Carson, Joseph, and Jake preview the start of the Winter Sports season, then visit with one of Leavenworth High School's most highly involved, and socially aware, student leaders - Faith Lopez.

Carson, Joseph, and Jake catch up on the summary of Newsies, debate, Fall Sports, etc.

Carson and Jake visit with the lead of the fall musical (Newsies), LHS senior Jack Schilling. Jack talks about making his theatrical debut this November, swim season, and his reflections on his senior year.

Carson, Joseph, and Jake discuss 2018 Homecoming Week; the Education Foundation's Pride Patrol; and miscellaneous fall updates.

Joseph, Carson, and Jake discuss the hot start to the Pioneer Boys Soccer season with seniors Nate Moore and Nick Hawley.

Jake asks Carson and Joseph if they completed their summer homework before the start of the school year (0:00 - 7:40) and they are then joined by Leavenworth High School sophomores Sadie Dipman and Abby Martin, and freshman Brooke Collins, to discuss their summer playing international Futsal, and preparing for the Girls Soccer season (7:40 - 30:12).

Jake, Carson, and Joseph discuss the 'extreme sport' of summer homework procrastination, and the last few days of relaxation before the start of school. They are then joined by LHS senior (9:00), Gracie Mefford, to talk about goals for their upcoming senior year and their remaining to-do's for the college application and selection process. They also talk about New Student Orientation and the mentoring program at Leavenworth High School.

Kato Fischer shares his thoughts on his upcoming senior year, his goals for athletics, activities, and academics, and how one lesson steered his chosen path for post-secondary success.

Jake catches up with Carson and Joseph on their Summer "Breaks," including Debate Nationals, leadership conferences, and setting goals and expectations for senior year and beyond.

Carson and Jake discuss the meaning of "YERD," graduation event planning, and the stress of finals (0:00 - 6:15); and are then joined by Leavenworth High School math teacher/coach and Class 0f 2010 graduate, Brenden Olesen. Mr. Olesen gets deep on his philosophy on teaching today's students, with the acceptance that today's learners are constantly evolving --- and thus too must our educational spaces to meet their demands. Mr. Olesen also previews the "Pete's Seats" flexible seating model that his classrooms will pilot next year. (6:15 - 46:50).