VOX ATL

Trigger Warning: This podcast discusses topics like rape and violence. It may not be suitable for sensitive audiences. VOX ATL reporter Aryanna Russell interviews sexual violence survivor and prevention advocate, Venkayla Haynes. We talk about Venkayla's story and her activism. We discuss the flaws of the #MeToo Movement and the problems with the handling of campus sexual assault specifically at H...

Vox Media Cafe journalists Cam, Stanley, and James conducted interviews with Atlanta-based musicians Nate Myers and Ruby Velle to figure out how they fare in Atlanta with Hip Hop being in the mainstream. They find how Hip Hop has affected their musical careers and their opinions on the genre.

VOX Media Cafe reporters Lala, Maya, and Rudy have a talk with Gaela Peters, a school counselor and learning specialist at Atlanta Girls' School, about how social media interferes with students' education and mental health and how we can improve it.

Are you #MeToo? Are you pro-life? In this discussion held at VOX ATL with Vox Media Cafe reporters Aryanna Russell, Alexis Vines, and volunteer Kersten Williams, we discussed our feelings on why both our sides feel unheard. Aryanna feels that even in light of the #MeToo Movement that the black woman's story is ignored. Alexis feels that celebrity influence is harmful to teens because they cannot m...

VOX Media Cafe reporters Lala, Maya, and Rudy have a talk with Don Massey, a UI/UX Designer at Istation, about how social media is addictive to teens and how teens can improve their relationship with social media.

In this episode of Third Eye POV, hosts Atiyah and Shyne speak with music industry insider Nikki Marshall. They discuss her career in music licensing working with artists such as Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar and Organized Noize. They also talk about what up and coming teen artists should look out for when entering the music business. Follow us on IG: @THIRDEYEPOINTOFVIEW Music provided by 18-year-old p...

In this podcast, two Leap Year Fellows, Jasmine and Jamiel reminisce over their four month journey of ACT preparation. The discussion includes tips for test day, views on studying, and other important ACT test prep information. Listen to Jasmine and Jamiel to hear to tea on the ACT. Leap Year is a partner organization with VOX ATL that works with recent high school graduate taking a gap year befor...

In the latest episode of Third Eye Point of View, hosts Atiyah and Shyne interview viral teen sensation Backpack Kid. Listen in as he talks about balancing fame and school, how he really felt when he saw his dance in the "Fortnite" video game and what he plans to do when he turns 18. Music provided by B. Young and Vintage Sound Beats.

In the latest episode of "The Big G Show," host Noel Greene dares listeners to wonder if Cardi B's antics(numerous social media rants) and actions (drugging and robbing men)can be compared to Donald Trump and Bill Cosby. Is there a double standard because she is a woman?

In this Vox Investigates podcast, reporter Isabella Cavienss interviews Shy Powe a licensed clinical social worker on social anxiety. They discussed issues people with social anxiety struggle with on a daily basis. They also talked about providing resources and support to those who live with mental illness.

In this episode of the VOXCast Mack and Adam debate on if Jordan Peele's "Us" is actually a great movie or just a confusing piece of film. SPOILERS.

In this episode of The Big G Show, host Noel Greene goes in on Wrestlemania 35. Too many matches and too many non-stars are just a couple of his issues with the biggest wrestling event of the year. Listen to hear all of the hot takes.

In this episode of GRL TLK Jasmine, Amariyah, Emma and Jaya discuss what you may not know about "fast fashion." They talk about the social media models and big corporations who benefit and sweatshop workers and original designers who lose out. The team also discusses how fast fashion affects the environment as well as sustainability. They also talk about how influencers can affect the fashion indu...

In this pilot episode of VOXATL’s new podcast, Third Eye Point of View, host Atiyah and co-host Shyne along with guest co-host, Rin discuss the topics of exploitation in music, capitalism and De La Soul vs Tommy Boy Records. They also discuss what young artists and talented teens should be aware of when entering the entertainment industry. Special thanks to B. Young and Vintage Sound for the beats...

In the second episode of GRL TLK, Aaliyah, Amariyah and Jasmine talk about sexism they face at school and who is really at fault for dress-coding. #PantsOfShame

Noel Greene aka "The Big G" is back with another episode. This time, he's offering his breakdown of the Broadway play "Les Miserables." Caution: Spoilers.

This is the first episode of VOX ATL's brand new all-female podcast, GRL TLK! In this episode, teens Amariyah, Tierra, Aaliyah, Sophie, Lyric and Jasmine discuss relationships and dating in today's generation, along with a few Valentine's Day tips!

In this episode, VOXers Chris Jordan, Langston Morris, and Mack Walker take a deep dive into the drama and controversy surrounding Travis Scott's performance at the 2019 NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show.

In the latest installment of "The Big G" show, host Noel Greene is joined by fellow VOXers Haley, Maya, Ramaya and Terrell to talk about gender inequality and if things are actually getting better or fairer these days.

VOX ATL journalist Maya Martin shares her story of living with mental illness and emerging as a survivor, not a victim.

In this episode of the VOXcast, Voxers Lyric, Eric, and Chris interview CEO of Mailchimp, Mr. Ben Chestnut. For more teen created content, visit VOXATL.com. Music by: idonthateyou - https://soundcloud.com/prodbyidhy

With Georgia's next governor about to take over, VOX ATL's Mack Walker asked a group of teens from Youth United what they would do if they were elected governor. They also spoke about using white privilege for good, Atlanta's homeless issue and what it feels like to be discriminated against.

In this episode of the VOXCast, Mack Walker sits down with a group of Atlanta-area teens from Youth United to talk about the work they do in the community, ideas for the next Georgia governor and how discrimination and segregation is still present in Atlanta high schools 2018.

Is there a generational gap between teenage Lil Wayne listeners? In this episode of the VOXCAST, Mack, Jabari, Rachel, and Brooklyn talk about Lil Wayne and "Tha Carter V," Kanye West and his upcoming album "Yandhi," and the effect that both artist have on this generation of hip hop.

A little-known Georgia code, OCGA 21-2-215, says your high school must provide you with the opportunity to register to vote. Does yours? Maya Martin of VOX ATL investigates. Register to vote before October 9.