Old Tappan Podcast Network: Recent Episodes
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Old Tappan middle school students investigate thoughtful questions to gain a deeper understanding of our world.
In this podcast, Joseph answers the three greatest chess debates of all time: Whether the bishop is better than the knight, who the GOAT of chess is, and whether classical chess is obsolete. By the time the podcast is finished, you’ll gain valuable insight into the conflicts in the chess world. Whether you’re an International Chess Master, or barely know what chess is, let’s dive in!
In this episode, Aiden asks the question: Why is being a sports fan so expensive? He talks about the different types of things that sports fans spend money on, including tickets, merchandise, and parking tickets. He adds on by discussing why diehard fans have the desire to spend hundreds of dollars annual on rooting for a team. Is there a reason for the expense? You may still spend money on watching sports, but might as well be informed about it!
In this episode of Ahin’s podcast, she discusses the question: What time should school start? She interviews students and includes 3 supporting reasons: the benefits of starting school later, the downsides to starting school later, and how schools are installing this process now. Listen to the podcast to find out advantages, disadvantages, and how it is already being put in place of starting school later, and to hear what other students think of this.
In this podcast, Jordan discusses the main question, Will Robots Replace Umpires? Jordan talks about umpire’s roles, history of the statcast era, and dives deeper into what ABS is. What do umpires do? How has baseball used technology over time? Could robots be next? Listen to this wonderful podcast to learn more about the ABS in baseball and how much it would affect the game, and umpire’s jobs.
In this podcast, Sanvi asks the question: What makes an ideal story? She elaborates on the main components that come along with making a story ideal. Sanvi also interviews a couple of 8th grade students to get their opinions on what makes the story interesting. How can a story stimulate your curiosity? What will make the readers stay engaged? Listen to the podcast to find out how you can improve your writing and make your story the best version that it can possibly be!
In this podcast, Ella discusses the question: Why is healthcare so expensive? She divides the topic into three subtopics and dives deeper into them by providing information and her thoughts. The three subtopics include, “how did healthcare become expensive?” “who actually gets the money you pay?” and “what are some things healthcare can improve in the future?” Listen to this podcast about the rising cost of healthcare and allow yourself to really elaborate on how the programs can change for the better future.
In this episode, Christine asks the question: Why do different cultures share similar myths? She interviews students about why they get created, which ones are actually similar, and what it could possibly mean when they share characteristics. Maybe this podcast can get you to connect some dots and get you more interested in mythology.
In this episode, Daniel asks the question: Are youth sports getting too expensive? He discusses the history of youth sports and its initial problems. Daniel explains how everything went wrong from the start of youth sports. By answering key questions he digs deep into the true problem and solution of sports. What is the history of youth sports? Why do costs go up? What can we do to offset it? Listen to the podcast to learn about the truth of the youth sports industry.
In this podcast, Ethan discusses the question: Is being lucky really just a curse ?The beginning can start with thinking you got lucky but then the effects can start to settle in. He shows examples of luck and how they change and influence people's lives in a brief time. From daily actions that can cause near death experiences, to the rarest diseases in the world, Ethan explains how it can be viewed as both bad and good.
In this episode, Sophie discusses the question: Why do people think aliens are real? She talks about different ideas that people have about aliens and analyzes evidence. Sophie interviewed several 8th grade students on their opinions and personal experiences. By listening to this podcast, you will understand why people believe in the existence of aliens and even have some ideas of your own.
In this podcast, Lina discusses the question: Can we ever fully control our dopamine levels? She explains what dopamine is, how it works, and how it affects us. She asks students, when they feel their dopamine rushing, and how it affected them. Can we ever get full control over our own dopamine levels? It’s a confusing question and it’s hard to answer. Listen to the podcast to find out if we can or not.
In this podcast, Max asks the question: Which future space mission will be the most successful? He answers the question about 3 of the next upcoming space missions about which missions they should focus on. Would the Artemis mission ii provide us some success? Would the Blue Ghost provide the success we want? How would Griffin Mission help the people on the moon? Listen to the podcast to find out what would be the most successful upcoming mission.
In this episode, Victoria discusses the following question: What is the future of Harry Potter? She interviews students about different ways that Harry Potter might change and evolve. She goes through the start and current state of Harry Potter, going into specifics about J.K. Rolling and Tom Felton. Listen to the podcast to find out some ways that Harry Potter might change!
In this episode, Ayein discussed the question: Can we really fix the damage done by the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? He goes into detail on how the patches are formed and lists the best methods to prevent more damage from being done. He interviews two eighth graders to gather their thoughts. Then, he goes on to convey how the patch can be gotten rid of with certain devices. If you’re curious about how bad ocean pollution is and how you can help, or just want to hear new and interesting information, take a listen to this podcast!
In this podcast, Galina discusses the question: What is the future of sports medicine? She interviews students on how the medical field has advanced in the past few years and discusses how technological advancements can help shape sports med with the use of AI. Listen to this podcast to find out what our future has in store for sports physicians and to learn about facts, AI’s progress in our technology, and more!
In this episode, Lydia asks the question: Is a pandemic like COVID-19 likely to happen again? She discusses lessons learned from prior pandemics, emerging factors, and a hypothetical scenario where the virus is 10 times deadlier than COVID. Listen to the podcast to find out the future of the health department of our society.
In this episode, Katelyn asks the question: What seats do airlines make the most money off of? She describes the prices for multiple different seats and shows how it makes money for the airlines. Is paying the extra money worth it? Are there really benefits to getting business class over economy. Listen to this podcast in order to understand the airplane and distinguish the best seat on the plane!
In this podcast, Jungwoo asks the question: Was Einstein more impactful than Newton? He asks students about the background of Isaac Newton, the background of Albert Einstein, and how they impact the math and science world. Listen to the podcast to learn about the history and impressions of some of the two greatest physicists of all time.
In this episode, Izzy asks the question everyone's been ignoring: Do reusable water bottles actually prevent pollution? She discusses the history of reusable water bottles, compares the amount of pollution both bottles cause, and what humanity can do about the mass overconsumption happening. How have water bottles and how we view them changed throughout time? How much pollution do water bottles create? How can we change people’s perspectives on reusable water bottles? Listen in on her episode and find facts that will make you hesitate the next time you reach for the newest Owala.
In this podcast, Lucas discusses the question, What can we learn from tardigrades? He tells us the answer to questions like what are tardigrates, what have we learned about them already, and what can we take away from them for the future. Listen to the podcast to find out just how amazing that tardigrades really are.
In this podcast, Jayden discusses the question: How will inflation affect the economy going forward? He talks about what inflation is, how the economy will change in the future, and a bonus question about if the government can inflate the economy to escape their debt. So what’s going to happen to the economy in the future? Listen to this podcast and find out!
In this episode, Mia asks the question: Would you want to live forever? She talks about the benefits and downsides of eternal life, what age would be the best to live at, and what scientific advancements could make people live longer. Mia also shares opinions from other students and explores what eternal life might really mean for our future. Listen to the podcast to find out some more facts about eternal life!
In this pod cast, Teyla discusses the question: How will AI affect baseball in the future? She talks about how AI is being used in the MLB right now and how it could change the nature of game in the future. How can AI prevent player injury? Will it actually make the difference? Listen to the podcast to find out some early facts about how baseball will change throughout the years, and learn facts you might have not known! Play ball!
In this podcast, Skylar asks the question, What is the future of food insecurity? Does where you live affect what you eat? How does lower income make some people insecure. What ways could things change in the future? Listen to find out!
In this podcast, Gavin asks the question, “How has hockey influenced culture?” He highlights what ice hockey style is, how geography impacts hockey culture, and how ice hockey gets portrayed in the media. Tune into this podcast to learn the hows and whys of ice hockey.
In this episode, Oori asks: What is the future of underground music? He interviews students on what underground music is and how it evolved over the past few years. He elaborates on the pattern of the underground and why people are into it. If you are looking for new music to listen to, you can find new artists that you have never heard of in this podcast.
In this podcast, Ella asks the question: Does everyone have an internal monologue? She discusses the history of how this was first decided to be studied and what it is, how people without an inner monologue live their daily life, and what benefits come from having a constant "narrator" in your head. If you have ever wondered why some people “hear” their thoughts while others see pictures, you won’t want to miss this episode! Listen to this podcast and discover the interesting science behind how we think and how everyone’s experience is different when it comes to the brain!
In this podcast, Liam discusses the question: What is the future of pizza? He talks about the origins of pizza, the changes pizza received to this day, and the differences pizza will have in the next 100 years. Will robots take over the pizza workplace, and will there be many differences with what pizza is made with? Listen to this podcast to find out facts and knowledge about pizza’s future that you did not know before.
In this episode,Jack discusses the question: If all 50 U.S. states went to war, who would win? He gives reasons as to why a war like this could start. Which states have the best resources for a war? Listen to this episode to find out who would win a war like this and be the best prepared for one. This will help people thinking of moving to America and living in America to know if a war broke out (in this very fictional scenario) which state has the most power to come out on top.
In this podcast, Hailey discusses the question: What is the future of climate change in the Arctic? She interviews students and elaborates about global warming and how it can affect the countries and the possibilities of catastrophes and epidemics. Is the Arctic becoming the next global battleground for military dominance between the countries? What are the hidden dangers of melting Arctic ground and its potential to trigger catastrophic climate feedback loops? Listen to the podcast to learn about global warming and the Arctic that you’re curious about!
In this episode, Avery talks about the case, and asks the question, “What was the cause of death for Rosetta Jean Baptiste?” She discusses the case, and how it is still unsolved. Who was Rosetta Jean Baptiste? What happened to her, and who is likely at fault? Listen to this episode to find out more information about the real truth of Rosetta Jean Baptiste, and what actually happened to her!
In this podcast episode, Owen asks: Can Chatting with AI Ruin Your Life? He explores the history of chat bots, and the pros and cons of modern Artificial Intelligence. How does your specific usage of AI affect you? Be sure to listen to this podcast to completely flip your perspective on Artificial Intelligence.
In this episode, Zoey asks the question: Why do thieves so often try to steal works of art? She interviews her peers asking the questions, do the benefits of being a thief outweigh the risk and possible consequences and why do you think art is so often a target for thieves. The other question discussed is what are some examples of famous art heists? Listen to this podcast to dive into what really goes into art heists and wonder if you would be able to make it as a thief?
In this episode, Olivia discusses the question: Why do companies choose to have Black Friday sales? She specifies on the history, why companies have such big discounts and the lack of participation from other companies. Listen to find out more about how Black Friday has changed from the past, and more about the present sales today!
In this episode, Katie discusses the question: How has Brexit impacted the global economy up to this point and what is in store for the future? She explores the reasons behind the Brexit decision, how it has impacted the economy since 2020, and predictions for the future. How will the UK’s economy in 2026 ripple through other countries? Through interviews and research, the everyday implications following Britain’s exit are explained. Listen to this podcast to find out how one of the most influential international relations events of the decade has impacted the global economy.
In this podcast, Kareem asks the question: Does social media qualify as an addiction? He goes through what an addiction is. Then, he explains whether or not social media addiction fits this definition. Finally, he discusses what we can do to solve the problem of social media addiction. Listen to this podcast to learn more about social media addictions, and for tips on how to avoid it.
In this podcast, Vivienne discusses the question: What is the future of Disney/Pixar? She explains the history of these animation companies, what’s changed since the golden ages, and what they can do to maintain dominance into the future. What do audiences dislike about Disney/Pixar’s production of films today? Why has everything gone downhill? How can Disney and Pixar make a big switch back to their beautiful, original legacy? Listen to this podcast, and find out all the answers to this question, as well as other cool facts you never knew about the history of these companies.
In this episode, Archer poses the question: Where is the most likely place to find life outside of our planet? He interviews multiple students to ask about their opinions on the matter. The contents of this episode include a discussion of other planets near our Earth, different moons in our solar system, and extrasolar life. Listen to this podcast to learn about all of our options for life in the future.
In this podcast, Grady asks the question, Why does video game production get delayed? He talks about the three main factors of games getting delayed. He goes into detail about these 4 phases of production. He elaborates on Scope creep, and interviews two people about these factors on games getting delayed. Even if you aren’t into games this podcast can tell you a lot about how games are made and the challenges in hitting a deadline.
In this podcast, Alex asks:What is the future of ocean pollution? Alex explains the history of pollution and how much pollution there is every year and how it affects our oceans. How could sea life adapt to all of this garbage each year? How could engineers help clean up this pollution in the future? Listen to the podcast before dropping your garbage on the ground.
In this podcast, Emma considers the question: What is the main challenge gymnasts face? She explores physical and mental challenges, gives specific examples of famous gymnasts dealing with mental obstacles, and discusses possible solutions. How does a mental block occur? What are some famous people who have dealt with mental blocks? Is there a solution? Listen to this engaging podcast and learn more about the challenges gymnasts face and how to overcome them.
In this episode, Ellie discusses the question: What is the future of the piano? She elaborates on the history of the piano, and the current situation with the piano, and predicts the future of the piano based on the evidence. How has piano developed over the centuries? How will it develop over the centuries? She interviews her peers for more information about the piano. Listen to the podcast to find out more about the piano, even if you’re not interested! Who knows, maybe you can be interested in this serene instrument, the piano, by listening to this podcast!
In this podcast, Davis asks the question: What is the best season to fish? He describes fish behavior, and explains how to catch fish during each season. He interviews his friends to ask them what seasons they think is the best season to fish. Then, he gathers information and summarizes what season would be best for fishing. Something fishy is going on in this podcast, and you're going to have to listen to find out.
In this podcast, Ariana asks the question: What is the future of Animal Testing? She interviews CDW students about their opinions on animal testing and if it should be replaced. The podcast goes through the origins of animal testing, the pros and cons, and questions if AI can replace animal testing? Listen to this informative podcast to learn more about animal testing facts you may have not known about before.
In this podcast, Rachel asks the question: Who was the most impactful president? She elaborates on what these presidents have done and the impacts of these things have made. Even though you might not have lived in those times, that's what we have history for!
In this podcast, Aren asks the question: What sports will exist in the next 500 years? People love sports now. Will they in 50 years? 100 years? 500 years??? Listen to this podcast to explore this topic.
In this podcast, Konrad asks the question: How will rising sea levels affect small islands? He interviews students on what their thoughts are on rising sea levels. Then he tackles the best way to help these islands. Hopefully this podcast will show you all the things needed to stop this potential upcoming disaster.
In this podcast, Ava asks the question: Is it worth being famous? She elaborates on is it worth being famous, what are the benefits to being famous, what are the downsides to being famous, and what are some strategies famous people do to live a normal life? Listen to the podcast to find out some of the ways that famous people use to deal with these things!
In this episode, Matthew proposes the question: What is the worst minor inconvenience? Matthew uses a bunch of interviews by people from his class to get their input in on what the most annoying minor inconvenience is, what the most frequent minor inconvenience is, and what the most memorable minor inconvenience is. To find out what wins... you will have to listen to the whole podcast. Sorry if that is too annoying for you.
In this podcast, Woojin asks the question: Why are the number of pediatricians decreasing? He elaborates on who pediatricians are, the results of the shortage of pediatricians. Most importantly, the reason people avoid becoming pediatricians is also explained in it. Listen to the podcast to find out the answer to the intriguing question.
In this podcast, Janette asks the question: How did archery develop over time? She interviews a couple of students to get their predictions on how this sport will evolve. She explains the history/background of archery, how it developed into a sport, and what the future will be for the sport. If you are interested, listen to the podcast to learn more about archery and what its trajectory will be in the future.
In this podcast, Daniel asks the question: How has American football changed in the last 50 years? Daniel interviews students to see their point of view about the topic. The topics include physicality, strategies, and gear. Listen to this podcast to learn important facts and information that will make you second guess your opinion on football.
In this podcast, Mia discusses the question: Is oversaturation ruining the music industry? She asks a series of questions that get to the root of this problem. These questions include: What is the history of the music industry? How is oversaturation affecting both big and small artists? How do you overcome this and break through as an artist? Listen to this podcast to find out the elaborate inner workings of the industry that creates your favorite hits!
In this podcast, Caleb asks the question: Which Euro League is the best to watch? He interviews other people on their opinions on how the history of certain leagues and their competitive environment like how has the history of the Bundesliga changed? Or is the Premier League the best to watch as a casual viewer? And Laliga is worth your time to watch as only 1 out of 3 usually win the league. Listen to this podcast to find more information and facts about certain famous leagues and whether they are worth your time watching as a casual viewer or not.
In this podcast, Yunji discusses the question: What makes an experience memorable? She talks about how our memory works and why we sometimes forget things over time. Yunji also discusses how strong emotions, such as joy or fear, help us remember certain moments better. Finally, she shares simple ways to improve your memory in everyday life. Listen to the podcast to learn about how our brain functions and some factors that cause memory loss.
In this podcast, Sophia asks the question: What's the best job to have in science? She interviews students to see what they would prefer to have. The 3 choices were a fun science job, a science job that makes money, or a science job that makes you be remembered in the history books. If you had to choose a science job after listening this podcast would you like to do?
In this episode, Olivia discusses the question: Why do we give death row prisoners a last meal? She comments about what death row is, and how prisoners get there. She also discusses what last meals are, when they were introduced, and if there is an actual reason why we give these people last meals. If interested in this topic, listen to this episode for more!
In this episode, Doyoon discusses the question: How are social network services used in business? She elaborates on Social Networking Service marketing, how SNS allowed the increase of company-consumer interaction, and the revolutionization of the employment process. How will business evolve with SNS? Is SNS leaving positive changes? Listen to the podcast to find out more facts about how the business will change in the future.
In this episode, Isaiah discusses the question: What would happen if a referee rigged a sports game? Isaiah interviews sports fans on if they think referees can rig sports games. This episode goes into the history of referees, the punishments and dangers of rigging games, and conspiracies of rigging in the modern sports era. Why do people think games are fixed? Are referees able to fix sports games? Listen to this episode to find out about the conspiracies and the world of sports rigging!
In this episode, Sophia discusses the question: How do you become a psychiatrist? She elaborates on what psychiatry really is and how many people can confuse the topic. She interviews students about the differences between a psychiatrist and a therapist. She questions what you should do when you want to practice psychiatry. Listen to the podcast to learn many new and informative facts about psychiatry!
In this podcast, Regan asks the Question “What causes wildfires”? She fully explains the damages of these fires and how harmful they can get. She also involves the current drought in California. Regan discusses many key points on this topic such as,”What is the connection between wildfires and droughts?”, “What damag does wildfires do?” and “What causes droughts to happen?”. Listen to her podcast to find out about the current wildfire outbreaks in California and learn new facts about the causes of these fires.
In this episode, Siha discusses the question: If all the continents in the world were to go into war, which continent would win? He talks about the strengths of every continent and its factors of being able to win or lose. The countries will fight in brackets to eventually find the strongest country in the world military wise. Who will win?
In this episode, Declan reviews the question: Will we ever be able to prevent mid-air aircraft collisions? He goes over why these happen, what improvements to safety and planes have been made, and what newer advancements can make these collisions ever rarer. Listen to this fascinating podcast to find out about facts and history you have never known.
In this episode, Amy explores the question: How does USD dominance affect other countries? Going into a deep dive into the history of the United States dollar and its position as nearly a universal currency today. What would the currency system look like in the future? Is there anything happening now that would result in a change anytime soon? Listen to the podcast to find out why our currency, the United States dollar, is so important to the whole world, its impacts, and how it will change in the future.
In this podcast, Katherine asks the question: How will libraries evolve in the future? She explores the history of libraries and how they have become today. How did computers change how libraries work? Libraries wouldn’t be what they are today without the help of technology. Computers have made libraries so much more convenient for librarians and readers. How could libraries change more in the future? They have already changed so much over the years, however, there’s always more to evolve to. There could be more Libraries of Things. Listen to the podcast to find out more about libraries and what a Library of Things is.
In this podcast, A.J. asks the question: Is modernism still relevant today? She elaborates on the fundamentals and the qualities of modernism of the past and the present. She interviews students and teachers about the basic idea of modernism and the impact it has had on our society. If you have a deep interest and questions about the large field of modernism, listen to this podcast and enhance your knowledge of the new ideals of modernism.
In this podcast, Michael asks a question: How has social media affected the evolution of the English language? He finds out by discussing the history of the English language, how social media is actually impacting the language, and what the impacts look like. Whether it be through slang, spreading, or entire reworks in grammar, this podcast tackles it all. Tuning in to this episode will journey through the whats, the hows, and everything in between.
In this episode, Gavin discusses the question, would it be possible to run across the world? He elaborates on the history of running, what challenges you will face, and what is the furthest distance ever gone on foot. Listen to the podcast to find out what running really is, how we can take it to new extremes, and facts you never knew about.
In this podcast, Vitor discusses the question: What is the best plan for self-improvement for an 8th grader? Vitor asks other 8th graders about their views on self-improvement and how it could help. Listen to this podcast if you are struggling with taking care of yourself and want to know what it is and how it works. Do it for you!
In this podcast, Gabrielle discusses the question: Why aren't people trying to stop the climate clock? She elaborates on the climate clock, what will happen once it goes off/how much time we will have, and what the worldwide community can do to stop it. Gabrielle interviews students and asks them how they would stop climate change. Listen to the podcast to discover facts about the climate clock and learn something new!
In this podcast, Alexa discusses the question: How does a young pop star break through in the industry? Alexa asks students how they think a young artist can start their career, how they can break through in popularity, and how they can stay on top. Hopefully listening this podcast will get you thinking about how some of your favorite artists went about starting their career.
In this episode, Ashley asks the question: What makes Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour the biggest tour of all time? She talks about the history of world tours, what aspects make it such a great success, and the problems that happened during this tour. What makes her tour so special? What can improve this tour? If you love everything about Taylor Swift, you should listen to this fantastic podcast on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
In this podcast, Eugene discusses the question: How much of our lives are under surveillance? He interviewed students about the different ways we are watched in our lives. Would you be happy knowing that your teachers can watch everything you do? Have you ever wondered why your ads always match the items you browse on the internet? Have you wondered how you can improve surveillance for the better? Listen to the podcast to find out the truth about how much of your life is under surveillance.
In this podcast, Irene discusses the question: Why is Lululemon so popular? She interviews students from different backgrounds to discuss their perspectives. The contents include the history of Lululemon, how it became popular, and its future progression. Listen to the podcast to find out more about this trending clothing store.
In this stupendous podcast, Jack asks the question: What is bluelight and how does it work? He explains what it is, what it can do to you in the long run, and what techniques and products can prevent it. How can people get less blue light intake? Will devices be different in the future? Will they produce less blue light? Turn on your phone or computer and tune in to this podcast to learn some wild and life-changing facts about what blue light is and what it’s doing to your brain.
In this podcast, Nikhil asks the question: What would life be like living in the Mesozoic Era with our current knowledge and inventions? He discusses the question while providing some knowledgeable information. Other students at the same school are also interviewed, sharing their thoughts and opinions about the topic. If you are curious about survival in the past, this episode is definitely for you.
In this podcast, Kai asks the question: Is there life outside of our solar system? He discusses topics like what ingredients for life would need to be found, where the most likely places that we can find alien life are, and how our lives would change if we found alien life. When interested in alien life and if it is possible to find it, this is the podcast for you. I hope you enjoy this podcast, some people would go as far as saying it's out of this world.
In this episode, Brody asks the burning question: Why do Broadway Shows Adapted into Movies Work? He discusses how Broadway even works in the first place. He also discusses why certain Broadway shows turned into movies failed. Finally, he speaks about how many adapted films became massive successes. Listen to this podcast in order to find out more about Broadway shows turned into movies!
In this podcast, Amily discusses the question: What is the history of Taino Mythology? They take a look at what Taino mythology was and what happened to it. What happened after Christopher Columbus arrived? Where did the Taino go? What happened to their culture and religion? Turn up your volume and take a listen to this podcast to learn about the unknown culture of the Taino Indians.
In this podcast, Justin asks the question: Is green architecture essential for sustainable living? He elaborates on the history of architecture, how it is currently implemented in structures, and how it will grow in the future. The podcast goes in depth on the idea, with interviewees who give solid opinions on the concept. Listen to this episode to learn about the world of sustainable architecture.
In this podcast, Isabelle discusses the question: Why do humans get caught up in mass hysteria? She describes what it is and when it’s happened, also presenting the knowledge of some other people. Is there an actual reason why? Could you get caught up in it? Have you experienced it before? Listen to this podcast to find out what it is and why it happens. You might want to hear more or look at more mass hysteria events!
In this podcast, Eugene talks about the question: Why is the value of the dollar rising? He explains how inflation and deflation affect the value of money and why the U.S. dollar is so important in the world. Eugene also looks at the problems deflation can cause and how, surprisingly, inflation can sometimes help the economy. Listen to find out what makes the dollar go up and down and how it impacts everyone, everywhere!
In this podcast, Blake discusses the question: What is the worst MLB injury? He talks about the history of different injuries for a few positions, and some gruesome injuries that have happened in baseball. He also asks what are the most common injuries too. Blake asked other students on their take about what are some common injuries for pitchers, other non-pitch positions and gruesome injuries throughout the century of the MLB. Listen to the podcast to dive deeper into baseball's history about injuries.
In this episode, Kayla asks the question: How do different countries prepare for natural disasters? She discusses the most common natural disasters, Hurricanes/Floods, Wildfire/Droughts, and Earthquakes/Tsunamis. Kayla also talks about where they are most common, what is done to prevent as many casualties as possible, and how this preparation affects people’s lives. Listen to this podcast to learn more about natural disasters and how different parts of the world prepare for them.
In this podcast, David asks and explores the question: Will there ever be a single universal language? He interviews eighth graders on different aspects of the question. He explains the history of languages, the process of making a global language, and the effects of a global language. Listen to this podcast to find out some interesting facts about languages and whether or not you will ever be able to communicate with your non-English speaking relatives!
In this episode, Kosta talks about retirement and asks the question: “When do most players retire?" He elaborates on all the different topics about retirement in the NFL. He gets interviews with students and even future Hall of Fame Quaterback Joey Gibb! Hopefully, this episode will help you better understand the thought process for when NFL players realize it is time to hang up the cleats.
In this podcast, Emma asks the question: Are chromebooks beneficial for students? She interviews students and teachers to discuss their personal opinions. This content includes the history of chromebooks in schools, how students can benefit from them, and how at the same time they can hinder the learning process. Listen to this podcast to determine for yourself if chromebooks truly help you in school.
In this podcast Declan asks the question: should schools be allowed to lock up students' phones? He speaks about the origin and the biggest company that is allowing people’s phones to be locked up, he speaks on his thoughts of the goods, and even gets a teacher’s perspective on locking up phones. He also speaks on his thoughts of what is wrong about locking up phones. What is good, what’s bad about it, how are schools locking up phones? Listen to this podcast to find out.
In this podcast, Ava asks the question: What makes the perfect beach day? She starts by talking about the best way to prepare for the best possible beach day. Then, she gets into what are the specific activities that you can only do at the beach? Lastly, FOOD! Where is the best food to get, and what is the best to bring? These are the types of things you will here at this podcast. See you at the beach!
In this podcast, Jason asks the question: What is the best type of cuisine? He interviews students from Charles DeWolf Middle School to find out about their opinion. The contents go through the origin, what it is, and also a result from a scientific research about the question. Listen to the podcast to find out about the facts that you didn’t know about cuisines.
In this podcast, Lea asks the question: Why are little kids obsessed with Sephora? She explains the different issues. The podcast shares the complaints and annoyances that come with these little kids. Also the messes and vandalizing that kids have been making, have been the talk of it all. Listen to this podcast to learn more about the little Sephora kids.
In this podcast Neil discusses the question: What does a professional DJ do? He explains what type of equipment DJ needs. In depth Neil explained the types of skills that you need to master as a DJ. This would really inspire students to love music. So what are you waiting for? Go check out this podcast today!
In this podcast, Maxwell discusses the question: Is Generation Alpha’s Attention spans getting worse? He explains the future possibilities of this growing problem, and points out the main causes. He also proposes various solutions for this ever-growing problem in this edition of CDW’s podcast.
In this podcast, Lexie discusses the question: Why isn't the pay in women's basketball changing? Lexie interviews students and elaborates on what women's pay was compared to men in the past, what the ratio is now, what current women players are doing to change this, and what the future will be for women's basketball. It will definitely take some time for the pay disparity to even out but it only takes one click to listen to this podcast and grow your intelligence on the pay of women's basketball.
In this podcast, Sejong discusses the question: What would happen if 100 children were deserted on an island with no food and no water? The podcast goes through what the 8th graders think about what would happen to the children, and how they would survive if stranded on a desert island. Although this may not be realistic, listen to the podcast in order to get insight and be entertained if this happened hypothetically.
In this podcast, Hannah explores the question: Are cell phones ruining our sleep? She delves into how smartphone use before bedtime affects sleep quality and duration, uncovering the science behind blue light and its impact on our sleep cycles. Additionally, Hannah examines the psychological toll of excessive smartphone use, highlighting its links to anxiety, stress, and depression. Lastly, she offers practical strategies to mitigate these negative effects, helping you to establish healthy technology habits. Tune in to learn how to balance your smartphone use and improve your sleep and mental well-being.
In this podcast, Christina discusses the question: Why do we constantly feel the need to take photos? She asks if we should or shouldn’t keep taking photos, and also if parents should be more aware of this as social media is more prevalent in this generation, and what should our solutions be to this. This podcast will hopefully show you the positive and negative sides to taking photos, but overall give you opinions and resolutions about living in the moment.
In the podcast, Henry discusses the question: What is the history of surgeries worldwide? He asks students about how surgeries impact the world and how it should change in the future. What were the differences between surgeries in the past compared to today? What will change in the future? What was the first ever surgery? By listening to this podcast, you can answer this question, and learn new facts you’ve never knew about surgeries!
In this podcast, Lyla talks about the question: What do 8th Grade Girls Talk About During Lunch? Lyla talked about the three main things talked about during lunch, food, gossip, and school. She interviewed 8th grade girls from CDW to get answers on whether or not these things are actually talked about. Most of the girls interviewed agreed with the three main topics and gave an elaboration of what is talked about at lunch. If you want to know what these 8th grade girls talk about during lunch, listen to this podcast to find out.
In this video, Paul asks the question: How dangerous was it to fight as an American soldier in WWII? He talks to other students and gets their opinion on what they think. He then dives into the different branches of the military and decides which one is the safest and which is the most dangerous. Would you fight in a war? Hopefully, this podcast will help you find an answer to his question.
In this podcast, Jude asks the question: What are the dangers of being an astronaut? Jude talks about how astronauts get to space and how they prepare. He asked students how they feel about astronauts. By listening to his podcast, you can learn a lot of interesting facts you probably didn’t know about astronauts in space.
In this episode, Lexie discusses the question: How do you find success as a young actor? She talks about why directors do the things they do along with giving some tips on how to improve. Lexie also gets the opinions of other people that are interested in this topic and have something to say about it. Have you ever thought about starting an acting career? Well, maybe start with listening to this interesting podcast to get some ideas.
In this episode, Xavier talks about the weird no-age restriction rule in Olympic sports. He discusses some of the oldest and youngest people who have ever competed in the Olympics. While also interviewing people to see their opinions on the matter. Listen to the Podcast to learn about the youngest and oldest competitors in the Olympics, while also building your own opinion along the way about the Olympics's no-age restriction rule.
In this episode, Isabella discusses the question: How should the U.S. police force train? She provides insight into how current police training is usually conducted, then compares training standards to other countries and how it could be improved. Listen to this podcast to find out the details behind police training and other interesting and noteworthy facts!
In this podcast episode, Leon dives into the fascinating question: what is the history of paying for video games? He explores the evolution of the gaming industry, including the rise of subscriptions and DLC, and sheds light on the true cost of "free" gaming. He conducts interviews with students to explore their perceptions and experiences regarding microtransactions in gaming. Tune in to uncover the facts about video games that you may not have known before.
In this podcast, Posey asks the question: What types of dance should be considered as a sport or a performing art? She talks about the different types of dance, what types should be considered as sports, and what types should be considered as performing arts. This controversial topic can be seen from many different perspectives, but we won’t dance around this topic any longer.
In this podcast, Lucas discusses the question: What is a self-driving car? He elaborates on the topic of what the car is, the pros and cons of the car, and how the car can be improved. How will the self-driving car be improved by the time we are able to drive? How will this car be better than the regular car? Listen to this to find out all these questions and to learn about the self-driving car.
In this episode, Marie asks the question; What does the future of books look like? She illustrates what books used to look like, how they’re being used now, and what she thinks they’ll look like in the near and far future. Through other student interviews, she finds out if books are really going to be retired soon. Whether you’re an avid reader or have never picked up a book in your life, this podcast will inform you about the future of books.
In this episode, Gloria asks the question: Should South Korean celebrities be required to serve in the military? She explains what military service is and why male citizens of South Korea are required to serve anyway. But does this still mean that the celebrities should be required to serve as well? If they are, what may regular citizens think of this? Listen to this podcast to discover what military service is about and what exempts someone from it.
In this podcast, Matt discusses the question: What is the worst NFL injury ever? He asks students in 8th grade what the worst ever NFL injury is, three types of injuries, and what the NFL/league is doing to limit the amount of injuries. Hopefully this podcast will inform you more about the NFL and how treatment will change in the future.
In this podcast, Trevor discusses the question: Are time management skills important? He talks about the history, evolution, and how it’s used today. The podcast also talks about some useful tips for managing your time. If you ever felt tired because of all the work you had to do in a day, this podcast is perfect for you. Listen to the podcast to find some great tips to help you make the most of every day.
In this episode, Ella discusses the question, Why can’t we remember things that happened a long time ago? She goes into detail on the many different reasons why people forget things from their childhood. She interviews students and asks them what the key moments they can remember are. Don't forget to tune in to this podcast to learn more about this topic.
In this episode, Talia discusses the question: How did Marvel transform the movie industry? She interviews her fellow students on if they think it was effective and if they would have done anything different. Was it possible for Marvel to become more popular in a different way? Do you see a difference in other movies since the first Marvel movie? Hopefully listening to the podcasts catches someone's attention or even simply teaches some cool facts about Marvel!
In this episode, Juwon asks the question “What would happen if Earth was a cube?” He interviews the students the reason why most planets are round, and how it would affect the environment. Also, how would humans be affected by the change of the environment and the climate? His podcast covers questions people have on the environment. So hopefully, this podcast will help you understand and learn the facts of our Earth.
In this episode, Hannah explores the question: What is the difference between an Influencer and a Celebrity? She explains how a celebrity originated, the rise of an influencer, and the comparison of a celebrity and an influencer, including two interviews from 8th graders. Listen in to find more information about what the real difference is between two different types of fame.
In this episode, Rihan asks the question: Do phones listen to us? He talks about the conspiracy theory of phones listening to us by telling us, do phones have the ability to spy on us, why would anyone listen to us and who is listening, and what can we do to protect ourselves and fix this? He interviews kids in his grade and allows them to share their opinions about the theory. If you ever questioned why an ad about a product or topic that you previously talked about popped up on your feed, then you should listen to this informative podcast!
In this Podcast Daniel describes the age-long question: Was Richard the III a good or bad king? He fills in the gaps of fact and fiction; mystery and certainty. Using historical manuscripts, narrative stories and archeolagical evidence, he pieces together the story of Richard III. This episode goes through his achievements, exploits and the truth behind King Richard III.
In this episode, Peyton discusses the question: How dangerous is a job in the North Sea? Peyton asks students about the important jobs in the North Sea, why people risk their lives, and how dangerous it actually is. This podcast will explain to you what specifically is the North Sea and how it affects thousands of lives.
In this episode, Lillian discusses the question: How young is too young to go pro in women's soccer? Lillian asks students what they think the age should be and how playing young can affect them in the present and future. Hopefully this podcast will make you think about what you think the age should be and if it is worth it to miss so much education to play professional sports at a young age.
In this podcast, Kyle discusses the question of what it takes to be a Superbowl-contending team. He talks about what the defense, offense, and the coaching needs. He also gives examples of teams that have success and how what they do is what it takes to be a superbowl team. You should listen for yourself to find out what it takes to be a superbowl team.
In this podcast, Liz discusses the question: Why can’t people remember all dreams they had? She elaborates on why people dream, why it is difficult to remember dreams, and ways to get better at remembering them. What is the meaning and significance of our dreams? What is lucid dreaming and precognitive dreams? Check out to figure out what psychologists suggest about dreams, the biggest mystery not yet solved.
In this podcast, Phoebe asks the question should high school students have jobs? She interviews many students on their opinions about high school jobs. She talks about the benefits downsides and the jobs that are available for high schoolers. Even if you are in middle school and can't get a job yet you can listen to this podcast for your future! Hopefully, Phoebe’s podcast can help you in the future or if you are in high school!
In this episode, Alina elaborates on the question: What happened to TWA Flight 800? She discusses what happened on July 17th, 1996, crazy conspiracy theories, and practical theories behind the crash. Will we ever know what truly happened to this aircraft and how it crashed? Even after discovery of the aircraft, do we really know how it ended up in the ocean? Listen to the podcast to find out about what happened to TWA flight 800 and the possibilities of how it crashed.
In this podcast, Xenia asks a question, “What do you think future cities will look like and how can we improve them?” She interviewed students and wanted to see what they would say, and she got a lot of different answers. There were many different perspectives on this matter-which got her very interested. How will the affordability of cities be? How would eco-friendliness be? How will the crime rate be? Listen to this podcast to find out ways to improve these problems and get a utopia of a city!
In this episode, Youjia dives into the fascinating world of social media and poses the intriguing question: How do people accumulate millions of views on social platforms? Prepare to be captivated as he unravels the secrets behind the success of popular content creators. Delving into the intricacies of their strategies, he reveals the hidden small details that contribute to their viral fame. But it doesn't stop there. Youjia also explores the connection between these details and the intricate workings of human psychology. Brace yourself for a mind-bending journey that will forever change the way your perspective of social media. Tune in to this episode to unlock the secrets behind the elusive millions of views and gain a deeper understanding of the powerful forces that shape our online world.
At this time of the year, Ian decided to ask people 3 questions. Why are the reasons for skipping breakfast? Do they feel anything negative after skipping breakfast? Are their diets healthier than those who don’t skip breakfast? If you are frequent breakfast skippers, listen to this podcast to find out trivial benefits and negative effects.
In this podcast, Anais asks the question: What makes us so addicted to our phones, and how do we get addicted to them? She dives into the science of how we get so attached to our phones, what makes them so addictive, and how social media plays a part in that addiction. How can we become unaddicted to our phones? How can we bring our addictions to a STOP? Listen to this podcast to learn about the science behind how we get addicted to our phones.
In this episode, Ava discusses the question: Is college worth the money? She goes through why people went to college in the past, why people go now, and what the upsides and downsides are. Along with that, Ava asks students and teachers to see if they think college is worth the money. Listen to the podcast and maybe you will figure out if college is right for you.
In this podcast, Nathaniel asks: How did the creation of the light bulb change the course of history? He discusses how we got dependent on the light bulb, how light bulbs have changed and what the future of light bulbs is. He interviews people in his school about how the light bulb affects them. Tune in to the podcast to learn more, and maybe you'll even have your own light bulb moment.
In this podcast, Leila explores the question: What is the history of written language? She talks through several other questions about the strange world of written languages. She describes previous written languages, and defines what exactly IS a written language in the first place. Leila then explains why written languages are so important and powerful in the first place. If you can read this written language, listen to this podcast!
In this podcast, Lana discusses the question: Is it really worth going to an ivy league school? She first explains what an ivy league school is and what they are best known for. Then, she further discusses both the advantages and disadvantages of going to one. Lana interviews students on their knowledge of ivy leagues and if they believe it is truly worth going to. Hopefully, this rundown on ivy league schools will help high schoolers make a decision as to whether they will want to attend an ivy league school or not.
In this podcast, Sean asks the question: What is the worst phobia to have? Sean investigates deeper and explains what Phobias are and some examples. He informs listeners about what causes Phobias, the affects, statistics, and treatment, including some of 8th grade interviews. Listen to the podcast right now and extend your knowledge! Who knows, maybe you might figure out that you have some of them!
In this podcast Ben discusses the question: How will AI affect video games? He explains what Artificial Intelligence is and how it would affect video games. How differently would video games play out in the future if AI is programming the whole thing? Hopefully, this podcast would also help you understand that AI also has its negatives and positives and also helps you comprehend the endless possibilities of AI.
In this episode, Andy asks an important question: What is the best type of music to listen to while exercising? Andy asks 8th grade students about what they think the best music to listen to is during exercise. Hopefully this podcast will help you decide on what music will get you pumped up for exercise in the future.
In this podcast, Yerin discusses the question: What is the future of AI-generated art? She talks about the introduction of artificial intelligence in the art industry, the changes it brings, and the controversies surrounding the world of ai created art. It is safe to say that AI takes up a big part of our daily lives, from the facial recognition feature to the healthcare app installed on our phone. But how might it impact professional artists? Listen to this podcast to find out how artificial intelligence has affected the art industry and what kinds of consequences it brought along the way.
In this podcast, Bella asks the question: What is the history of animation in movies? She elaborates on the history of the animated movies, how it is improving everyday, and how some things changed since the 90’s. What are some of the earliest animated movies made? How did animated movies change in the 90’s? How are they different and still changing today? Listen to the podcast to get you to think about facts, what has changed throughout the years, and learn about animated movies.
In this episode, Nathaniel asks the question- How safe is it to fly on a plane? He explains the history of flight and how it’s been slightly modified every year. How has it changed? How has it improved? Will you feel safe on your next flight? This podcast will hopefully help you soothe your fears, or at the very least, be a little more informative than reading the flight manuals discussing how to exit the aircraft safely after a crash landing.
In this episode, Ginny discusses the question: Are smartboards efficient? She elaborates on the history of smartboards, from how it got created to when the smartboards became a part of a classroom environment, both the advantages and disadvantages, and the predictions about the developments of the smartboards in the future. After listening to this podcast, you will be able to know what future classrooms will look like and develop a clear opinion about smartboards.
In this episode, Grace discusses the question: Does your height actually affect your long term health? She provides various resources to help listeners first understand what the “average” height is, then delves into different pros of being shorter or taller. Listen to this podcast to find out some interesting facts about what advantages you can have with your height!
In this Alex asks the question: Is it worth it for humans to colonize Mars? He talks about the positives and negatives of coming to the new planet. One one side the air is poisonous and it is very far away, but on the other side, the soil is rich and will be able to host crops. So, should humans actually try to colonize Mars, or should we just remain being couch potatoes here on Earth?
In this podcast, Nicole discusses the question: Who was Princess Diana? What did Princess Diana do? She talks about her wonderful reign and many controversies after her death. What happened after she died you may ask? How did she die, you may question? Listen to this podcast to find out who Princess Diana was and what she did!
In this episode, Addison discusses the question: Should contemporary art really be considered art? She discovers more about the history of art, the history of contemporary art, and whether it meets the standards of art. This episode will help you understand how and why art is so important as well as contemporary art and teach you some things you might not have known before!
In this episode, Layne has the question: Do movies give us the wrong ideas about animals? Why do some animals get portrayed as villains in movies? How does this affect our society? Should movies really be giving us animal villains? How can we change the movie industry to help people think differently? Should we really be afraid of these animals or should they fear us? This podcast will answer these questions.
In this episode, Andreas talks about how protection in soccer has improved over the years. What is the future of soccer protection, and how will it affect the game? What was the idea that helped invent the protection used? Do soccer players feel the protection is useful? What might be done to help improve and protect the players from tackles? Today we will go over all of this.
In this podcast, Olivia discusses the question: Can the human lifespan be extended? She explains the possibilities and ways to perhaps increase the lifespan. She also interviews students for their opinion and methods. Listen to this podcast to find out data and facts about the mysterious gift of life.
In this podcast, Liam asks the question: how do pro athletes train? He interviews kids his ages and he researched many sources. The content discusses what pro athletes should eat before, during and after exercise, as well as sport related exercises. We also go into detail about mindset tips and recovery techniques. If you are looking to improve as an athlete this is the podcast for you.
In this podcast, Adam asks the question: What is the future of self-driving cars? He will discuss his question with a few other students on what they think the future is for them. This will also go through the history and where we are now with self-driving cars. If this topic interests you, listen to this podcast to see what the future could be like for self-driving cars.
In this podcast, Maddie discusses cults; specifically how someone can escape them. She elaborates on the history of cults, and how all the different types. Cults are destructive, and you definitely do not want to join one. However, you do want to listen to this podcast!
In this podcast, Maximos discusses the question, what is the history of cheating in baseball? He considers what ways teams or players gambled on their own teams, what are some other ways people have cheated, and how have PEDs impacted the game and certain players. He talks about examples of teams and players that have gambled, what teams did to actually cheat, and what their consequences were. He focuses on one special player that used PEDs and how it changed his future in the hall of fame forever. If you are a baseball fan and you want to learn about an unusual and unfortunate part of the game, give this podcast a listen.
In this podcast, Anisha discusses the question: How does a real newsroom operate? She interviews middle school newsroom members on different topics, all relating to newsrooms. She covers topics like pre-production, production, etc. The main idea of this podcast is that in a newsroom everything needs to be perfect. If one mistake happens, then everything goes downhill. Although, you should never give up and try to fix your mistake, even if it's when you are live. There is a possibility you can find a solution on time. Listen to find out more!
In this podcast, Caroline discusses the question: what is the perfect pet? She elaborates on what the benefits and downfalls are of dogs, cats and other animals. She explains how there are many upsides to these animals but there are also many downsides to these animals, such as the amount of work that goes into taking care of these animals. She also talks about how there is a possibility that there could be new animals formed in the future. Listen to this podcast and maybe you will find out what the perfect pet is for you.
In this episode, Griffin discusses the question: Are contact sports worth the risk, what injuries occur in contact sports, and what does the future look like for contact sports? Griffin asked students if they played contact sports, and if they believed it was worth the risk, as well as if they had sustained an injury from a contact sport. Listen in to the podcast to dig deeper into the issue that is often ignored, and help bring it to light.
In this episode, Guy discusses the question: How has professional basketball changed throughout the years? He asks students about how basketball in the 70's era and the 1990's was different from today's game. Listen to the podcast to find out how different the NBA was through the years and how things may change even more in the future.
In this episode, Lindsey discusses the question: Is the current school curriculum designed for students to succeed? She describes the way schools were in the past, present, and future. Lindsey interviews teachers and students on their opinion about the curriculum. Listen to the podcast to learn more about the school curriculum and what we can do to change it for students to benefit more from.
In this episode, Michael asks the question: What would happen if earth had rings? Michael starts to talk about why planets have rings and how they work. He also proceeds to explain how different the Earth would be if our planet did have rings, and how it would have affected the course of human history.
In this episode, Neha discusses the question: How has the pandemic affected the lives of students? She elaborates on statistics showing the significance of the pandemic for students, and interviews students on their personal experiences during the quarantine. How has the pandemic affected students then, now and in the future? Listen to the podcast to find out some more info and statistics on how the COVID-19 Pandemic has impacted students possibly forever.
In this episode, Kabir discussed the question: Is TikTok spying on us? He elaborates on how TikTok works and how much suspicion has been raised on the Chinese Government and TikTok. Kabir states his opinion on whether or not the app should be banned. He expands on the questions, How does TikTok work? How is China involved? What is the future of TikTok? Quick, give it a listen, the clock is "Tik"-ing.
In this podcast, Stefan discusses the question, How has baseball changed throughout different eras? He elaborates on the differences between players of the past, present, and critiques their abilities in the future. He also talks about how rules have changed throughout these time periods. This recording unlocks the ability to hear the history of baseball. Hopefully this podcast will even make you even consider liking baseball a bit more.
In this podcast, Scott discusses the topic: What places in the future will be underwater. He elaborates on What places already are underwater, what causes places to go underwater, and what places are at risk in the future. This Podcast also mentions land subsidence, global warming, and how they are affecting the world right now. Listen to The Podcast to find out about the cities at risk in the future, and how coastal cities are in big trouble.
In this podcast, Ava discusses if there are any other planets out there like earth. She goes into detail about what makes it possible for people to live on earth. She also talks about if there is life on other planets, the planets that are the most like earth and more. Listen to this podcast to learn more about the exciting possible future of astrobiology!
In this podcast Kayla talks about the future, past, and present of fast food. Historically, fast food has been unhealthy, and many have said it has contributing to poor health around the world. Will the future of fast food be much healthier? Listen to this podcast and think about what a fast food future could look like.
In this podcast, Samantha discusses the question: Should students get a say in what they are learning? Samantha asks numerous students questions about what we are learning now and why, what the benefits to learning what we want are, and if students should get a say. Students around the world should listen to this podcast to find out some interesting facts and opinions of students their ages.
In this episode Omar asks the question “What would happen if the Confederacy Won the Civil War”. He elaborates on how this Southern victory would occur, what the immediate consequences after the war would be, and how the world today would be affected by this. Though the US today is a global powerhouse, what if there was another bump in the current road to prosperity? What if the US lost half of its size? Find out by listening to this podcast.
In this podcast, Shawn talks about the question: Can animals and humans adapt to wildfires in order to survive? Shawn’ s podcast goes through questions such as: can animals adapt to these wildfires, and can humans adapt to these wildfires? Hopefully this podcast will answer all of your burning questions.
In this podcast, Isaac asks the question: What is the future of the game Fortnite? Fortnite was once considered one of the most popular video games in the world, but the popularity of Fortnite is slowly waning. Many people believe that Fortnite won’t be one of the most popular games for long. What changes could they make to the game so it will be relevant in the future? Listen to find out!
In this podcast, Ella asks the question: will we ever run out of water. She explains our current state of freshwater and how many people would be affected. She interviews some students to see what their opinion on this crisis was and they explained their point of view. Included in the interview there are very good solutions to this crisis that would help a lot and educate people. If you are interested in this crisis happening and want to know more information listen to this podcast!
In this podcast, Rocco asks the question: Should NIL(name, image and likeness) stay for college athletes? Rocco asks his fellow peers and discusses his thoughts on NIL and the history of NIL, what are the positives and negatives, and if it should stay this way. Listen to this podcast to find out how NIL will benefit and negatively impact college athletes and college sports.
In this episode, Ava asks the question: What animals in the ocean will go extinct? She discusses the causes of extinction and what animals are likely to go extinct in the future. She also elaborates on what animals have gone extinct in the past, why this is happening, and how we can prevent it. Hopefully this podcast can help you think about how you can do your part in saving endangered species.
In this episode, Hunter discusses the question: what is the future of trading cards? He explains the history of traditional trading cards, the current shift into digital trading cards, and what he thinks they will be like in the future. Trading cards have gone up in value a lot, but this podcast will never be more valuable than right now so give it a listen!
In this podcast, Aaron discussed the question: Should we fear Artificial Intelligence? He dives deeper into the history of Artificial Intelligence, what potential AI holds, and the dangers that lie beneath the benefits. How will we be able to overcome the problems of AI? Will AI take over the world, and possibly us humans? If you listen to this podcast, you will learn about the facts of Artificial Intelligence and whether or not we should resolve this problem.
In this podcast, Finley discusses the question: Does homework actually help kids retain information? She elaborates on the history of homework and what countries are currently giving it. She also informs us on how some countries do not give homework. Listening to this podcast, you can find out more about homework and where it comes from.
In this episode, Cole discusses the question, should football be played on turf or grass? He discusses the history about what football is played on, and the pros and cons of turf and grass. He interviews football players, and asks them about what their preferences are as well. This podcast will help you understand the change from turf to grass in the NFL better, and make you think twice about the future of how this game might be played.
In this episode, Lucas discusses the question: What would you do if there was a supervolcano eruption? Lucas interviews students based on their knowledge of volcanoes to express their thoughts on the most extreme and dangerous natural disasters that haunt the earth. Listen to this podcast to find out how to avoid one and to see how much of a monster it is!
In this episode, Nate asks the question: should school times start later? He discusses the advantages schools and students get for the reason why school times are the way they are. He also talks about the advantages and disadvantages of waking up earlier vs. later to decide when school should start. He listens to students' thoughts to say why they would like school to be late and scientific facts to show how school starting late can help many students.
In this podcast episode, Peter discusses the question: How has School changed over time? He states how school has changed in many different ways and departments, one of them being how they treat students. Instead of hitting a student with a ruler for talking back or getting an easy question wrong, they use more constructive ways. Listen to this podcast to find out how school has changed over the years.
In this episode, Tim discusses the question: How is the World Cup location determined? He discusses the history of the World Cup, the process of how it is chosen, and flaws in the World Cup. He interviews 2 students before and after they have learned about the flaws to see their reactions. If you are interested in knowing more about the World Cup, this podcast is for you!
In this podcast episode, Olivia discusses the question: can music help reduce mental health issues? She starts by talking about the history of mental health. It has been skyrocketing over the years and it used to be known as a rare condition. We might just be better at diagnosing it but either way we are always looking for more solutions to help with it. She informs the listener of the positive effects of music and that it can help you get away from the chaos of life. Lastly, she talks about how certain music isn’t helpful to one’s mental health. If you are ever stressed, music can help calm you down.
In this episode, Sally discusses the question: Why did historical figures wear wigs? She wonders why, looking at the portraits, did people in history wear white powdered wigs. She explains further into how the wig trend first started and how they died out. How were wigs invented? What were they made of? Why were the wigs so fancy? Why did so many people wear these wigs? Click the play button to learn more about the history of wigs!
In this episode, Sophie discusses the question: Is affirmative action really fair? She explains the history of affirmative action, and how it proves to be both beneficial and non-beneficial to schools and students. How can this policy be changed? How is it unfair to other communities if its purpose is to create “equal opportunities”? Sophie asks several adults about their opinions on the process itself, and how they believe it affects others. Listen to this podcast to learn more about the acceptance policies of schools and companies.
In this podcast, Madeline discusses the question: Should Home Economics be taught in middle school? She elaborates on what is home economics, the history of home economics as taught in schools, and the benefits of learning home economics in middle school. Why should home economics be part of a student's curriculum? Listen to the podcast to find out what home economics really is and why it is necessary for students to learn its value before high school.
In this podcast, TJ asks the question: Should CDW have a hockey team? He talks about the reasons why CDW currently does not have a hockey team, the positive reasons for Old Tappan to get one, and questions how many people would actually play on the team if it were to start up. It would be "ice" for you to give this a listen.
In this podcast, Olivia asks the question: why do we dream? She interviews two students about dreams, and explores the idea of, what did people in the past think about dreams? Do dreams have meanings? What does science say about dreams? If you don't dream as much then maybe this podcast isn´t for you, but hopefully you learn more about dreams from this podcast.
In this episode Aiden discusses the question: why are people so obsessed with true crime? Aiden asks students and teachers if they like true crime and if so, why? Hopefully my podcast can help teach people what true crime really is and what it can do to people who watch it. The biggest unsolved mystery is why you are not listening to this podcast already...
In this podcast Leo asks the question: Will the Detroit Lions ever win the Super Bowl? He discusses their current players and who were impact players this season, as well as what players will be important going forward in the future. He dives into how close the Lions came to winning in the past, and starts to plan toward a brighter future. Maybe after listening to this you might revisit the chances of the lion winning the Super Bowl. This is not the same old lions, this is a new lions team.
In this podcast, Layla discusses the question: What is deja vu? She proceeds to explain what deja vu is and how confusing it can be. She also explains the history of it and who first discovered it. Then, she goes into all of the different types of theories people have and goes through if they are true or not. She also gets interviews from different people who have experienced this feeling. Listen to this exciting and educational podcast to figure out the mystery of deja vu!
In this episode, Luke discusses the question: How should the Olympic location be selected? He discusses the history of the Olympics, and how the location is currently pickled from a ballot chosen by the members and staff. Is it time to consider other options for how the location could be chosen? Perhaps it is time for the fans should be able to choose, through their phones or other electronic devices. Please choose to listen to this informative podcast!
During this episode, Koda covers the topic: is fast fashion sustainable for our modern world? Koda uncovers the dark truth about fast fashion and discusses solutions to slow down its effects. How can humans make better choices? What can we do to stop this clothing-apocalypse? Koda will try to answer inquiries about fast fashion within this episode.
In this episode, Miles discusses the question: Is college still necessary? He also explores the history of college, problems with the current system, and how we can fix them. In this podcast, you will also get to hear different perspectives from 8th grade students. This podcast might just make you think twice about what your plan is for a successful future.
In this episode, Gyubeen discusses the question: What is the truth about the Bermuda Triangle? This podcast describes and reveals the mysterious events that happen in the Bermuda Triangle! The biggest mystery of all is why you are not already listening to this episode!
In this podcast, Daniel discusses the question: What is the future of the metaverse? The importance of the features, side effects, and the tiny world visualization are discussed along with future VR (virtual reality) technology. You will understand the metaverse better after listening to this podcast, and you could even start shopping and taking part in the metaverse's future!
In this episode, Sophia asks the question: Can stress be effective for students? Students are going to experience stress. There's no doubt about it. How does stress actually affect students? What are the common sources of stress? How can students deal with it? But most importantly - is it possible that stress could be good, or effective for students? Don't stress anymore about it, just listen to this podcast to learn more!
In this episode, Cayden discusses the question: Who is the greatest baseball of all time? He states and describes all the “best players” throughout all of baseball’s eras, and hears some statistics that makes some of the players “great”. After listening to this podcast, you will want to hear more. You may even have another player in mind!
In this episode, Elizabeth discusses the question: Is working at the library better than working at home? Students have homework, and we all need to do our homework somewhere. Some people prefer the comfort of your own home, but others may rely on the local library so that they can focus. What do you think? Can we "read" into someone's personality based on where they choose to do their work?
In this episode, Reagan discusses the topic: Should animals who aren’t service animals be allowed on planes? She goes over what a service animal is, why are they so good, and why are they not. She got 3 different interviews with some students from CDW which gave different perspectives. After listening to this podcast, you might rethink your position on whether or not your fuzzy loved ones should be allowed to travel with you on your next flight!
In this episode Alivia asks the question: Do sports affect your mental health? She shows positives, negatives and a balance of sports. She gets statements from 3 other people. After listening you'll wonder what sports mean to you and how they are affecting students around the country.
In this episode, Bruno discusses the question: Should we have longer weekends? He describes how a three day weekend could be good for everyone, and hears from a few different perspectives on the topic of the right kind of weekend. After listening to this podcast, you may completely rethink the idea of a two day weekend.
In this podcast Sophie discusses the question “Should the elderly be allowed to drive?”. She talks about the pros and cons of elderly driving, how we can prevent future accidents, and what are some reasons why we restrict driving. After listening to this you might be more aware of the risks that come with older people driving.
In this episode, Salvador asks the question Should school have more gym time? Physical Education class is usually one of students' most favorite class. It's also the class that can make us the healthiest. Are students given enough time for gym when in school? What are the pros and cons of more gym class? Tune into this podcast and see if you can "work out" what the perfect amount of time for gym really is for students.
In this episode, Jocelyn discusses the question: What happened to flight 370? She mentions the backstory of this famous flight, what exactly happened, all sorts of wild theories, which one is the most possible theory, and also includes some interviews. Once you finish this podcast, hopefully your imagination will soar trying to figure out this mystery once and for all.
In this episode Andrew asks the question : Who is the greatest basketball player of all time? He gives his opinion on who is the GOAT, a.k.a. the greatest of all time. You will hear several interviews from other people from CDW on who deserves this title. Is this the GOAT podcast about the GOAT basketball player? There's only one way to find out... give it a listen!
It's our 100th episode! In this podcast, Francis will be answering the question: What if dinosaurs never went extinct? He discusses the history behind the dinosaur’s extinction, how the dinosaurs would evolve, and whether or not humans could live with dinosaurs. Featuring two interviews from classmates of his, this podcast thoroughly answers an interesting “what if” question that will hook you from the start.
In the episode Ashley discusses the question: What history should we be focusing on studying in school? She described what is important and what is not important, and interviewed 3 different people on their opinions on what is really important to learn about. After listening to this podcast, you will start thinking on your own about whether or not the things you learn are actually beneficial.
In this episode, Nathan discusses the question: What happened to the people of Easter Island? He describes what happened to the inhabitants and how such massive monuments were made. Two more people will be heard during the podcast about their knowledge of Easter Island. After listening to this podcast you'll be inspired to learn more, and maybe even visit this mysterious island yourself!
In this episode, Olivia analyzes the question: Will there ever be a cure to cancer? She details progress made since it was first discovered, the current situation, and the future of treatment. She also interviews two students that have interesting perspectives. After listening to this podcast, you will be intrigued and curious about the future of Cancer!
In this episode, Lili discusses the question: How many hours of sleep should people be getting per night? She describes the positive aspects of sleep and how beneficial it is for all different types of ages. She even included 2 interviews! After listening to this podcast, you’ll want to learn more about the topic of sleep. Don’t sleep on this important episode!
In this episode, Gavin ponders the question: Should The US Mint get rid of the penny? The penny has become less and less valuable in society as the days pass. By investigating the past, present and pros and cons of the penny Gavin and you can come to a conclusion. A penny for your thoughts on the future of this valuable(?) coin.
In this episode, Gianna discusses the question: What would school be like without technology? She goes over the pros of having technology in school and the cons. She also includes the factors that go into deciding what devices to use in the school building. She introduces a few guests that share their perspective, and it really gets you thinking. Could you survive school without technology?
In this episode, Leane discusses the question: what is the future of the SAT? She elaborates on the history of the SAT, how it is currently being used in colleges right now, and how some regulations changed because of COVID. How can the SAT be changed? By the time we take it, how different will it be from before? Listen to the podcast to find out some early facts about what will change throughout the years and facts you never knew about.
In this episode, Dylan dives into the question: How do you get to play in the MLB? The MLB is Major League Baseball, and there is no bigger honor for a baseball player than to play in the big leagues. But how do you get there exactly? Listen to this podcast to find out!
In this episode, Sophia talks about the question: Is Tik Tok bad for your health? She describes Tik Tok’s history, benefits, and downsides that comes with using this popular app. After listening to this podcast, you’ll contemplate whether Tik Tok is a beneficial app to continue to use. This might change your perspective!
In this episode, Jake discusses the question: How can school football set you up for success in the future? He describes the beneficial components of football, and you’ll hear from 2 perspectives on football. After listening to this podcast, you’ll be able to comprehend football and its benefits.
In this episode, Ciaran discusses the question: Do we really need all 5 senses? He describes what it is like to have a sensory disability, and what these disabilities come with. He hears from different perspectives and opinions on these senses. He’s got a good sense that you won’t want to miss this podcast.
In this episode Lauren discusses the question: Should we have a life skills class in middle school? She describes what gets taught in life skills, when is it being taught, how students enjoy it. Finally she covers the main topic of should this class stay in high school or move to the middle school level?
In this podcast, Jett explores the question, who is the smartest person to ever live? He discusses all the key elements to determine intelligence. He interviews many of his classmates to get their perspectives on how to measure intelligence, and which smarty-pants is the smartest of them all? If you listen, you'll be one step closer to being smarter yourself!
In this episode Giselle asks the question: When school should start? She discusses the changes of a teen's brain and what is going on during sleep. She also discusses what early start times can do to the body and you even hear from 3 perspectives on the subject of school schedules. Don't sleep on this episode!
In this podcast, Chris discusses the question: Should sports be separated by gender? Most sports are separated by gender, but by the time it gets to official league sports, men and women always play separately. Should it stay that way? If no, which sports should be mixed together and which shouldn't? Tune in and find out!
In this podcast, Junho will talk about the question: What is the future of NFTs? NFTs are arguably the most interesting topic in the marketplace right now. He will explain all about what NFTs are, what is currently happening in NFT marketplaces, and most importantly: the future of NFTs. This podcast will help you understand what in the world is happening with those simple JPEG images that can be worth millions of dollars.
In this episode, Chanel discusses the question: Why should voting systems be taught in school? She and some of her classmates describe some essential components of our voting systems that we currently have today, and explore some ideas about what could change going forward into the future. Which of these systems work best in the world, and which ones should we focus on learning in the classroom environment?
In this episode, Nicholas discusses the question: Is child labor coming to an end? What you will hear is him describing what it was like in the past and today and hearing people’s opinions about if children working at a young age is ever going to come to a stop. After listening to this episode, you'll definitely want to hear more about this sad but important topic.
In this podcast, Charlotte asks the question: Should we change the voting age? She interviews students on if it should be changed or not. The contents go through the origins, the present day voting age, and what possibilities there are surrounding this topic for the future. If you are under 18, you may not be able to vote in the election, but you can choose to listen to this informative podcast!
In this episode, Angie discusses the question: Was William Sherman a bad guy? She will dive into who William Sherman was, what he did, and how it affected people in his time. She will also explain how it can be related to today's times. The idea of social growth will be explored to better understand the impact of Sherman, and to answer the question of his character once and for all.
In this episode, Jake talks about the question: How should racial injustice be taught in schools? He starts by briefly getting into the history of racism then dives into how it is vs how it should be taught in schools today. Although an important topic, it can also be a controversial one. After listening to this episode, you will want to learn more about racism and even tell some friends about it.
In this episode. Maximo asks the question: What is the future of Ukraine? He talks about the current state of Ukraine, including the brutal war that is being waged there right now. He gets the opinion of multiple people as he discusses the past, present, and future state of the country of Ukraine.
In this episode, Bella talks about the question: Should the driving age be lowered? She explains why the driving age is what it is, the history of the driving age, and you hear from 4 other perspectives on the driving age. After listening to this podcast, you’ll understand why and how the driving age came to be.
In this podcast, Madison discusses the question: How likely is World War 3? She talks about how the United States have been involved in the past world wars and if they would be involved in this new so called world war. You will hear one student discuss their opinion on the United States being involved in wars. She also talks about why we haven't had another recent world war. Then you will hear another student discuss their opinion on whether countries are bluffing or being serious when they threaten nuclear warfare. Finally she explains who would be involved in this new world war and the stance on it currently.
In this episode, Thomas asks the question: Should students learn about cryptocurrency in school? Cryptocurrency has the potential to change the way the world spends their money. If this is the case, should students today learn about the potential of this type of currency now so that we can be prepared for this? Or is "crypto" just a passing fad not worth our time? This podcast is worth listening to and won't even cost you a dollar or a fraction of a bitcoin... only a few minutes of your time.
In this episode, Aubrey discusses the question: Should we change the books being taught in school? You will hear 3 different reasons on why people like or dislike the books being taught in schools. This podcast will pull you in and make you want to learn more about certain topics such as gender inequality and racism.
In this podcast, Adam asks the question: Will we ever travel to Mars? He discusses the resources that would be necessary to actually accomplish this difficult feat. Additionally, Adam interviews students about whether or not they would like to travel to the red planet if given the option.
In this episode, Aliya discusses the question "Is now the time to remove the mask mandate right now?" She hears from 2 student perspectives and describes the background and efficacy of masks. This podcast is not only informative, but it allows you to think about what your perspective is on the new mask mandate.
In this episode Arav discusses the question: How are vapes impacting teenagers? He describes the history of their predecessor, cigarettes, He discusses how vapes arrive, and he discusses the impact vapes are having on teens. After listening to this podcast, you may never touch a vape in your life, or you will quit, but one thing for sure is that you will be thirsty for more knowledge about vapes.
In this podcast, Harold discusses the question: How do you get into the NFL? He describes the different paths that promising young athletes might take to get into the league. After listening, you may have a new appreciation for how difficult it is to join this elite group of athletes.
In this episode, Chris will discuss the question: what happens to a star when it dies? He will describe exactly what a star is, how they die, and what even results after they die. You will also hear from 2 different perspectives on what people think about stars dying. After listening to this podcast, you’ll want to learn more about stars and beyond!
In this episode, Sophia discusses the question: What is the future of the Giant Panda? She describes what an endangered animal is, why pandas are endangered, if pandas will be able to recover from being endangered, and the impact of global warming on the Giant Panda. After listening to this podcast, you'll want to start to learn more about the life of a Giant Panda!
In this episode, Zach discusses the question: What is the future of housing? He presents the history, the current state of, and the future of housing. The interviewers saw the prices of houses, how the market has changed and how they are interested in new 3D printing technology. When you're done experiencing this podcast you might want to get yourself more into the housing market.
In this episode, Aileen discusses the question: Can stress affect you in a positive way? She describes what causes stress, how stress affects students, how to deal with stress, and hears from 3 different people on how stress affects them in school. After listening, you’ll become more informed about the different kinds of stress and how it affects you as a person!
In this episode, Kenji discusses the question, “Are Our Devices Listening To Us?” He describes the phenomenon about smart home devices listening beyond their wake word. He also includes opinions from two other 8th grade students here at CDW, Roey, and Chris. After listening to this podcast, you may want to think twice about the devices that you let into your home!
In this episode, Sophia discusses the question: What homework is actually worth doing? She describes what’s good and bad about homework, how much homework students get on a daily basis, and what subjects of homework are worth doing. Listen to the podcast and hear different views and thoughts on one of the inevitable aspects of school... homework.
In this episode, Ava asks the question: What natural disasters should we be worried about? She discusses different types of natural disasters and where they occur, what disasters we should be worried about in New Jersey, and what people do to prevent destruction from happening. After listening to this podcast, you'll be more intrigued in this topic than you may have thought you were.
In this episode, Roey asks the question: What is the future of Taiwan? He breaks down the complicated situation between Taiwan and China; as well as background information about the country, such as its culture and history. You’ll also hear from the opinions of various students on the situation, and what they predict might happen in the time to come. After listening to this podcast, you’ll be caught up with what’s going on in this far-away place known as Taiwan. So the next time when some big news comes up about this situation, you’ll know what they’re talking about.
In this episode, Regan discusses the question: Will streaming platforms replace classic television? Two special guests are interviewed, and the podcast goes into detail about the history of the most popular streaming services, as well as what is expected to become of cable TV. Tune in to hear what is happening to the future of how we watch our media.
In this episode, Leo discusses the question: Are we addicted to our phones? Is phone an addiction actually a thing, and if it is how does it affect us? Leo talks about how dopamine works and different types of addictions. He also talks about how it affects the human body. After this you may have different opinions on how you use your phone.
In this podcast, Joey talks about the two political parties and reviews the question: Do you think the divide between the two political parties will lead to a Civil War? He gives a quick backstory of both of the parties and dives into their differences and similarities. Towards the end he starts to wrap it up with a few interviews from Roey and Mr. Johnson. Finally, he gives his opinion on it and leaves you with a lot to think about, making you want to come back for more.
In this episode, Nicole discusses the question: What is the perfect amount of sleep for people to get? She educates listeners on sleep deprivation with multiple students and teachers. After listening to this podcast, you can start to find better ways to improve your sleeping habits. You will also begin to develop your own idea about what the right amount of sleep may be for you. Listen to the podcast to find out more information on sleep deprivation and how to prevent it.
In this episode, Zack interviews students on the question,’’ What do you wish you had known coming into middle school?’’ When the students were in elementary school, they probably didn’t imagine middle school to be what they expected. This question will get students thinking and will give elementary students an idea of what to expect before the big crossover to the middle school.
In this episode, Caleb asks the question: what can we do to combat climate change? Caleb and other students talk about what climate change is, what people are doing to prevent climate change, and what people can do in the future to help prevent the worst. This episode will make you realize there is hope to prevent this if more people understand all the terrible things that may happen in the near future if we do not act soon.
In this episode, Nicoletta asks the question: are thunderstorms going to become more frequent? Nicoletta explains the consequences, formation, and predictions of thunderstorms. The podcast also includes two students and a science expert's perspective on thunderstorms. Anyone who is interested in thunderstorms should check out this interesting podcast!
In this episode of my podcast Jacob discusses the question: How did Covid affect schools? He goes through details on how It affected schools in the past, and the present day, and the future. As schools pick up the pieces, where do we go from here? What does the future hold? Listen to find out!
In this podcast, Bryan discusses the question if middle school students should be able to pick their classes. As it stands now, students have very little input on what classes they take. High school offers you more choices, and college gives you even more freedom. Should this be the new normal in middle school too? Listen to this podcast to find out.
In this episode, Anthony asks the question: what is the future of the war in Afghanistan? Anthony and a few of his peers discuss the past and present of the war, and what they think the future will be like. Students share their opinions about the war, and discuss some major events that led us to where we are in regards to the war today. Listen to this podcast if you want to know if a war-free future in Afghanistan is possible.
In this podcast Ryan discusses the struggles that homework can give students. Homework affects a lot of students in many different ways. He interviewed some of the students from CDW and talked about how homework can affect your mental health and everyday activities. Also discussed are how some students manage their homework. After listening, you hopefully will have learned a few things about homework and some tips how to manage it.
In this podcast Hyacinth discusses the question: is it necessary for the school education system to test students in subjects that they aren’t interested in? Grades are important, and learning is important, but is it important that we must get tested in these subjects? What if there is a whole new way of testing that hasn’t been tried before? Take a listen and think more deeply about this topic!
In this episode, Sadie discusses the question: How will Covid affect middle school sports? She describes the main requirements and necessities to safely participate in school sports. She got three different opinions on school sports. After listening to the podcast it might make you think twice about where middle school sports are heading.
In this episode, Matthew discusses the question: how urgently do we need to combat climate change? Matthew asks students and teachers about the history of climate change, what is currently being done about it, and what you can do to help resolve this issue. Hopefully this podcast will get you to think about your carbon footprint and make better decisions about what you do and eat.
In this episode, Max confronts the question: Should Spanish be the only language available for students to take in middle schools? Max discusses the reasoning behind the current situation and what changing up the language requirement could do for us, with the opinions from 3 others. After listening to this podcast and the opinions of 3 others, you can have the information to make your own opinion on the question: Should Spanish be the only language available in middle schools?
In this podcast, Joshua discusses the question: What Health Issues are caused by using Virtual Reality? Joshua talks about the history of Virtual Reality and how it came to be. The episode will discuss the current health issues being caused by VR with interviews from two different people and get into the future of VR and what you can expect from it.
In this episode, Adam discusses the question: Should schools block websites? Adam explains why schools started blocking websites in the first place and what programs the school uses to block them. Listen to this podcast to hear 2 different opinions on this topic. Do you think that schools should block websites?
In this episode, Ryan discusses the question: Should Elizabeth Holmes be held accountable for fraud? He introduces Elizabeth Holmes and the story of her company Theranos to 6 students. After listening to this podcast, you’ll know more about Elizabeth Holmes and her trial that will set a precedent for the future of startups.
In this episode, Hyeonggeon discusses the question: “Will Manhattan be a place for people to work and live again like before?” He talks about how Manhattan has changed after the coronavirus has spread. You would want to listen to this podcast because you won’t be able to believe what happened to this populated place! Listen to this podcast and learn about the effects of Covid-19 on this big city!
In this episode, Sam analyzes the question: What happened to D.B. Cooper? Sam goes through the history of the case and dives into different theories about what exactly happened to this mysterious man. You will hear from two different individuals who share their own theories. After listening to this podcast, maybe you’ll have some of your own theories on what happened.
In this episode, Jason discusses a worldwide question: Should we be worried about running out of natural resources? Jason explains the different resources that are essential to human life and how we are slowly running out these resources. You can hear from four other different perspectives on this world problem. After listening to this podcast, you will have a new-found knowledge on natural resources and will be wanting to learn more.
In this episode, Ha-il asks the question: do humans need meat to survive? Meat is a major part of the diet of most humans, but does it need to be? Is it absolutely necessary to eat meat, or can a vegetarian diet provide the necessary nutrients for humans? Find out what CDW students think about this topic, and learn whether a life without meat can be possible!
In this episode, Erin debates the question: should schools get rid of summer break? Erin discusses how summer break began, and the different pros and cons of having summer break. In addition, the opinions of students and a middle school teacher are included. Once you listen to this podcast, you will have to ask yourself, what really is the point of summer break, and will it continue to exist in the future?
In this episode, Nina discusses the question: How did covid affect high school and college sports? Nina describes how sports were before covid, the effects it had on sports and is still having now, and predicts what will happen in the future. You'll also hear 2 relatable interviews from her brothers, Jake and Max, who experienced this dramatic change first hand. What is the enduring legacy of Covid on student sports? Listen to this episode to find out!
In this episode, Luke asks the question: How will global warming affect wildlife on Earth? Luke illustrates the past, present, and future effects of global warming and climate change. After tuning into this podcast, listeners may want to assist in stopping global warming, and help out the cause to save these vulnerable species.
In this episode, Nolan asks the question: How do you create a video game? Nolan describes the past, present, and possible future of video game creation. With other 8th graders, he discusses how video games work, what you’ll need to create your own video game, and how easy it is to do so. After you’re done listening, you’ll be fully prepared to learn how to create your own dream video game.
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display.
This is the final CDW Science Short for the 2020-2021 school year. Hope you enjoyed this season!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!3
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
This episode is a CDW Science Short. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, 6th grade students asked questions they were curious to learn more about based on topics covered in 6th grade earth/space science. Each episode is the result of one student's curiosity, research, and communication skills on display. Hope you enjoy!
Welcome to the Old Tappan Podcast Network, a podcast created by the students of Charles DeWolf Middle School. Each episode will ask a question that does not have an easy answer. By asking the question, students will think a little more deeply about a topic that is interesting to them, and hopefully you will too.
In the "podcast episode of the year," Marielle discusses the question: Will the COVID-19 pandemic result in a long-term effect on the environment? Stay-at-home orders have impacted the climate less visibly than previously predicted. However, there is still a chance for the pandemic to positively impact the climate. By analyzing recent data and listening to the perspectives of her classmates, Marielle makes predictions about the future of our changing climate.
In this episode, Jaden, Jacob, and Owen try to answer the question: Should Minecraft be a class in school? They will go over pros and cons of putting Minecraft into schools in order to find out whether it’s a good idea to try it or not, and you will hear three interviews from two students and a teacher. In this podcast, you will learn how all things come with risks, and that you have to make a choice on if the benefits outweigh those risks.
In this episode, Katie, Amber and Sophia ask the question: What extracurricular activities are you looking forward to in high school? They discuss what 8th graders are looking forward to in their high school experience. You will hear 8 different perspectives about what activities they are going to choose and why. This podcast will make you realize all of the choices you have in high school and what opportunities speak to you.
In this episode, Dylan asks: How has COVID-19 affected me, and how will it affect our future? She discusses her feelings towards the virus and how she’s been able to change her attitude. She reveals that your self-isolation experience is completely in your control. This podcast may help you approach this experience as an opportunity for growth instead of resent it for the things that it has taken away from you.
In this episode Taylor asks the question, what life will be like after the coronavirus? She discusses graduation in the time of COVID-19, the uncertainty of beginning high school, and hears from a few students about whether or not life will ever truly get back to normal.
In this episode, Michael and Jun ask the questions: What is the coronavirus? And why is it so deadly? Through months of research, they discuss the facts and knowledge about the virus that not many people know. You will hear what the coronavirus is, how it started, how the virus spread, and personal opinions on how the virus could have been stopped. This podcast will teach you the importance of quarantine and some knowledge about the global pandemic.
In this episode, Sophia discusses the question: Is being famous is really worth it? Sophia discusses how it might feel to be a celebrity, and hears some interviews about the positives and negatives that come with fame.
In this episode, Ella, Emily, and Elly ask the question: How does technology impact our social skills? More people are communicating through texting or social media apps. Statistics show how teens spend more than one-fourth of their day on their phones and how it affects their social life. Although it may seem like kids are better at socializing with others through the help of technology, is that really the case?
In this episode, Jack and Yubin ask the question: What does the future carry for pandemics? They discuss the major pandemic that is happening right now, The Coronavirus. We discuss with students and teachers if pandemics would always repeat and have terrible effects on the human population. This podcast will make you realize how bad pandemics can be and what pandemics we humans might have next. Most of this was recorded before we started remote learning.
In this episode, Nick and Michael ask the question:How much does Google know about us? Google may know private things about you that you would not be okay with sharing with people. You will hear 4 different perspectives about the future of your digital privacy. After listening to this you may think twice about how much information you want out there about yourself.
In this episode, Lizzie and Jenna ask the question: Will your dream job exist in the future? They discuss how technology is growing so fast robots could take over the jobs we want. On the contrary some of these jobs will remain, but could change dramatically. They ask some 8th graders and teachers which jobs they think will be taken over and which will be safe. After listening, you may just need to think twice about your dream job...
In this episode, Liam and Evan ask the question: What is the future of the space force? They discuss what the space force could be used for. You will hear different perspectives on if the space is necessary, what it could be used for, and some ideas that seem today like science fiction. This podcast will make you wonder and question what could really happen someday.
In this episode Charlize, Zara, and Katherine ask the question: How will the world come to an end? You will hear 4 different people, each with a different perspective on what happened, what is happening, and what might happen. This podcast might keep you thinking about how the world could end, but hey! Look on the bright side, that may not even happen for a billion years. For now? Just enjoy!
In this episode, Michela, Keira, and Rachel ask the question: should parents teach their kids nursery rhymes? After hearing what a few people think about the surprising history of these rhymes, you must decide what you think; will you teach your kids nursery rhymes?
In this episode, CJ asks the question: how can we save animals from extinction? Every year, animal populations either die or decrease because of violent actions from humans. Through conversations with different people, we hear some advice on how people can save these animals and prevent extinction.
In this episode, Diya, Sophia and Vivian ask the question: Should our school have an esports team? They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having an esports team.You will hear five different perspectives stating why or why not it would be beneficial to students. This podcast will educate you on involving modern day technology into a school environment.
In this episode, Giada and Katie ask the question: Why don’t we get to choose our names? They discuss other people's opinions on their names and what can be done in the future to change it. You will hear four different perspectives on names and how we deal with having them. This podcast will make people ponder about their names and learn them or hate them.
In this episode, Christopher and Christian ask the question: Who is the smartest creature on Earth? You will hear thoughts from teachers and students on the topic of intelligence. During the podcast they discuss what is the true meaning of being smart. You might think humans are the smartest creatures, but after listening to their podcast you might just have to rethink your opinion.
In this episode, Allie, Kyra, and Eleni discuss the question: How do different genres of music affect our brains? Including multiple interviews and deep conversations, this podcast will make you think about the effects that different types of music can have on how your brain works.
In this episode, Jisae, Ashley, and Eesha discuss the question: Are we headed towards global extinction? They ponder the possible disasters ahead and the effect it can have on our lives. Hear from many different perspectives on this detrimental issue, and how we can be proactive enough to hopefully make a change.