Bow High School Flying Falcons Radio

Our Mythic Landscape comes from the Bow High School mythology class.  They retell myths inspired from the natural landscape that surrounds the school.

Another take on the World Tree myth from Norse mythology.   Our Mythic Landscape comes from the Bow High School mythology class.  They retell myths inspired from the natural landscape that surrounds the school. 

The myth of Ratotoskr.  Version 2.0.   Our Mythic Landscape comes from the Bow High School mythology class.  They retell myths inspired from the natural landscape that surrounds the school.

We're not really sure if this qualifies as a Ponitfex Theater production, but it's close enough!  A bunch of Latin and Mythology students sit around the ol' podcasting table to discuss who is the best Greco-Roman mythical figure.  

Talon Talk is joined by some people from Hood and Jesses, the Bow High School LARP (Live Action Role Play) team.  

We talk about Spoofs.  

We talk to two of our BHS students about the First Robotics experience and their trip to Worlds in Houston.  

We share our favorite car chases.  Vroom!  

Some of our Latin students perform this BHS original play at NH Classics Day on May 5, 2022.  Here's an audio version.  The play can be viewed on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tec5yrpwzMM  

A chat with Beck, the play's stage manager.  Sounds like a great performance!  

Okay, audio is a bit hot, but so is the witty banter.  We talk about the best and the worst children's movies.  

Madden tells us everything we want to know about The Witcher.  Books, video games, the Netflix show, and a bunch of spells and magic types.  

Well, the great March Music Madness--or whatever it's called--is almost at an end.  We talk to Mr. McKilen and Ms. D about the final two: The Beatles vs. Queen.  

Thomas and Cam try to stump the rest of us with some real and some fake conspiracy theories.  Can we guess the fake conspiracy theories?  

Announcements! Then we talk with Mr. McKilen and Ms. Desrochers about the first round of the March Madness Music Mayhem.

We spin the wheel to pit series vs series.  It's a bit ridiculous.  And so we apologize for laughing more than our mics can handle.  But those are the risks when you set up such intense matches as Cats vs Minecraft.  

We pit series against another series.  This week is Star Wars vs Star Trek.  

Those movies that are so terribly bad that they're good.  We share our favorite worst movies.  

In this episode, we talk to our friends who participated in the Harvard Model UN conference. What an experience that must have been!  

We're not talking about adaptations here.  We're talking about as mediums.  As a whole, is a book better than a movie?  Or would we rather watch a movie?  This topic, and tangents, in this episode with our guest Mr. Sheehy.

In this installment from the Race, Culture and Power class, we have Hannah discussing representation in film.  This was converted from a video piece, so there might be some moments of quiet.  It's well worth watching.  Find it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs6uphRRwj4

This installment by Nick from the Race, Culture and Power class takes a look at the theft of cultural property from Africa during the colonization era.  Should these items be returned?  

Maya explores the role of race in the 1968 Olympic Games in this podcast for the Race, Culture and Power class.  

Beck joins us to talk about the spring musical!  And announcements.  

Well, this one got a bit messy.  We'll be back next week with a more organized discussion of audio!