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Teen Podcast Summer Showcase 2026
By Colin HardenEducation
Teen Podcast Summer Showcase 2026 episodes
- My Father's StoryShannon, age 12 chose a different historic subject and it reflected the love he has for his family. He researched his father's life and delivered this beautiful reflection.
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5 min - MLK and Malcolm: Not a Battle but a BrotherhoodJahcyrie, age 16 entered this project with a simple thesis, that MLK and Malcom X had more in common than people think. Through his research, he found evidence that this may be true and he shared it through this project. Jah was a big brother and a great example to the rest of the students. I am grateful for that.
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5 min - Who Did It and Why: The Assassination of MLKMakayla age, 13 would write, research, and perform this episode about MLK's assassination, the culprit and its immediate aftermath. She did a great job, stayed focused through the camp and was a standout on the recording equipment.
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4 min - The Legacy of Rosa ParksAlaysia, age 13 wrote researched and performed this episode. She was thoughtful and dedicated to this story and after just 5 days she delivered this incredible short story about Rosa Parks. So proud of her.
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3 min - Michael Jackson: Lost ChildhoodI'Yonna age 13 chose Michael Jackson as her historical subject. She researched him and was inspired by his childhood and how it shaped his adulthood. Her episode contains excerpts of an interview we conducted about her research. We we so proud of her progress and her story. What a great final product.
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About Teen Podcast Summer Showcase 2026
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This summer, five students participated in a hands-on podcasting camp designed to introduce young people to the creative process of audio storytelling. Over the course of the program, students…
selected historical figures and subjects that interested them, conducted research, developed their own written scripts, and transformed their research into original podcast performances.
Students were guided through each stage of production, from researching and organizing information to writing for an audience and using their voices to bring historical stories to life. The camp emphasized creativity, critical thinking, communication, research skills, and the power of storytelling while giving students practical experience with the podcast production process.
The result was a student-driven experience in which each participant became a researcher, writer, and performer, using podcasting as a platform to explore history and share stories in their own voices.
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