Episode 12: Political discussions with PHAA highschool students

Episode 16: Interview with Dr. Stokes about COVID-19

In this episode, Matt and Rowan ask Dr. Stokes questions about COVID-19. Dr. Stokes, who works in a covid clinic, was asked about the state of our county, the vaccine, and some of the effects of Covid-19. He talks about their hospital protocols and what it's like to work in a newly developed clinic. They also talk about how his work life looks different from 6 months ago.

Espisode 15: Political Discussions part 2

On this week's episode, our hosts, Andres and Olivia interview the Pine Hills students again for a follow-up interview once the election results came in.  We ask what their thoughts are about the results and we also take a deeper dive into the reason why kids feel like they don't need to care about politics.  We also talk about how privilege affects teenage involvement in politics.

Episode 14: A Deeper Look Into Mental Illness part II

This week, our hosts Lilly and Becca, interviewed marriage and family therapist, Mrs. Stokes. They ask her questions about how to recognize depression in yourself and your peers. They also discussed how COVID-19 has impacted the mental health of teens.

Episode 13: Interview with Senior Class President, Sarah Hunter

In this week's podcast, Matt and Rowan chat with Sarah about her duties as class president. They ask her about what changes in planning she had to make due to COVID-19. They also talk to the senior class sponsor, Mrs. Krussow, and ask her about how she helps with the class.

Episode 12: Political discussions with PHAA highschool students

In this week's episode, our hosts, Olivia and Andres, interview PHAA students about their thoughts about the upcoming election. We discuss whether it is important to vote and whether kids our age should care about politics. We get many varying answers. We get a better understanding of the priorities of our student body. Some have started to develop their own opinions, while others think that politics are irrelevant.