Amber Shaye & Valerie Light (Circle Keepers)

Amber Shaye & Valerie Light (Circle Keepers)

Wow, wow, wow!! So excited to bring you our new episode with our TWO new guests Amber Shaye, and Valerie Light. Amber Shaye is a senior at MHS whose involved with a group Ms. Light formed called "Circle Keepers." We really dive into the purpose of Circle Keepers, what restorative justice is, and how restorative justice and restorative practices are utilized when it comes to repairing harm. Traditionally, punishment has been centered around a more punitive approach, where Ms. Light and Amber Shaye are doing their best to learn, and teach others to handle conflict in a more holistic approach! Tune in!

Kyree

Holy hiatus! Sorry for going MIA, but we're SO back! Join me as we sit down and talk to Kyree. Kyree is a Junior at MHS who loves to be on stage, talk about sports, and all things fashion. This episode is a little different from previous episodes, but still a great conversation, and I had such a wonderful time talking to Kyree. Tune in!!

Natalie & Addy

Welcome to season 3 of the Talks Too Much podcast! We're here with Natalie, and Addy. We get a look into their final year of high school, how the University of Michigan broke Natalie's heart, and how both understand the influence of the people you choose to hangout with. Thank you, all for your continued support, and I look forward to another season of great conversations from the young people of Middletown!

Aidan

I'm excited to share our conversation with Aidan! We talk about various topics like his upcoming transition into high school, good first impressions he wants to make, but really talk about his love for creating music. Aidan helps us see what music does for him, and how he wants to give that to others. Enjoy our latest episode, and thank you for your continuous support!

Julie-Ann, Kate, & Cassidee (Middletown Prevention Council)

We're back! In this episode, we sit down, and talk to members of Middletown Prevention Council. MPC focuses on educating our community on youth prevention, substance abuse, and mental health. We get an update of Julie-Ann's senior year, the survey conducted by MPC along with a breakdown of the data, and Julie-Ann's take on Yondr pouches at MHS!