We serve the students of Carroll High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Our podcast seeks to tell the story of our school and what it means to be a member of our community. We will feature students, faculty, staff and people who are important to us. Thank you to our sponsor, Hoffman Organics.
Hayden Crowell interviews Darren Silalahi, Isaiah Clark, Sylvia McCann and Erin Johnston
Reporter Hayden Crowell interviews game maker and senior Jat Ahonsi about his creative gamer work.
Emma Wig speaks with Hayden Crowell about wanting to become a veternarian and sizes up the girls varsity basketball team.
Hayden Crowell interviews Brayden Gardenhour about his faith and where it has led him in his journey.
Staff Reporter Hayden Crowell, senior, talks with Charger Pride Marching Band Trumpeter Aiden Gates about this year's show: Bloom.
Neophyte podcasters Gwen McCleary and Keagan Mould debut the season opener of the Charger Online Podcast. Topics: General chaos and mayhem.
Co-Editor in Chief Stella Brewer-Vartanian and Features Editor Peyton Holsworth continue to discuss the potential victims of Jeffrey Lynn Hand, a suspected serial killer that operated in the Midwest during the 70s.
Adviser Nol Beckley and Editor in Chief Maddy Bracken share their choices for the Academy Awards which airs Sunday night.
Co-Editor in Chief Stella Brewer-Vartanian and Features Editor Peyton Holsworth discuss the potential victims of Jeffrey Lynn Hand, a suspected serial killer that operated in the Midwest during the 70s.
Quentin Gilbert and Clay Wagner respond to slate of playoffs over last weekend and predict the conference championships.
Sports writer Clayton Wagner, sophomore, tries to explain the plot of a movie he's never seen with the help of Editor in Chief Maddy Bracken.
News Editor Stella Brewer-Vartanian and Features Editor Peyton Holsworth discuss the possible identity of Allen County's 1992 Mary Jane Doe, an unidentified pregnant woman found dead in a flooded basement.
Nori Wagner interviews Charger Online Editor in Chief Julia Hess about the print edition of the school newspaper and completing her senior year under COVID-19
Nori interviews sophomore Henry Burgette about school, sports, The Mandalorian and everything else in between.
Junior Nori Wagner and Newspaper Adviser Nol Beckley sit down to talk about life, the universe and everything else. They even talk about Disney+ WandaVision
Opinions Editor Julia Hess speaks with Yearbook Managing Editor Margaret Gaughan, Yearbook Sports and Photography Editor Sydni Amick and Yearbook Albums Editor Kayla Mickelson about what the first seven weeks of school and how the yearbook was put together last year during the pandemic. Music from Youtube Audio Library. Track: Randy Butternubs by Dyalla
From their own homes, seniors Maya Wilkins and Mackenzie Sloffer discuss the reality of the pandemic
Opinions Editor Julia Hess, staff members Gabrielle Hall, Casey Berndt and Andrew Brown discuss what they are doing as student journalists and how the COVID-19 affects them in school.
We are a day late with this because our newsroom was abuzz working on getting a story out yesterday. On this episode, we speak with Junior Angelo Petrov, a student of Macedonian decent, about his weight loss journey, cooking and returning to the old country with his family.
Charger Online Adviser Nol Beckley is joined by sophomore Malakai Wilkins who came to the Carroll family four and a half years ago from North Carolina and has grown more comfortable over the last few years in Northern Indiana.
Maya Wilkins and Anna Hildebrand reveal their serious stanning of legendary New York corrupt politician Boss Tweed and the Gilded Age.
News Editor Maya Wilkins, Opinions Editor Julia Hess and Reporter Lucas Wideman discuss what they have learned from trips to New York City, London, Scotland, Washington D.C. and Cincinnati. Come along for the ride.
Hosts seniors Harrison Hopkins, Maya Wilkins and junior Emily Linder review the decade of 2010 to 2019. Music from YouTube Royalty-Free library. Royale by Josh Tippi and the Overtimers.
Early grad Alexis Harmon converses with newspaper adviser, Nol Beckley about a variety of topics. Music from YouTube Royalty-Free library. Royale by Josh Tippi and the Overtimers.