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Harvard-Westlake School, Studio City CA

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Coach’s Corner with Cross Country / Track & Field Program Head & Head Coach with Jonas Koolsbergen. Recently coaching his 500th victory, Coach shares his history with HW and how this year’s team performed. Hosted by Hunter Bridgett ’24 & Eric  Chang ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Lacrosse Program Head & Head Coach with Eric Krum. A look at the recently completed season and a look-ahead to next year. Hosted by Aaron Milburn ’24 & Sammy Glassman ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Volleyball Program Head & Head Coach Garrett Yamasaki. 19-5-1 overall, and 5-1 in conference, team heads into playoffs looking to make some noise! Hosted by Grace Coleman ’24 & Hudson Chen ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Baseball Program Head & Head Coach Jared Halpert. With one loss, baseball teams heads into the second half of the season aiming for playoffs! Hosted by Sammy Glassman ’25 & Rohan Amin ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Basketball Program Head & Head Coach David Rebibo. Fresh off their 5th Mission League Championship, tonight they start CIF Open Division playoffs! Hosted by Jake Lancer ’24 & Bill Coleman ’24.

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Coach’s Corner with Girl’s Soccer Program Head & Head Coach Richard Simms. Today: One loss regular season review and starting CIF playoffs. Hosted by Grace Coleman ’24 & Hudson Chen ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Girl’s Water Polo Program Head & Head Coach Laura Lopez. Looks back at her first year at HW & the start of CIF playoffs. Hosted by Aaron Milburn ’24 & Eric Chang ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Wrestling Program Head & Head Coach Junior Amazan. Wrapping up another successful year of growth and victories. Hosted by Hudson Chen ’25 & Spencer Barber ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Soccer Program Head & Head Coach Michael Erush. Undefeated in league play, the Wolverines are heading for a big playoff run. Hosted by Jake Lancer ’24 & Spencer Barber ’25.

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The Big Red Podcast is where all things Harvard-Westlake Wolverine Sports are discussed. Today’s guest: Football and Boys Soccer Player JT Federman ’24. (Hosts: Jake Lancer ’24, Dylan Graff ’24 & Tate Sheehy ’22)

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Coach’s Corner with Girls Basketball Program Head Melissa Hearlihy. In the middle of Mission League competition and the Wolverines are battling for a playoff spot. Hosted by Hunter Bridgett ’24 & Rohan Amin ’25.

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Coach’s Corner with Boys Basketball Program Head David Rebibo. Mission League competition has begun with the one loss Wolverines. Hosted by Bill Coleman ’24.

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The Big Red Podcast is where all things Harvard-Westlake Wolverine Sports are discussed. Today: Football, Volleyball and a special fall sports draft. (Hosts: Jake Lancer ’24, Dylan Graff ’24 & Tate Sheehy ’22)

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Sydney and CC, best friends since childhood, raised respectively from a Jewish and Catholic-Anglican background, discuss a topic or concept from their religious perspectives. They first explain the teachings from religious texts and histories then offer their personal experiences with the topic. They will bring on guests from the HW community to share their expertise … Continue reading The World’s Smallest Interfaith Discussion Group – Relationships with Faith & Belief – 2021/22 Ep. 4 →

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Sydney and CC, best friends since childhood, raised respectively from a Jewish and Catholic-Anglican background, discuss a topic or concept from their religious perspectives. They first explain the teachings from religious texts and histories then offer their personal experiences with the topic. They will bring on guests from the HW community to share their expertise … Continue reading The World’s Smallest Interfaith Discussion Group – Holidays & Traditions – 2021/22 Ep. 3 →

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students produce this weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers.

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Sydney and CC, best friends since childhood, raised from a Jewish and Catholic-Anglican background, respectively, discuss a topic or concept from their religious perspectives. They will first explain the teachings from religious texts and histories then offer their personal experiences with the topic. They will bring on guests from the HW community to share their … Continue reading The World’s Smallest Interfaith Discussion Group – Afterlife – 2021/22 Ep. 2 →

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Coach’s Corner – Ask the Athletes, insightful conversations with Harvard-Westlake athletes. Today: That Championship Season with Boys Varsity Players Brady Dunlap ’24 & Cameron Thrower ’22. (Hosts: Jake Lancer ’24 & Dani Lynch ’23)

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Coach’s Corner, insightful conversations with Harvard-Westlake coaches, returns to the Wolverine airwaves. Today: That Championship Season with Boys Varsity Head Coach David Rebibo. (Hosts: Jake Lancer ’24 & Dani Lynch ’23)

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“Due At Midnight” is a platform for discussions surrounding teenage academic, social, and lifestyle-related issues. Questions will come from students in the Harvard-Westlake Upper School Community and will be the foundation for each episode’s unscripted and insightful conversation from male and female perspectives. (Hosts: Ava Fattahi ’22, Josh Silbermann ’22, Kate Burry ’22.)

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every so often, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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“Due At Midnight” is a platform for discussions surrounding teenage academic, social, and lifestyle-related issues. Questions will come from students in the Harvard-Westlake Upper School Community and will be the foundation for each episode’s unscripted and insightful conversation from male and female perspectives. (Hosts: Ava Fattahi ’22, Josh Silbermann ’22, Kate Burry ’22.)

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students now produce a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every few weeks, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Sydney and CC, best friends since childhood, raised from a Jewish and Catholic-Anglican background, respectively, discuss a topic or concept from their religious perspectives. They will first explain the teachings from religious texts and histories then offer their personal experiences with the topic. They will bring on guests from the HW community to share their … Continue reading Gospel Girl – Coming of Age – 2021/22 Ep. 1 →

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Harvard-Westlake Broadcast Journalism students are now producing a weekly radio newscast for the Harvard-Westlake community. Segments include the usual; news, sports and interviews with newsmakers. Every few weeks, HW President Rick Commons presents his thoughts on relevant topics in a segment called Commons Sense.

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Coach’s Corner, insightful conversations with Harvard-Westlake coaches, returns to the Wolverine airwaves. Today: Girls Basketball Program Head and Varsity Basketball Coach Melissa Hearlihy talks about the upcoming season, new assistant coaches and players to keep an eye on! (Hosts: Jake Lancer ’24 & Dani Lynch ’23)

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Lots of issues are not taught in school (race and gender); the older generation can share experiences of hard-earned lessons. The younger generation faces a disruptive time where information comes fast and furious; it’s important to articulate the real issues we face. My 80 year old grandmother and I will explore issues of race and … Continue reading genHERations – AFSA President Ernest Logan – 2021/22 Ep. 1 →

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Maxine Zuriff interviews guests from a range of professional vocations who explain their personal career path and work experience. This podcast provides insight into their working life, responsibilities, and knowledge someone interested in entering their industry might need to know. Today: CNBC Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent, HW Alum & former Chronicle Staff member Julian … Continue reading The Green Room – Julia Boorstin – 2021/22 Ep. 1 →

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Lots of issues are not taught in school (race and gender); the older generation can share experiences of hard-earned lessons. The younger generation faces a disruptive time where information comes fast and furious; it’s important to articulate the real issues we face. My 80 year old grandmother and I will explore issues of race and … Continue reading genHERations – Reconstruction, Jim Crow, Tulsa – 2020/21 Ep. 2 →

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Lots of issues are not taught in school (race and gender); the older generation can share experiences of hard-earned lessons. The younger generation faces a disruptive time where information comes fast and furious; it’s important to articulate the real issues we face. My 80 year old grandmother and I will explore issues of race and … Continue reading genHERations – Getting to Know Us – 2020/21 Ep. 1 →

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Maxine Zuriff interviews guests from a range of professional vocations who explain their personal career path and work experience. This podcast provides insight into their working life, responsibilities, and any relevant knowledge someone interested in entering their industry might need to know. Today’s Guest: Model, TV Host, Actress, Humanitarian, and Mom, Molly Sims.

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Maxine Zuriff interviews guests from a range of professional vocations who explain their personal career path and work experience. This podcast provides insight into their working life, responsibilities, and any relevant knowledge someone interested in entering their industry might need to know. Today’s Guests: HW Alums talk about their college choices & experience.

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Maxine Zuriff interviews guests from a range of professional vocations who explain their personal career path and work experience. This podcast provides insight into their working life, responsibilities, and any relevant knowledge someone interested in entering their industry might need to know. Today’s Guest: Senior Vice President of Virtual Reality for Sony Pictures Entertainment Jake … Continue reading The Green Room – Jake Zim – 2020/21 Ep. 4 →