In this episode, Media Producer students Ellie Heiser and Kyla Schroetlin explore and create a podcast episode on the impact of Unified, while uncovering what it’s truly like for those who are unaware. While not being able to answer all the questions on their own, they bring in Devynne, a partner and a family member of an athlete who is a part of Unified. She unravels the questions of the true impact of Unified, what it means to her, and how she wishes it would improve in Loveland High School. This is part of a 2022-23 Student Series at Loveland High School where we explore what is going on in classrooms, featuring student voices and their own productions.

Link to the article on The Wolf Peak, "The Impact of Unified Sports" by Kyla Schroetlin and Ellie Heiser

In this episode, Peak Producers Jimmy Larkin, Hailey Dillen, and Mckensie Garner dive into the person behind Loveland Laser Tag, Jeff Willey. They go in depth about this small business owner's success and advice, and what it takes to be smart in business. This episode is part of a Character Profile Series by Loveland high Students.

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In this episode, Students Larzh Dimaano and Chase Giandinoto go in depth with Loveland High School Assistant Principal Mrs. Norvell on her role in the school and the importance of female leadership. We also discuss her journey and what led her to be the leader she is today. 

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In this episode, Media Literacy students Brodey Barrett, McKayley Lane, and Davis Kinney have produced their own podcast episode centering on school spirit here at LHS. What does school spirit look like? How time consuming can it be to get involved at LHS? What advice do they offer and what do they have to say in regards to student responses they've heard? This is part of a 2022-23 Student Series at Loveland High School where we explore what is going on in classrooms, featuring student voices and their own productions.

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In this episode, AP Literature and Composition students Isha Patel, Mara Byrd, Bethany Panella, and Emma Baldwin have a roundtable discussion offering their thoughts on Shakespeare's famous play, Hamlet. They explore themes and characters, as well as a commentary on what the Bard's play ultimately leaves us to consider. This is part of a 2022-23 Student Series at Loveland High School where we explore what is going on in classrooms, featuring student voices and their own productions.

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In this final episode of the 2021-2022 school year, Media Literacy and Publications instructor, Danny Hollweg, sits down with several writers and producers of The Peak of Existence digital site and podcast to reflect on what they've done for the year. Students discuss the unknown and fear at the beginning of the course and walk through how much they've learned along the way, finding that voice and their overall takeaways from the experience.

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In this episode, we highlight another student-produced podcast, the MMEK Podcast, hosted by four IB students here at LHS: Stefania, Maria, Karl, and Musa. We thought the conversation was interesting enough to promote their episode, where they discuss a range of topics starting with the Danish decision to not accept Ukrainian refugees. So this is a fun and insightful conversation about politics and other ideas from students' perspectives here at LHS.

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In this episode, student producer Easton Davsion, along with his co-hosts Max Olson and Ryan Mowry went into depth with Mr. lynn A Loveland High School business teacher about the connections students have with there teachers and how are generation has many benefits to communication and relationships compared to when he was in High School. Please tune in and listen to us on Apple, Spotify, google podcast or wherever you stream your podcasts.

In this episode, producers Caleb Rixman, Tyler Pruitt, and Caleb Karki discuss the experiences of owning a car in high school with guests Max Olson and Easton Davison.

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In this episode, student producer, Christian Beatty explores the addicting nature of TikTok among Loveland High School. Christian sits down with several peers talking TikTok challenges and how much time students spend on this application.

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