In this episode, Staffer Jordan Anderson reflects on Jimmy Carter's life prior to his presidency, during his time in office, and the work he and his wife did after his term.

Staffer Jonah dives into the ethics of the meat industry.

In this episode, host Sofia Mang interviews Teacher of the Year 2023: Mr. Copeland, and Professional of the Year 2023: Mrs. Rettker on their careers, what their individual awards mean to them, and their future. 

In this episode, hosts Grace and Delisa discuss the ethics of Zoo Atlanta, including its history, conservation efforts, and research programs. Before 1984, Zoo Atlanta was named one of the worst in the country and was stripped of its accreditation by the American Zoo and Aquarium Association. Listen now to find out how the zoo turned its reputation around, becoming one of the most research-productive zoos in the world and holding around 1,500 animals and 220 species. 

In this episode, staffer Logan Cosper dives deep into Artificial Intelligence, how it works, and the positives and negatives of the technology.

Staffer Grace Yang interviews cellist Joyce Lu on her experience playing cello, including her practice regimen, classes in Europe, and plans for pursuing a professional career in classical music. 

In this episode, host Delisa Troupe explores the fun, competitive competition known as Quiz Bowl, and allows some of her fellow students to engage in the sport themselves.

In this episode, host Jordan Anderson discusses the mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights in North Carolina. 

Wendigoon’s Brown Mountain Lights video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4T6mwZd1T9M&t=1197s 

In this episode, hosts Jonah, Rahul, and Rachel discuss the similarities between the HBO Max show, The Last of Us and the game it is inspired from.

Staffers Rachel Everett and Grace Yang share their advice on the college application process regarding senior year and share their own anecdotes.