Writers' Call

Writers' Call

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Writers' Call episodes

  • Ep. 8 - The Positive Aspects Of GMOs

    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be the positive aspects of GMOs, which have been historically looked down upon in a negative light. This article was written by Shreya Bhardwaj, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/the-positive-aspects-of-gmos. Check it out to read more about the topic! All sources are cited on the website.

    23 min
  • NYT Contest Submission - Ep. 7 - Teen Stereotypes

    Welcome to Writers' Call!


    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing teen stereotypes in a short, one-act play. Each of the podcast hosts are embodying a different typical teen stereotype, and they all discuss how being perceived a certain way has had an impact on their character's lives.


    This podcast episode is also an entry for the New York Times podcast contest!


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    5 min
  • Ep. 6 - Personal Data and the Internet

    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing personal data and the Internet, along with a discussion afterwards on how the 21st century has really changed the way that governments, corporations and citizens approach data privacy laws. This article was written by Nayana Sharma, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/personal-data-and-the-internet. Check it out to read more about the topic! All sources are cited on the website.


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    18 min
  • Ep. 5 - In Criticism of the Education System

    Welcome to Writers' Call!


    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing criticism of the education system, along with a discussion afterwards on student's lives at school after Covid-19 and mental health. This article was written by Navya Swali, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/in-criticism-of-the-education-system. Check it out to read more about the topic! All sources are cited on the website.

    As mentioned in the episode, below are some links to mental health hotlines for teenagers. Please be safe and know that you can always talk to a trusted adult. 

    https://theyouthalliance.com/resources/help-hotlines/

    https://www.teenlineonline.org/talk-now/

    https://teencentral.com/help/


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    31 min
  • Ep. 4 - Eligibility Protocols in Clinical Research

    Welcome to Writers' Call!


    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing eligibility protocols in clinical research, along with a discussion afterwards on antibiotic misuse, the rise of superbugs, and how this all plays into eligibility criteria. This article was written by Shreya Bhardwaj, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/the-importance-of-eligibility-protocols-in-clinical-research. Check it out to read more about the topic! All sources are cited on the website. 

    If you'd like to read Dr. McCarthy's book Superbugs, attached is a link for an online kindle version: https://www.amazon.com/Superbugs-Race-Epidemic-Matt-McCarthy/dp/0735217505/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=superbugs&qid=1616703796&sr=8-2. 

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    28 min
  • Ep. 3 - The Unrelenting 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season

    Welcome to Writers' Call!


    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing the unrelenting 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season, along with a discussion afterwards delving into the causes of such a season and it's potential solutions. This article was written by volunteer Jaden He, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/the-unrelenting-2020-atlantic-hurricane-season. Check it out to read more about the season! All sources are cited on the website.

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    12 min
  • Ep. 2 - The Climate Clock

    Welcome to Writers' Call!


    In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing the Climate Clock, along with a discussion afterwards regarding climate change and ways to combat it. This article was written by volunteer Kapila Mane, and can be found on https://ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home/post/the-climate-clock. Check it out to read more about the original Climate Clock and it's designers! All sources are cited on the website. 

    As mentioned in the episode, we are linking resources to fight climate change on a personal level. We sincerely hope you check these out and see how they can apply to your lives! 

    • 9 ways you can make a difference
    • Cities and Local Action to Combat Climate Change
      • 11 min
    • Ep. 1 - The Housing Crisis Due to Covid-19

      Welcome to Writers' Call! 

      In this week's episode, the podcast hosts will be discussing the housing crisis due to Covid-19, our first published article written by founder and president Shreya Bhardwaj. You can locate the article at ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home and read more about this issue! All sources are cited on the website. 

      7 min
    • Welcome to Writers' Call!

      In this trailer of Writers' Call, the EB Writers Coalition podcast team introduces themselves and their goal for where to take the podcast. Please subscribe to our podcast to be updated each time we post an episode and head over to ebwriterscoalition.wixsite.com/home to read the wonderful articles that we will be discussing! 

      2 min

    About Writers' Call

    From the publisher's feed

    Writers’ Call is a podcast about different youth authors’ takes on underrepresented issues in society. The ultimate goal of this podcast is to raise awareness about important issues that have been underrepresented in the media, and to allow for us to utilize another medium of communication, besides writing, in order to reach more people.