We sat down with our friend Zoe Boyd and listen as she recounts the time she spent away in Utah for four months at a boarding school. We had many unanswered questions, and we're sure you do, too, so listen in as she tells the funny, shocking, a

Episode 13 // Our Honest Thoughts on Social Media with Courtney Carroll

Dec 5th, 2018 16m 18s

On this episode of Passing Period, we're joined by our good friend Courtney Carroll! We discuss our least favorite aspects of social media as well as some of the benefits of using social platforms. Listen as we laugh together about different pa

Episode 12 // Irrational Fears with Richard Ahn

Nov 28th, 2018 22m 19s

This week, we return with a fun story that involves three things: a theatre trip to Six Flags, a scary rollercoaster, and our good friend, Richard Ahn, who just so happens to be very, very afraid of heights. Listen to us retell the story of the

Episode 11 // College Applications: Our experiences, Advice, and Essay Prompts

Nov 6th, 2018 22m 58s

On this episode of Passing Period, we discuss what our experiences were like when we applied to college. Through the rigorous process, we all learned a lot and in this episode we share with you our advice, what we weren't expecting, and some es

Episode 10 // One in 20,000 with Taylor Willis

Oct 18th, 2018 28m 5s

On this episode of Passing Period, we sit down with our good friend Taylor Willis as she recalls the time that she missed a month of school in the middle of a hectic junior year after being diagnosed with Stevens Johnson Syndrome. Listen to fin

Episode 9 // 3 Diets, 1 Week

Oct 10th, 2018 22m 3s

In this episode, we talk about our experiences after we had all spent a week on a different diet. As Hannah tackled the vegan diet, Krista tried the ketogenic diet, and Kayla went vegetarian, we learned many things about eating differently for

Episode 8 // Feeling Frustrated

Oct 4th, 2018 24m 38s

In this episode, we discuss what a day in our friendship is like, why we feel like we've run out of things to talk about, and tell funny stories about different times in our friendship. Listen to us have a fun conversation about us and what we'

Episode 7 // A Chat with Ms. Barker

Sep 26th, 2018 20m 11s

On today's episode of Passing Period, we sit down with Ms. Barker, a 9th grade English teacher at our school. Listen as we ask her questions about her story and her experience being diagnosed with cancer and how it affected her as a high school

Episode 6 // High School Students Talk Politics

Sep 20th, 2018 34m 27s

On the latest episode of Passing Period, we interview five high schoolers from Hebron High School and hear their views on the Nike controversy with Kaepernick, gun control, and the importance of keeping up to date with politics as a high school

Episode 5 // Friendships with Michelle Nguyen

Sep 13th, 2018 21m 49s

In this episode, we have a conversation with our friend Michelle. As someone who has always had surface level friendships, we talk to Michelle about juggling friend groups, choosing friends, and the kind of friendships you should walk away from

Episode 4 // An Interview with Karishma Cordero

Sep 6th, 2018 33m 41s

In this episode we interview Karishma Cordero, a Senior at Hebron High School who shares her perspective on life as her parents both dealt with cancer. She shares with us what she has learned through this experience and how much it has taught h

Episode 3 // The SAT, Restaurants, and Living In Texas

Aug 29th, 2018 19m 51s

Today we talking about taking the SAT, our favorite and least favorite restaurant, and what its like to live in Texas when you don't like southern culture!

Episode 2 // Personality Types, Reading the News, and Music

Aug 25th, 2018 23m 59s

On the second episode of Passing Period, we discuss our fascination with the Meyers-Briggs personality type indicator, why we read and keep up with the news, and share some of our past concert experiences

Episode 1 // Summer, Back2School, and What we've Learned

Aug 13th, 2018 22m

On our first episode of Passing Period we discuss our summers as they come to a close, how our perspective on the first day of school and the stress that comes with it has changed over the years, and some things we wish we knew earlier on in hi