RiZing Tide

We are thrilled that today's guests have been asking to be on the podcast for over a year and are very sorry it took THIS LONG to make it happen.  But, as you will learn, it was worth the wait. And be sure to stay tuned for a special epilogue interview with Ms. Aimee Tucker at the end.

Today's guest joined us back in season 1 of the podcast when she was a freshman and Mr. Crimson was not yet the official co-host. We catch up with Molly again, who is now preparing to carry on the Finney Family Tradition as she looks ahead to her next chapter.

For this year's homecoming episode, we've invited back two alumni who were recently awarded an Emmy for their work on a very special film about their mom and a unique family tradition.

The RiZing Tide is back for season 4 and we kick off (pun intended) with an amazing young man. Boris comes to the podcast highly recommended, and it won't take much listening to see why.

Buckle up, listener, for an extra-long bonus episode to close the 2025-26 season.  22 former podcast guests graduated from Concord High School on Saturday and 11 of them were able to come in for one final chat before heading off for their next adventures.  Congratulations to all graduates and their families! Have a great summer!

Many thanks to Addy Barker who recommended today's guest because she knows that we love to learn about the world outside of Concord, NH.  Ben shares stories of growing up in Finland and what it was like to adjust to life in Concord when he moved here in middle school.

Having just starred in Concord High's production of Dear Evan Hansen, today's guest shares his experiences preparing for and performing an extremely challenging role.  Mr. Crimson, our co-host, who also performed in the show, adds his perspective on what it was like to bring this powerful story to life.  This interview is a master class in acting with two accomplished and talented thespians.

Many thanks to Aryn Bernardo for recommending our guest for this episode. When Adeline is not scaling walls, she's off doing mission work in El Salvador.  And she's a remarkable conversationalist to top it all off.

Thank you, Mrs. Weeks, for another fantastic recommendation.  Stefan shares his adventures from his time living in Morocco.  And as he prepares to graduate in a couple of months, it is clear that his expanded world view has translated into a deep understanding of what it means to be both human and kind.

What do you when you love a sport, but your high school doesn't have a team?  Well, you can do what these two enterprising young ladies did...you can start a team.