What makes a class engaging? Brandon and JonMitchell interview three of their favorite teachers to find out how they make their classes so engaging, and how technological advances have changed the classroom, teaching, and learning experiences.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

If you could go back in time as a high school senior and give your freshman year self some advice, what would you say? Brandon and JonMitchell reflect on their time in high school and offer advice to younger students to steer them toward the path to success.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

From walking to riding the bus to using rideshare apps to driving, Brandon and JonMitchell discuss the pros and cons of different forms of transportation for getting to school, the ideal start time for school days, and the difference between traveling before school and after school.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

How does life change during a pandemic? Brandon and JonMitchell discuss the transition to quarantine life, social distancing, and an odd list of items that people were panic buying.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

Can your classroom be anywhere? Brandon and JonMitchell discuss the pros and cons of distance learning, which subjects translate best from the physical classroom to the virtual classroom, and how the teachers are using (and not using) video conferencing technology.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

How do we keep it moving while staying at home? Brandon and JonMitchell discuss the odd summer ahead, from registering for college classes to summer jobs to finding a car...during a pandemic.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

How soon is too soon? Brandon and JonMitchell discuss businesses reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what they would do if they had a time machine.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

Did we just graduate? Brandon and JonMitchell give a recap of how the virtual graduation for the class of 2020 went down, describe graduation parties during a pandemic, and remixing the virtual graduation on Instagram.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

How long can you just sit around? Brandon and JonMitchell discuss rediscovering old hobbies, learning new skills, and innovation in the entertainment industry during their Covid-19 quarantine experiences.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.

We're going on a field trip! Hopefully, it's a fun one. What makes a great field trip? Brandon and JonMitchell reminisce about the best and worst field trips and interview one of their teachers, a field trip professional, to discuss the optimal field trip experience from a teacher's perspective.

Being a student has its challenges. In each episode, high school seniors Brandon Cephus and JonMitchell Goode explore the many aspects of student life, from getting to school to field trips to interviews with some of their most engaging teachers. If you enjoy funny, educational stories, sound design, and Hip Hop beats, this podcast is for you.

Pen and Paper Podcast is the result of a collaboration between Harris County Department of Education and Yawp Records, creator of the Just Add Beats Audio Production After School Program. Students are taught how to use digital audio production hardware and software to record their own podcasts, music, and sound effects that can be digitally distributed worldwide. They build 21st-Century Skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that will serve them in the future where they will have to be collaborative and resilient creators, learning new technical skills and working with new people. Digital storytelling and distribution give the students the opportunity to share their personal stories with a broader audience than ever before, and the chance to document their lives and the world around them in a way that can be revisited.