here is the rough draft of my inspiration podcast for english, the script is below.
"Welcome.
Today we are going to be talking about Hailee Fritz, and who inspired her to go to full sail to start her career.
Let us start by saying Hailee was never really interested in college, despite her parents attempts to get her passionate about school.  She felt as if going to college would lock her into a life she did not want to live. A life of adulthood, working a job she hated, just so she could pay the bills.
Hailee had many arguments about college with her parents all throughout freshman year.  She insisted she would have no part in a four year in state school, and her parents talked about how she needed education to go far in life.
At the end of freshman year, Hailee found out she had osteogenic sarcoma, A rare and quite aggressive breed of bone cancer. And her life began to change, faster than she could imagine.
Needless to say, her parents stopped caring about college, and chose to live in the present. Hailee still had no intentions of going to school if she got better. She was under the impression her dreams would just kind of fall into place, She had read about plenty of rock stars who made it, and they didn’t go to college so why should she?
One cold day in January, her sister came to visit her in the hospital. This was a daily ritual, as Her sister, Nicole, didn’t really want Hailee to be alone if she could help it. 
They talked and laughed as usual, and then, Nicole brought up college. Hailee was not impressed, she scoffed and rolled her eyes. But Nicole is stubborn, and usually get her way, so she ignored Hailee’s protests and continued talking.
She was in school at the time, for a second time, finally pursuing what she really wanted to do, working with music.
She looked at Hailee and said, “Bees, I know you don’t like the idea of college, but you should go here, it will be hard, and it’s far away, but if I could have gone here I would have, and I want you to make your dreams come true, I want everyone to see just how special you are.” She handed Hailee a piece of paper with the words ‘Full Sail’ on them.
That day changed everything for Hailee, she realized if she wanted to be involved in the music industry, she would need to know what she was talking about, and how to work her own equipment. Nicole inspired Hailee, to pursue not college, but also her dream.
The end."

HAILEE_FRITZ_INSPIRATION

here is the rough draft of my inspiration podcast for english, the script is below.
"Welcome.
Today we are going to be talking about Hailee Fritz, and who inspired her to go to full sail to start her career.
Let us start by saying Hailee was never really interested in college, despite her parents attempts to get her passionate about school.  She felt as if going to college would lock her into a life she did not want to live. A life of adulthood, working a job she hated, just so she could pay the bills.
Hailee had many arguments about college with her parents all throughout freshman year.  She insisted she would have no part in a four year in state school, and her parents talked about how she needed education to go far in life.
At the end of freshman year, Hailee found out she had osteogenic sarcoma, A rare and quite aggressive breed of bone cancer. And her life began to change, faster than she could imagine.
Needless to say, her parents stopped caring about college, and chose to live in the present. Hailee still had no intentions of going to school if she got better. She was under the impression her dreams would just kind of fall into place, She had read about plenty of rock stars who made it, and they didn’t go to college so why should she?
One cold day in January, her sister came to visit her in the hospital. This was a daily ritual, as Her sister, Nicole, didn’t really want Hailee to be alone if she could help it. 
They talked and laughed as usual, and then, Nicole brought up college. Hailee was not impressed, she scoffed and rolled her eyes. But Nicole is stubborn, and usually get her way, so she ignored Hailee’s protests and continued talking.
She was in school at the time, for a second time, finally pursuing what she really wanted to do, working with music.
She looked at Hailee and said, “Bees, I know you don’t like the idea of college, but you should go here, it will be hard, and it’s far away, but if I could have gone here I would have, and I want you to make your dreams come true, I want everyone to see just how special you are.” She handed Hailee a piece of paper with the words ‘Full Sail’ on them.
That day changed everything for Hailee, she realized if she wanted to be involved in the music industry, she would need to know what she was talking about, and how to work her own equipment. Nicole inspired Hailee, to pursue not college, but also her dream.
The end."

Hailee_Fritz_Inspiration

here is the rough draft of my inspiration podcast for english, the script is below.
"Welcome.
Today we are going to be talking about Hailee Fritz, and who inspired her to go to full sail to start her career.
Let us start by saying Hailee was never really interested in college, despite her parents attempts to get her passionate about school. She felt as if going to college would lock her into a life she did not want to live. A life of adulthood, working a job she hated, just so she could pay the bills.
Hailee had many arguments about college with her parents all throughout freshman year. She insisted she would have no part in a four year in state school, and her parents talked about how she needed education to go far in life.
At the end of freshman year, Hailee found out she had osteogenic sarcoma, A rare and quite aggressive breed of bone cancer. And her life began to change, faster than she could imagine.
Needless to say, her parents stopped caring about college, and chose to live in the present. Hailee still had no intentions of going to school if she got better. She was under the impression her dreams would just kind of fall into place, She had read about plenty of rock stars who made it, and they didn’t go to college so why should she?
One cold day in January, her sister came to visit her in the hospital. This was a daily ritual, as Her sister, Nicole, didn’t really want Hailee to be alone if she could help it. 
They talked and laughed as usual, and then, Nicole brought up college. Hailee was not impressed, she scoffed and rolled her eyes. But Nicole is stubborn, and usually get her way, so she ignored Hailee’s protests and continued talking.
She was in school at the time, for a second time, finally pursuing what she really wanted to do, working with music.
She looked at Hailee and said, “Bees, I know you don’t like the idea of college, but you should go here, it will be hard, and it’s far away, but if I could have gone here I would have, and I want you to make your dreams come true, I want everyone to see just how special you are.” She handed Hailee a piece of paper with the words ‘Full Sail’ on them.
That day changed everything for Hailee, she realized if she wanted to be involved in the music industry, she would need to know what she was talking about, and how to work her own equipment. Nicole inspired Hailee, to pursue not college, but also her dream.
The end."

Inspired

Here is the script:
The path to success is a rough one, especially when it comes to music. Well that is of course if you are referring to success as money and fame. So why would someone choose this path to take in life?
I always had a love for music, since I was very small. I was singing since I could talk. But people always told me I couldn’t make it. That I was good, but not good enough. So I kind of gave up on that pipe dream. I told myself it wasn’t worth the disappointment.
One day in fifth grade I heard someone playing Charlie brown on the piano, and where as everyone was so impressed with her, I found myself a little jealous. I wanted to play like that. No, I wanted to play better than that. When my mom picked me up that day I insisted I wanted to play piano.  
So as most parents think their kids go through phases, my parents started me with a less than impressive 62 key Yamaha keyboard. 
As time went on, and I stuck to my playing, my parents began to realize this wasn’t a phase, and they saw me come alive when my fingers hit those keys, and I felt my dreams of music getting revived every time I played. 
It was about seventh grade when I became serious about my aspirations again. But with that came the question, what do I want out of it. I mean,  I knew I wanted to play music, but what was I going to accomplish ?
That where that whole success thing comes in. what was success to me?
I spent so much time worrying over it, and coming up blank that even by freshman year i still didn’t have my answer.
That when the unthinkable happened, that’s when I got diagnosed with cancer, a cancer they were pretty confident I wouldn’t beat. 
But I had to survive. I had to survive so I could accomplish my dreams, everything I wanted from life. Fourteen was much to young to die.
I turned to the only place I knew that had never failed me, I turned to music. 
Every week I was in there, I could grantee that I had my laptop, and music was playing 24/7. And as the months passed I began to notice something. The music was keeping me in high spirits, but also my parents. If my music wasn’t on they knew something was wrong. And to this day there are still songs that I play that bring them back to those times. 
But more impressively than helping me or my parents, were the nurses. The nurses all over the floor would come and visit my room. Even if I wasn’t on they’re rounds. When they visited it was like they had  time to relax and heal the horrors of the day, because of the music. The music was like a sign of hope, or life, in an otherwise dying place.
It was when I beat the sickness they were sure would claim me I realized I had to do music. Because success to me would be inspiring or helping someone in the deep ways music had helped me overcome my disease, helped me bring a smile to those nurses faces, and helped me show my parents just how powerful a few notes can be.