Old Tappan Podcast Network

In this episode, Jason discusses a worldwide question: Should we be worried about running out of natural resources? Jason explains the different resources that are essential to human life and how we are slowly running out these resources. You can hear from four other different perspectives on this world problem. After listening to this podcast, you will have a new-found knowledge on natural resources and will be wanting to learn more.

In this episode, Ha-il asks the question: do humans need meat to survive?  Meat is a major part of the diet of most humans, but does it need to be?  Is it absolutely necessary to eat meat, or can a vegetarian diet provide the necessary nutrients for humans?  Find out what CDW students think about this topic, and learn whether a life without meat can be possible!

In this episode, Erin debates the question: should schools get rid of summer break? Erin discusses how summer break began, and the different pros and cons of having summer break. In addition, the opinions of students and a middle school teacher are included. Once you listen to this podcast, you will have to ask yourself, what really is the point of summer break, and will it continue to exist in the future?

In this episode, Nina discusses the question: How did covid affect high school and college sports? Nina describes how sports were before covid, the effects it had on sports and is still having now, and predicts what will happen in the future. You'll also hear 2 relatable interviews from her brothers, Jake and Max, who experienced this dramatic change first hand.  What is the enduring legacy of Covid on student sports?  Listen to this episode to find out!

In this episode, Luke asks the question: How will global warming affect wildlife on Earth? Luke illustrates the past, present, and future effects of global warming and climate change. After tuning into this podcast, listeners may want to assist in stopping global warming, and help out the cause to save these vulnerable species.

In this episode, Nolan asks the question: How do you create a video game? Nolan describes the past, present, and possible future of video game creation. With other 8th graders, he discusses how video games work, what you’ll need to create your own video game, and how easy it is to do so. After you’re done listening, you’ll be fully prepared to learn how to create your own dream video game.

This episode is a CDW Science Short.  At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science.  Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. 

This is the final CDW Science Short for the 2020-2021 school year.  Hope you enjoyed this season!

This episode is a CDW Science Short.  At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science.  Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display.  Hope you enjoy!

This episode is a CDW Science Short.  At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science.  Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display.  Hope you enjoy!

This episode is a CDW Science Short.  At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science.  Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display.  Hope you enjoy!