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In our 11th episode, we explore college paths after high school. In 2021, Whitney HS grad Sophia Perkins had a 4.5 GPA and could have easily gone straight to a four-year university, but she made the decision to attend community college instead. In this episode, Justin Sneed and Ananth Bhandarkar talk with Sophia about her perspective on why she chose this path, despite the common stigma that community college is a last resort, and discusses how it can be a practical option for many students seeking to further their education.

In our 10th episode, we talk about content that provided to teens. In a world where teens are bombarded with advertisements, news from social media, and the internet, it is important to be able to discern accurate information.

Hosts Selena Macam and Aubrey Dunn talk with AP Literature teacher Patrick Gale. In the conversation, they explain how teens should understand the importance of reading books and not getting influenced as much by social media

The Language Arts curriculum at Whitney fosters conversations about the importance of following your own ideals and questioning the credibility of popular influence, especially in the modern world.

In our ninth episode, we explain how to find your sense of style in an ever-changing world of fashion. From when we were kids, we were exposed to different styles and trends.

Hosts Charlize Tumulak and Guntaas Kaler talk with junior Kylie Mesias about experimenting with personal style and learning to express yourself through clothing.

Whether you love being bold or prefer comfort, this episode is all about helping you define your personal style in your own terms.

In our eighth episode, we look at student-athlete academic strategies. It can be difficult to maintain your grades as a student-athlete, but there are ways to take advantage of the time you have.

In this episode, hosts Shaurya Suryawanshi and Adi Shetti talk with Alex Ngyuen, who is a part of the Varsity tennis team. They learn from him how he manages his time with extracurricular activities.

In our seventh episode, we learn how to advertise and promote a club, how to create a club that people want to attend, and how to start a club from scratch.

In this episode hosts Samantha Alamo and Abigail Speck talk with Maya Vemuri about the Magazine Club. While the Magazine Club only started this year, their meetings have gone from a few attendees to filling an entire classroom.

In our sixth episode, we look at how things can change so quickly. Seniors start the year ready for their last homecoming; their last rally, and their last sports season. But, sometimes we face unexpected challenges, so how do we deal with uncertainty?

In this episode hosts Kaitlyn Leu and Emilie Moriswala talk with senior Karina Pate about how her senior year started, and the moment she learned she had Hodgkin's lymphoma.

In our fifth episode, Teens vs Job Market, hosts Ella Meyer and Annika Hubbard discuss common difficulties high school students face when trying to get a job.

They bring in senior Roman Canlas to get a student’s take, after hearing from social studies teacher Timothy Farnan about how you can face these challenges.

Let’s hear some of his advice.

For our fourth episode, hosts Sayri Sanabria and Noah Imperial talk about how to manage academics during the busy school year. The title of the podcast is ... Achieving It All.

In the show, they talk with Career Counselor Bridgette Bonnell. She gives tips about how to balance school with other aspects of life.

In this episode, hosts Ray Lovitt and Nickolas Saenz ask two guests for relationship advice. In this two-part episode, they talk with Spanish teacher Mark Snow. He has been married for over 20 years. He gives tips and tricks about how to celebrate the good times and overcome the tough times. In the second half of the show, we sit down with Social Studies teacher Travis Mougeotte. Mr. and Mrs. Mougeotte met their freshman year in high school and have been dating or married ever since. With Valentine's Day on Friday, listen to an episode with the experts on how to have a happy relationship.

In this episode, we look at how energy drinks impact a teen's brain. Can they be okay in moderation? We sit down with AP Psychology teacher Shawn Robin to inform listeners about the effects of them so you can make an educated decision about drinks like Celsius, Monster, or Red Bull.