The Wolves Howl: Recent Episodes
Ayush Das
Welcome to The Wolves Howl! We are a collaborative, student-driven podcast that aims to bring new perspectives to global affairs and events . From covering problems such as the unequal access to foundational education across ethnic groups, to addressing widespread misconceptions regarding healthcare development and reform, we hope to enable young people to understand various perspectives and the magnitude of existing local, and global issues. Along the way, we'll be featuring a wide variety of guests, including entrepreneurs, activists, researchers, educators, policy makers, and youth leaders. In the words of Margaret Mead, “Never doubt a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
In this episode, we discuss the academic inequalities faced by students from different racial and socioeconomic backgrounds. We are also joined by Bill de la Cruz, a leader in diversity equity, and inclusion, who gives important insight into deconstructing implicit bias in school environments…
Listen to the Wolves Howl Podcast on other platforms ► https://linktr.ee/jhsngn
PLEASE NOTE
The views and ideas expressed in our episodes do not reflect those of the Next Generation Nations Corporation. The Wolves Howl is a significant break from the content produced and consumed by students at our school, and we could not be more excited to watch this unfold and grow.as we continue to explore a wide variety of topics and interact with people from all walks of life with different stories to tell.
In today’s episode, the team is joined by Chris Turrentine, a distribution planning engineer situated in San Antonio Texas, to break the ice (no pun intended) on the degregulated Texas electric grid and the catastrophe that took place at ERCOT earlier this year. From how the pandemic has changed the way he works, to the extreme measures many Texas natives have taken to fight against the cold, Chris provides an insider’s perspective on what it’s like to live through an unprecedented time through human history. Will this motivate people to update electrical systems throughout the country? Or will it mark the beginning of the end….
Learn more about Chris’ work at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics engineers ►
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/home.jsp
Listen to the Wolves Howl Podcast on other platforms ► https://linktr.ee/jhsngn
PLEASE NOTE
The views and ideas expressed in our episodes do not reflect those of the Next Generation Nations Corporation. The Wolves Howl is a significant break from the content produced and consumed by students at our school, and we could not be more excited to watch this unfold and grow.as we continue to explore a wide variety of topics and interact with people from all walks of life with different stories to tell.
In this episode, we discuss the rise of college prices and how higher education is increasingly becoming inaccessible. We are joined by Jeannie Burlowski, an academic strategist and the author of Launch: How to Get Your Kids Through College Debt-Free, who provides several strategies to get through college debt-free, as well as insightful advice on this topic.
To access the resources provided in the episode, follow this link:
bit.ly/easylaunchinstructions
To see more information about our guest, go to Jeannie Burlowski’s website at: jeannieburlowski.com
Listen to the Wolves Howl Podcast on other platforms ► https://linktr.ee/jhsngn
PLEASE NOTE
The views and ideas expressed in our episodes do not reflect those of the Next Generation Nations Corporation. The Wolves Howl is a significant break from the content produced and consumed by students at our school, and we could not be more excited to watch this unfold and grow.as we continue to explore a wide variety of topics and interact with people from all walks of life with different stories to tell.
As covid grows, rumors also continue to grow. From mask misconceptions to biological weaponry, join us to talk about it all…
Listen to the Wolves Howl Podcast on other platforms ► https://linktr.ee/jhsngn
PLEASE NOTE
The views and ideas expressed in our episodes do not reflect those of the Next Generation Nations Corporation. The Wolves Howl is a significant break from the content produced and consumed by students at our school, and we could not be more excited to watch this unfold and grow as we continue to explore a wide variety of topics and interact with people from all walks of life with different stories to tell.
Kicking things off right with a chaotic and impulsive first episode, the team reflect on some of their favorite dystopian novels and their infamous encounters with the most feared species on planet Earth: Karens. They also discuss the intricacies of online learning and debunk the reasons students hesitate to turn on cameras, all while questioning the very existence and the nostalgia of brownie points.
Listen to the Wolves Howl Podcast on other platforms ► https://linktr.ee/jhsngn
PLEASE NOTE
The views and ideas expressed in our episodes do not reflect those of the Next Generation Nations Corporation. The Wolves Howl is a significant break from the content produced and consumed by students at our school, and we could not be more excited to watch this unfold and grow as we continue to explore a wide variety of topics and interact with people from all walks of life with different stories to tell.
Welcome to the Wolves Howl! Through collaborative and candid conversations, we hope to enable young people to understand various perspectives and the magnitude of existing local, and global issues.