For the first time ever, a new feature of The Last Bell has been incorporated... Video will now be a part of the podcast! We hope this feature makes your experience of this podcast more entertaining and fun. Don't worry, the audio on here isn't going anywhere. For you people listening with only audio, head over to The Charger YouTube Channel to check the video out! And now, Episode 55: 

In this installment, we asked Isaac Bakke some personal, yet not too personal, questions. We hope you listen all the way, because some secrets were spilled. Enjoy!

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Welcome to the Last Bell with Daniel and Josiah! The Last Bell is a variety podcast brought to you by Desktop Publishing. This episode, we asked each other a variety of questions and we hope you will get to know your hosts a little better than before. Bigger and better things are to come in future episodes, so stay tuned! 

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Jonah and Andy return to some of their favorite memories from the past year as they say farewell to The Last Bell. We revisit the origins of Ed Helms (please be on our podcast), recount the craziness of recording this past year, and reveal a secret about the titles of episodes. If you would like to host the podcast next year, contact Mr. Lundsten and join Desktop Publishing!

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As the MVL production of Harvey looms imminent, Jonah, Andy, and Nick look forward to being in a theater with curtains. They also look backward at past Drama moments, including the No Pants Zone and the Mt. Olive production of Peter Pan Jr. Enjoy another classic episode recorded during sixth hour!

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Andy and Jonah are joined by their youngest siblings to talk about childhood. Freshman Anna Kramer and MLC sophomore Sam Muske discuss the debate over PBS Kids vs. Netflix and that one time the Kramers had to leave the St. Peter Library in disgrace. Anna attempts to live up to her Wisdom of the Crowd reputation.

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After months of obstacles and planning, Andy and Jonah return with a special fiftieth episode of The Last Bell. Four-time guest Mr. Lundsten provides insight into the inner workings of the podcast and his vision for its future. The hosts test how well he really knows the podcast with some light-hearted trivia.

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Recording live at a speech meet, Andy and Jonah welcome Lilli Mohror, Caleb Tomhave, and Nicole Schumann to The Last Bell. Many insights about speech are revealed in what may be the most topical episode that the current hosts will release. Maggie Spike makes a cameo as well.

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Andy and Jonah pause in the February cold to celebrate the Super Bowl and reflect on past happenings. Google Translate and the Bulgarian language make at least one appearance apiece herein.

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Andy and Jonah explore the question, "What is Knowledge Bowl?" They bring in Isaiah Carlovsky and Mark Spengler, both members of MVL's Black team, to help find an answer. Also discussed are a possible new food podcast and potential future guests Ed Helms and President Joe Biden.

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This week, Jonah and Andy return from Christmas vacation to interview guest Josiah Smith about the Chargaliers, MVL’s show choir. Together they reminisce about Choralfests past and conspire about future concerts. Also discussed are Mongolian throat singing and High School Musical.

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