In an anticipation of the Boston Marathon on April 18, we talked to Robin Smith about her experience of being near the finish line when the bombs exploded at the race in 2013. This is an incredible story told by an incredible person.

Listen to Merelise's perspective on life: a vegan high schooler, happier than ever with her lifestyle. Her choices could just change your views on the topic.

With only a few more episodes of The Share Chair Podcast left this school year, make sure you catch up on past episodes and share the playlist with friends and family.

You can hear the love (and care and concern) in Sadie and Jori Falak's voices as they describe what it is to be a twin who both love sharing an identity and deeply desire to be their own people. This is one interview you don't want to miss.

Listen to this very special episode of just Elise and SL alum/media center specialist, Laurie Draeger, as they discuss women's history as it pertains to Spring Lake.

Don't miss this episode as two generations learn together.

In a rare Friday episode, listen to James discuss how it is--for HIM--to live each day as a student with ADHD.

Listen to Caroline Highhill discuss her continual journey through brain surgery and the painful aftermath. She is a teacher in our district and--with this podcast--it turns out she doesn't only teach kindergarten students, but us as well.

A daughter of the principal, a leader of our school's Be Nice group, an all around thoughtful person--listen to Skyler Gilchrist explain what (and who) she loves.

Listen to writer, musician, and admitted shy-kid Morgynn explain who she is. She is funny. She is elegant. She is amazing.

Listen to a panel of two bright high school students discuss their ideas of feminism and how those ideas could (or should) spread.

Damontay, a senior, talks about his dreams for the future as well as his thoughts on the simple things schools could be doing to celebrate Black History Month.