Who should teach teens to use AI responsibly—educators, parents, or teens themselves? We explore AI, education, responsibility, and where to draw the line between guidance and control.

Sarah joins Teens Talk to discuss student mental health, education, and how we can empower more young women to pursue STEM.

Inside One of California’s Most Competitive Summer Programs

How do you get into COSMOS, one of California’s most competitive summer programs for high school students? In this series, we interviewed a group of COSMOS students on campus. No secret formula- what we wish we knew before applying.

COSMOS Series — a behind-the-scenes look at the application, the experience, and what it takes to make the most of a competitive STEM summer program.

Nina from Vietnam joins Teens Talk to discuss digital rights, youth advocacy, mental health, and the challenges facing young people today.

What do teenagers actually learn about navigating the healthcare system? In this episode of Teens Talk, Ismail and Lucas join us to discuss healthcare literacy, what health classes are missing, and how schools and families can better prepare students to make informed healthcare decisions.

In this episode of Teens Talk, Eva Pang, President and Board Chair of the FUHS Foundation, shared her story and how parents, students, and community members can get involved to support educational opportunities and student success.

In this short interview, Mayor Rob Moore encourages high school and college students to get involved in the 2026 election by volunteering on campaigns, gaining real-world experience, building leadership skills, and preparing for the future.

Why are more books being challenged in schools and libraries? In this episode, we discuss book bans, censorship, and how access to diverse perspectives shapes education, critical thinking, and young readers.

What could the 2026 U.S. midterm elections mean for the future of the country, and why should young people care? In this episode of Teens Talk, Mason will talk about the key issues shaping the election, the Senate races attracting national attention, and the growing influence of Gen Z voters. Whether you're new to politics or already following the campaigns, this conversation breaks down what to watch and why these elections matter for young people.

How is artificial intelligence changing the way students learn, think, and prepare for the future?

In this episode of Teens Talk, Fey, a student from Wyoming, will share her thinking on AI, ethics, education, and the unique perspective that comes from growing up in a rural state. Together, they explore the opportunities and challenges AI presents for young people, debunk common stereotypes about Wyoming, and share why teens should pay attention to the technology shaping tomorrow.