In this special Black History Month podcast, VOX ATL’s Corey asks teens which Black history figures inspire them the most and why. The figures range
Higher powers are seriously threatening Gen Z’s favorite app. The US government is attempting to ban TikTok. The app is a popular social media network
You can buy almost any book online, but you can’t replicate the experience of visiting a bookstore. I visited several bookstores in Metro Atlanta and
Merry Christmas! Happy Hannukah! Happy Kwanza! With the year wrapping up, it is the perfect time to think more about what most teenagers dread: academics.
After spending three months capturing moments for the Westlake High School football team, I learned more about my school and left with a better sense
VOX ATL Teen Journalism Fellow Rachael Harris interviews teens about the cultural impact of mukbangs. Originally a trend in South Korea, mukbangs have taken off
I never knew how poppers smelled until the night of the Sweat Tour, a double concert featuring Charli XCX’s “Brat” and Troye Sivan’s “Something to
When you think of Atlanta, one of the first things that comes to mind is the music. We have one of the most diverse music
Feeling the cobblestone beneath my feet, I listened as the moss swayed from the trees. The sun wasn’t as hot and the streets grew quieter
Last Sunday, October 7, Atlanta’s Latinx Arts and Music Festival, OYE Fest, took place in Old Fourth Ward Park. Held in celebration of National Hispanic
Welcome to the premiere of “What the Elle,” a fresh video podcast where host Jay’Elle Brown chats with young creatives. In this opening episode, Jay’Elle
Warning: Spoilers ahead. The title “Funny Girl” may sound familiar. Fans of the popular mid-’00s TV show “Glee” may remember playing the lead in “Funny
