The Goodland Podcast

Matias and Kevin interview Diego Garcia and Ellie Garcia about how they celebrate Día de los Muertos.

Abby, Matias, and Kevin talk about the history of the rock music genre, and its ever-evolving sounds.

Blake and Wyatt discuss the importance of consistency in sports. Talent can get you noticed but consistency keeps you there.

Matias, Kevin, and Abby discuss the issue on SBUnified's recent tech ban on their district issued devices, better understanding the current back and forth between the school district and its students.

In this episode, Abby autopsies the enthralling cold case that is the disappearance of Charlie the Charger in 2024. She interviews Mr. Woodard and Mr. Perry, painting a picture of what exactly went down that fateful summer and all the places Charlie could have galloped off to.

Matias and Kevin explore the origins of Hispanic Heritage Month and interview the leaders of DP's MEChA club about the importance understanding Hispanic culture.

Abby and Matias dive in to the heart of one of the most tragic events in US history, 9/11, exploring how it happened and why, with the help of some DP teachers. They also discuss why it is still relevant today, and how we move forward as a society despite the weight of immense and ongoing tragedy.

Lucas explores the connection between arts and athletics, and the shared grind that unites them.

Atticus explores the world of fencing and the challenges that come with an ever-growing team.

Kiran teaches about how to tell apart AI-generated videos.

Conor, Finnegan, and Ursula talk about the importance of preparing for emergencies in the Bloody Tuesday event.

Lucas discusses the record-breaking rainstorm that struck Santa Barbara County at the end of December 2025.

Jonny and Kevin, with Dos Pueblos Junior Westley Sartain, explore the wonderful world of Stage Crew.

Jackson and Verner discuss the crucial walk-off home run that carried Dos Pueblos baseball to the CIF Finals for the first time in 30 years.

Mary and Finn explore Santa Barbara's haunted Hyatt Place.

Josh and Lucas explore the Santa Barbara Unified School District's new junior high school cell phone policy.

Rocky brings in some DPNews rookies to break down what it's like to go from a simple video class to being in one of the top high school broadcasting programs in the country.

Jonathan and Rocky discuss the future of Santa Barbara and Goleta's changes to speed limits. The cities aim to increase safety by decreasing speeds, already taking action on many of West Goleta's roads. One question remains with these changes: exactly how effective could this be?

Townes and Lucas explore the popularity of Dos Pueblos' largest sports team, Track and Field.

Kaarlo, Kevin, and Arthur head over to the Santa Barbara fish market to take a look into the story behind the popular Goleta market.

Verner, Charles, and Rachel discuss the journey of local bakery, Anna's Bakery, including how the baked goods sold have evolved, the change in bakery culture, and how it hopes to grow in the future.

Verner and Erik dive into the world of DP soccer with head coach Matt York, discussing tactics and how Mr. York picks and coaches his teams, while also talking about some of the best soccer clubs in Europe currently.

Tyler, Wyatt, and Lucas discuss Dos Pueblos's new upcoming Wellness Center with Dean of Students Mrs. Bodenhamer

Brandon, Trey, and Conor discover the stories behind Old Town Goleta's oldest businesses and buildings, interviewing the owner of Altamirano’s Mexican Grill.

Caden, Jackson, and Hunter deep dive into the history of Dos Pueblos High School, interviewing two teachers about the school's past.