Arannis (Doris) and Num Num (Marcus) created a podcast episode about their new favourite game Dungeons and Dragons. They also like the game pétanque. This episode explains the game and has the beginning of a new adventure in it.

The songs used in this episode are The Queen of the Wands, Orchestral Remix by Dave Merrick,  Where Did the Silence Go by Nethis, and Red Shell Spirit Fantasy by Septahelix.

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Gabe Cruz took part in SODS' marathon training program and wanted to document the experience. He interviewed participants, the coach, and recorded audio on race day, including an exciting finish for our team.

The songs used in this episode are GravitationalWaves by Airtone and The Morning by Vidian. 

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

 Cindy Jia talks to some experts on confidence. What it is, why you might lose it, and how to build it up.

The song used in this episode is called Teamwork by Scott Holmes. Thanks Scott!

Thank you to PAVED Arts for helping us with equipment, as well as our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Thomas Tran talk to his brother Dominic about something they're both passionate about - gaming. 

The song used in this episode is by an artist named Ultracat.

Thank you to PAVED Arts for helping us with equipment, as well as our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Jonathan Gao, Shawn Dai, and Cici Jin teamed up to talk about their interest in mobile phone technology - specifically, new foldable phones that are set to hit the market in the near future. No, not flip phones.

The song used in this episode is They Say by an artist named WowaMusik.

Thank you to PAVED Arts for helping us with equipment, as well as our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Azwa Alam is a student in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. She interviewed her friend Danielle Sunshine about the murder of her sister, and discusses the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada.

Thank you to PAVED Arts for helping us with equipment, as well as our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Laila Haider and Beth Hales are two high school students from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan who are concerned about climate change and what it means for our future. Listen to them break it down on the SODS Podcast Podcamp!

Big thanks to PAVED Arts for helping us with equipment, as well as our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.