Welcome to Eastside Radio, the official podcast channel of Eastside Online! We talk about news happening in and around Cherry Hill East High School.
In this podcast episode, Ava Crawley (‘25), Taylor Goodman (‘25), and Julia Sitnick (‘25) try some of Crumbl Cookies’ year round selections. Crawley, Goodman, and Sitnick all laugh and have fun as they rate delicious cookies and discuss Crumbl’s continuous success. Enjoy!
In this podcast episode, Ava Crawley ('25), Taylor Goodman ('25), Michelle Bookbinder ('25), and Matt Berkery ('25) try Crumbl cookies for the week of 3/11/24-3/17/24. The six festive St. Paddy's themed cookie flavors consist of Coconut Lime, Buttermilk Pancake, Mint Brownie Batter, Chocolate Chip, Mallow Creme ft. Lucky Charms, and a mystery flavor (Key Lime Pie). Crawley, Goodman, Bookbinder, and Berkery all laugh and have fun as they rate each delicious cookie and discuss Crumbl's continuous success. Enjoy!
Hi everyone! Welcome to a new podcast with your new hosts — Jiwoo Lee and Karina Gupta. In this episode, they delved into their high school experience thus far, covering topics like the pandemic’s effect, clubs and college applications. Stay tuned for future episodes!
In this debut episode, Mark sits down with Mr. Gagliardi to talk about his morning coffee routine and the role of his coffee in his life.
Taylor Goodman ('25) and Ava Crawley ('25) discuss their top movies and TV shows to watch during the fall season. With Halloween approaching they mention a few spooky favorites, although horror isn't exactly their most watched genre. Happy Halloween Season!!
Listen to the latest episode of Taylor Talks (Eastside's Version) to hear Ella, Jillian, and Julia discuss the details of Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour" and to hear them recount their experience.
Izzy Sobel ('24) and Ella Hampton ('24) sit down and talk about East's plan for the AP exams, how they are preparing, and the new change that some of the exams will be administered digitally.
Join Ella Goodstadt, JillIan Koenig, and Julia Rosten for Episode 4 of Taylor Talks (Eastside’s Version). In this episode, they discuss Taylor Swift’s third album, Speak Now. Tune in to learn about the backstory of the songs on this enchanting album and to hear about Taylor's beginnings in making history.
Michelle Bookbinder ('25) sits down with Natalie Finkelstein ('23), chairperson of East's Feminist Student Union, to discuss the club's influence in empowering East students through feminism.
Ava Crawley ('25), Alana Rellosa ('25), and Maddy Leshinski ('25) give a quick recap on College night that was hosted on April 12th for the Class of 2025. They discuss their feelings about the SAT, and college preparation. Though there are still a few years left of highschool it's nice to have the chance to attend college night and learn more about the different resources needed for next year and the college application processes.
Ava Crawley ('25), Kiran Muttathil ('23), and Jenna McGovern ('24) talk about how tearing their ACL has left a lasting impact on their lives. They discuss their experiences with their injury, obstacles they face, how it's changed them so far, and how it affects their bodies, mental health, and college application processes. From the moment it happens to pre-hab, rehab, and even years after recovery the injury sticks with you. Despite sports being the main cause, most athletes do as much as they can to recover in time for their next season because of how much sports mean to them. Crawley, Muttathil, and McGovern express the importance of talking to people about your injury and getting the opportunity to relate to others who have been in the same boat. Though it is certainly one long, and tough recovery, having people around is a greater help than one could imagine.
If you are a female athlete interested in learning more about injury prevention as well as hearing from those who have been through injuries feel free to join Women in Sports Club!
Rachna Mohan, Eastside Online's STEM Editor, updates everyone on ChatGPT regulation around the world. She explores Italian blocking of ChatGPT and recounts the first days ChatGPT has introduced to the education system. Give it a listen!
Rachna Mohan, Eastside Online's STEM Editor, converses about procrastination. She explores what it is, tools to beat it and shares techniques one can use to help achieve their personal, social and academic goals. Give it a listen!
Join Ella Hampton as she explains Cherry Hill East's popular annual tradition, Mr. East. The seven seniors competing this year have been working very hard to put on their best show on Thursday, April 20th. Behind the scenes, the Mr. East Chairladies and Dance Chairs have been working just hard to make sure the event runs smoothly and that the contestants get all the help they need. Listen in to learn more!
Taylor Goodman and Ava Crawley explore how the community is reacting to summer slowly approaching. With the sun shining and warmer weather outside, people in the community are already looking happier and ready for a summer vacation! Taylor and Ava also explain all of the activities to do in and around the South Jersey area during the summer such as going to camp, joining swim clubs, taking online classes, going to the beach, and more! Enjoy!
Online sports editor Adam Borenstein and photo editor Lucas Tang go in depth of all the events of March Madness so far and look ahead to the upcoming Final Four.
In this podcast, we will start to explore some of the important information you should know about United States imperialism come May for your APUSH exam.
Tune in here for the fourth episode of the second season of “The Survivor Show” with Brielle Lampf (’23)!
In this episode, Taylor Goodman, Michelle Bookbinder, and Natalie Finkelstein explain all there is to know about ZZ Dance, a dance studio located in Cherry Hill on Springdale Road. The co-owners, Samantha Zweben and Meredith Ziemba, opened ZZ Dance in September 2020. This podcast explains all ZZ has to offer including core classes, a competition team, the ambassador program, etc. This podcast also explores the co-owners problem-solving skills when opening a dance studio mid-pandemic. Hope you enjoy!
Tune in here for the third episode of the second season of “The Survivor Show” with Brielle Lampf (’23)!
In this episode Ava Crawley ('25) talks to Olivia Hung ('23), Katie Bristow ('23), and Kiran Muttathil ('23) about their Senior Trip to Disney World. They discuss their plans for the trip and everything leading up to.
Join Ella Goodstadt, JillIan Koenig, and Julia Rosten for Episode 3 of Taylor Talks (Eastside’s Version). In this episode, they discuss Taylor Swift’s second album, Fearless, as well as the re-recorded album, Fearless (Taylor's Version). Listen to learn about the Taylor’s launch into stardom and how she became an international sensation with hits like "You Belong With Me" and "Love Story."
Listen to the second installment of Season 2 of Editor-in-Chief Brielle Lampf's ('23) Survivor Show: a review of the hit TV show Survivor!
Join Eastside's Ella Hampton and Shayna Oppen as they break down East's prom season. With all the fun associated with both the Junior Prom and Senior Prom, there is also a lot of stress. Listen in to hear discussions regarding the yearly prom dress accounts, hair and makeup appointments, and more!
Junior Prom will be held on April 15th and Senior Prom on June 1.
In the first episode of Welcome to East, Jiwoo Lee ('24) sits down with her fellow Student Government Association officers for a lively conversation regarding their experience as student leaders. Along with Jiwoo, Chris Shin ('23), Crystal Yeh ('24) and Gina Liu ('23) look back on their progress as individuals and team, and discuss updates upon plans of school activities for the remainder of the year. Enjoy and stay tuned to get to know more about East!
In this episode, Taylor Goodman, Michelle Bookbinder, Ava Crawley, and Julia Sitnick reviewed the Crumbl Cookies of the week for 2/13-2/18. These cookies were Valentine's Day themed! The cookies for this week included Milk Chocolate Chip, Confetti (Valentine), Chocolate Covered Strawberry, Original Featuring M&M's Candies, Chocolate Caramel, and New York Cheese Cake. In this episode, we talked about the start of Crumbl cookies as a small business, and how it has prospered into a famous bakery across the country through social media. We hope you enjoy it!
In this episode I talked with Aline Tang ('25) about her recent podcast "On Call WIth Lin and Aline". Tang along with former East student, Melinda Wu, started their podcast to share their experiences with being young Asian American women in high school. With new podcast episodes each week, Tang reveals the process and importance behind it all.
Listen as Eastside’s Art Directors analyze every famous Chris from Chris Hemsworth to Kris Jenner. Stay until the end for their final ranking!
Join Ella Goodstadt, JillIan Koenig, and Julia Rosten for Episode 2 of Taylor Talks (Eastside’s Version). In this episode, they discuss Taylor Swift’s self-titled debut album. Listen to learn about the beginning of Taylor’s career and how she entered the music industry.
Rachna Mohan, Eastside Online's STEM Editor, attempts a snapshot into the inner workings of the memory. She explores short-term and long-term memory and shares techniques one can use to help retain information. Give it a listen!
On January 30th, 2023, Cherry Hill East switched its study hall system back to one where students are assigned specific classrooms. Many study hall takers see this as an intrusion on their free time and socialization. Eastside's Ella Hampton, Izzy Sobel and Shayna Oppen discuss this new change by explaining the reasons for the change and conducting interviews. They ask students who experienced the study hall change to state their opinion and the responses are almost entirely unanimous... tune in to hear what the students thought.
Join Ella Goodstadt, Jillian Koenig, and Julia Rosten as they discuss all aspects of Taylor Swift. From her hit singles, to why she loves the number 13, Taylor Talks (Eastside's Version) will cover it all! In this episode, the three fans give a basic overview of Swift. They go through all of her albums briefly, "Easter Eggs," the number 13, movies, and more!
Karina, Anjali and Rebecca are back to talk about a prevalent topic in their lives: high school relationships. They talk about whether they're important, the impact of social media, and red flags in possible partners.
In their first episode, your hosts, Karina Gupta, Anjali Reddy and Rebecca Hu, welcome you to Unscripted: a unrehearsed ramble of topics relevant to their lives. As a welcome, for their first episode, they delve into first impressions. Listen as they discuss their first impressions of each other as friends and how these impressions have impacted their friendship to this day.
Tune into the latest installment of The Survivor Show with Brielle Lampf ('23) and Aiden Rood ('23) here!
Welcome to another episode of The Survivor Show! Listen to Eastside EICs Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) discuss their opinions of Survivor once more.
Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) continue their podcast reviewing Survivor. Tune into Episode 10 soon!
Listen to Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) talk about another episode of the 43rd season of Survivor! Tune in next time for more.
Julia Rosten ('24), Jillian Koenig ('24), and Ella Goodstadt ('24) talk about all things Lea Michele: her new broadway show performance in Funny Girl; her controversies on Glee; and everything else in between.
Join us in our Halloween special as we dig deep down into the conspiracy of Blackrock and Vanguard
Press play on this installment of Aiden Rood's ('23) and Brielle Lampf's ('23) podcast to listen to a discussion of their opinions on the seventh episode of the 43rd Survivor season!
Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) discuss the newest episode of Survivor! Listen to find out more.
Listen to Eastside EICs Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) discuss episode 5 of the latest Survivor season.
Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) are back with the fourth installment of their Survivor Show podcast series. Remember to come back next week for more!
Tune into the first episode of PLUS: a podcast series addressing the less-talked-about experiences of members of the LGBTQ+ community, covered by Aiden Rood ('23) and Anna Neubauer ('23).
In this installment of The Survivor Show, Eastside seniors Aiden Rood and Brielle Lampf discuss episode 3 of Survivor (with a brand new Eastside Radio intro -- more coming soon)!
Listen to EICs Aiden Rood ('23) and Brielle Lampf ('23) discuss Survivor in the second installment of their podcast show!
Listen to EICs Aiden Rood and Brielle Lampf discuss the 43rd season of Survivor in a new Eastside Radio show!
The Truth About... is back! In this Season 2 kickoff episode, your hosts - Karina, Gia and Heidi (Jiwoo couldn't join us for this episode) are excited to talk about their summer so far and how they have been keeping busy. They discuss some of their favorite movies, books and other entertaining activities. Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
In this episode, Manar and Rachna invite Dylan and Matt to discuss the way we speak. They talk about accents and how people perceive them. Matt shows off his accents and Rachna speaks about her journey with different languages.
Cherry Hill East Theatre's production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is continuing to take place this weekend. The musical comedy highlights students from different walks of life coming together in a unified interest. Tickets can be purchased here: http://showtix4u.com/
Welcome to the first episode! Manar, Rachna, and Sujata are here to discuss the vast Internet. They discuss the good and bad of being on the Internet, their experiences, and the effect of the Internet on their everyday lives. Tune in for a fun but fulfilling episode!
Listen to Abigail Nahum ('23) discuss the facts of the lifting of mask requirements in schools on March 7 as well as her opinions regarding the subject.
In this episode, Rebecca and a special guest, Heidi Kwak, talk about their experience in Philadelphia going from places like the Barnes Foundation art institute and Chinatown.
In this episode, your hosts will be reviewing one of Marvel’s newest blockbuster movies, Spider-Man: No Way Home.
In today’s episode, Anjali comes to you with a special guest reviewing one of her most anticipated events of the year, the Mnet Asian Music Awards.
Rebecca and Anjali are back! This time they have a special guest to review a local restaurant called Il Villaggio.
In this episode, Karina Gupta (‘24) will interview Marisa Rappaport (‘22) on what opting out of gym is like as a student athlete and her opinion on the process and the regulations.
Natalie Finkelstein ('23 / Eastside Media Editor) and Karina Gupta ('24 / Eastside Media Editor) interview Coach Amanda Farrell about the new East competitive cheerleading team. She delves into what it's like to completely revive the school program.
After their break for Thanksgiving, Rebecca and Anjali are back to review Adele’s newest album, 30. Your hosts run through each track on the album and give their thoughts and opinions.
Lauren Winslow and Lauren Greenberg discuss the impact of COVID-19 on eating disorders with licensed CHOP social worker in the Eating Disorder Assessment and Treatment Program, Claudia Alarcon.
Your hosts, Rebecca Hu and Anjali Reddy, record their first episode of “The A List” where they will chat about different movies, tv shows, places and more. For their first episode, they talk about the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Eternals.
Aline Tang (‘25) and Pushti Shah (‘25), two freshman at Cherry Hill East, explain their experiences being back in school after almost two years. They talk about their expectations for high school, homework, tests, and friend groups.
Alex Levine (‘22) and Steven Brown (‘22) discuss and rank the top players in the NBA as the NBA Finals approach.
This episode talks about Olivia Rodrigo‘s new album Sour and everything you need to know about it!
Hello! This podcast series will cover current news in under five minutes for highschoolers. This episode talks about the crypto stock crash.
Brielle, Alena, Abby, Tomer, and James discuss some answers to your questions about mental health.
For today's episode, Karina, Heidi, Jiwoo and Gia start off with a fun little game known as "This or That" where they share their opinions on a variety of topics from sleeping habits to the perfect time to do homework. After, your hosts dive into today's topic of social media where they mention how self-love is portrayed on social media and what they have seen with their peers and celebrities on different platforms. They also discuss the platforms which many influencers have gained and the responsibilities which come with it.
In this episode of Sweet and Sour Hour, Abby, Vivian, and Yena are joined by Gina Liu and Crystal Yeh. Both are class presidents for the class of 2023 and 2024 respectively. They recap the Stop Asian Hate Rally that happened at the Cherry Hill Public Library (4/10/2021). The podcast captures their opinion on systemic racism, how they feel others can educate themselves and bring awareness to Asian Hate. Stay tuned for Episode 4 :)
After many months dealing with strict lockdown and a pandemic, Karina, Heidi, Jiwoo and Gia talk about everything COVID-19. They reflect back on the past year and discuss what hobbies got them through everything. From daily walks and even some murder mystery riddles, the girls consider it all.
In today's episode, your hosts, Karina, Heidi, Jiwoo and Gia gather together and discuss Asian racism in society. With the recent rise of hate crimes against Asian Americans, the girls talk about their feelings and past experiences with Asian discrimination. They provide their views and beliefs in an open discussion about this serious topic.
For today's episode, Karina, Heidi, Gia and Jiwoo talk about braces! They chat about their struggles, relate on the pains they experienced and even try explaining it to Karina, who has never had braces. Make sure to stay till the end to listen to some of their tips on dealing with braces and the aching and soreness that comes with it.
Coming back for your third episode, your hosts, Karina, Heidi, Gia and Jiwoo come together to talk about passion. They talk about each of their passions and even discuss the difficulties of finding interests especially with the world now. They comment on the pressure put on high schoolers these days to find a niche and how it is totally okay to not have a certain specific interest.
In today's episode, Karina, Gia, Heidi, and Jiwoo (your hosts) discuss how their social relationships have changed... especially with the pandemic. With the pandemic looming, many people have been separated from friends and been away from friendships for almost a year. The girls talk about the struggles of this and the importance of maintaining social skills and friendships in every day life.
Welcome to the podcast, The Truth About...! In the first episode, your hosts, Karina, Heidi, Jiwoo and Gia sit down and discuss their opinions on how mental health has been affected by school. The girls also recognize why mental health is so important in adolescents' lives and give their own experiences and stories with the topic. Make sure to stay till the end as they all give some of their very own tips and pieces of advice in a new segment called 'Advice From People Who Should Not Be Giving Advice!'
Today, Vivian and Abby touch upon the topic of friendships and how their Asian culture played a role in that. They express their views on what's it like being surrounded by a diverse atmosphere and branching out to new people. Listen in to hear all about it! If you've missed out on the first episode here's the link: http://eastside-online.org/culture/podcast-what-does-our-asian-culture-mean-to-us-episode-1/ .
Max Gaffin (‘22) and Jacy Dickstein (‘22) host a Holiday Game Night. Listen and play along as we challenge each other in trivia, jeopardy, “put-a-finger-down” challenges, and even some singing.
Jess and Lily explain their reasons for why they are so excited for winter break this year!
Max Gaffin (‘22) and Jacy Dickstein (‘22) recollect their favorite holiday traditions and funny memories growing up in December.
Max Gaffin (‘22) and Jacy Dickstein (‘22) review “Everything Holiday Movies” in preparation for the big and jolly winter season. Listen in for their reviews, opinions, and top favorites.
Join us on today's episode of Sweet and Sour Hour as Vivian, Yena and Abby talk about their backgrounds, traditions, and foods they like to eat! They also dive into their personal experiences with being Asian and their journeys of embracing their culture. They hope that you are able to gain some insight into their Asian culture and what being Asian means to them. Enjoy the episode, and stay tuned for episode 2:)
Tomer, Aiden, Brielle, and Naomi are four very opinionated people (hence the name) with a lot to say. To ease into this podcast, we take a look at a non controversial issue - the Presidential Election! We recap the aftermath of the election, the ups, the downs, and our hopes for the future!
In this episode, Andrew discusses how individuals and companies alike are doing their part to change the world during quarantine.
Episode 6 of “Strong in Sports” features senior Julia Cutler (‘20), Mahaffy (‘20) and Alpdogan (‘20). Cutler sits down to talk about street hockey, lacrosse, field hockey, her experiences playing for the National Street Hockey Team and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
ali, lily and sophia (virtually) gather together to celebrate college decision day. they discuss what normally makes this day special and how they are trying to recreate these festivities during quarantine.
Jeffrey Kaminer is joined by Ryan Bloom and William Schwartz to discuss the Philadelphia Eagles and their selections in the 2020 draft
Max Gaffin (‘22), Alex Levine (‘22) and Juliana Guida (‘22) share their top picks, advice and opinions for popular Netflix shows that have taken the world by storm. They share what they’ve been watching and some shows they are interested in trying out!
Episode 1 of “Working through Corona” features Jacy Dickstein interviewing Jessie Bixby, an employee at Amazon. Listen to this podcast if you want to hear more about how the company has adjusted due to the pandemic.
Jakob Silvert (‘20), Jacob Kernis (‘20), and Harry Green (‘20) discuss the different things they’ve learned through the quarantine. They also discuss the effects Coronavirus will have on their high school careers and the Cherry Hill East community.
Episode 5 of “Strong in Sports” features seniors Isabel Andino (‘20), Karolyn Merch (‘20), Grace Yoon (‘20), Mahaffy (‘20) and Alpdogan (‘20). Andino, Yoon and Merch sit down to talk about swimming, winning the State Title, the college recruitment process and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
Remy Abrams (‘21) and Sami Bell (‘21) discuss how to spend spring break while quarantined.
Lauren Smith (‘20), Isabella Levin (‘22), Max Gaffin (‘22) and Lalitha Viswanathan (‘22) share their favorites movies in the following categories: Drama/Action, Musicals, movies series and Disney. These opinions are solely based off of their top movie suggestions.
Episode 4 of “Strong in Sports” features senior Pallavi Goculdas (‘20), Mahaffy (‘20) and Alpdogan (‘20). Goculdas sits down to talk about tennis, finance and the business world and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
Tomer Goldfinger ('22) and Josh Gray ('22) discuss theories revolving around chemtrails as well as the popular Disney movie Alladin. Anyone with a keen appetite for the supernatural or just simple curiosity should check this episode out.
Jeffrey Kaminer is joined by Ryan Bloom and William Schwartz to talk about what the Philadelphia Eagles should do this offseason.
Today I, Jeffrey Kaminer, am joined by Ryan Bloom and William Schwartz to talk about the Philadelphia 76ers. We talk about a lot about issues in the team and discuss ways to improve it.
Jeffrey Kaminer explores the possible outcomes of COVID-19 and seeing how it could affect us all. We don’t know what could happen so there are many issues we have to prepare for.
Episode 3 of “Strong in Sports” features senior Aliza Kotzen (‘20), Mahaffy (‘20) and Alpdogan (‘20). Kotzen sits down to talk about cross country and track, the Coast Guard Academy and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
Episode 2 of “Strong in Sports” features senior Allie Rosen (‘20), Mahaffy (‘20), and Alpdogan (‘20). Rosen sits down to talk about soccer, sports management and East’s athletic culture and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
Max Gaffin (‘22), Isabella Levin (‘22), Lauren Smith (‘20) and Lalitha Viswanathan (‘22) sit down and give some good tips on some of their favorite easy recipes you can make at home!
Episode 1 of “Strong in Sports” features senior Maggie Balderstone ('20). Mahaffy ('20), Alpdogan ('20), and Balderstone sit down to talk about basketball, East’s athletic culture and what it’s like to be a female student athlete at East.
Max Gaffin ('21) and Alex Levine ('21) give an update on how the Coronavirus has affected sports leagues across the globe.
Samantha Roehl (‘20) discusses how she has used the extra alone time caused by the Coronavirus to explore both old hobbies and new.
Lily Cohen ('20), Ali Koenig ('20) and Sophia Sitnick ('20) join together VIRTUALLY -- practicing social distancing, of course-- to discuss how their second semester senior year would go and how the spread of COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into their plans. They also share how they're trying to stay positive during #coronacation.
In this episode, Alexa Atlas (‘22) and Amanda Merovitz (‘22) list some activities people can do in order to keep themselves occupied when quarantined.
Remy Abrams (‘21) and Sami Bell (‘21) discuss the importance of “social distancing” during the rise of the Coronavirus pandemic and ways in which people can keep themselves occupied.
A 16 minute description of the four most important ways that our government, economy, and community will change for the better as a result of the Coronavirus. Topics range from Working at Home to More Polarized Politics. Tune in!
Sarah Zheng ('20) explores the amazing food places in South Jersey/Philadelphia area that everyone should try!
In this episode, Andrew talks about his experience with being at home and how to make the best of quarantine. He also mentions positive headlines from around the world.
Tomer Goldfinger ('22) and Josh Gray ('22) discuss some of the craziest conspiracies out there. From an author predicting the coronavirus, to ancient aliens building the pyramids, this episode is sure to entice anyone who has a liking for the strange and paranormal.
Jess and Lily go through their top ten list of the worst habits they have and recognize around East.
Heading into the weekend, Andrew discusses positive thoughts on the Coronavirus outbreak. Reach him on Instagram @mayor_maier or twitter @mayormaier
Johns Hopkins: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
https://ivyleague.com/news/2020/3/11/general-ivy-league-to-cancel-all-athletic-events-through-the-remainder-of-the-spring.aspx
https://swimswam.com/ncaa-reportedly-agrees-to-grant-spring-athletes-eligibility-relief/
https://swimswam.com/editorial-coronavirus-cant-take-your-season-away/
Amanda, Alexa and Jacy ask DECA students from all over New Jersey random trivia questions.
Angelina Witting ('22) and Olivia Pollack ('22) swap albums in hopes the other will learn to adjust their taste. A plentiful amount of arguing, and Olivia promoting Britney Spears’ existence.
Remy Abrams (‘21) and Sami Bell (‘21) dive into the stressful situations that surround Prom.
on this podcast, ali koenig, lily cohen, and sophia sitnick discuss the ups and downs of senior year, both in real life and on social media.
In which Aine Pierre ('20) and Aiden Rood ('23) discuss the New Hampshire primary results.
Aiden Rood ('23) and Aine Pierre ('20) discuss the aftermath of last night's Iowa caucuses in the first episode of this new series.
In this podcast, Eastside Editors-in-Chief Aine Pierre and Samantha Roehl consider the books they think should be added the East’s English curriculum in a discussion that’s half book club and half argument. In this episode, Aine and Samantha discuss they're glad they've read in 2019.
This is the fantasy football podcast, where Justin Shapiro, and Zac Sheppard talk about the week in review. In this episode, Justin and Zac dive into Week 13 of Fantasy Football.
In this biweekly podcast, Eastside Editors-in-Chief Aine Pierre and Samantha Roehl consider the books they think should be added the East’s English curriculum in a discussion that’s half book club and half argument. In this episode, Aine and Samantha discuss Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe.
This is the fantasy football podcast, where Justin Shapiro, and Zac Sheppard talk about the week in review. In this episode, Justin and Zac dive into Week 11 of Fantasy Football.
Jacob Kernis (‘20) and Sean Coen (‘20) begin their 10-part series where they countdown their favorite 100 movies of all time. In this episode, they go through their 100-91.
In this biweekly podcast, Eastside Editors-in-Cheif Aine Pierre and Samantha Roehl consider the books they think should be added the East’s English curriculum in a discussion that’s half book club and half argument.
This is the fantasy football podcast, where Justin Shapiro, and Zac Sheppard talk about the week in review. In this episode, Justin and Zac choose their mid season awards for the NFL season!
This is a fantasy football podcast, where Justin Shapiro, and Zac Sheppard talk about the week in review. In this episode, Justin and Zac dive into Week 5 of Fantasy Football.
This is a fantasy football podcast, where Justin Shapiro, and Zac Sheppard talk about the week in review. In this episode, Justin and Zac dive into Week 3 of Fantasy Football.
Jacob Kernis ('20) and Sean Coen ('20) discuss Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi masterpiece, 2001: A Space Odyssey, in honor of the premiere of First Man.
Jacob Kernis ('20) and Sean Coen ('20) discuss their Top Ten favorite Sci-Fi Films of all time!