This podcast show is a compilation of students podcasts from Ms. Underwood's English class. In the show, students answer fundamental questions, analyze poetry and even discuss college admissions!

Ms. Underwood's Class Podcasts
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Podcast Overview
This podcast show is a compilation of students podcasts from Ms. Underwood's English class. In the show, students answer fundamental questions, analyze poetry and even discuss college admissions!
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4/15/2024
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April 19, 2024
Jasmine Walia & Natalie Kim | Poetry Analysis Project | Period 5
<p>In this episode, hosts Jasmine Walia and Natalie Kim explore Elizabeth Acevedo's "Rat Ode," a poem that challenges societal perceptions of worth and beauty. They delve into Acevedo's poignant use of the rat as a metaphor for marginalized or overlooked individuals and entities. The hosts discuss how Acevedo's personal experiences and cultural background influenced her portrayal of the rat, transforming it from a commonly despised creature into a symbol of estranged beauty. The episode highlights the poem's vivid imagery, well-crafted repetitions, and the powerful message that every being, regardless of societal labels, is worthy of appreciation and love.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Credits:</p> <p><strong>Hosts:</strong> Jasmine Walia and Natalie Kim<br><strong>Poem:</strong> "Rat Ode" by Elizabeth Acevedo, available in various publications including First Daily<br><strong>Music:</strong> Background tracks provided by Breaking Copyright, Tom, Sunville Sounds, and Nomadic Ambience<br><strong>Research:</strong> Information about Elizabeth Acevedo sourced from Poetry Foundation, Acevedo Writes, Blue Flower Arts, and American Media<br><strong>Podcast Production:</strong> Created using SoundTrap</p>

April 19, 2024
Karen Martinez & Micah Ramos | Poetry Analysis Project | Period 2
<p>In this episode of "Unveiling Wisdom, The Journey to Inner Peace," hosts Karen Martinez and Micah Ramos explore the timeless relevance of Max Ehrmann's poem "Desiderata." The hosts delve into the poem's serene language and profound messages of peace, authenticity, and self-compassion, emphasizing its significance in today's fast-paced and often chaotic world. They discuss Ehrmann's masterful use of structure to mirror life's rhythm and his call to embrace life's joys amidst challenges. The episode offers listeners a reflective space to consider the importance of inner peace and the pursuit of happiness through the wisdom conveyed in "Desiderata."</p> <p><br></p> <p>Credits:</p> <p><strong>Hosts:</strong> Karen Martinez and Micah Ramos<br><strong>Poem:</strong> "Desiderata" by Max Ehrmann<br><strong>Music:</strong> Sourced from online libraries<br><strong>Research:</strong> Utilized desidorada.com, whileit.net, and upbeat.io for insights on Ehrmann's life and works<br><strong>Podcast Production:</strong> Created using SoundTrap</p>

April 19, 2024
Lauren, Soli, & William | Poetry Analysis Project | Period 2
<p>In this episode, Lauren, Soli, and William delve into Edgar Allan Poe's profound poem "Annabel Lee." They explore the intense, haunting themes of love and mortality that Poe masterfully weaves through vivid imagery and emotional depth. The hosts discuss how Poe's personal history, particularly the tragic loss of his wife Virginia, deeply influenced the themes of eternal love and sorrow that pervade the poem. They reflect on the way "Annabel Lee" portrays love as both a source of strength and a cause of enduring pain, capturing the bittersweet nature of Poe's most famous works.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Credits:</p> <p><strong>Hosts:</strong> Lauren, Soli, and William<br><strong>Poem:</strong> "Annabel Lee" by Edgar Allan Poe, available for reading on PoetryFoundation.org<br><strong>Music:</strong> Background tracks provided by GarageBand<br><strong>Podcast Production:</strong> Created using GarageBand</p>
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