For students around the country, the 2019-2020 school year has come to an abrupt end; for the senior class, this means the end of their high school career. Loveland High senior, Grace Allison, hosts "Looking Back," an episode dedicated to high school memories. Fellow LHS students share their favorite stories and memories and the PEAK producers look back in a virtual round table. 

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In this episode we put #RemoteLearning into practice as National Board Certified Teacher, Danny Hollweg, hosts high school students Grace Allison, Grace Parks, Danika Eisentraut, and Aaron Koso for a discussion of what students are thinking and their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Also joining the podcast is Assistant Principal, Marc Heiser, offering his perspective on the outbreak and the days and weeks to come for education and students.

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In this episode, Sol Fritz sits down with students Kris Scheidemen, an aspiring film maker, and Brayden Ortiz, an aspiring Cinephile to talk shop about the film process directors go through to create their movies. Listen in today to hear the insight these students have with the use of Score, Film Techniques, and overall Planning. 

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In this episode, Mia Fleischer sits down with Jordan Gilbert, Casey North, William Berlin, Brandon Fidler, Kaylee Johnson, and Devon Moneypenny in a roundtable discussion where they discuss their experiences in the JROTC program. This episode explores several aspects of the Thompson School District's Indian Battalion, including extracurriculars, competitions, and the classroom in general.  

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In this episode, Grace Parks is joined in a round table with Marty Jasken, Ian Magruder, and Allison Fleischer where they share their experiences in the class and found out a little too much about Mr. Jasken and what strange events lead him to start teaching. Mr. Jasken imparts his wisdom about teaching to his students and discusses how his dreams were crushed by the Cold War ending spiraling into this profession of teaching history. 

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The host of the Teaching Flashpoint podcast, Danny Hollweg, sits down with several student producers, Grace Allison, Grace Parks, and Allison Fleischer, of the Peak of Existence Podcast and local podcaster, Greg Haddock.

In this episode they discuss the different types of stories that interest them, current episodes the producers are working on, the art of podcasting, and some final musings and take-aways from producing podcasts for the Peak of Existence. 

Greg Haddock shares his insights with these students and encouragement, remarking how awesome it is that students get a chance to record, something not available when he was in high school. Leaving all of us with the advice to "Just Play." 

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This series, called "It's Okay Not To..." will explore some of these popularly believed aspects of education held by students and parents. Peak of Existence host, Grace Allison, captures student voices eager to discuss and enlighten us on several of these aspects. This episode, "It's Okay Not To Want To Go To College," explores the options students have after graduation and how school prepares them for post-grad life plans - with interviews of fellow students: Jazz Gawthrop and Seth McWhorter. 

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Loveland High welcomes its American Sign Language Program back for the second year. Headed by Mrs. Kathy Carter, this new addition to the foreign language department is an exciting opportunity for students.  Host Allison Fleischer, captures aspects of the ASL program. In this episode, we explore this new class with several students and the instructor. We also get a behind the scenes look into how the program is thriving.  

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Hosted by student producer, Grace Allison, this series which we call "It's Okay Not To..." explores some of the popularly believed aspects of high school held by students and parents. This episode, "Its Okay Not To Know Everything," focuses on the way students learn and what knowledge means to them -  with interviews of fellow senior students: Sebastian Clark, Evan Knudsen, and Connor Runkle.

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Student designers of the Peak Studio, Tatum Gipson and Jillian Cherry sit down with Loveland High School's principal, Mr. Ball, and discuss the student-led projects in the school. Together, they explore future changes in education, staff support, and current student-led projects.

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