Mustang Studio: Recent Episodes
Mustang Studio
Our podcasts are created by the students of Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School. We will share a variety of shows such as culturally relevant books talks to spread the message of advocacy, leadership, and to discuss how to make positive changes in the world through literacy. We will also share our school projects, news, and updates on our school programs. Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School Oak Lawn, Illinois
Listen to Lucy and Bella tell the story of Jack and Mary's path to find the biggest family secret you've ever seen.
(Narrated by Layla)
Jake, James, Tyler, and Dylan discuss the NFL playoffs, Tom Brady, and coin flips before moving on to hockey in LasVegas and Chicago with a little UFC talk to end the show.
Max, Maddy, and Rosie talk about their snow day, answer some "would you rather" questions, and discuss Valentine's Day.
Listen in to hear Jake, James, Dylan, and Tyler talk about all things related to sports. Whether you are into hockey, football, baseball, or basketball, you will find something interesting in this podcast.
Listen to Addison Clark (he/him) discuss music, art, dance, and overall expression. Learn how everything is interconnected in this beautiful world especially to music, art, poetry, dance, and nature. Addison encourages us to "be the lighthouse; be the beacon. Be the light in a world that can be so dark."
In this episode, Mr. Terry Vorderer, United States Army, 1st Infantry Division, retired Oak Lawn police officer, and current Mayor of Oak Lawn talks about his time in the army, returning from the Vietnam War and how being a part of the military was the most positive thing that has happened in his life.
Sergeant Tapia is serving his 12th year in the United States Army. He is from the south side of Chicago and is currently living in Tinley Park. In this episode, Sergeant Tapia shares his experiences and stories of life in the Army.
Dr. Felicia from Chiro One discusses what it is like to be a female chiropractor. Listen in to learn about women's empowerment, working in a male dominated field, and the power of education.
Inspired by Barbara Dee's novel Maybe He Just Likes You, students reached out to this powerful woman to learn from her expertise.
Seventh grade students Aoibhe and Jordan discuss LGBTQ rights in the school with Assistant Principal Mr. Hantson. After reading Alex Gino's novel, George, the topic of transgender students and their support in the school system are addressed.
Seventh grade students at Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School discuss social justice issues with Mayor Bury of Oak Lawn, Illinois. After reading five different novels from a Teaching Tolerance Grant, students discuss issues such as women's empowerment, the Americans with Disabilities Act, racism, and LGBTQ rights.