TeensInPrint

In this episode of the Boston Lens we will talk about how the box office revenue is rising even though less people are going to movie theaters nowadays compared to before the pandemic. 

Teens In Print is a writing program that has been teaching teens the importance of journalism for over 20 years. Come join us as we uncover the hidden history behind one of Boston’s best writing programs!

Listen in as we survey the public on their thoughts on the World Cup, particularly if they believe that there is some inside rigging happening in favor of the losing finalists Argentina.

The Horrifying Truths Behind Hollywood is a detective based podcast that focuses on uncovering the dark history of the film industry. Join us as we dive deep into the world of Hollywood's mystery.

Content Warning: Loud noises (gun shot and scream) in intro, mentions of physical and mental mistreatment of actors, substance abuse, and sexual assault.

In this episode of the Boston Lens, we discuss gambling and sports betting and how teens are interacting with them. We were able to sit down with Dr. Hoffman and Professor Rachel Volberg to learn about how teens get involved with sports betting.

In this episode of the Boston Lens, we discuss the psychology behind New Year’s resolutions and why they so often fail. Hear the voices of Bostonians and expert insight from Dr. Tammy Darling, a well respected psychology educator.

Tune in to this episode of the Boston Lens for a quick history of Women's History Month and why female empowerment is still vital. We had the privilege of speaking with Ivanna Solana of Love Your Magic, a Boston based non-profit that focuses on uplifting Black and brown girls and young women.

Latray Barber has finished the college application process and is finally off to college! He's here to tell you everything you need to know about applying to college. What you should do, what you shouldn't, how to manage your time, and how to stay sane throughout it all. Tune in, and remember, you got this!

The After School podcast is part of Teens in Print, a WordPowered program.

Our senior TiPster wanted to end off his time with us with a podcast full of advice to college applicants. Isaiah Roseau has successfully gone through the college application process, andis on his way to Brandeis University, and he had the idea to inform new college applicants on what to look for, what to avoid, and necessary habits to have all while applying for college.

What's your purpose in life? How do you define purpose? Student jouranlists, Arianna, Khamyra, Isaiah, and Wahid, created this podcast to get to the bottom of what purpose is and how to find their own purpose in life. Tune in for man-on-the-street interviews, group discussions, and insightful personal narratives.

This episode of The After School podcast was created during the 2025 Summer Journalism Institute, a Boston summer program created by the nonprofit WordPowered. To learn more, and to check out students' work, go to ⁠Teensinprint.com⁠.