When teens think of a fun place to go, Ponce City Market might not be the first thing that comes to mind. Many likely perceive
In this episode, Kevin delves into the racial disparities within juvenile detention systems in Atlanta. Highlighting statistics from the Sentencing Project and SOE Online American
This is the Maddox and Kohl Podcast. This is about social media’s negative effects. We go more into comparison and how that affects a teen,
In the second Trump Administration, controversies have only grown, with the belief that Donald Trump is overstepping his presidential authority to punish actions he dislikes,
Music is a vital part of Atlanta culture and has brought tons of visibility to the city. For decades, Atlanta artists have been dominating the
In this podcast, Zachary Walker and Brody Fisher tackle Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals in college sports. They are joined by Josh Katz, Nick
Walking into school as a little girl, my hands were covered in a brown stain that displayed a beautiful design. I was excited to tell
Today, political topics seem impossible to avoid. Whether it’s conversations about presidential elections, Supreme Court decisions, or movements like Black Lives Matter or March for
They’re not just stories on the sidewalk. They’re people. Kemora’s voice reminds us that the homeless deserve respect, not just help. Because dignity comes first.
Have you ever met someone who shares almost the same musical taste as you? Has that ever made you think if there were others out
In a time when books are increasingly being questioned or pulled from shelves, the words of author Daniel Handler (a.k.a. Lemony Snicket) strike a powerful
With so much political uncertainty happening around us, it may feel like there is nothing that teens can do to make a difference in their
