Studio 701

In our eighth episode of our fourth season, we grapple with one of the most heated of conspiracies…ALIENS!

In THE FURTADO FILES Part 3, hosts Caden Sense and Elijah Zuniga talk with Spanish teacher Todd Furtado about the existence of life beyond our planet and what it means for us.

The existence of extraterrestrials has been debated since the ancient Greeks.

We will investigate whether or not we are alone in the universe and how the existence of other lifeforms could affect humanity.

In our seventh episode of our fourth season, we explore how creative passion can turn into a growing business.

High school seniors are busy preparing for graduation and figuring out what comes next, but for some, that also means turning their interests into creative opportunities.

In this episode, hosts Isaac Leu and Elizabeth Papkov talk with senior Srinidhi Annepu about how her love for painting inspired her to start creating custom clothing at affordable prices.

Together, they discuss the joy behind the creative process, the challenges of starting a small business, and how Sri is making custom art more accessible to her community.

In our sixth episode of our fourth season, we talk with World History and Geography teacher, Suzie Strain.

Hosts Ava Simmons and Abigail Zuñiga ask how she became a teacher at Whitney High School and learned about her struggles and how she finds the motivation to teach.

In our fifth episode of our fourth season, Drake Hale and Mia Fuentes sit down with the Physics teacher Keegan McLean.

We talk about his background, teaching style, and what students can expect in his class.

From first impressions to future goals, this episode gives listeners a chance to know his teaching style.

Tune in for a conversation about starting fresh and making science exciting. 

In the fifth episode of the fourth season, we learn about a teacher's first year at a new school, although she has been teaching for many years.

In this episode, hosts Natalie Bennett and Ella Sprinkle talk with Social Studies teacher Jill Meshwert about her path to becoming a part of the Wildcat family.

We discover the challenges that come with being a teacher at Whitney for the first time, as well as all the excitement that comes with learning the school's culture.

In the fourth episode of our fourth season, we sat down with Discipline Tech John Gonzales; aka: Mr. G.

In this episode, hosts Ashar Jackiw and Saad Baig talk with him about his journey to Whitney and the obstacles he faced to get to where he is now.

We dive into his daily habits on campus to find out what keeps him motivated.

In our second episode of our fourth season, we explore the little known winter percussion program.

Winter Percussion takes high-stakes precision and explosive energy into each performance. On top of that, it is a competition.

Hosts Sophia Lim and Fiona Xu talk with music director Dr. Jamieson about the late-night rehearsals, competition prep, and her plans to improve the program.

In our first episode of our fourth season, we take a deep dive into the BITA program.

Many students know the program as the construction class.

But, what others do not know, is all of the work that goes on behind the scenes for events like Homecoming and float building. It also helps prepare students for college.

In this episode, hosts Riley Holmstrom and Izzy Karpaty talk with BITA teacher Bret Hunter to learn more about the program and what students get to create in class.

In 24th episode of Studio 701, hosts Paul Bartell and Isaac Leu sit down with senior Katelyn Krisa to discuss her journey into the education career path.

We dive into her experiences in the STARS program and her job at Aqua Tots, a local swim school.

We find out how those experiences along with others solidified her decision to study Elementary Education in college.

In our 23rd episode, we look at what it's really like to step into a leadership role.

Running for ASB president takes a lot of preparation, planning, and taking on new responsibilities.

In this episode hosts Abigail Kosinski and Chelsea Kosinski talk with Junior Lauren Turner about why she decided to run for ASB President and what the process was like for her, as well what she's hoping to do in her senior year.