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21-08-2024

What does America mean to you?

In the first episode of this special season, students explore: What does America mean? Is the American Dream achievable? How have teens' thoughts and feelings about the country changed since they were in elementary school? Hosts also interview PBS News Capitol Hill Correspondent Lisa Desjardins about her early involvement in politics. Click here for this episode's transcript.This episode was produced by Lead Podcast Producer Briget Ganske, with help from Associate Producer Wyatt Mayes. Segments in this episode were produced by students Grace Go from Washington and Natalie Erzal from Texas. Research and fact-checking by Yasmine Sakr. Frankie Saint Pierre Nelson edited and mixed this episode.

21-08-2024

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19 min.
30-04-2025

Why family matters in shaping teens’ passions and identity

Family bonds shape who we become and what dreams we have for our lives. Teens open up to their parents and siblings about what matters most: their passions, identity, and culture. Click here for this episode's transcript. Segments were produced by Ava from Black River Falls, WI; Priscilla from Danville, CA; and Denver from Orlando, FL; and Dylan from Boston, MA. Lead Podcast Producer Briget Ganske produced this episode with editing and mixing by Wyatt Mayes, with help from Genesis Magpayo. Ryan Janes is our camera and audio operator.

30-04-2025

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16 min.
04-09-2024

Does my vote matter?

How much power does your vote have? What if you're a conservative and live in a blue state? Or a liberal and live in a red state? Or what if you're from a U.S. territory, like Puerto Rico, and don't have full voting rights? Students explore these questions and why, no matter what, you should still vote. Click here for this episode's transcript. This episode was produced by Lead Podcast Producer Briget Ganske, with help from Associate Producer Wyatt Mayes. Segments in this episode were produced by Maggie Lebeau from Illinois; Orion Boone from Florida; and Miranda Jatib and Adelaida Siaca-Ortiz from San Juan, Puerto Rico (first Puerto Rican participation in On Our Minds), with mentoring from Pilar Álamo and Sixto Ortiz at sjspr.radio. Research and fact-checking by Reesa Venterea and Becky Wandel. Antonio Nevarez edited and mixed this episode.

04-09-2024

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21 min.
19-04-2024

How to create a more inclusive classroom environment

Explore how educators ensure every student feels welcomed, seen, safe, and valued. Tune in to discover strategies and actions that promote a sense of belonging for all students. Specifically covered in this episode: 1:30 (revisited again at the 8-min...

19-04-2024

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20 min.
28-05-2021

It's OK not to be OK

On Our Minds hosts Noah and Zion explore the stigma around mental health and share personal stories about social anxiety and combating panic attacks from teens in Michigan and Texas. This episode includes actress Asia Jackson describing how she copes with anxiety and depression and features tips from adolescent health physician Dr. Hina Talib on how to stay proactive when it comes to your mental health. Stories in this episode were produced by Nicholas from F.V. Pankow Center in Clinton Township, Michigan, with support from Connected Educator Michael Kaufman; Ariana from McCallum High School in Austin, Texas, with support from Connected Educator David Winters; Trevor from Omaha North High Magnet School in Nebraska, with support from Natalie Runyon; Matt from Abington High School in Massachusetts, with support from Patricia Pflaumer; Lis from Haldane High School in New York, with support from Connected Educator Jackie McGrath; Brandon from Canyon High School in California, with support from Connected Educator Ryanne Meschkat; Brytni from Caesar Rodney in Delaware, with support from Connected Educator Elise Knable; Maddy from an interview with Sonal Prakash from Dominion High School, with support from Connected Educator Mitch Schwartz; and Jaylah Moore-Ross, Student Reporting Labs production assistant. This episode was produced and edited by Student Reporting Labs Youth Media producer Briget Ganske with production assistance from Mercedes Ezeji. Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StudentReportingLabs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reportinglabs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studentreportinglabs/ Subscribe to our podcast, 'On Our Minds:' https://studentreportinglabs.org/on-our-minds/

28-05-2021

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31 min.
13-05-2022 · Bonus

How to handle WarTok and stop doom-scrolling with Dr. Hina Talib

Special Mental Health Correspondent Deesha Panchal interviews Dr. Hina Talib, a board-certified pediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist, writer, and teen media creative based in New York City. Dr. Talib gives young people advice on having a healthier relationship with news media consumption. She also advises that while media can "make us feel anxious," it can also teach us new things, so finding balance is critical for young people. This episode was produced by Student Reporting Labs Youth Media Producers Mohammad Pasha and Briget Ganske. Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StudentReportingLabs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reportinglabs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studentreportinglabs/ Subscribe to our podcast, 'On Our Minds:' https://studentreportinglabs.org/on-our-minds/

13-05-2022 · Bonus

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12 min.
17-06-2022

"All Boys Aren't Blue" author shares story about growing up Black and queer

Student reporter Emma Hagood talks to George Johnson, author of the memoir All Boys Aren't Blue, about growing up Black and queer. Johnson talks about the controversy surrounding his book, and why book bans are detrimental to marginalized communities. This episode was produced by Student Reporting Labs Youth Media Producer Chris Schwalm with help from Briget Ganske. Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StudentReportingLabs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reportinglabs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studentreportinglabs/ Subscribe to our podcast, 'On Our Minds:' https://studentreportinglabs.org/on-our-minds/

17-06-2022

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11 min.
3 jun

How one San Juan street reflects Puerto Rico’s culture, community and change

This On Our Minds episode heads to San Juan, Puerto Rico, where hosts Zack and Helena reflect on belonging, culture and the small details that make a place feel like home. The episode explores Calle Loíza, a vibrant street long shaped by generations of residents from around the globe, now facing an uncertain future as it becomes a tourist destination. Today’s segments were produced by Miranda Jatib and Emilio Solé. Lead Producer Becky Wandel produced, edited and mixed this episode. Graphics by Anurag Papolu. Special thanks to K*T, Jake Perlman, and WETA. Theme song composed and performed by Emilson Orellana Juarez and Jerick Romero Ciprian.

3 jun

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9 min.
21-02-2024

Masculinity is more than being macho

American men are stuck in what's being called a "friendship recession." In this episode, students explore what's going on with young men and their mental health and how redefining masculinity could help. Click here for this episode's transcript. Have a question or message for On Our Minds? Fill out this form. Segments were produced by Nico from Santa Clara, California, and Riona from Clarksburg, Maryland. Lead Podcast Producer Briget Ganske produced this episode with help from Associate Producer Jaylah Moore-Ross. Antonio Nevarez from KUOW's RadioActive edited and mixed this episode.

21-02-2024

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20 min.
01-05-2024

Poet Yung Pueblo on the power of meditation

Diego Perez, better known as Yung Pueblo, is a number one New York Times best-selling writer, widely known for his poems on Instagram. He recently spoke with students at SXSW EDU about his writing and the healing power of mediation. Click here for this episode's transcript. The conversation with Diego Perez ("Yung Pueblo") was produced by Amelie Perez, Chloe Lewcock, Pierce Martin, and Autumn Rodgers at SXSW EDU with support from teachers David Winter at McCallum High School and Trina Moore at Rouse High School. This episode was produced, edited, and mixed by Lead Podcast Producer Briget Ganske.

01-05-2024

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11 min.

Student Reporting Labs (SRL) is a national youth journalism program and public media initiative that trains teenagers across the country to produce stories that highlight the achievements, challenges, and reality of today’s youth.

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What does America mean to you?

Why family matters in shaping teens’ passions and identity

Does my vote matter?

How to create a more inclusive classroom environment

It's OK not to be OK

How to handle WarTok and stop doom-scrolling with Dr. Hina Talib

"All Boys Aren't Blue" author shares story about growing up Black and queer

How one San Juan street reflects Puerto Rico’s culture, community and change

Masculinity is more than being macho

Poet Yung Pueblo on the power of meditation

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