Welcome to Spilling the Tea with Sophomores! Here you will find podcasts made by a group of creative, intelligent, hardworking students, not to pat ourselves on the back, but really give us some credit. Our topics range from immigration to school shootings to the effect school has on student mental health. This is sure to have something of interest to all, so come on give it a shot, sit back and listen to important historical events and stories brought to you by students.
Hey listeners, my name is Erik Braswell and I am a sophomore in Fenton High School. I've lived in Chicago for about three years now and I always heard about gangs, drugs, and violence in the South Side of Chicago. However, My parents grew up there and they even said that the South Side of Chicago was not that bad during their formative years. Wanting to find out the true story behind the South Side, I decided to discuss this topic. Likewise, being a black male, it would help me appreciate how grateful I really am to be in Wood Dale, to not grow up in this environment, and to be glad that I am alive today. It would likewise help me to embrace being black and where I really came from.
My podcast, titled "Problems" discussed the topic of student loans. I focus on some of the positive aspects of them as well as the negative aspects. It's important to keep both of these types of aspects in mind which is the message I'd like to get across here. I think it's also important to acknowledge how student loans change peoples' views of college or universities. It may instill fear, which I don't believe is the initial goal. Schools obviously want people to apply to them, but if money becomes too big of an issue it may result in fewer applicants. More of this is discussed in my podcast linked below. MY PODCAST A Little About Myself Hi! I'm Ola. I am 15 years old and I enjoy the typical things a fifteen-year-old enjoys. I often hang out with friends and family, stress over school, and make fun of my sister. Being 15 speaking about this topic, I think it'll open up a door to a diff...
School causes stress on teens Podcast Pitch And welcome back to Isaac's podcast, so stress and school. Man those two things match so perfectly. Stress brings such worry, such anxiety. Many kids struggle and try to cope with it but they always seem to fail because they always aim for perfection yet don't succeed at that. They struggle their whole life because they were so focussed on getting that A in high school. They were so focussed on getting the work done, instead on focusing on what life really matters. The school system it just, things are due, there are due dates in school and kids try to meet those standards but they have sports, they have families, they want to have fun, they don't want to spend their young years worrying, but they end up worrying, and stressing, and thats the sad truth. ⇩Link Below⇩ https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Q9CfDFBpJ8pcEEAu9FKOS_kCLiuYhyB5 Sources cited: http://web.b.ebscohos...
Teenagers and Trump The most controversial man in America happens to be our president. Donald J. Trump, the United States' 45th president, split America into two halves. While many people (about half the United States) agreed with him and his proposed political agenda, he still managed to draw lots of controversies. Is Donald Trump doing anything wrong? Are the American people being over-dramatic towards his presidency? Maybe it isn’t that Trump is doing a bad job, but that the American people are still caught up in that he managed to beat Hillary? Rather than having adults answer these questions, maybe it’s time that kids share their opinions because the only opinions we ever get are old stinky adult ones. Find out in this episode of Arekcast, with your host Arek Gadomski, as we gather information from teenage High-school students on our president and discuss controversial topics regarding him. PODCAST: Donald Trump - Teenagers Talk ...
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