That Ain't It

Teen joke culture is complicated, but Gabe and Mason give comedic Netflix recommendations and break down what makes a joke funny. Both the male and female perspectives clash, but do jokes have that much to do with gender? 

Figuring out who you are in high school is no musical, but rather a difficult and complicated journey that makes us question everything. Megan, Lia, and Meg jump into the deep end and break down the basis of the typical teen identity crisis. 

Trump supporters attempted a coup at the capitol, and we have something to say about it. Victoria, Tori, Sania, Shalini, and Haley give their two cents about what went down. We talk about Trump's role, impeachment part 2, and the aftermath of it all.

Robert and Shalini talk about the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to relationships. With stores and experiences, they share the tea and some great things to know as the new year approaches. 

A Tiny Takeover by DFW Play and part of their cast! We debate whether the perspective of artist or the viewer is more important.  We also talk about what it means to express oneself and combing expression and activism. 

Haley, Sania, and Jojo share their stories and struggles about being from immigrant families. Eye opening experiences that many of us have seen are shown from a new perspective. This episode teach us more about stereotypes and judgements that are faced on others and how stories are stronger than statistics. 

Every month is pride month! Tori, Olivia, and I talk about why those in the community need to be better accepted and appreciated more. Somehow we ended up talking about sex education and how teachers can do better. Anyway, enjoy! 

Andi shares her story and experiences with mental health/suicide and how they have impacted her. Olivia and I tag along as we all share how mental health has impacted us and how we cope. There is a special guest, Ms. Tizita Seifu, with more information and resources. Stay Tuned!

Possibly having Covid and still going to school? Elizabeth and Srida break down the virtual-plus experience while I explain that of the in-person track. In comparing the two we found both challenges and blessings. 

*Trigger Warning* Irene, Lauren, and Elizabeth talk about how their self image has been impacted by social media and their favorite beauty hacks. *There is talk about unhealthy relationships with food, so please be warned*