WCRS Podcast - youthbeat

Host Iliana presents a show in honor of our veterans. Learn some facts about Veterans Day and listen to some special music. Thank you to all the veterans for your service to our country!

This week Kat covers some of the election's biggest issues. Whether it is voter registration, student loans, or other topics of debate, Kat fuels the political fire with her objectivity. Aside from the election, Halloween festivities weigh heavy on the mind. What should we wear? Our style expert Jen Aneshansley sets out to find the latest trends in the world of Halloween. What would our show be without a healthy balance? Iliana Nomaki Corfias is here with her quirky personality to compliment the two.

This edition of Youth Beat Radio features many art-related pieces with independent spirits. First, Mad Mike reviews local independent movie theaters. Harrison Sydnor follows with an EcoBeat interview with the independent movie theater The Gateway Film Center. Then Youth Beat contributor Brenden Martin, East High School, shares two of his poems, and Yi-Ann Lii, Ohio State University, shares a creative essay about adjusting to life in Ohio. Anwar Nur, a contributor from Temple University, reviews independent musical artist Aloe Black's album "Good Things." Finally, Youth Beat reporter Bridgette Kreuz sits down with a dance student from Ohio State to learn more about her major.

Sometimes our minds and body take an unexpected turn. We might miss someone we never thought we would, we might make poor choices, and we might, despite what we ever thought, lose control of our movements altogether. Today, Upper Arlington students discuss family, the future, alcohol, and drugs. Bridgette Kreuz talks to Pam Starky about her job as an occupational therapist and the reward of giving independence back to patients. Also, Ohio State student Harrison Sydnor talks about the ramifications of poaching ginseng.