You've Got A Friend In Me | Supporting Your Loved Ones with HIV by VOX ATL

Join VOX ATL's Tavin Lewis in an interesting discussion with BEST Academy students on life, goals, and the future of Atlanta.

VOX Studios members Mikayla and Tavin went to the Silence The Shame Festival, asking Morehouse students and mentors, how do they manage their mental health while balancing loneliness, stress in school, and why it matters in everyday life.

Feelings with Friends — powered by VOX ATL and produced in partnership with Morehouse School of Medicine — is here to amplify the voices of Georgia’s youth on mental health.

🗣️ Real stories. Raw emotions. Bold ideas.

This podcast is part of a groundbreaking initiative funded by the Office of Minority Health (OMH) to elevate youth perspectives in shaping mental health policy across Georgia.

💬 From navigating anxiety among middle school and high school to reimagining mental health support in communities of color, Friends with Feelings brings you honest conversations that matter.

🎙️ Tune in, share, and be part of the movement to make youth voices heard in mental health policy.

SKYE Workshop Series Episode Three: Unplanned Pregnancy by VOX ATL

Fulton County Board of Health’s SKYE Program hosted four educational workshops for Atlanta teens in June 2025, and VOX ATL teens facilitated a self-expression and reflection station at the end of each to document teens’ reactions and take-aways. Here teens speak up about what they learned about sexual health and other topics that are important to them today.

SKYE Self Expression Workshop Episode One: HIV by VOX ATL

This is the Maddox and Kohl Podcast. This is about social media's negative effects. We go more into comparison and how that affects a teen, interviewing a teenager and adult.

Music Credit: Intro and Outro by Maddox Williams

In this episode, Kevin delves into the racial disparities within juvenile detention systems in Atlanta. Highlighting statistics from the Sentencing Project and SOE Online American Education, Kevin addresses the disproportionate impact on Black youth, including a personal story from Loganville Middle School. The episode also features an interview with Joshua Collins, a juvenile justice practitioner, discussing systemic racism and its effects on youth rehabilitation. The conversation emphasizes the need for increased federal accountability to ensure fair treatment and access to resources for all youth, regardless of race.

Music Credit: The Dark Background by Arteta

Justin Chen, through interviews and reporting, uncovers the different pollution and systemic issues negatively impacting our environment.