Tip Of The Antler: Recent Episodes
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Tip Of The Antler is a student-run podcast of the Winchendon school. On this platform, we talk about a wide range of issues that affect us students, community members, young adults, and citizens.
In this episode, our hosts sat down with Ms. Velasco, the organizer of this school year's Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice (DEIJ) Week. During the episode, she talks about systems of oppression, the importance of understanding and dismantling these systems, and more! Click to listen!
In this episode, our hosts sit down to catch up after a long March break. They discuss current events in our school and exciting things they are looking forward to such as prom. Tune in to listen to our hosts!
In this episode, Jeremy O'Neil '21 sits down to recap on final events as we enter March Break. He also tells a campfire story. Click to listen!
In this week's episode of Tip of the Antler, our hosts sat down to reflect on the senate's acquittal of the former president. Donald Trump. They also discussed the ongoing effects of climate change as seen in the freezing temperatures of this year's winter season. Additionally, they analyzed the issues that Texas is facing due to horrible winter storms and blackouts. Click to listen!
Our hosts sat down with Nan'Kware Eliamani '21, a representative of the Winchendon School Alumni of Color Association (WACA). In their conversation, they talked about the role WACA serves on campus and why their presence is crucial to making our school safer for students of color. From overseeing affinity groups to hosting events during Black History Month, WACA is transforming our school with meaningful and impactful work, and they are here to stay!
In this new episode, our hosts sat down to talk about the pros and cons of technology. They surveyed the student body to find out how much time they spend on their phones. Our hosts also connected the use of technology and influence social media on the current revolution on Wall Street.
Our hosts sat down to chat with Nick Pugh, a talented concept artist, and designer, whose work has appeared on many major screens. His projects range from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Oblivion, to Logan. Nick shared with our hosts his career journey as well as his secret to success. Tune in to listen to one of the most inspiring and wonderful artists of our generation.
Our hosts sat down with the Assistant Head of School and Dean of Student, Ms. Jordan, to discuss the attack on Capitol Hill. A history buff, Ms. Jordan helps the hosts understand the events that transpired on Capitol Hill by addressing important questions and concerns. They highlighted the lack of force by law enforcement, the influences of leadership, and the fate of America's two political party system.
In this week's episode, our hosts sat down to talk about the importance of mental health as we settle into the early nightfalls of New England's winter. They talked about activities that help them personally get through the winter as well as encouraging seniors as college application deadlines and decisions roll out.
Brad, Jeremy, and Sarah begin the episode by unwinding and talking about entertainment cultural updates. Our hosts also sat down with some of Winchendon's best hockey players, Hope Walinski '21, Lizzie Emerson '21, Jon Barker '21, and Jacob Black '21. The players talked about the impact COVID-19 has had on them and their teams, but they remain hopeful and excited for their season. To learn more about their dreams, goals, and achievements, click to listen to some of Winch's finest athletes.
In this episode, our guests sat down to talk about what this podcast is about. They talked about the range of different topics that will be covered on this platform such as Winchendon news and current events. They dive into why it is important to discuss such topics. Enjoy!
In this episode, Bradley Bigelow sits down with fellow Wapiti peers, Julia Brennan, and Jeremy O'Neil, of The Winchendon School to discuss the 2020 elections. They looked at important questions such as, what issues have impacted voter turnouts, should a person vote for their own needs or for the common good, and how will the 2020 elections impact future elections.