WCRS Podcast - youthbeat

Going Green


28:10 minutes (25.79 MB)

Today's show features selected pieces from Ecobeat, Youth Beat's environmental segment. Learn about the Gulf Coast oil spill, living a greener lifestyle, new perspectives on trash and waste, environmental art classes, the Audubon Society, and composting.

Valentine's Day, 2011


25:14 minutes (34.65 MB)

Respect! February 7, 2011


26:55 minutes (24.65 MB)

In this intergenerational show, we focus the humanitarian work of the non-profit group Szu-Ching, where respect for others is of primary importance, no matter what one's circumstances in life. We also hear about respect for veterans and efforts to honor the service of World War II veterans. And it's never too late to get outdoors and get active. Learn about rappeling activities from someone in his late 70's. We also hear music from the artist Heather Victoria.

Exploring New Perspectives - January 31, 2011


27:16 minutes (31.21 MB)

On today’s Youth Beat Radio we challenge listeners to explore new perspectives. We hear adults' opinions of how you know someone is right for you. What are your thoughts about cheerleaders? Are they based on stereotypes, or on the facts about needed skills and athletic abilities? Learn about the country of Jamaica and about Indian music. What is it like to be a second-generation Asian American? There are probably things you haven't thought about. Finally, Mad Mike talks about the newest Harry Potter movie.

2011 Season Premier - January 24, 2011


25:55 minutes (29.66 MB)

On today’s edition of Youth Beat Radio we have students talking what’s important to them right now. An international student gives her perspective about being a new student in a new country. Mad Mike reviews The Social Network. Can you Swim? A camp counselor talks about his experiences working with youth in rural Alaska as part of the Campfire USA program. "Listen To This," highlights artist Amanda Diva.

Consent is Sexy!


28:22 minutes (32.47 MB)

"Consent" is as the title states: SEXY! Youth Beat Radio reporter, Lucy Ramos, talks about the double positive "Yes means Yes!" Today we talk about how asking for consent can improve relationships and your love life. So, stop guessing and start asking! We also hear a personal story about growing up in Appalachia, advice for interacting with individuals with disabilities, a movie review, and composting tips.

Thinking Courageously


27:26 minutes (31.39 MB)

Do you fear the unknown? Doubt your capabilities? Scared of making mistakes and failing? On today's show, a student from the University of Akron, Julie Kathleen, talks about the reality of positive and negative thinking. We also learn about encountering others with disabilities, forms of dance, and latest in movies. So grab your fear, your self doubt, and negative thinking and listen up to Youth Beat Radio!

The Gimp Glimpse


30:45 minutes (35.2 MB)

Ever felt awkward or confused about how to approach people with physical disabilities? If so, then listen up to Youth Beat's special segment: The Gimp Glimpse. We also learn about depression and what its symptoms are and hear perspectives on being an Asian-American. Join us for a movie review from Mad Mike who also happens to be a fan of bad movies.

Rappelling at Age 79


26:31 minutes (42.5 MB)

If you thought adventurous behavior has an age-limit, then you are mistaken! A 79 year old local Columbus man, Smitty, rappels, rock climbs, and hang glides! Listen in to see where and how he does it! Also on Youth Beat is reporter Jackie with information about obesity and fat! Last but not least is Mad Mike withYouth Beat Radio's very own movie review show!

American Immigration and the "Us vs Them" Mentality


28:46 minutes (39.51 MB)

Today's show will ignite some hot debates around the Arizona Immigration Law. Local blogger Matthew Curtin will be breaking down the issues that surround the law and will be giving you his opinion about it. We also have a high school graduate talking about her experiences with racism and how she came to identify herself. Last but not least, a youth beat reporter will give the 411 on a local non-profit that does environmental activism, international humanitarian work, among other things!

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