WELS Underground: Recent Episodes
WELS Storytelling Class
This podcast was designed and developed by high schools students in order to share the teen perspective on a variety of topics. Each episode is a different author and topic. Enjoy!
Isabella project is on love and teenagers. It's important to her because she feels like love has been something that has really affected her.
Cristina is looking at the different perspectives and "rules" girls have in a relationship.
Steph set out to find out how people feel about “love” we see in the media because she wants to know how much the media is really affecting people in their mindset about love even though they might think it doesn't affect them.
Casandra wants to find the women's perspective on relationships in different stages of their life and how their relationships are impacted by social media even though women don't always openly talk about it.
Adrian went out to ask the public what they think about scooter and to ask skaters about their back stories because scooter riders and skateboarders are the same even though scooter riders get looked down on.
Angel went out to do a podcast on how cars have changed over time. Angel chose to make this podcast because he wanted to know if others felt that older cars are better than the new cars even though there are new cars he respects.
Brian wants to see the difference ways music affects people as well as how their favorite artists have impacted their lives even though some people just view music as something to listen too.
Jenny wants to find out why her mom, dad, and aunt left their families in El Salvador. She also wants to find out the struggles they went through even though they loved their family. This podcast is done completely in Spanish.
Parker has been playing violent video games since he was 10. He was introduced to this genre of games through Halo 4. Parker enjoys the competitive game play even though there is a dilemma about how violent video games affect people's mental health.
Eli wants to find out people's fears because there is always an origin behind a fear even though some may say this is not.