As the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District advances with its plan to remove Horseshoe Lake, we discussed the different debates surrounding the topic coming from both residents of Shaker and environmental specialists. 

Journalism II reporter Kimora Langford speaks with her grandmother Wanda Whitmore about memories of the 1968 Glenville Riots; this podcast is part of The Shake’s Generations Project.

We speak with graduating seniors about their post-graduation plans and their favorite high school memories.

Journalism II reporter Samuel Srivastava speaks with his grandfather Henry Gurshman about memories of the Cuban Missile Crisis; this podcast is part of The Shake’s Generations Project.

Journalism II reporter Amelia Raymond spoke with her grandmother Marilyn Raymond about memories of 9/11; this podcast is a part of The Shake’s Generations Project.

Journalism II reporter Matilda Spadoni spoke with her father Robert Spadoni about making difficult discussions; this podcast is a part of The Shake’s Generations Project.

Over the summer, high school students created a club to address menstrual inequity and menstrual stigma. We spoke with members of the club, called PERIOD, about their mission to provide access to affordable menstrual products and be a forum for period education.

We spoke with students and biology teachers about variants, vaccines and the transition to onsite learning.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted spring, fall and winter sports seasons which also interrupted the college recruitment process for high school athletes. We spoke with Seniors about how the pandemic changed the recruitment process and their Senior seasons.

Listen to the new episode of The Shake, out now! At the end of October, the Senate confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court — a confirmation process which led to conversations about adding justices to the court or “packing” the court. We spoke with government teacher Kim Owens to learn about the history of Court Packing and what it means in 2020.