Old Tappan Podcast Network

027 - Lizzie & Jenna - Will your dream job exist in the future?

In this episode, Lizzie and Jenna ask the question: Will your dream job exist in the future? They discuss how technology is growing so fast robots could take over the jobs we want. On the contrary some of these jobs will remain, but could change dramatically. They ask some 8th graders and teachers which jobs they think will be taken over and which will be safe.  After listening, you may just need to think twice about your dream job...

026 - Liam & Evan - What is the future of Space Force?

In this episode, Liam and Evan ask the question: What is the future of the space force? They discuss what the space force could be used for. You will hear different perspectives on if the space is necessary, what it could be used for, and some ideas that seem today like science fiction. This podcast will make you wonder and question what could really happen someday.

025 - Charlize, Zara, & Katherine - How will the world come to an end?

In this episode Charlize, Zara, and Katherine ask the question: How will the world come to an end?  You will hear 4 different people, each with a different perspective on what happened, what is happening, and what might happen. This podcast might keep you thinking about how the world could end, but hey! Look on the bright side, that may not even happen for a billion years. For now? Just enjoy!

024 - Michela, Keira, & Rachel - Should parents teach their kids nursery rhymes?

In this episode, Michela, Keira, and Rachel ask the question: should parents teach their kids nursery rhymes? After hearing what a few people think about the surprising history of these rhymes, you must decide what you think; will you teach your kids nursery rhymes?

023 - CJ - How can we save animals from extinction?

In this episode, CJ asks the question: how can we save animals from extinction? Every year, animal populations either die or decrease because of violent actions from humans. Through conversations with different people, we hear some advice on how people can save these animals and prevent extinction.

022 - Vivian, Sophia, & Diya - Should our school have an esports team?

In this episode, Diya, Sophia and Vivian ask the question: Should our school have an esports team? They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having an esports team.You will hear five different perspectives stating why or why not it would be beneficial to students. This podcast will educate you on involving modern day technology into a school environment.

021 - Giada & Katie - Why don't we get to choose our names?

In this episode, Giada and Katie ask the question: Why don’t we get to choose our names? They discuss other people's opinions on their names and what can be done in the future to change it. You will hear four different perspectives on names and how we deal with having them. This podcast will make people ponder about their names and learn them or hate them.

020 - Christopher & Christian - Who is the smartest creature on Earth?

In this episode, Christopher and Christian ask the question: Who is the smartest creature on Earth?  You will hear thoughts from teachers and students on the topic of intelligence. During the podcast they discuss what is the true meaning of being smart. You might think humans are the smartest creatures, but after listening to their podcast you might just have to rethink your opinion.

019 - Allie, Kyra, & Eleni - How do different genres of music affect our brains?

In this episode, Allie, Kyra, and Eleni discuss the question: How do different genres of music affect our brains? Including multiple interviews and deep conversations, this podcast will make you think about the effects that different types of music can have on how your brain works.

018 - Ashley, Jisae, & Eesha - Are we headed towards global extinction?

In this episode, Jisae, Ashley, and Eesha discuss the question: Are we headed towards global extinction? They ponder the possible disasters ahead and the effect it can have on our lives. Hear from many different perspectives on this detrimental issue, and how we can be proactive enough to hopefully make a change.