In this podcast, we looked over the popular Disney movie, Alice In Wonderland. We talked about characters, theme, plot, and our opinions! We hope you enjoy!
16 Apr 2021
An Interesting Hobby- VEX Robotics
If you're looking for a hobby that mixes programming, building, and academics, then VEX Robotics is the right thing for you. In VEX Robotics, commonly referred to as robotics, you and your team come together and build, program, and drive the robot to compete in tournaments. In these tournaments, your robot goes through a series of tests and games and gets judged by functionality, performance, and design. In this podcast, we will be going over the details of VEX Robotics and its tournaments.
19 Mar 2020
Social Distancing with Ms. Reiser
Like all schools in California (and many schools in the nation) we're stuck inside trying to keep ourselves and others around us healthy. But that doesn't mean we can't still make a podcast. So enjoy this first episode in a series of episodes all about how we're feeling, what we're up to and, most importantly, Ms. Reiser's Disney Plus recommendations.
13 Mar 2020
Why should I learn about...the "Star-Spangled Banner"?
On September 14, 1814, Francis Scott Key was in a British ship when he saw the U.S. base get bombarded by the British. The next day, Francis woke up and saw the U.S. flag be raised over the base. Inspired, Francis Scott Key would write a poem that would soon be sung all across the world: The Star-Spangled Banner.
6 Mar 2020
Why should I learn about...the death of Kobe Bryant?
January 26th. The day when we lost a legend, a father, and someone who instills greatness in us. Join in on this podcast as we mourn the loss of Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant, and the other 7 lives taken on that day. The effect Kobe’s loss had, spanned over generations. In listening to this podcast, you explore the effects, aftermath, and the lessons of Kobe Bryant.
29 Feb 2020
Why should I know about...September 11th?
September 11, 2001, is a date that everybody in America should know about. It was the date in which our country would change forever. And although no one in the media class at El Rancho was alive during the event, we interviewed a few teachers who were. Through these interviews, we were able to find out how the attacks on 9/11 still affect them today.
17 Apr 2019
Why Should I Learn About...Marie Curie?
Marie Curie not only won two Nobel prizes, but also made numerous contributions to physics and influenced generations of female scientists. Listen to El Rancho students talk about all of the reasons why you should know about Marie Curie!
17 Apr 2019
Getting Students Ready for Life
Are schools doing enough to get students ready for life outside of the classroom? Listen as we interview El Rancho students, teachers and parents about ways to better prepare students after they graduate and beyond!
17 Apr 2019
Should college athletes be paid?
This podcast is about should Division 1 athletes be paid? Division 1 athletes bring in money for the colleges and the NCAA, but they aren't paid, so we think that they should, considering all their hard work for the college. We interviewed some former D1 athletes on the topic and discussed our own opinions. Enjoy!
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