In this episode, we interviewed Principal Downey, reflecting on the past school year and touching on hopes he has for the future. 

Staffers Dhruv, Marcus, Rachel, and Suhani examine a study linking personality to music taste, discussing the validity of the study and their own experiences with music. 

In this episode, host Sofia Mang sits down with Northview students who own small businesses, Sara Hsu (@shopsukico) and Sarah Chow and Vicky Kang (@flowersby.kc), as they explore what they've learned from the experience.

In this episode, Host Grace Yang discusses the preparations behind International Night with the teachers, performers, and club leaders involved, honing in on their busy schedules, connections to the cultures represented and their hopes for the show. 

In this episode, host Delisa Troupe follows the journey of Techno Titans as they develop as a team and express their hopes for the upcoming competitions.

Hosts Jordan Anderson, Orelia Thottam, Marcus Kim, and Suhani Mahajan discuss the shift from their childhood experiences to the ones they observe around themselves today.

In the second episode of our two-part series, host Caleb Smith explores how book bans affect students and the authors who hoped to spread representation, connection, and understanding with the characters and experiences in their books. 

In the first episode of our two-part series, host Caleb Smith discusses the wave of book bans sweeping over America and the effects of categorizing books. 

In this episode, host Jordan Anderson speaks with the president of Northview's black History Club about celebrating Black History Month and continuing the recognition and celebration of Black excellence throughout the year.

In this episode, host Delisa Troupe speaks with some of Northview's Environmental Club leaders, Vidhi Tiwary and Adiva Puttnam, about their efforts to lobby for a recycling and composting center in Johns Creek. They discuss the environmental club's accomplishments along with their pursuits to promote sustainability.