Quaran-Tea Time Ep. 4: Bread pudding
May 3, 2020
Bread pudding is an extremely simple and modifiable dessert. It can be made with any type of bread, fillings, or toppings that you might have lying in your kitchen, which is perfect for quarantine! In this episode of Quaran-Tea Time, join host Ava Richards and her guest Ruya Yaman in a battle to see...
Theatricult Episode 7: Passions to professions
April 30, 2020
With the end of the school year nearing, many students have began to think more intricately about what they might want to pursue, a majority of them being pressured to pick something practical. However, some fields of work allow people to embrace their passions as professions, and technical theater just happens to be one of them! This episode is all about how tech can be pursued as a versatile and intriguing career, featuring guest speakers Jillian Yong, Gloria Capulong, and Jules Marshall.
Queer Time S2E12: What does it mean to find your identity?
Miki Nguyen, Podcast Producer
April 30, 2020
Many people in the LGBTQ community have questioned their identity at some point in their life. Whether it be your sexuality, gender, or both, finding your identity can be difficult, but the journey of self-discovery is worth the trouble. In this episode, host Miki Nguyen talks to guest star Macy Lee...
Duck Tales Ep. 2: The age of exploration
Payton Zolck, Segment Producer
April 27, 2020
Payton's journey with her 12 ducks continues as they begin to explore their surroundings. In this episode, she will follow the ducks on their journey of venturing outside into the front yard. Music obtained from Youtube’s Audio Library: News Room News by Spence
Quarantine Life Ep. 2: Photography
Preston Kwok, Segment Producer
April 23, 2020
In today's episode of Quarantine Life, Preston talks about himself as a photographer and edits one of his photos. Music: Track: I Want To Be — Declan DP [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/e56jcFUoJC4 Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/i-wa...
How to make your own face mask during quarantine
Anna Cassidy, Segment Producer
April 23, 2020
Face masks are currently in high demand due to COVID-19, and as it’s important that hospitals have access to them, it may be difficult to find masks for you and your family. Here is a video on how to make a face mask at home, so you can help prevent the spread of this virus. Music: Pastoral by ...
Processing Minority S2E3: Diet in culture
Clarisse Bell, Podcast Producer
April 23, 2020
In the Bay Area, there are hundreds of different cultures, and with different cultures comes different food. Depending on religion or tradition, there are diets that some partake in that fit where they're from. In this episode, Clarisse talks to some teenagers that follow their culture's diets and asks...
Unpopular Opinion Episode 7: Valorant will not dethrone Counter-Strike
Sean Liuli, Podcast Producer
April 23, 2020
Riot Games' new esports title, Valorant, has gone viral on Twitch lately, with millions of people tuning in to watch their favorite streamers play the newly released game. It has many similarities to another very popular esports game, Counter-Strike, and many worry that Valorant will take its throne. Join host Sean Liuli as he explores the ins an...
Distance teaching: Educators adapt to a new work and home dynamic
Andrew Ghazouli, Segment Producer
April 23, 2020
As teachers change their lesson plans to best accommodate their students during distance learning, many of them also have to adjust to other challenges and responsibilities that come with their new routine.
Nobody Asked Podcast Episode 7: Quarantine isn’t actually that boring
David Su, Podcast Producer
April 22, 2020
New government guidelines to stay home are keeping everybody inside. People are getting bored of being cooped up and isolated, and host David Su is no exception. Listen along as David talks about what keeps him busy, as well as other things that can keep people entertained while staying inside. Follow...
Apodcalypse Ep. 2: Our new normal
Emma O'Connor, Rachel McCrea, and Maddy Ting
April 22, 2020
We're four weeks into distance learning, and it's time for a check-in. Join hosts Maddy, Rachel, and Emma as they discuss topics like mental health, picking up new hobbies, and how they're staying healthy and sane. Warning: there are spoilers for "The Silmarillion." Music by Hooksounds https://www.hooksounds.com/...
Bored and Quarantined Ep. 2: Laughter is the best medicine
Bella Reeves, Editor-in-Chief
April 17, 2020
It's been a month since the shelter in place order, and it's time for some new ideas on how to keep yourself entertained. This episode is a reminder for everyone to keep smiling and not be afraid to let loose despite having to carry on the school year from home. Music obtained from Youtube’s Audio...
Rachel McCrea and Allison Raisner
As record-setting wildfires burn across the state, a brush fire broke out in the San Juan Canyon in Belmont, causing evacuations in the nearby community. The first report...
Adila Azizali, Staff Writer
For over a decade, Apple Inc. has been producing new phones and upgrades of its operating system, strengthening it each time. Apple introduced its latest update on September...
Niamh Marren, Staff Writer
The highly sought after position of the instructional vice principal brings an unfamiliar face to Carlmont's administrative team. Over the summer, Jennifer Cho, the former...
Kasey Liu, Staff Writer
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Villains can be some of the most memorable characters in the media that we consume. Done right, they can evoke a blend of fear, anger, and awe from an audience member. But...
Chelsea Chang, Staff Writer
Belief: The Black Lives Matter protests are responsible for the rise in COVID-19 in the U.S. Reality: There is no evidence to suggest that the Black Lives Matter protests...
Pavel Turovski, Staff Writer
In today’s modern society, open spaces are available to many at a premium. Especially to those who live in densely populated cities, parks provide one of the few places...
2020 has been a challenging year. Between COVID-19, a declining economy, the Black Lives Matter movement, and more, the upcoming election has proven to be more crucial...
Homework and home-life don’t always go hand-in-hand. Sometimes we forget that we can’t compromise on our mental health, even if it means excelling in school. In the second...
Allison Raisner, Staff Writer
The SUHSD school board unanimously supported the recommendation to continue distance learning for the second quarter, and possibly longer. At the monthly board meeting...