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In the 12th episode of our third season, we dive into the world of true crime and forensics.

From cases seen over the media to much smaller ones, True crime is everywhere, and so are the forensics scientists that work on the cases.

If these cases truly are as frequent as they seem, what really goes on behind the scenes, and how large is the forensics field going to get?

In this episode hosts Thomas Bacchus and Hailey Patterson discuss with forensics teacher Mrs. Brun, how forensic science skills help in the field, and the growing interest in learning about true crime.

In our 11th episode of our third season, we look at the constant battle students find themselves in deciding between different careers.

After high school, students are thrown into the deep end and are forced to choose a career, which could impact their life forever.

But, even in their senior year, many students still find themselves uncertain about what they want to pursue.

In this episode, hosts Charlize Tumulak and Guntaas Kaler talk with culinary teacher Brian Cramer about his career switch, and how he encourages students to explore their options before committing to one.

In our 10th episode of our third season, we look at the importance of having conversations about real world issues.

We talk with a student about how she is able to share her opinions by participating in debates and posting on social media.

Why protesting is important to her and celebrating different cultures.

In this episode hosts Abigail Speck and Alyssa Boyko ask junior Tatiana Brown about why voicing opinions and standing up for those you care about is so important.

In our 9th episode of our 3rd season, Dom Dragon and Caden Sense talked to the Wildcats’ Wrestling Coach Vincent Perez.

He explains what goes into building up the wrestling team for success.

Ever since his introduction to the school, the team has grown exponentially.

We discussed the team’s strengths and strategies, and what truly goes into building a team environment.

In our 8th episode of our third season, we explore why many Whitney students are starting their own photography businesses.

From capturing sports games to pre-dance photos, freelance photographers are always ready to preserve special moments for their clients.

How do these students balance their school workload with the stress of running their own business?

In this episode, hosts Tilly Urieff and Chris Buzon sit down with senior Caitlyn Arca to discuss her experience running a successful freelance photography business for the past three years.

In our 7th episode or our third season, we look at how volunteering can impact your life, as well as others.

Most students try to reach the 25 hour volunteering goal to graduate. But, one student doesn’t do it for the graduation requirement.

In this episode, hosts Izzy Karpaty and Riley Holmstrom talk with sophomore Alice Feng about how and why she volunteers and how it has affected her.

In our 6th episode of our third season, we will explore how a student started a cotton candy business.

In December 2024, Isabella Gillrath started a cotton candy business, which started as a small side hustle to a real business very quickly.

Hosts Parker Steffenauer and Kaden Allen sit down with her to learn how she operates the business, manages the sales, and her future plans for her passion and what inspired her to start this business.

She now has a website and you can find her at many Sports games around the Placer County area. We also will dive into how she has donated to charity from her cotton candy business.

In our fifth episode or our third season, hosts Brooke McKean and Alyssa Arevalos take a closer look at life in sports medicine and the vital role it plays in student athletics.

Our guest, Mrs. Jaeger the sports med teacher, shares her experiences working in the medical field, from preventing injuries to responding calmly in high stress situations.

She also opens up about her recent injury at the Del Oro football game and how that experience shaped her perspective on care and recovery. J

oin us as we explore how sports medicine professionals support athletes both physically and emotionally, on and off the field.

In our 4th episode of our third season, we dive into a family that had to overcome one of the deadliest diseases.

From 110 hours of chemotherapy to a stem cell transplant, Addison Yow’s mom battled through a rare form of lymphoma, resulting in her spending months at a time in the hospital.

Despite the time away from home, Addison kept her supporting her mom and being alongside her throughout the process.

In this episode, hosts Camila Irizarry and Aly Herl talk with Addison and her little brother Ben about the changes that occurred, and what it was like being away from their mom, from early in their childhood to being in high school.

In our third episode of our third season, we look at how, it's easy to forget the most important relationship -- the one with yourself.

Whether you're cultivating a new connection or strengthening an old one, self-love should always come first.

Hosts Brianna Palmer and Alyssa Hutchcraft talk with Alexdranda Cameron about how prioritizing yourself leads to healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

We also talk about finding balance between loving others deeply while still honoring your own needs.