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In our 22nd episode, we talk about the Every 15 Minutes Program and its impact on the community.

The program highlights how drunk driving is a problem with serious, life-threatening consequences.

In this episode, hosts Joshua Papagna and Joshua Hamilton are hosting School Resource Officer Komi Akapawu to talk about the knowledge he has about the program, along with the role he played in it.

In our 21st episode, we take a deep dive into AI and how it works behind the screen.

Many high school students use Chat GPT on a daily basis whether it’s to help with homework, summarizing information, or brainstorming ideas for a project or essay.

But, AI systems, like Chat GPT, inflict real-life consequences on our world and environment.

Hosts Kaylee Garcia and Jane Landon sat down with computer science teacher Matt Striden, to find out how one website can have all the answers.

In our 20th episode, we explore how Junior Janvi Suthahar built her own campus club from the ground up and turned it into one of the most engaging student organizations.

Despite the challenges of a shutdown that paused in-person meetings, she stayed committed and found creative ways to keep it growing.

Hosts Aubrey Dunn and Amalia Gibadullina dive into her work ethic, leadership, and the impact she’s made on campus. Tune in to hear how resilience and passion can turn obstacles into opportunities.

In our 19th episode, we look at what really goes into creating a yearbook beyond the photos and spreads.

As the school year wraps up, the yearbook team has already finalized a book full of real, unforgettable high school moments.

In this episode, hosts Paige Friesen and Bella Morris talk with senior Trinity Kim to find out what it's really like behind the scenes, managing deadlines, working under pressure, and creating a book that most will cherish forever.

In our 18th episode, we look at how following your passion can mean going against the norm; in this case the creative process and pushing gender boundaries.

Students often feel pressured to choose more traditional career paths, like doctor, lawyer, or a job in finance.

But what happens when your interests don’t fit that mold?

In this episode, hosts Elizabeth Papkov and Elena Surber talk with Junior Sepehr Mohammadi about his passion for fashion design, and how he makes his brand stand out as he aims to continue to pursue this throughout his life.

In our 17th episode, we take a look into what it's like to run a business as a high school student. 92-percent of teen girls have had their nails done. But, spending around a hundred dollars a month to keep them fresh is not affordable.

In this episode, hosts Tinsley Moorhouse and Journee Mergens talk with sophomore Roxi Lersch about her press on nail business, and how she manages life, school, and her dream.

In our 16th episode, we are looking at the process of committing to college for sports.

During many athletes junior and senior years, they go through a recruiting process.

This process looks exciting and is a big accomplishment, but it is often a more stressful process than people realize.

In this episode hosts Kaylee Smith and Allyna Solis talk with senior Addi Ewers about her experience with committing to Cal Poly for cross country and track and field, and get more insight about what to expect during the recruitment process.

In our 15th episode of season 3, hosts Shaurya Suryawanshi and Vahey Tamzyan explore the psychology behind lying and why people, especially kids and teenagers, do it.

Many people think lying is just about being dishonest, but psychology shows there are deeper reasons behind it.

To better understand this, the hosts talk with AP Psychology teacher Shawn Robin about why people lie, how it becomes a habit, and how it affects trust.

If you’ve ever wondered why people lie or how to tell when someone might not be telling the truth, this episode talks about it.

In our 14th episode, we look at a side of a teacher we usually don't see, who has stories we can’t even imagine.

Todd Furtado is a Spanish teacher at Whitney High School, and he is famous for his stories about his past, especially the stories about his time in the military.

But most of us have never heard these stories, and even those who have are still unsure what Mr. Furtado’s service really meant to him.

In this episode hosts Elijah Zuniga and Caden Sense follow up on their previous episode, and talk with Mr. Furtado about how his experience in the military has shaped his life and how his experiences have brought him to where he is today.

In our 13th episode of our third season, we look at the increasing number of teenagers on social media platforms, to understand the impact of the internet on mental health.

With so many teenagers creating accounts on popular apps such as Tiktok and Instagram, the dangers of social media on mental health have become more prevalent.

But, social media also has positive aspects that can improve teenagers' health.

In this episode, hosts Maya Vemuri and Paris Bruich meet with senior Kamryn Webb, a popular social media influencer with a strong social media presence, to learn about how she balances her life online and her mental health.