Beyond the Bell – Youth Unfiltered

Do you regret the past? Do you wish you could go back into a time where you lived the dream? No responsibilies, no punishments, no life-on-the-line decision making... The dream. Well, Sanvi sure does. Listen to this episode of Beyond the Bell if YOU can relate!

Struggling to move past the past? Stay tuned for this episode of Beyond the Bell!

Sanvi's birthday is coming up! Listen to her to make a tough choice: determining her theme!

Sanvi glitches in (on purpose) to dive into the chaos of internet safety: what’s okay, what’s definitely not, and why your age actually matters online. A funny, honest, slightly unhinged episode where past mistakes become present lessons. Stay safe, stay smart, and maybe… stay off Omegle:)

In this episode of Beyond the Bell, Sanvi tackles the chaos of life (especially when things spiral way out of control). From unexpected twists to life’s random detours, she shares her “basketball theory” of bouncing back and choosing calm over chaos. A funny, honest reminder that even when things fall apart, they can always bounce back up.

In this episode of Beyond the Bell, Sanvi shares a sticky (and super relatable) metaphor about life, burnout, and balance. Just like bubble gum, we can only stretch ourselves so far before we pop. Tune in as she opens up about her own experience with overcommitting, the exhaustion that followed, and how she learned to choose passion over pressure.

In this episode of Beyond the Bell, Sanvi opens up about comparison, patience, and the art of trusting your own timeline. After meeting some incredibly accomplished peers, she realized something powerful: success isn’t a race, and everyone’s journey unfolds at its own pace. Tune in for a thoughtful reminder that you’re not behind; you’re right where you’re meant to be.

In this heartfelt episode, Sanvi opens up about the reality of friendship — the ones that fade, the ones that last, and the lessons learned along the way. It’s not always picture-perfect like the movies, but that’s what makes real friendships so meaningful. Join Sanvi as she reflects on gratitude, growth, and the beauty of letting go.

For the first time, scientists have captured clear video of the ground splitting during a major earthquake. This isn’t just a science breakthrough—it’s a reminder that the right perspective can transform fear into preparation. Join Chaithra as she connects seismic science to life’s personal quakes.

Western Australia’s Murujuga Cultural Landscape just became a UNESCO World Heritage site, safeguarding over a million ancient rock engravings. Chaithra shares why protecting history matters—and how preserving our own stories gives future generations a place to stand.

The 2025 World Games in Chengdu are shining a light on sports you won’t see at the Olympics—drone racing, wushu, and more. In this episode, Chaithra explores how these unique competitions mirror the hidden talents we all carry, and why carving your own lane can be the ultimate win.

Why does hitting the next milestone feel so... underwhelming? On this solo episode, I challenge the idea that parental expectations or status define true success. Instead, success is about who you become: reflecting, growing, and shaping your own identity. I share my teen perspective, backed by research and a few favorite podcasts, to show how becoming the person you’re proud of is the real achiev...

In this episode of Beyond the Bell – Youth Unfiltered, host Chaithra Yarlagadda explores the impact of academic disappointment through the lens of cognitive psychology. Drawing on personal experiences—including unexpected AP scores and competitive rejections—she breaks down the concept of cognitive distortions, particularly all-or-nothing thinking, and how it affects student mental health. Backed...

In this first episode of Beyond the Bell – Youth Unfiltered , host Chaithra Yarlagadda shares why she started this podcast, what it means to speak up as a student, and what listeners can expect in future episodes. From peer pressure to prejudice, substance abuse to self-identity—this is where the real conversations begin.