What nationality has the best foods? What are your favorites? Join PCMS students Rylie Case, Indyca Bonnell, Ava Carr, and Dane Emigh as they share their favorites and debate which foods are actually the best! Your mouth will water just listening to this podcast.
Join PCMS students Derek Abernathy, Ayden Kozlok, and Alex Hill as they discuss what rivalries are and what rivalries exist in the basketball world, from college all the way to the NBA.
Join Middle School students Eva Klimentov, Alex Hill, Mason Fenton, and Izzy Pine-Riddle as they debate which games are the best and which gaming streamers they follow. If you have an interest in gaming, then this is the podcast for you!
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Bryce James, Landon Witte, and Taylor Oberle as they chat with PC Schools Treasurer Mr. Jeff Dornbusch, Personal Finance Teacher Mr. Toby Hammond, and their fellow Port Clinton Middle School classmate and former Class Treasurer, Max Lucas. Hear their take on topics such as finances in our world today, the value of money, and the specific role and value of the penny.
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Nolan Chambers, Demetrious Skoufos, and Sy Nickloy as they chat with PCMS Assistant Principal and AAU basketball coach Mr. Lucas Messer as well as AAU player Adam Thorbahn. On this episode, they'll shed some light on the differences between school season basketball and AAU basketball as well as what it takes to be on an AAU team.
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Carlie Bleasing, Kasen Cornell, and Dylan Koester as they chat with Port Clinton High School Freshmen Paige Cuevas, Carter Bleasing, and Garrett Cornell about their experiences going from middle school to high school. They also get some insight from Guidance Counselors Miss Stamm and Mr. Dominick who will help them navigate through this transition in a few short months!
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Parker Fanning and Alayis Guerra as they chat with Port Clinton High School alumni currently playing sports at the collegiate level. Listen as they learn from recent graduates Logan Martinez and Taylor Steyer as they explain the pros and cons of competing at the next level.
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Kirsten Cuevas, Jahda Sullivan, and Malayna Williams as they chat with Nicole Kochensparger from the Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce, Tracy Colston from Port Clinton Parks and Rec, and PC Middle School teacher Kaitlin Griffing as they discuss holiday traditions and what makes this season special in so many ways!
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Noah Zimmerman, Noah Yurista, and Chance Sayre as they discuss the connections between what they're learning in Math and Science class and the world of sports. Joining them in this podcast are Port Clinton High School Math teacher Greg Grime and Port Clinton Middle School teacher Erica Laughlin. They share their experiences and and observations both on and off the field regarding the many instances where these topics overlap.
What age should teens start working? What types of jobs are suitable? How much should they plan on earning? These questions, and more, are debated by Port Clinton Middle School students Gabby Sims, Amara Stockmaster, Autumn Roark, Shelby Isaac, and Lizzy Bubb 42as they approach summer break.
One of the main reasons we study history is so that we can learn from those that came before us. Many of the events of the past are what has shaped our world today. On this episode, we'll hear from Port Clinton Middle School students Nick Tusen, Derek Holly, Conner Cochran, and Landon Mincer regarding which eras in history they think are most significant and why.
Schools have a tremendous responsibility to ensure that the resources students are able to access are appropriate and worthwhile. But do they go too far? Are some things blocked that don't need to be? And does that limit learning opportunities? These questions, and more will be debated by Port Clinton Middle School students Hazel Blackert, Shelby Isaac, Dylan Eber, and Evan Hebel.
What animals make the best pets? What are funny things that pets sometimes do? Do you have a favorite show or movie that features a pet? Discuss these questions and more with PCMS 8th graders Beckett Mizener, Bella Belden, Skylar Market, and Wyatt Yarbrough.
What were the best movies of 2022? The worst? Your favorite funny movie of all time? How about favorite scary movie of all time? Join PCMS 8th graders Jayden Urbanski, Aidan Meister, Kaylee Tripp, and Liam Coppeler as they debate these questions.
Which is the best Shrek movie in the series? What would it be like to live in Shrek's house or use his toothbrush? Which character is the best in the series? Join PCMS 8th graders Dillon Scott, Trevor James, Ethan Reed and Caiden Foote as they debate these topics.
What are the best snacks to get at the movie theater? Should you be able to bring your own snacks in? Do certain snacks go better with certain types of movies? Join PCMS students Charlie Simpson, Martez Wilson, Lillianna Osagueda and Zarion Stokes as they debate these topics.
What are shower thoughts? Do these random thoughts mean anything? What shower thoughts do YOU typically have? Join PCMS students Tristan Minney, Alana Ziebert, Jacob Leverling and Liam Johnson as they pose random questions to get us all thinking.
What are students' favorite pizza toppings? The most overrated toppings? Best idea for a new pizza topping? Join PCMS students Dalton Bergman, Pierson Smith, Noah Jackson and Julian Curry to find out!
Join Middle School wrestlers Reilly Laird, Brayden Allen, and William Jackson as they talk with high school wrestlers Jameson Mullens and Westin Laird about the difference and similarities between freestyle and folkstyle wrestling among other things. If you have an interest in exciting conversations about this sport, then this is the podcast for you!
Join Port Clinton Middle School students Skyler Guernsey, Ethan Dooley, and Eli Cole as they chat with Marketing teacher Mr. Hollister and two high school DECA students (Talia Bowens and Aubrianna Wylie) as well as two middle school DECA students (Reilly Laird and Keileen Fullencamp). Learn about the many activities these students are involved with as well as their competitions and the management of the DECA-run school store, the DECA Dock.