The Limitless Podcast Incubator: Recent Episodes
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The Limitless Podcast Incubator was a program that students participated in as they learned to create, produce and publish their own podcasts. Working with Marcellus Wiley and Ryen Russillo, three groups of students produced three podcasts provided here. The program is hosted by The Limitless STEM Initiative in partnership with Marcellus Wiley's 'Project Transition' (non-profit).
In this episode, select students from Audubon Middle School in South Los Angeles do a deep dive into their personal experiences of when life has dealt them extreme challenges that they have had to work through and overcome at such a young age. The discussions are compelling and exhibit a degree of vulnerability that speaks to the maturity of these bright young students.
In this episode of The Rising, Keisha and Zahria discuss the importance of self-care and the different ways they each utilize self-care to become better versions of themselves.
In this episode, Alex and Lance delve deep into the topic of Bullying. The pair provide tips for both students and parents to combat bullying from the perspective of middle schoolers.
In this episode, Markedia and Deneen delve deep into the topic of relationships. The pair addresses how to spot red flags as well as green flags, and also the importance of self-work. They include plenty of personal testimonials to express how they've arrived at their current approach to cultivating healthy relationships.
On this episode the guys get to know one another, and talk about some of their views and opinions on everything from school to video games, to politics.
On this episode the ladies discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the pharmaceutical industry.
Hosts Ethan and Brian connect to discuss in-person learning vs. remote learning, and their favorite parts of Christmas, before playing a game of rapid-fire questions involving celebrities and legendary athletes.
The Power of Music | The Diverse Sisters Podcast
After the “Dad joke” and motivational quote of the day, Hosts Natalie, Lyric, and Karen discuss the ways that music has shaped them individually.
Your favorite college students Jonnae and Kamiko discuss taking college classes during the COVID-19 pandemic; They discuss the question of academic integrity of both students and educators, remote learning vs. on-campus learning, the lack of student resources as a result of the pandemic, new learning practices, and more.
Hosts: Jonnae Serrano & Kamiko Greenwood
Calab and Million connect to discuss HBCUs; they discuss the benefits and potential drawbacks of attending a historically black college or university.
Hosts: Calab Conant & Million Reneau
Saneli, Danari, and Allison discuss the 2019 film, 'The Platform' available to stream on Netflix.
Hosts: Saneli, Danari, & Allison
Your favorite college students Jonnae and Kamiko discuss dealing with the seemingly endless quarantine, and one of the free mobile games that helps them connect with their friends (and strangers) in the meantime.
Hosts: Jonnae Serrano and Kamiko Greenwood
Michael, Calab, and Million connect to discuss music and its impact on their individual lives, they also talk about separating artists from their art, the effect of explicit Hip Hop lyrics on the youth, expanding one's musical palat and more!
Hosts: Michael Muthee, Calab Conant, and Million Reneau
It's The Black Casket Podcast! Saneli, Danari, and Allison are talking serial killers; From real life legends like Ted Bundy, to TV Shows like 'Criminal Minds', video games including 'Dead by Daylight' and 'Friday the 13th', internet stories, and more!
Hosts: Saneli, Danari, & Allison