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This episode marks the end of the 2023-2024 production year for the Devil's Advocate podcast. In this episode, Podcast Producer Rowan Kershner and I will be talking about our experience producing the podcast as well as the development and future of the podcast. We will also be talking to Stanton seniors about their final year at Stanton and the Stanton experience.

In this episode of the podcast, we will be discussing what makes a song timeless, as well as which artists and songs we believe have the longevity to stay popular for years to come. Stay tuned for the end of this episode where we will be interviewing students about how they create music playlists.

In this episode of the podcast, we will be talking about some popular conspiracy theories as well as the origin and dangers of these ideas.

In this episode of the podcast, we will be interviewing Junior Lucas Farfan about his new solo music project "Portrait of a Bear." We will be talking about his inspirations, the meaning behind the album, and what is involved in making music from home. Later, we will be talking to Art Director Hawi Said about "Bewitched" by Laufey.

In the age of the internet and social media, it is becoming easier to share and view the opinions of individual people. However, those with a significant following have access to large platforms to present ideas and opinions that are highly valued by their fans. In this episode of the podcast, we will be discussing if celebrities have a moral obligation to use their platforms for social and political topics. After that, we will have Videographer Rishi Mudiganti and Features Section Editor Grace Larson rank Christmas songs.

This year, we are celebrating the 40th anniversary of Devil's Advocate to celebrate the growth and longevity of the newspaper. In this episode we are going to talk to Robin Cox Eury, the first Copy Editor of Devil's Advocate, about her time at Stanton and on the Devil's Advocate staff.

Stanton is known for being an academically rigorous school and students must put in time and efforts if they want to succeed. However, students often complain about the heavy workload presented at Stanton. In this episode of the podcast, we will explore the question of whether this stress is a product of the workload or student procrastination.

Staff Writer Kendall Ford interviews Juliana Thint on her experience in the Stanton Music Department and plans for the future.

2022 saw a significant bounce back in the movie industry. In this episode, staff videographer Carlos Alvarez and Stanton film teacher Mr. Cox will offer their predictions for the upcoming March 12th Oscars.