The Project Success Podcast

Where do you want to go after high school? If you're thinking college, the next big question you might have is which one? What are the factors to weigh and compare? In this week's College Conversations episode, Kyle connects with Cheryl (admissions coordinator at MCTC), Lana (Patrick Henry 10th grader) and Jordan (South Alumni now studying at the U of M) on their perspective of which factors are the most important when choosing a college.

In the final episode of this season on The Link, Kyle interviews Wellstone grad Alex Sogso. They talk about the importance of having a plan, and how that can lead to future success. Alex also talks about his transition from living in Ecuador for 18 years to finding his path to success in Minnesota.

On the final High School Panel of the season, Ryan talks with Washburn students Tuesday and Zoe about their perspective on plans and what advice they'd give a middle schooler.

The school year is wrapping up, and so is season 2 on the Project Success Podcast Feed. This morning, the guys talk about why having a plan is important, and how every week's podcast was leading to this.

This week on The Link, Kyle talks with Southwest grad Avery Young on the topic of "Taking Action." Avery started her post-high school journey on a "typical" college path, but since then her path has been anything but typical. She talks about leaving Hamline University after a year, moving to Seattle, and joining the circus.

This week, Ryan interviews Southwest student Zoe on her perspectives on community and taking action in high school.

Happy Memorial Day weekend! Today, Micah and Marc discuss the question: "How do I take action?" Listen as they come up with a cool way to create a to-do-list and talk about how motivation and accountability relate to taking action.

In this week's episode of The Link, Kyle interviews former North Polar and Patrick Henry Patriot Tess Montgomery. She talks about the importance of community in her life, and how community is tied to local, sustainable food.

Marc and Micah are back, and this week they're discussing Community. Community is a difficult thing to grasp in these changing times, and M&M try to walk through how to find community even today.

This week on The Link, Kyle interviews Roosevelt grad and founder of Sebastian Joe's Ice Cream, Michael Pellizer. They talk about the idea of Question-Asking, how it relates to the early days of the business, and the types of questions businesses ask during the times we find ourselves in.