Kendrick Lamar: The Young Rapper's Imprint on Music History

Special Episode: Why are Brothers and Sisters So Annoying?

In this episode, students decide to take a break from talking about music. Instead, they chat about something that a lot of kids can relate to --- how annoying their brothers and sisters are! How do you feel about your brothers and sisters? Tune in to find out whether you can relate to any of the podcasters' experiences.   Hosts: Annie, Rashan, Hollie, and Chloe Sound Engineer:  Editor: Jennifer Brown Executive Producers: Darnell Bent and Jennifer Brown

Lady Gaga: The Pop Star's Imprint on Music History

In this episode, students tell the story of how singer Lady Gaga has contributed to music history. They open up with her strange outfits like wearing a meat dress; how she played the piano when she was just a kid; and how her music has inspired fans --- who she calls Little Monsters -- to be themselves. Hosts also challenge your knowledge of the 39-year-old pop star in a trivia game. Let us know how many points you earned!   Hosts: Hollie, Amir, Kasmir, Magelies Sound Engineer: Chayce Editor: Jennifer Brown Executive Producers: Darnell Bent and Jennifer Brown

Kendrick Lamar: The Young Rapper's Imprint on Music History

In this episode, students tell the story of how rapper Kendrick Lamar has contributed to music history.   They reveal how he began his career; how Top Dawg Entertainment discovered him; and why so many fans relate to how personal and honest his music is.   Kendrick Lamar is only 38 years old, but he continues to do something new and exciting with every project he puts out. Tune in to get the perspective of these young students.    Hosts: Annie, Magalies, and Kailie Sound Engineer: Chayce Editor: Jennifer Brown Executive Producers: Darnell Bent and Jennifer Brown

Artist Interview: Ms. Ashanti

Podcasters interview a rapper that also teaches at their school - 4th grade teacher's assistant, Ms. Ashanti! Podcasters ask Ms. Ashanti how she started rapping; what motivated her to become a better rapper; and what she rapped about when she first performed. Podcasters wanted Ms. Ashanti to rap for them, but do you think she did? You have to listen to find out!  Hosts: Eileen, Dylan and Daniella Producers: Rasiah, Ayan, Solenny, Jean, Kaymel, Delilah, Izaiah, Daniella, and Dylan Guest: Ms. Ashanti Audience: Rasiah, Delilah, Jaden and Juanelly Sound Engineer: Ayan Editor: Jennifer Brown Executive Producers: Darnell Bent and Jennifer Brown Distributed by: How Can I?

Special Episode: Dear Senator, How Can Kids Contribute to Democracy?

In this special episode, student podcasters get a little political when they team up with another podcast called "Hall Pass to Music History." In celebration of the school's All Civics Week, podcasters are joined by Senator Roxanne Persaud, who represents their school district in East New York.    Student podcasters ask Senator Persaud about her favorite artist that inspires her work; how kids can contribute to democracy; and what makes her proud to represent District 19.   Take a listen!   Hosts: Annie, Isaiah and Jaffari Guest: Senator Roxanne Persaud Audience Coordinator: Jacqueline Sound Engineer: Chase Editor: Jennifer Brown Executive Producers: Darnell Bent and Jennifer Brown