Podcasts by Digital Journalism Students at Waynflete (Fall 2023)

Whether it be 10 years or 2 months that you’ve been at Waynflete, I can assure you that you’ve already stopped at the cafe for a gooey chocolate chip cookie. Behind the counter, three diligent women run the heart and soul of our community. Listen here to get an insight as to who they are, what it’s like to be blanketed by the warmth of their laughter, and why you should never pass up Big Cookie Friday.

"The Cafe Ladies" by Vivian Rallis

When will writing die? Exploring the ideas of three 10th grade students, we discuss our futures regarding Artificial Intelligence, particularly how it affects us at Waynflete High School. Coming from a future journalist, this podcast dives deep into thoughts, ideas, and potential ways to redirect AI.

"Students vs. AI" by Lanie Pochurek

In recent years, cell phones have become such a big part of our lives. As an essential resource for communication and convenient access to information, cell phones pose as important tools for us all. However, when does cell phone usage go too far in academia? Here, we’ll explore the effects cell phones have at school and the regulations in place to help minimize distraction, and optimize the school experience.

"The Cellphone Bags Policy" by Isra Mohamud

During the pandemic, so many things were affected, particularly live theater. The Waynflete theater students struggled through rehearsals with lots of hand sanitizer, masks, and occasional Zoom rehearsals. Through it all, however, they persevered, and the theater program has come back even stronger.

"Theatre Through Isolation" by Len Harrison

Students from various high school classes at Waynflete in Portland, Maine, created podcasts about their communities throughout the 2023 school year. 

Taught by journalist and podcast producer, Emma Reynolds.

Podcasts by Digital Journalism Students at Waynflete (Fall 2023)

Waynflete Student Podcasts