Stories Are All Around Us: Recent Episodes
Sara Gallegos
Stories have power. These are the stories captured by a group of 5th graders listening to the voices in their communities.
Our podcast is about a US citizen that was a boxer and US combat interpreter. Listen to find out about his adventures!
Run, run, as fast as you can. You can't catch me I am the gingerbread man! Hello I am Teo, and on this little adventure we'll be interview somebody named Jacques who had to run to not get forcibly recruited by the army. And that must have been scary. So please join us on this little adventure.
Zaida lived a happy life in Iraq until the war started. She had to flee her country for her safety, say goodbye to her family, (not forever), and start a completely new life. She was scared but found hope. In this episode, "Zaida's New Life", we cover everything from her childhood to what her legacy should be.
The name of this person has been altered for the purpose of protecting their identity.
Have you ever eaten a bug? Chances are probably not? But what about a job where you eat raise and sell bugs? Well, Wendy Lu does just that.
A podcast on the most famous person you never knew.
"Chewing, Carrot, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
Have you ever heard about someone who raises crickets for food? Well, we did and made a podcast about her that you don't want to miss! Enjoy!
Have you ever heard of people who farm bugs for a living? Well, Wendy Lu McGill is one of them!!! She farms bugs so people who don’t have enough to eat can have food, and to increase awareness of health for the earth.
Wendy Lu McGill used to work in the United Nations and as she traveled around, she saw lots of malnourished people and felt that we need to do better than we already are. Now, Wendy Lu is an entomophagist (someone who eats bugs) who owns a cricket farming business to help feed more people and to prepare the world for when we start to run out of meats like beef, pork, and chicken. She also grows crickets as food because they have a MUCH less harsh impact on the world.
"Chewing, Carrot, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
This podcast is an explanation of an entomophigist’s reason for entomophagy. You, while learning, can laugh as well as smack your face because of how cringy and hilarious this podcast is.
"Chewing, Carrot, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org