Everyone loves a holiday, so the students interviewed people around the New South Bronx building to figure out what makes holidays so great, and not-so-great.
A big part of PAL is athletic programs. The word is even is our name! So today, the students at New South Bronx get opinions on what sports people like and don't like.
The students at New South Bronx tell you all about their new favorite obsession, bottle flipping, and also interview some of the staff there about why they aren't as excited about the craze.
Darius and Malik play each other in a one-on-one basketball match up to see who the best baller at New South Bronx is. Complete with pre-game and post-game interviews, and expert analysis and predictions.
A collection of students at New South Bronx explore what their streets are like, what they consider home, and what a perfect version of America in the future looks like to them.
By Mark, Naim, and Samuel. "We should pay more attention and time to seniors. Listen to our project to find out more about the housing and opinions of senior citizens."
The students at MS 118 prepare to make the big move from middle school to high school. They share what they're excited about, afraid of, and more. They also ask adults for advice on getting their footing in high school.
Daniel from Port Richmond Center continues his exploration of video games, getting a blast from the past learning about old school arcades and so much more.
Brownsville student Laurie takes the last spot in the Hot Seat this season.
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Funded by the New York Community Trust HIVE Digital Media Learning Fund and in partnership with WNYC, PAL's Radio Rookies program teaches Middle School Youth interview skills,and improves their…
communication and vital critical thinking skills via media literacy. Check back weekly for new episodes!