Our podcasters explore the process and requirements for getting into high schools in Delaware, a state that operates under a school choice system. They break down what students and families need to know—from application procedures and academic criteria to deadlines and special programs—while also discussing how school choice impacts educational opportunities and decision-making for students across the state.

Our podcasters dive into the exciting news of Bad Bunny being selected as the Super Bowl Halftime Show headliner. They explore the mixed reactions from fans and critics alike, discussing why his selection has sparked both celebration and controversy. The conversation also highlights Bad Bunny’s journey as a groundbreaking Puerto Rican artist, his influence on Latin music worldwide, and what his performance means for representation and cultural pride on one of the biggest stages in entertainment.

Listen to our Spooky stories in honor of Halloween, as our podcasters attempt to scares us into the Halloween season!!!BOOOOOO!!!

Listen as our podcasters prepare use for Halloween with their spooky stories!!!

Our podcasters will give you the dish on the different alternative fuels.

In this episode Yaya, KayKay, and Day talk about the conflict in the Gaza Strip. Get their middle school viewpoint.

Our podcasters highlight important hispanics. This week, out podcasters will highlight the achievements of Cesar Chavez as a farm union leader and how he impacted better working conditions for migrant farm workers. Selena and her impact on Latino music, and finally Gloria Estefan and her impact as a singer and producer. Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!!

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, our podcasters are highlighting important hispanics that have had an impact on our culture. They highlight Frida Kahlo, Eva Longoria and Lin Manuel Miranda.

Keys talks about her experience as she navigates through her 6th grade year

Our podcasters talk about some of the struggles that they have overcome this new school year. Especially our 8th graders as they have to prepare for filling out applications for high school.