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Teens Talk Wellness

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by Teens Talk Wellness

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Podcast Overview

In June 2021, 24 students from across North Carolina gathered together to discuss their interest in farm to school, racial justice, environmental justice, food policy, gardens, and cooking. Due to pandemic challenges, six students volunteered to pivot and reimagine the student wellness committee project and designed a podcast to increase student engagement and excitement. Welcome to Teens Talk Wellness where 3 high school youth and guests will explore school meals policy, food justice, climate justice, and more!

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Recent Episodes

July 19, 2024

Teens Talk Climate Justice

For our final episode of Teens Talk Wellness, our student podcasters discuss climate change's impact on students. During their interview with Phoebe Gooding, Program and Organizing Director for Toxic Free NC and farmer at Hawk’s Nest Healing Garden, they discuss how students can get involved with climate justice efforts in their community.

July 5, 2024

Teens Talk Food Justice

During our penultimate Teens Talk Wellness episode, our student podcasters discuss how getting involved in food justice efforts is essential for students of all ages. Our student podcasters interview Rei Rei Wei, Executive Director of Transplanting Traditions, where she explains how her organization tackles food insecurity and sovereignty.

May 31, 2024

Teens Talk School Culture

For this episode, our Teen anchors share how outdoor education can impact students' studies and mental health. During their interview with Dr. Scott Morrison, Associate Professor of Education at Elon University and co-founder of the North Carolina School Garden Network, and Danielle Toma-Harrold, a student researcher at Elon and advisory board member with the North Carolina School Garden Network, the students hear how teachers can implement outdoor education to promote learning and healing for their students and themselves.

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What is Teens Talk Wellness?: In June 2021, 24 students from across North Carolina gathered together to discuss their interest in farm to school, racial justice, environmental justice, food policy, gardens, and cooking. Due to pandemic challenges, six students volunteered to pivot and reimagine the student wellness committee project and designed a podcast to increase student engagement and excitement.

Welcome to Teens Talk Wellness where 3 high school youth and guests will explore school meals policy, food justice, climate justice, and more!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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