S1 Ep9: Contemporary Craft, Bill Strickland on developing Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, and teens describe the importance of arts in school
Join hosts Yu-Ling Cheng, Melissa Rayworth, and Kristine Sorensen for an exploration of Contemporary Craft and a conversation with Bill Strickland, founder of Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild on how to cure the human spirit. Also, teens from around Pittsburgh describe the importance of having arts programs in school.
S1 Ep8: Boyce Park, Olympic medalist Lauryn Williams on being ready for change, how teens need support in afterschool activities
Join hosts Yu-Ling Cheng, Melissa Rayworth, and Kristine Sorensen for an exploration of Boyce Park and a conversation with Lauryn Williams, Olympic medalist and financial wellness coach. Also, teens from around Pittsburgh who are involved in afterschool sports and other activities talk about what parents and caregivers can do to help them most.
S1 Ep7: Ohiopyle, Chris Loggins on producing Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, and teens with thoughts on using digital tools in school
Join hosts Yu-Ling Cheng, Melissa Rayworth, and Kristine Sorensen for an exploration of Ohiopyle State Park and a conversation with Chris Loggins, supervising producer for Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on the television show’s visits around Pittsburgh. Also, teens from around Pittsburgh talk about the pros and cons of using digital tools for research and work at school.
S1 Ep6: Allegheny RiverTrail Park, astronaut Mike Fincke on pursuing your dreams, and teens highlight jobs they’d like to shadow
Join hosts Yu-Ling Cheng, Melissa Rayworth, and Kristine Sorensen for an exploration of Allegheny RiverTrail Park in Aspinwall and a conversation with astronaut Mike Fincke on his pursuit of getting to space. Also, teens from around Pittsburgh talk about the jobs they’d be interested in shadowing.
S1 Ep5: Libraries, magician Mr. Messado on doing what you love, and phone rules teens would create
Join hosts Yu-Ling Cheng, Melissa Rayworth, and Kristine Sorensen for an exploration of the resources libraries provide and a conversation with magician Mr. Messado on supporting the dreams kids have. Also, teens from around the city offer thoughts on phone rules that they would establish.