In this episode of "Talk of the Irish," the student podcast club previews Notre Dame Prep's first Student and Staff Market on April 20. The market will feature homemade goods, baked goods, and other services. This episode features students Sofia Monahan, Daniela Alonso Lopez, and Audrey Love.

In this episode of "Talk of the Irish," NDP student Marisa Bitonti shares her inspiration behind her business, "Positive Pursuits by Marisa," which specializes in ASL coloring books. Bitonti is one of several vendors at this year's inaugural Student and Staff Market, held on April 20 from 6- to 8 p.m. at the NDP upper school campus.

In this episode, NDP student podcasters sit down with Brandon McCall, a Teen Truth motivational speaker and youth football coach. McCall's mission is to help students make better choices by promoting positivity and inspiration. In talking with NDP students, McCall shared his personal journey of faith, the importance of protecting mental health, character development in the face of peer pressure, and more.

Learn more about Brandon here: https://teentruth.net/brandonmccall/

In this episode, student hosts Kevin Carter and Sebastian Goss interview  representatives from the Jewish Federation of Detroit. In an eye opening interview, Carter and Goss give listeners a glimpse into Jewish religion, culture, and lifestyle.

In this episode, the "Talk of the Irish" podcast club sits down with NDP teacher Louise Palardy for an inside look the high school's latest course offering: IB Design Technology. The course is designed to allow students to explore the journey of raw materials to products with a key focus on design thinking.

In this episode of "Talk of the Irish," Notre Dame Prep teacher David Slusser shares details on the high school's new IB World Religions class. The class explores different faiths, religions and cultures throughout the world and how commonality in faith and spirituality can bring humanity together.

Notre Dame Prep alumnus Bryce Baringer NDP'17 recently sat down with his alma mater's podcast club and interviewee Auggy Villajuan to reflect on the New England Patriots' amazing season and his excitement ahead of Super Bowl LX.

In this episode, podcasters join together with the NDP Creative Writing Club and theatre department to craft an original audio show titled "The Frequency of Anomalies - A Night at the Cinema." 

In this episode, the Talk of the Irish podcast sits down with Jonah Murphy NDP'29 about his original play, "Come at 8, Die by 9." The murder mystery takes place in 1974 at an engagement party. This whodunnit story revolves around the death of the party's hostess, June. The show takes place Oct. 25 at the Metamora Historical Society. 

In this episode, students at Notre Dame Prep sit down with Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, author of the 2018 bestseller "What the Eyes Don't See" and leading advocate for children's health. Dr. Hanna-Attisha has been recognized with numerous awards including the National Humanism in Medicine Medal from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation, the Freedom of Expression Courage Award from PEN America, the inaugural Bernard Lown Award for Social Responsibility, the 22nd Heinz Award in Public Policy, the Fries Prize for Improving Public Health, and recognition as one of Time's 100 Most Influential People in the World.