Invisible/Visible: Recent Episodes
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Here we interview some youth at Strawberry Mansion about growing up in the neighborhood. This was such an amazing conversation that broke our heart and put it back together again. Shoutout to Germantown Academy students Cobree Hooper and Tai Humphrey for leading this conversation
Charlottesville was last week. The Solar Eclipse was this week. The cast of CONVO draw parallels between the horrific events of last week and the beauty of this one.
Photo credit: The Oregonian
The journalism class at St. Benedict's Prep (Newark, NJ) discusses the many implications of white supremacist ideologies after the horrific events in Charlottesville this past weekend.
The girls invited some young Black men to the Harkness table to discuss who does and does not get asked to prom, but as the podcast reveals, this is not really a conversation about prom.
The cast of BGM discuss everything you need to know about a black woman's hair in this epic 45 minute episode.
The cast of INVISIBLE/VISIBLE share what their two-to-three core values that drives their everyday actions. What are your core values?
The #BGM cast talk about a variety of subjects, including school transitions, hair, and the complications around Semi
Here is the pilot episode of #BGM where our cast members Cobree, Tai, and Ms. Grinnage discuss why black women need to be celebrated.
Liam Cahill and Jakob Slifker host a digital storytelling project encouraging their classmates to go on tangents. This is the pilot episode
The cast of INVISIBLE/VISIBLE discuss how tough discussions on race, class, gender, and religion can "go viral" at Germantown Academy
The Class of 2017 begins Season 3 of the Invisible/Visible podcast by exploring their current and anticipated problems.
Seniors discuss being "the adults" in the room in an all day project with lower and middle school students
In light of local and national events concerning the Internet, students discuss their role in self-policing bad behavior.
Students discuss the role and impact of the suburban GA bubble? How does one burst out?
We begin talking about senior projects, but we ultimately land on the topic of economic privilege.
Students reflect on the passions that slowly dissipated in high school. It's a nostalgia session!