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The B-Side podcast celebrates the end of the Utah legislature session by analyzing bills that affect Utah teens.

1st episode of Fake News Real Talk, two news headlines, one imposter.

Find out what teams will dominate the first round.

Gen Z is the first generation to be tracked by their parents via various apps on phones. Whether it be “Life360” to “FindMy” these apps have raised a question of how independent can kids truly be. When you are under constant surveillance by your parents it is hard to find your way in the world when being so unable to make mistakes, then get in trouble, and then ultimately learn from these mistakes...

Juniors Demarion Hope, Kai Flikinger, and Will Trentman use their ball knowledge to discuss all the crazy mid season NBA trades this season.

Maddie Shragge and Rourke Jensen kick off a new series as in this first episode they dive into their top ten must-watch moments in 2024 women's sports. On the Bulldog Press website they provide links to watch some of the moments mentioned in the video and a more in-depth synopsis of the story.

Ben, Jack, and Lucas shed some light on the College Football Playoffs, and predict the semifinals and championship games.

Oliver Bertrand sits down with Judge principal Patrick Lambert to discuss the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, its benefits and repercussions. The intro/outro song is Creative Commons music by Density & Time.

Sam and Brooke talk about the proposed Gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon and whether nature has rights.

This year the Utah Legislature deliberated a number of bills that impact the health of the Great Salt Lake. Two years ago the Salt Lake was at its lowest level in recorded history. Although the past two years have had above average precipitation, the lake is still in a fragile state. Dylan, Lucy, and Will discuss House Bill 249, the Rights of Nature Movement, and a bill to fund the eradication of...

Welcome back to the Nuff Said Podcast! In this episode, we review Carol Anderson's award winning book 'White Rage'. Edited, Hosted, and Produced by Ted Hyngstrom.

Nick Kondo is an alumnus from Judge Memorial Catholic High School and is known for his work in the animation industry. He has worked on several of Sony's films including both Spider-Verse films and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. He currently holds the position of animation director at Supercell. Today we take a look at Nick Kondo's path into the animation industry, from his early interest...

HB 29, a bill that would overhaul the book-banning process in Utah and make it easier to ban titles in public schools statewide is headed to Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk. Allie, Maleah, and Sophia think parents should make that decision, not legislators.

Benji asks, "How do you feel about January?"

Both teams won state last year but lost a lot of strong seniors to graduation. Christian, Deng, and Ted interview Sam Cowan about the teams chances this year.

Ted interviews the leading candidates for Salt Lake City mayor. See how they stand on issues like climate, homelessness, policing and more.

Christian asks what songs you want to hear at the Monster Mash. Sophia, Ted O, Owen, and Mr. Laufer weigh in.

Conrad, Christian, Jack, Hudson, and Kingsley analyze the strengths of each of the teams in the 2023 NCAA mens basketball Final Four. In this most unpredictable tournament whose predictions are the right ones? We'll know by Monday night.

Section 8 explains their picks for the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments.

Ted interviews JM English teacher Mr. Pacenza about artificial intelligence and ChatGPT.

Recently, there has been a conflict between students and faculty over specific shoes, such as the Birkenstock and North Face “slippers," and if they should be allowed to be worn as a part of the uniform.  This podcast contains interviews with both students and teachers to compare and contrast their points of view. The students believe that the specific shoes meet requirements that are expecte...

George Frech, Evan Chisolm, and Oliver Laughlin team up on “Called Game” to break down and discuss the Judge boys basketball season and future. First, we introduce some of the key players and changes of this season. Including what players were lost over the offseason, what players were gained, and coaching staff changes. After introducing the team, we talked about how the pre-season went for Judge...

Sarah and Shushu talk about their plans for BSU's social Justice assembly and the march to the University of Utah on MLK Day.

Ted interviews Sherrie Swensen, Salt Lake County Clerk since 1991. Ms. Swensen describes the many checks in the system to make sure ballots are all legitimate. "The idea that someone could insert a bogus ballot into our process is absolutely impossible." in her 20+ years in her position, she can only remember one instance of a prosecution for voter fraud, and that person got caught.