Students Incorporated

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Welcome to our very first Students Incorporated Kids podcast episode. Elementary students from the International Community School in Bangkok interview a published children’s book author, Janice Santikarn. Her main focus in her books is to highlight different aspects of Thailand. Hear a portion of her book read by kids and listen as Mr. Seaver shares a quick tip about journaling.

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Sports can teach us a lot about ourselves and others. Listen as we interview coach George about his sports journey from Bangladesh to the USA and now serving as head soccer coach in Bangkok, Thailand. Followed up with a discussion with two student athletes about the challenges and benefits of playing sports in high school.

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Our episode today comes with a twist. We invited the new language model AI named ChatGPT to be our guest. This episode features an interview with our AI friend we've named Mx GPT and along with some other interesting topics we were able to discuss with it. Episode 21 is now released on all popular podcast platforms.

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A discussion with Mary Kate about the life skills program at school then followed by an interview with Mike and Michelle Beard of Imago Work, a vocational training program located in Hanoi, Vietnam that works with young people with cognitive differences. Episode 20 is now released on all popular podcast platforms.

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Can we find a date for our co-host Lion? In this episode, we give some dating tips to our listeners as we review the top ten things guys and girls should not say to each other on a first date. We follow this up by playing a fund dating game with Lion as we attempt to find him a date.

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A fascinating conversation about the Model United Nations (MUN) and upcoming conferences with Mr. Dayton, club advisor, Jeremy, the Secretary General of THAIMUN and ICSMUN, and Karis, Vice President and Parliamentarian. Find out how your involvement in opportunities and clubs like the MUN can help your future.

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A fun conversation between the two co-hosts about predictions for 2023 sent in by our listeners. This is followed by the discussion of some survey results which include bears, climate change, aliens, astroids, and more.

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Meet the team behind the popular Students Incorporated podcast along with a fun trivia game about pop culture and business. Listen to an entertaining discussion about the topics that did not make the cut followed by a favorite holiday song and a Merry Christmas.

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Engaging interviews with Mrs Doni about leadership development among elementary age students along with Mrs Merrily. Listen to amazing essays written and read by 5th graders followed by some Q & A time with a variety of young students about being a leader at home and at school. Other guests include Mrs Shaina, Mrs Brooke, and so many more.

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Music and Sound. A fascinating discussion with musicians and music teachers about the significance and role of music and sound in our lives, followed by an exciting recreation of the Students Incorporated theme song by the talented band students themselves.