This week, we interview Quinn: a chess-loving, dyslexia-hurdling, TEDTalk-empowering senior.

Listen to Gabe, a senior, discuss his road in education--and his love of art (music, film, books, etc.).

Molly--the oldest of five children--discusses what it's like to have such a big age gap between herself and her youngest siblings. You'll also hear a lot about Molly's brother with autism and how it forms a major piece of her life.

Listen to this middle school teacher--and former Division-I pitcher--talk about the value of failure. And of "sticky learning".

The first Share Chair Podcast of 2016 welcomes State Representative, Amanda Price. We learn about Representative Price's passions and motivations.

Happy holidays from us to you! Thanks for listening to The Share Chair Podcast!

The Share Chair wants to spread its reach into the community. Who better than Kevin Hook, publisher of our local newspaper, who understands the weight of the news in our community? Kevin speaks about what he knows best--communication--as well as his job and the community in which he lives.

Listen to Ashleigh, a junior, talk about the value of vocal arts and about being a leader in the school regarding human rights.

Listen to this future lawyer, Remi French, describe her desire to move and her desire to help those in situations similar to her own.

With this week's Midweek Episode, listen to Madison Terpstra read her poem, "The Roses". This is a new vision of the Midweek Episode, where students read original pieces of work. Keep listening and sharing.