In this week’s episode of The Share Chair Podcast: Stories From School, we travel to Grand Haven High School and talk to eleventh grader, Madeline Clover. Madeline’s story is one of being truthful to yourself no matter what other people say. Her story details the resilience it takes to understand--and become--your true self. Listen for more on Madeline and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In this week's episode of The Share Chair Podcast: Stories from School, we travel to Fruitport High School and talk to the Operations Director, John Winkas. He talks about what his job is like and the love he holds for the school system and the community. He also speaks about the new high school that started construction a couple years ago, and what it was like to go through the pandemic on a live construction site. Listen for more on John’s story and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In this week’s second and extra episode of The Share Chair Podcast: Stories from School, we take a look at St. Augustine’s Pedro Menendez High School and learn about their club, The Bridge Connection. We hear from students in the club and learn what their purpose and mission is. They take an in depth look at mental health awareness and how to combat it. Listen more to The Bridge Connection’s story and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In this week's episode of The Share Chair Podcast: Stories from School, we travel to Spring Lake High School and talk to Ian Hill, a senior on the boys varsity cross country team. This year he broke not one, but two school records - one of them being his own - in the same event. Ian talks about how he came to love being a runner and his future in the sport. While he kept it a secret about his future running and academic plans in the podcast, he has since committed to the University of Michigan for distance running. Listen more to Ian’s story and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In this episode of the Share Chair Podcast, Stories from School, we visit the Netherlands and meet Neri. She talks about how a pop culture icon and their song affect her personal morals. We learn about the effects of morals and mental health; from what people say and how it has an effect on us. Listen for more about Neri on this episode of the Share Chair Podcast and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

Note: This episode does contain mature language.

In this week’s episode of the Share Chair Podcast: Stories From School, we travel to Grand Haven High School and take a deep dive talking to an Italian exchange student, Olimpia. Throughout the episode, we hear the differences between American and Italian culture and the school system. At the same time, we also learn, we aren’t so different from each other. Listen for more on Olimpia and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In this week’s episode of the Share Chair podcast, we hear from Fruitport Highschool junior Kayleigh, discussing her journey with Type 1 diabetes. Throughout the episode, we learn more about how Kayleigh was diagnosed and how she overcomes it everyday, and how to take away the stigma from diabetes. Listen for more on Kayleigh, and be sure to look for more episodes next week!

Welcome to the first official episode of season 6 for the Share Chair Podcast! In this episode, we talk to three Spring Lake seniors, Ellie Vega, Tori Airo, and Haley Brosnan about the murals they painted in Central Park. They talk about what art means to them and how it has impacted their life. Listen for more about Ellie, Tori and Haley and their murals on this week's episode of The Share Chair Podcast: Stories from School and be sure to look for more episodes next week.

In the teaser episode for this upcoming 2021-2022 season of the Share Chair podcast, 4 students from Fruitport High School talk about their year in an AP Chemistry class they all took. They also look towards the future and talk about their upcoming senior year. Learn more about Angelina, Zach, Ryan, and Katie in this week's teaser episode of the Share Chair podcast and be sure to look for more episodes in the next week.

In this week's episodes, we hear from a few 8th-grade students who discuss their fears with senior student producer Zoe Komar, giving some advice to them for the fall. Nia, Ava, and Aliya have important and valuable questions that they ask. Listen for more on Aliya, Ava, and Nia.