7 episodes
What happens next? Sabrina Dias
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- Society & Culture
For my capstone project, I decided to shed light on the grads of Walnut Grove Secondary School. As graduation approaches, many questions and concerns surface in students' heads. This podcast is all about answering those questions, finding out what goes on during and after your grad year. Whether you are a junior, senior, or even an alumni there is an episode for you to listen to and obtain some insight from the experiences of others in your community.
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Finding the real ones...
In this episode, I interview 2020 grad Mattea, who is going to be attending UVIC next year for phycology. We talk about classes, friends, grad, and getting real about standards in life. If you are looking to hear a candid conversation all about expectation versus reality tune in!!
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The Gap Year
In this episode, I interview Josephine Bennett a grad of the 2020 class from Grove. This episode is perfect for those debating on taking the leap of faith by taking a gap year or continuing on straight to university. Josie talks about the experiences that lead her to take a gap year and her thoughts on it now.
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Grad 2021
In this episode, I change it up a little and interview a current grade 12 at Walnut Grove. Mehek and I discuss what it is like to be a grad this year and the process of applications and preparing to graduate. It is an insightful conversation for those younger listeners looking for a point of view on what grade 12 is really like.
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The motivation you need
In this episode, I interview a Walnut Grove alumni attending UFV after taking a semester off: Cameron Calbick. We discuss what it is like to graduate and the benefits of taking the first semester off or a gap year. In addition, we give a big shout-out to Ms.Robinson an amazing English teacher here at Grove. So tune in!!
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Staying local in Grove
In this episode, I interview Kyra Mclean who is currently attending UFV and living in Grove. We talk about the benefits of staying local and living from home and tips on getting your life together. This episode is great for those listeners who are looking for some insight on life after highschool when you're still staying local.
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Adulting??
In this episode, I interview Richard Midgley a graduate from WGSS who is now in his second year at Thompson Rivers University. We discuss what it is like to really live away from home and the little bit of adulting that comes along with it. Learn from his mistakes and listen to what it is like being a student-athlete away from home.