HV Podcasting Network

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Canal • 37 programas

Superación personal

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16/09/2022
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03/05/2021
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16/06/2024
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23/01/2023
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Deportes de fantasía

23/01/2023

16/09/2022

Teenage Mental Health in the Social Media Age

Episode Title: Teenage Mental Health in the Social Media Age By: Charlie Brooks and Caroline FlanneryWelcome to the Camp Rock podcast. As advocates for teenage mental health, being teenagers ourselves, I, Charlie Brooks, and my co-host, Caroline Flannery decided to make a podcast that would reflect the mental health issues faced by teenagers today. Today’s Camp Rock podcast episode will discuss the aspects of teenage mental health and wellbeing during the Social Media age. Segment 1 (Negatives): Extremist groups - polarizationCyberbullying - how it has affected kids and schoolsAddictivenessTeens are already vulnerableFacebook whistleblower - causes/effects Segment 2 (Positives): Communities - identities and understanding - safe space for minoritiesCensored countries organize protestsRelieve social anxietyOnline activism - kids getting interested in important topics Conclusion Teens are most vulnerableTeen Line is a hotline made specifically for teens and their mental health struggles - speaking to another teen - You can call them at (800) 852-8336 or contact them via text from 9 pm to 12 am EST by texting “TEEN” to 839863Positives reflect more on usersWays to avoid letting social media control you:Set time limits on these apps/your phonePut down your phone - you need a tech break - ground you, and relieve anxietyDelete apps altogether - more free time - happier I’m Charlie Brooks, and I’m Caroline Flannery, and we’d like to thank you for listening to this episode of the Camp Rock podcast. You can follow us or listen to additional episodes on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. Music Credits:Our intro and outro music is After the Rain By Louie ZongConnect with us on Social Mediahttps://twitter.com/thehvspn

16/09/2022

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12 min
20/01/2021

Adaptive Radiation in Darwin's Finches

My AP Biology ThoughtsEpisode #13Welcome to My AP Biology Thoughts podcast, my name is Chloe and I am your host for episode 13 called Unit 7 Evolution: Adaptive Radiation in Darwin's Finches. Today we will be discussing the diversification of the mainland species of finches due to adaptive radiation. Segment 1: Introduction to Adaptive Radiation in Darwin's FinchesIt’s important to understand what this all means. Adaptive radiation is a process in which organisms diversify rapidly from an ancestral species into a variety of new forms. A change in environment can introduce a species to new available resources, and can open new environmental niches. These openings cause new competition within the species, eventually leading to a certain trait being more advantageous. This ties in perfectly with the natural selection mechanism which describes the relationship between overpopulation, variation, competition, fitness, reproduction . The widespread of niches on the Galapagos makes a perfect fit for this mechanism to take place, and for rapid speciation to occur. This brings us right to the important stuff, the finches. The theory is that a small population of mainland finches migrated to each of these islands with different niches, creating competition for a certain type of resource. Variation caused one particular trait to be more beneficial than others, causing rapid speciating among these populations Segment 2: Example of Adaptive Radiation in Darwin's FinchesThe finches varied in beak sizes and fur color. Larger beaks were beneficial in niches where the available food source mostly consisted of large, difficult to open nuts while Smaller and thinner beaks were beneficial where the main source of food was insects because their small beak made it easier to prey on small bugs. This made it easy for competition to take its route, and let the finch that is more fit for the specific food source to survive and reproduce. Segment 3:Digging Deeper into Adaptive Radiation in Darwin's FinchesTo dig in deeper, it’s important to realize how this information is still relevant. This observation that Darwin made gave him evidence for his theory of natural selection that we still use today. The natural selection mechanism that we study still continues to cause organisms to evolve and speciate. Another important concept to this specific example of adaptive radiation is the divergent evolution that occurred, and how each population became a new species due to the available resources. Biogeography also helped Darwin understand the relatedness of the finches on different islands because their closeness in geography helped prove that they were related in some way Thank you for listening to this episode of My AP Biology Thoughts. For more student-ran podcasts, make sure that you visit www.hvspn.com. Thanks for listening! span style="background-color: transparent"...

20/01/2021

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4 min
19/12/2023

Truly Iconic

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name: From Pong To Pixels Episode Title: Truly Iconic Episode #6 You are listening to From Pong To Pixels the podcast with your host(s) Andrew (and special guest, Quinn). In this episode of From Pong To Pixels the Podcast we discuss: games released in the 2010s, our personal experiences with them, and some thoughts and opinions. Segment 1: Two of the Games That I Grew Up With (and GTA V)These are the games we talked about during this segment: MinecraftSuper Mario Galaxy 2Grand Theft Auto V Segment 2: Unlikely RivalsThese are the games we talked about during this segment: Five Nights At Freddy’sUndertale Segment 3: Nintendo’s Big Hitters (and Fortnite)These are the games we talked about during this segment: Super Mario OdysseyThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the WildGame of the YearFortnite Music Credits: Magenta Moon (Part II) - Line NoiseMr. Pink - Wolf AsylumX-2 - nymzaro Connect with us on Social Media@theHVSPN

19/12/2023

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15 min
25/05/2021

Pyruvate Oxidation

My AP Biology Thoughts Unit 3 Cellular EnergeticsWelcome to My AP Biology Thoughts podcast, my name is Pauline Brillouet and I am your host for episode #73 called Unit 3 Cellular Energetics: Pyruvate Oxidation. Today we will be discussing the details and significance of this step of cellular respiration. Segment 1: Introduction to pyruvate oxidation Pyruvate oxidation is the second step in cellular respiration. It is often called the link reaction because it bridges glycolysis to the krebs cycle. The process takes place in the mitochondrial matrix of eukaryotes. The reactants are pyruvate and CoA, and the products are carbon dioxide and acetate. It’s whole purpose is to further oxidize the original glucose molecule that how now split into two pyruvate molecules Segment 2: More About pyruvate oxidation Pyruvate is a 3 carbon sugar left over from glycolysis. A carboxyl group is removed from pyruvate, releasing carbon dioxide and leaving it as a 2 carbon sugar. Pyruvate was therefore essentially oxidized and lost electrons. These lost electrons are then used to reduce NAD+ to NADH, so NAD+ is gaining an electron. The 2 carbon sugar now called acetate then binds to coenzyme A (CoA) to form acetyl CoA. Segment 3: Connection to the Course The process of pyruvate oxidation is essential because of its products. The carbon dioxide that is released is then able to be ingested by plants so that they can perform photosynthesis. The acetyl CoA produced is needed to kick start the next step in cellular respiration called the krebs cycle. Finally, the reduction of NAD+ to NADH is very important because NADH is now an electron carrier that will get oxidized later in the electron transport system. The oxidation of NADH allows for a proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane to diffuse back through the ATP synthase. This process is also helpful to help visualize redox reactions, where reduction must happen with oxidation and vice versa. NAD+ is only able to be reduced because the pyruvate was oxidized. Overall, glucose is simply being further oxidized in this link reaction to ultimately produce ATP for cell work and functioning. Thank you for listening to this episode of My AP Biology Thoughts. For more student-ran podcasts and digital content, make sure that you visit www.hvspn.com. Music Credits: "Ice Flow" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify a href="https://podcasts.google.com/search/my%20ap%20biology%20thoughts" target="_blank" style="background-color:...

25/05/2021

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4 min
31/10/2022

House Call Episode 0

House Call is a horror fiction podcast developed and produced by Sprite G. The podcast covers a crime scene cleanup team as they try to escape a house with seemingly no end. Listen in to see just how successful they are, and the true mystery behind the deceased homeowner.

31/10/2022

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1 min
24/01/2022

Sagittarius

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name: The Sun, Moon, and YouEpisode #9: SagittariusCheck out the latest episode of #thesunmoonandyou, the podcast on hvspn.com. We introduce and cover what you need to know about the sign of Sagittarius! In this episode of The Sun, Moon, and You, we introduce and dive into the sign of Sagittarius, go over celebrity Sagittarius, and their horoscope! Today we are joined with a Sagittarius! Segment 1: Are You a Sagittarius?November 22 to December 21 fire signsymbol is the archerruling planet is Jupitercompatible with Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius generous, humorous, passionate, adaptable, impatient, no filter Segment 2: Dive into SagittariusAdaptablein search of ways to add creativity to their lifelove to explorecareer optionsgreat friends because they are loyal and like consistencyloyal to the idea of love and friendship and actually loyal to the idea of freedomvery honest - known for bluntnessThey can light up any room they walk intothey can talk about literally anything they are determined but might get a little distracted along the wayUniverse will bring them with everything they need. Segment 3: Celebrity SagittariusSagittarius celebrities include: Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Scarlett Johansson, Britney Spears, Ian Somerhalder, Jay-Z, and Brad Pitt. dive into Britney Spears: American pop starborn on December 2, 1981, in McComb, Mississippiraised in Kentwood, Louisianaaudition for Disney’s “The Mickey Mouse Club”. Talent agent Nancy CarsonAppearances in multiple showsauditioned again for “The Mickey Mouse Club” work with producer Eric Fosterrecorded her first album in Sweden.span style="background-color:...

24/01/2022

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13 min
24/01/2022

The New Year

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name: Japan’s MasterpieceEpisode #7: The New YearYou are listening to Japan’s Masterpiece, the podcast with your hosts; Brooks, David, and Freezy. In this episode of Japan’s Masterpiece, we discuss our top picks of the coolest fighters and character designs in anime. Segment 1: explaining anime in a few wordsIn this segment we take a random anime and try to explain the entire thing in as few words as possible. But we also try to make this segment a little funny. Also we don’t tell you what anime it is for a fun twist. Segment 2: Deeper diveIn this segment we take the anime that we used for segment 1 and do a deeper dive to find fun or interesting facts about the people involved with the production or writing of the masterpiece of the day. Segment 3: DiscussionIn today’s episode, the 3rd segment was a discussion of the coolest fighters and character designs in anime. We went around and talked about our top 3 people then back arounds to explain why. Subscribe to our PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle Podcasts Stitcher YouTube Connect with us on Social Media@theHVSPN

24/01/2022

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12 min
09/11/2021

Cuz I'm Just a Girl

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name: Revengers: Friends from WorkEpisode 1: ‘Cuz I’m Just a GirlTweet to be shared on the network’s twitter handle: Check out the latest episode of #revengersfriendsfromwork the podcast on hvspn.com. We match up the Sopranos with the Dexter Reboot to let you know which to watch. You are listening to Revengers: Friends from Work, the podcast with your host(s) Christina Zelin. In this episode of Revengers: Friends from Work the Podcast, we discuss: what to expect as a marvel fan, the fandom itself, and what it’s like being a teenage girl in the fandom. Segment 1: You didn’t see that comingSegment 2: Super Secret Boy Band Segment 3: Higher, Further, Faster BabyMusic Credits: Song Title: Never you mindArtist: Dan LebowitzSong Title: Elevators need rock tooArtist: SpenceSong Title: A trip around the moonArtist: Unicorn HeadsSong Title: A New Orleans Crawfish BoilArtist: Unicorn HeadsSong Title: Bright Eyed BluesArtist: Unicorn Heads Subscribe to our PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle Podcasts Stitcher YouTube Connect with us on Social Media@theHVSPN

09/11/2021

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13 min
01/11/2022

Processing the Past Episode 0

Welcome to processing the past, where we will be talking about history but not the typical classroom kind, you'll be expecting me to talk about, pop culture, music, art and fashion but I'll be going all the way back in time 100 years ago to talk about the 1920s then the 30s and so on. We'll be following the next decades leading us up until now the 21st century. It will be made more visible how all the fads and now obsolete materials and items have come back into play as the years go on and it will be intriguing to notice how music, fashion and art have all been impacted now and how we are influenced by it because of the past and how recurring styles and fads come back again. Trends they come and they go, but are always going to be part of our history.

01/11/2022

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1 min
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Find Your Kind Episode 0

Find Your Kind The Find Your Kind podcast is a student-run podcast that aims to prove to its listeners that kindness doesn’t have to be thought of as a “random act”. Instead, it can be a collective mindset that you can use every day. Join podcast host, Delaney Janks, as she discusses the ways young individuals can bring kindness towards their communities. Where to Find Us:Twitter: @theHVSPN Website: www.hvspn.com

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3 min

The Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network is the podcasting component of the Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network. All podcasts are created, produced, and published by students at Hopewell Valley Central High School with the support of teachers.