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Youth Beat Radio visited students at Eastmoor Academy to learn more about the Impact Team. These students have completed nearly 50 community service projects. Tonight we talk to them about their experiences, what they learned, and why they got involved in community service outreach. Tune in, and get inspired to help others and your community!

Youth Beat Radio visited students at Eastmoor Academy to learn more about the Impact Team. These students have completed nearly 50 community service projects. Tonight we talk to them about their experiences, what they learned, and why they got involved in community service outreach. Tune in, and get inspired to help others and your community!

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, we take a look back at why it is important for you to remember your planet Earth. It is important to think of your planet around you. Why you need to recycle, and take the moment to do something special for Earth Day. Also, think about the animals and other living creatures on our planet. How are they important to our planet? That's tonight on Youth Beat Radio!

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, Host Nishant Makhija talks to Tariq Tarey about the Somalian Documentary Project. Tariq is a film director and has worked extensively to tell the stories of Somalian refugees coming to the United States and to Columbus, Ohio. Later in the program Youth Beat Radio talks to students visiting from Montreal about their experience learning about the United States.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, we talk with Nate Marshall, Founder and Creative Director of NVision Performance Solutions. He is a Columbus entrepreneur who has started his own business bringing "new media to the new masses." Learn what is involved with starting a business, the benefits and the challenges. His inspiring story may get you interested in starting your own business soon.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, Host Nishant Makhija talks to Tariq Tarey about the Somalian Documentary Project. Tariq is a film director and has worked extensively to tell the stories of Somalian refugees coming to the United States and to Columbus, Ohio. Later in the program Youth Beat Radio talks to students visiting from Montreal about their experience learning about the United States.

On tonight's show, we learn about homelessness and hunger in the United States. Upper Arlington High School students discuss outreach to individuals and families in need by volunteering at homeless shelters, food pantries, and the Meals on Wheels program. We also learn about litter and pollution, and one teacher's approach to educating students about the environment.

Youth Beat Radio visited students at Eastmoor Academy to learn more about the Impact Team. These students have completed nearly 50 community service projects. Tonight we talk to them about their experiences, what they learned, and why they got involved in community service outreach. Tune in, and get inspired to help others and your community!

What do Imani Works, Girl Up, Octavia's Friends, and the Role Model Magazine have in common? They are all organizations in the Columbus area that work to promote positive images and life opportunities for girls and women, both locally and internationally. Hear this episode in honor of the United Nations Day of the Girl, held on October 11. Hosted by Youth Beat's newest reporter Rebecca.

What is sustainability and what is being done to protect our planet for future generations? Tonight we feature the OSU student group Students for a Sustainable Campus and their current initiatives. Later, we cover an important debate in the Upper Arlington community over a school levy on this November's ballot. Upper Arlington student reporters give us student and community perspectives on the campaign.

What kinds of sports do you like to participate in and watch? This week Youth Beat explores several sports that you might not be aware of, or don't pay enough attention to. Upper Arlington reporters give us in-depth reports on fly fishing, fantasy football, girls' sports, and frisbee golf. We encourage listeners to learn more about different kinds of sports, support our athletes, and get active!

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, we talk with Nate Marshall, Founder and Creative Director of NVision Performance Solutions. He is a Columbus entrepreneur who has started his own business bringing "new media to the new masses." Learn what is involved with starting a business, the benefits and the challenges. His inspiring story may get you interested in starting your own business soon.

What kinds of sports do you like to participate in and watch? This week Youth Beat explores several sports that you might not be aware of, or don't pay enough attention to. Upper Arlington reporters give us in-depth reports on fly fishing, fantasy football, girls' sports, and frisbee golf. We encourage listeners to learn more about different kinds of sports, support our athletes, and get active!

What do Imani Works, Girl Up, Octavia's Friends, and the Role Model Magazine have in common? They are all organizations in the Columbus area that work to promote positive images and life opportunities for girls and women, both locally and internationally. Hear this episode in honor of the United Nations Day of the Girl. Hosted by Youth Beat's reporter Rebecca.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, Host Nishant Makhija talks to Tariq Tarey about the Somalian Documentary Project. Tariq is a film director and has worked extensively to tell the stories of Somalian refugees coming to the United States and to Columbus, Ohio. Later in the program Youth Beat Radio talks to students visiting from Montreal about their experience learning about the United States.

On tonight's show, we learn about homelessness and hunger in the United States. Upper Arlington High School students discuss outreach to individuals and families in need by volunteering at homeless shelters, food pantries, and the Meals on Wheels program. We also learn about litter and pollution, and one teacher's approach to educating students about the environment.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, we talk with Nate Marshall, Founder and Creative Director of NVision Performance Solutions. He is a Columbus entrepreneur who has started his own business bringing "new media to the new masses." Learn what is involved with starting a business, the benefits and the challenges. His inspiring story may get you interested in starting your own business soon.

What kinds of sports do you like to participate in and watch? This week Youth Beat explores several sports that you might not be aware of, or don't pay enough attention to. Upper Arlington reporters give us in-depth reports on fly fishing, fantasy football, girls' sports, and frisbee golf. We encourage listeners to learn more about different kinds of sports, support our athletes, and get active!

What do Imani Works, Girl Up, Octavia's Friends, and the Role Model Magazine have in common? They are all organizations in the Columbus area that work to promote positive images and life opportunities for girls and women, both locally and internationally. Hear this episode in honor of the United Nations Day of the Girl. Hosted by Youth Beat's reporter Rebecca.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, Host Nishant Makhija talks to Tariq Tarey about the Somalian Documentary Project. Tariq is a film director and has worked extensively to tell the stories of Somalian refugees coming to the United States and to Columbus, Ohio. Later in the program Youth Beat Radio talks to students visiting from Montreal about their experience learning about the United States.

What kinds of sports do you like to participate in and watch? This week Youth Beat explores several sports that you might not be aware of, or don't pay enough attention to. Upper Arlington reporters give us in-depth reports on fly fishing, fantasy football, girls' sports, and frisbee golf. We encourage listeners to learn more about different kinds of sports, support our athletes, and get active!

What do Imani Works, Girl Up, Octavia's Friends, and the Role Model Magazine have in common? They are all organizations in the Columbus area that work to promote positive images and life opportunities for girls and women, both locally and internationally. Hear this episode in honor of the United Nations Day of the Girl. Hosted by Youth Beat's reporter Rebecca.

Tonight on Youth Beat Radio, Host Nishant Makhija talks to Tariq Tarey about the Somalian Documentary Project. Tariq is a film director and has worked extensively to tell the stories of Somalian refugees coming to the United States and to Columbus, Ohio. Later in the program Youth Beat Radio talks to students visiting from Montreal about their experience learning about the United States

What do Imani Works, Girl Up, Octavia's Friends, and the Role Model Magazine have in common? They are all organizations in the Columbus area that work to promote positive images and life opportunities for girls and women, both locally and internationally. Hear this episode in honor of the United Nations Day of the Girl. Hosted by Youth Beat's reporter Rebecca.