The HMS Podcast

Today's guests are 8th graders Ava May and Peyton Morlan. Learn about their experiences trying new activities, what it's like to have younger siblings at the middle school, and advice to new 6th graders.

Today's guest is 8th grade Keirah Fromwiller. Learn about what it's like to move to a new school during middle school, all her musical talents and interests, and some great advice on what it takes to be successful at HMS!

Today’s guest is 8th grader Emma Dulebohn. She is a returning guest from season #5, so be sure to check out her episode from November 2023. Learn about robotics, Color Guard, and what it take to be successful at HMS!

Our guest today is 8th grader Keagan Rogers. Learn about what it’s like to be a competitive cheerleader, a big sister, and how lessons learned at cheer impact her at school.

Our guest today is 8th grader Chase Kerr. Learn about his many responsibilities at home, the lessons he’s learned at HMS, and his many favorites from the last three years.

We are back for season #7 of The HMS Podcast (disregard the comment in this episode about season 9 - Mr. Bradley is losing his mind). Also enjoy our original Scot Pride song, compliments of AI!

Our guests today are members of the state champion robotics team: Tyler Tack, Bently Getter, Digory Richards, Gannon Fitzpatrick, and Aidan Mounts, as well as Mr. Russell. Learn about how the team went about building their robot, the importance of working as a cohesive team, and advice for future robotics teams.

Our guests today are 8th graders Hadyn Enix and Adreana Johnson. Learn about their interests outside of school, their favorite Encore classes, and advice for successful middle schoolers.

Today's guest is 8th grader Makayla Hughes. Learn about how to deal with younger brothers, advice to successfully navigate middle school, and what she is most looking forward to at the high school.

Check out today’s episode with Josie, Kadence, and Adrienne. Learn about their hobbies, their favorite middle school memories, their advice to new middle schoolers, and what they are most looking forward to about high school.