Meet the cast from a dimly lit hotel room. Through cynical and possibly overly critical commentary, West Potomac TV Production students reflect back on the Virginia High School League (VHSL) Film Festival, fine jams in pizza parlors, blacking out in swimming pools, and more. 

All of the topics and opinions discussed by both the guests and the cast are not reflective of the entire West Potomac student body. The views and opinions are reflective of the producers, writers, and participants of the show. Listener discretion is advised.

Kubrick Baby, Ep. 1

Initially, with the creation of WPWP, we vowed to not get political. But there's something we can all learn from respectful disagreement in our hyper-polarized society. In this uncensored, unfiltered, and uncut episode of WPWP, meet Victor Fuentes and Itiola Akingbola, the WPHS leaders of Young Republicans and Young Democrats, respectively. They touched on the all-too-familiar 2016 general election, why nobody cares about Ohio, why German and Japanese cars are superior, the devastating effect of the opioid epidemic, and much more. And in a way, despite our opposing beliefs and opinions, aren't we all one in the same? Yes? No? Maybe. Sort of? Yea, probably not. No.

All of the topics and opinions discussed by both the guests and the cast are not reflective of the entire West Potomac student body. The views and opinions are reflective of the producers, writers, and/or participants of the show. Listener discretion is advised.

Red Pill Blue Pill, Ep. 4

West Potomac High School's student-run podcast. We talk sometimes.