In the latest VOXCast, our teens kick-off his semester's VOX Investigates topic, "Equity in Education." Listen as Aidan, Christina, Kai, Kayden and Tiffany discuss the challenges of Atlanta-area schools they've attended and whether or not all schools are treated and funded equally.

This discussion is the first of many around Equity in Education, stay tuned all fall for more. VOXATL.org.

VentiVerse creators, Abigail and Aidan Ventimiglia, are thrilled to welcome you to their world of music, banter, and more! In the first episode, they cover "Becoming Nancy," a soon-to-be-Broadway musical (at least in their eyes!). Fair warning: there are spoilers, but don’t worry! Simply buy a ticket at the Alliance Theater and come back pronto! It’ll be worth it. Join us as the dynamic duo create the most Ventastic podcast you’ve EVER heard.

In this episode of The Big G Show, your host Noel Greene offers his take on the long-running musical "Cats" that stopped through Atlanta earlier this week.

In the latest episode of The City Boyz podcast, Kai, Amir and Sam interview rising Atlanta-based rapper Domani Harris. Many may know him as being the son of Grammy-winning and platinum rapper T.I., but Domani is proving that he has a voice of his own. In this episode Domani talks about his new album "Time Will Tell" and the importance of being yourself in the rap game.

Noel Greene aka "The Big G" returns for his first podcast of the summer. This time he gives his take on the play "Come From Away."

In the first episode of The City Boyz, hosts Kai, Amir, and Sam talk with Atlanta-based rapper, Roi'EL King to ask him how he manages a rising music career while still going to school, his advice to young teens and more.

In the first episode of The City Boyz, hosts Kai, Amir, and Sam talk with Atlanta-based rapper, CAMO! to ask him how he manages a rising music career while still going to school, his advice to young teens and more.

Did someone say politics?

In this episode, Armando and Jennie talk with Caitlin Highland about her involvement with Stacey Abrams' campaign as well as how teens are being more involved in social media.

Music by 18-year-old producer Swedo Beats.

In this episode, four black girls, Myleena, Destinee, Sarai, and Ramaya talked about the racial prejudices and stereotypes against female African American teens in school and society. They also spoke with Adaku Oneyka, the Senior Counselor from The National Women's Law Center in D.C. for more information and experiences with the topic.

Music background by 18-year-old producer Swedo Beats.

The GRL TLK crew, Jasmine, Rin, Christina, Aaliyah, Amariyah, Lyric and also Emma and Jaya (who sat and watched and listened and exclaimed "I'm not in this podcast.") talked about their futures as high school graduates and high school seniors. We also got real deep and comforted each other and just teenager tingz :)