Mental Health Awareness

The Last Episode...of Season 1 (So Long Class of 2020!)

As we say goodbye to the end of the school year, Weatherly, Wasson, and Lippy share a few stories and some advice from their experiences as high school grads headed to college. This episode is dedicated to the senior class of 2020. What a year! Congrats on each of your achievements. We wish you all nothing but the best. Hopefully your future graduations will be VERY normal and pandemic free!

Community Service, New Puppies and Getting Overly Competitive During Family Games with Sandy Midgley

Wasson and Lippy are joined by special guest Sandy Midgley. They discuss the happenings of their lives and then Mrs. Midgley speaks about her journey into teaching.

Mental Health Awareness

May is mental health awareness month so Wasson Weatherly and Lippy take some time to share some relevant information regarding mental health. They also discuss self advocacy and different types of communication styles. For more information and more mental health resources, check out www.nami.org

2k, Car Problems and Slices of Ketchup With Kiley Cutler

The Panther podders return with special student guest and new ASB president, Kiley Cutler. Lippy gets grounded, Weatherly gets mad, and Wasson finds an "interesting" food item.

Lions and Chickens and Extended (Soft?) School Closures, Oh my!

The Panther Podders return from spring break for episode four and find out they have been accepted by big podcast distributors iTunes, Google and Stitcher(Thank you for taking the time to listen to us, listeners! It is you guys listening that got us approval. I guess you too, Tim Cook. We know you like to tune in after a long day in Cupertino.). They are then joined by ASB President and Charter senior, Carson Benzinger. Carson discusses how he has been spending his isolation dodging angry chickens, as well as what it is like being a high school senior during this moment in time.  This weeks' resource, brought to you by Mrs. Wasson, is www.niservicesdirectory.com Check them out if you are experiencing a moment of need.