Sundition

In today’s Page 6 episode, we discuss the idea of putting someone up on a pedestal, clarifying the meaning of the phrase and the effects the action has from everyday relationships to celebrities to political situations.

Welcome back! In the Headline News episode of September 27, we discuss the Trump’s administration decision to allow logging in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest (NPR), how thousands of Australians are stranded overseas due to the continent’s travel restrictions (New York Times), and Facebook’s efforts to shut down fake Chinese accounts (BBC News).

We asked. You answered. Listen to responses to our question: What is the theme song of your life? Hear our replies as well!

Earlier this week, we posted on Instagram asking you guys to ask any questions you had about our experiences with online learning. Here are our responses to your questions!

In today’s Page 6 episode, we discuss the issues when it comes to the emotional aspect of parenting and how this problem is stemmed from the lack of education and has been persistent for many generations.

Good morning everyone! Welcome back to our podcast. In our Headline News of September 20, 2020, we discuss three, under-the-radar news stories: University of MIchigan strikers are still demanding change after their strike had ended with a compromise (ABC News); WeChat is being banned in App Stores in the US (New York Times); and states in Mexico have started banning junk food (NPR).

Earlier this week, we posted a question on Instagram: What problem or situation did TV / movies make you think would be common, but when you grew up you found out it wasn’t? Here are some of your responses! 

In today's Page 6 episode, we discuss how California is literally on fire, thanks to various factors, such as gender reveal parties and lightning strikes.

Welcome back to our new and improved Sundition podcast! In our Headline News for today, we discuss three, under-the-radar news stories: how a Connecticut police chief tampered with his promotion and has now been charged, the UC system lawsuit concerning standardized testing, and how cancer research projects diversifying genetic studies receive new grants. In addition to just summarizing these stories, we now offer our own opinions and analysis on these stories.

Hello, everyone! Welcome back from our four-week hiatus. We restructured our podcast to better fit our perception of what a Sunday newspaper should look like while giving our insights and opinions on the subjects we discuss. We also have a new newsletter!! Sign up through our website in our link in our Instagram bio. Regular episodes will restart next week, so stay tuned!!