VOX ATL Journalism Fellows Zaria, Max, Lela and Kayla discuss drugs at school and the fear of missing out. Teens discuss the complex inter-workings of navigating high school in an age where temptation assaults you at every turn.

The Music Madness podcast talks about music recommendations, fanbases, and album reviews. With your host Amani, Producer Raymond, and Panelist Kaylin and Jaden, listeners are guaranteed a great time while listening to Music Madness!

Teen-led podcast episode about mental health.

The topic of migration and immigration have been running across headlines and sparking interest in the media more and more within the past few years. However not too many people realize that they interact with migrants, immigrants, refugees and families literally everyday. In this podcast series, Bailey speaks to immigrants, migrants and later generations about how moving to the united states has impacted their mental health.

In this episode of the VOX Screening room, Jennie, Tomi and Mikayla discuss what they liked (and disliked) about the recent live-action version of Disney's "The Little Mermaid."

On this episode of "Class In Session," the host, AJ, producer Sage, and guest Eugene, explain the dangers in school and how they are unsafe from a student’s point of view. During the podcast we talk about personal experiences of dangers in school, including topics from fighting, to school shootings, to students bringing in weapons and drugs, and setting property on fire. We also go over safety measures schools have put in place in order to prevent these dangers and the flaws they have.

VOX ATL's Mikayla and Tia were joined by teens at the Silence the Shame Cope Clinic to have a conversation around what stresses teens out and how the deal with it. Listen to hear how music helps and to hear some of their personal song recommendations.

A group of students at North Springs High School have a candid discussion about the quality of high school counselors and offer some thoughts on how they can be improved. North Springs Administration respects the views and opinions of its student journalists

Even though it’s illegal, we know many teens use weed. In fact, according to the National Institute of Health, in 2021 "marijuana use …reached the highest levels ever recorded since these trends were first monitored in 1988.” In this podcast, we have teens from North Springs High School in Sandy Springs talking about whether weed impacts teens’ mental health. You will hear different sources and perspectives. Listen in to hear what they have to say.

In this episode, Zariah reviews seasons one and two of the anime "The Promised Neverland." Yes, there are spoilers.

VOX ATL teen staffer Katharine spoke with groups of teens at Silence the Shame's Teen Mental Health Cope Clinic. Listen as teens from all over the metro Atlanta area share their thoughts on how to best live with mental health challenges as well as what helps them keep their vibes high.

In this episode, Zariah ranks the main characters of the anime 'Demon Slayer'. To follow along, check out the tier list maker at this link: https://tiermaker.com/create/demon-slayer-characters-anime-only-346194

In this episode, Zariah discusses the highs and the lows of the anime 'Death Note.'

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every now and then for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode, VOXers Nick, Colette, Ciara, Jennie, Tomi, and Belle discuss and reflect on this year's Grammy Awards.

In this episode of "What Was the Reason" Paige breaks down the controversy behind the Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King monument in Boston.

In this episode Paige breaks down the new laws California has been passing and talks to a California teen to get his perspective.

In the latest episode of "What Was The Reason" Paige offers a breakdown of what led up to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, Zariah and returning guests Alexis and Amirah discuss the finale of HBO's 'House of The Dragon'.

***SPOILER ALERT***In this VOXCast, VOX ATL reporter Paige shares her thoughts about how Marvel honored the late Chadwick Boseman in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever."

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode, VOXers Nick, Jennie, and Belle discuss and reflect on Taylor Swift's newest album release, Midnights, and what they'd like to see next from the pop star.

Welcome to VOX Screening Room, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss all of the newest releases. In this episode VOXers Jennie, Mikayla, and Alex share their thoughts on and discuss Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

At our recent VOX Investigates: 2022 Elections teen dialogue VOX ATL reporter and host Paige talked with Atlanta-area teens about the current legal voting age. Topics discussed included if it should be changed so that more young people can participate and if it was changed, would they? Listen to hear some interesting perspectives.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, Zariah and returning guest host Amirah discuss episodes 7-9 of HBO's "House of The Dragon."

At the Free Your Feels Teen Summit held on Sep. 24, 2022, VOXers Chiron and Paige asked teen participants how they notice when their mental health isn't in the best state and what they do to revert from being at a low point. Listen to see what they had to say.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, Zariah revisits seasons 1-4 of the 'Doctor Who' revival.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, Zariah is joined by VOX teen editor Alexis to discuss the first six episodes of HBO's 'House of The Dragon.'

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode, VOXers Nick, Jennie, Daisy, Jackye, and Alexis discuss and reflect on the best and worst of Drake and Beyonce's 2022 House Music releases, and what it means for the music industry.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV your host Zariah offers her most controversial takes yet on some of the most popular shows out. As she says, "don't fight me." But, do feel free to leave your opinions in the comments.

In this episode of "What Was the Reason" host Paige talks about why everything around us is getting expensive...and why her parents insist she budget her allowance.

Co-hosted by VOX ATL and Silence the Shame, 10 teens came together this summer to learn about podcasting and to discuss their experiences and observations on how social media affects how we see and feel about ourselves.

In the latest episode of "What Was The Reason" your host Paige invites fellow VOXer Ameena to talk about what's causing high gas prices and how it impacts all of us.

Gen Z, the generation teased for our sensitivity and told to get over ourselves. But does our sensitivity make us crybabies or just more aware? Singer Lizzo was recently "cancelled" for using language in her new song that some felt was insensitive, leading to her changing the lyrics. Join VOX Teen Writer Mikayla with guests Jenne, Hunter, and Zariyah as they explore the debate, is Gen Z really sensitive or really aware? Trigger warning: the following content contains harmful language for people living with disabilities.

In the latest episode of "What Was The Reason" our host Paige is joined by special guest Z'Rena to break down Vladimir Putin's war efforts in Ukraine and his conflicts with the United States.

In this episode of "What Was the Reason" your host Paige breaks down what's been going on between billionaire Elon Musk and his on-again, off-again purchase of social media platform Twitter.

It’s no secret that teen girls are disproportionately affected when it comes to Instagram and their body image. Due to this, 1 out of 3 teen users have their body image worsened. The fact of the matter is that Instagram is bottomless, sending no signals of when to stop scrolling. VMCer Katharine Markiewicz interviews three metro-Atlanta teens facing the issue, also adding in an expert’s thoughts on ways to combat the ongoing matter.

"What Was the Reason," hosted by Paige Miller, is a podcast focused on random things in the news to help teens better understand the things that are going on around them and may even affect them. It's also just to give teens a little more insight on things they may see in the media.

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, VOX ATL Summer Interns Zariah and Zariyah rank the main characters of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender'. To follow along with us, check out the tier list maker at this link: https://tiermaker.com/create/avatar-the-last-airbender-ultimate-character-rank-617330

African Americans face discrimination in the work industry and one of the main reasons is harmful stereotypes. As a result of these stereotypes, African Americans are viewed as unqualified or unworthy for particular jobs and get paid less. There is a large pay gap between black and white people. Here, VMCer Kayla interviews two African American workers who faced unfair treatment while working or looking for a job. Some black, Atlanta teens will be able to relate to this issue and others can be effected by it in the future.

VOX Media Cafe participant Trinity Rose hosts a discussion about some of the challenges and stereotypes that tall girls like her face on a daily basis.

VOX Media Cafe participant Kennedy Cash hosts a roundtable discussion with fellow VMCer Amaya and VMC interns Hunter and Mikayla where they give incoming high school freshmen advice on how to make the transition. From Kennedy: "I hope ya'll will take the advice we gave you into your freshman year!"

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode VOXers Jennie, Hunter and Asia discuss and reflect this year's Music Midtown line up.

VMCer Amiya gives fellow teens a step-by-step guide on how to make it through your freshman year of high school.

On this episode of Teens Talk TV, Zariah reviews the long awaited season 4 of Netflix’s hit show, ‘Stranger Things.’

In this episode of Beautiful Fearless Fools our BFFs Paige, Ila-Rose and Emanuella discuss how their generation views male and female relationships when it comes to raising families and making money. Listen up!

This podcast is filled with everything Teen and everything Real. In this podcast three teen girls Ila-Rose, Paige, and Emmanuella sit and talk about everything that we as teens experience and can grow from. We will talk about the truth about relationships at our age to mindfulness or self-awareness. Our goal is to connect with other people our age through our own experiences while giving them tips on how to grow from those experiences because at the end of the day we are all BEAUTIFUL, we are all FEARLESS, but sometimes we feel like FOOLS!

The VOX ATL Weekly Music Wrap up returns with the VOX teens sharing their favorite tunes! Listen to see if you leave with a new favorite song.

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode VOXers Nick, Tomi, Jennie, Alexis, Mecca, and Daisy discuss and reflect on the best and worst moments of the 2022 Grammy Awards!

In the the latest episode of Between The Pages, VOX ATL teen staff editor Sanjna goes through her top five reads of the month of March and tells you whether or not you should read them too. You can stream Between The Pages on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. Be sure to tune in next month for Sanjna’s April book wrap-up! Book titles featured: "Shatter Me Series" By Tahereh Mafi "Daisy Jones and The Six" by Taylor Jenkins Reid "Spanish Love Deception" by Elena Armas "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode VOXers Nick, Jennie, Belle, A'Marie, and Tomi discuss and reflect on the best and worst moments of the 2022 Academy Awards!

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, VOX ATL board member Zariah Taylor revisits two of Shonda Rhimes' most successful TV shows to determine what's still good, and what hasn't aged as well.

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. In this episode VOXers Nick, Jonah, Jennie, Alexis and Jonathan, and Daisy reflect on season two of HBO's hit series, Euphoria!

This podcast is filled with everything Teen and everything Real. In this podcast teens three teen girls Ila-rose, Paige, and Emmanuella sit and talk about everything that we as teens experience and can grow from. We will talk about the truth about relationships at our age to mindfulness or self-awareness. Our goal is to connect with other people our age through our own experiences while giving them tips on how to grow from those experiences because at the end of the day we are all BEAUTIFUL, we are all FEARLESS, but sometimes we feel like FOOLS!

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today's pop culture. Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud.

For the first episode of Teens Talk TV, VOX ATL board member Zariah Taylor and guest Amirah Taylor discuss one of their favorite TV shows, "Succession," and why more teens should be watching it.

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOX ATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today’s pop culture. In this episode VOXers Nick, Jennie, and Belle, debate about the best Taylor Swift albums, songs, and eras! Be sure to tune in every Thursday for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Soundcloud.

Welcome to this week's VOX ATL weekly music wrap-up! In this episode, our producer Sanjna and the other hosts, Jonah, Hunter, Belle, and Nick analyze our favorite songs from the week from indie and underground artists like Valentine to popular renowned singer/songwriters, Dua Lipa and SZA. We hope that during this podcast you are able to discover new artists and genres of music. Be sure to tune in every Monday for a new episode on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Soundcloud. ‘Til then, happy listening!

Welcome to the third episode of the latest VOXCast, a weekly music wrap-up! In this week’s episode, our producer Sanjna and the other hosts, Jonah, Hunter, Belle, and Nick analyze our favorite songs from the week from indie and underground artists like Fiona Apple to popular renowned singer/songwriters, Billie Eilish. We hope that during this podcast you are able to discover new artists and genres of music. Be sure to tune in every Monday for a new episode on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Soundcloud. ‘Til then, happy listening!

Welcome to Harmless Debates, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss pop culture topics all the way from new TV shows to new indie and pop artists. Come along with us as we uncover new aspects of today's pop culture. In this episode VOXers Nick, Jennie, Belle, and Tomi debate about who is the worst character on HBO's "Euphoria." Be sure to tune in every Thursday for a new episode. You can now listen to Harmless Debates on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Soundcloud.

Welcome to the second episode of the latest VOXCast, a weekly music wrap-up! In this week's episode, our producer Sanjna and the other hosts, Jennie, Hunter, Belle, and Nick analyze our favorite songs from the week from indie and underground artists like Lucy Dacus and Faye Webster to popular renowned singer/songwriters, Taylor Swift and Lorde. We hope that during this podcast you are able to discover new artists and genres of music. Be sure to tune in every Monday for a new episode on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. ‘Til then, happy listening!

Welcome to our latest VOXCast, a weekly music wrap-up! In this week's episode, you get to meet our producer, Sanjna, and some of our hosts, Belle, Hunter, Nick, & Jennie. We analyze our favorite songs from the week from indie and underground artists like Snail Mail to popular renowned singer/songwriter, Lana Del Rey. We hope that during this podcast you are able to discover new artists and genres of music. Tune in every Monday for a new episode on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. 'Til then, happy listening!

In the new podcast series, Between The Pages, VOX ATL teen staff editor Sanjna goes through her top five reads of the month and tells you whether or not you should read them too. You can stream Between The Pages on VOXATL.org, Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud. Be sure to tune in next month for Sanjna's February book wrap-up!

Atlanta's teens had questions about the COVID-19 vaccines and in this episode of the #VOXVAX podcast series VOX ATL Special Projects Editor Daya Brown got answers from experts. Listen in as she talks with Dr. Theresa Jacobs, Chief Medical Director at the Georgia Family Planning System and Dr. Saadia Khizer, Vaccine Trials Unit Director at the Morehouse School of Medicine to have them answer teen-submitted questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and separate myths from facts.

In this episode of the VOXCast Anjali, Prince, Sanjna and Kit continue their discussion on mental health, this time focusing on how the shift from in class to virtual learning during the pandemic changed their (and other teens') lives.

On this week's episode, A'Marie and Sanjna have a detailed conversation about the importance of mental health for all students and why public schools need to be held accountable for offering services. Stream this week's episode to learn about mental health in respect to academic validation, adolescent health, and overall youth behavior.

In this week's episode of the VOXCast, teen editor Anjali is joined by fellow VOXers Sanjna, Prince and Kit to talk about how fighting against injustice and dealing with racism can impact our mental health.

VOX ATL’s Special Projects Editor Daya Brown hosted a podcast where Atlanta-area teens were invited to share their thoughts on the newly-available COVID vaccine. Listen as the group shares their reasons why they got vaccinated and some of the questions and concerns they had before doing so.

African American Vernacular English, or AAVE, gave birth to words such as "finna" "deadass" and "lit." But when these words leave our communities and enter the ether of popular culture, how do we as Black people ensure that they aren't used in an incorrect or harmful way? VOX ATL Board member Zariah Taylor heard from VOXers Jennie, Ryan, and Alexis to answer these questions, and more.

In the latest episode of the VOXCast, teen editor Anjali leads a discussion on the on the effectiveness of school counselors when it comes to students mental health. Joined by fellow VOXers Sanjna and Prince, they discuss whether or not school counselors are equipped or interested in serving teens' mental health needs.

In this week's episode, Sanjna goes on to explain the critical race theory and its ramifications. She provides common myths of CRT and gives in-depth explanations on how these myths were created to harm others and talks about how racism, in general, can take a huge toll on one's mental health. Steam this week's episode on the VOX website, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. See you next week!

Today our hosts Sanjna and A'Marie talk about the history and meaning of the Equal Rights Amendment, which is a huge component of the future of gender equality. We briefly discuss how to get involved and make an impact and all cover the timeline of its ratification and why it has been over 100 years and not gotten ratified. In addition, we debunk common misconceptions about what its purpose is and what it offers women and others regardless of sexual orientation. We hope you all enjoy today's episode.

This week on Justice Seekers: Next Generation, our co-hosts, Sanjna and A' Marie, talk about the "model minority" myth. We discuss its origin, how it is used, and our personal experiences with the term. We also talk about how mental health can be affected by the use of the model minority myth. We hope you all enjoy this week's episode.

This week on Justice Seekers, one of our co-hosts, Sanjna, dives deeper into internet activism and specific types such as "clicktivism" and PowerPoint activism. She also talks about past events like the 2021 Met Gala, Pride Month, and the BLM Protests of 2020. She covers multiple perspectives on how these acts of what seemed to be harmful ways to raise awareness, have hidden dangers that slow the movement for justice.

VOX ATL's Sanjna and A'Marie present the second episode of "Justice Seekers." About the show, Sanjna says: "We are youth empowering youth who aim to promote inclusivity among youth and amplify underrepresented voices everywhere while informing and raising awareness to current day issues ranging from politics to academic struggles and mental health." In this episode they discuss the pros and cons of activism and "slactivism" on social media.

VOX ATL's Sanjna and A' Marie present the first episode of "Justice Seekers." About the show, Sanjna says: "We are youth empowering youth who aim to promote inclusivity among youth and amplify underrepresented voices everywhere while informing and raising awareness to current day issues ranging from politics to academic struggles and mental health." In this episode they discuss teen civic engagement and the importance of voter turnout in local and national elections.

This is Chitr Baat which literally translates to Picture Talk in Hindi. Here we talk about the art industry, specifically the media based jobs and the perspective of art students about all of it. On episode one, listen to Anika (host) and Mathbun a fellow art student from Mexico talk about the struggles and inspirations that have lead them to be determined art students.

When the opportunity for me to produce mental health content for Vox Teen Communications came, I knew right away that I wanted to talk about my experience growing up with high functioning autism. Autism is a developmental disorder that's characterized by difficulties in forming and maintaining social relationships, impairment of the ability to communicate, and repetitive behavior patterns with restricted interests and activities.” Although this is the dictionary definition for autism, autism is not a one-size-fits-all disorder. Every single person who is diagnosed or undiagnosed with autism has a different experience and a different struggle communicating with the people around them. In this podcast. I am simply sharing the experience that I have had and currently still have. I hope to inspire people to open up more about their mental health struggles, and to accept them as a part of who they are. Thank you for listening! - Christina Norris/VOX ATL

GRL TLK is back! In part one of this episode, fellow VOXers Brooklyn, Jennie, Zariah, Tibria, and Nishthha tackle everything they have been through this past year. Between summer plans, life after high school, and learning during a pandemic, they dive deep into how all of it has made them feel. After a whirlwind of a year, GRL TLK returns to give you a unique perspective on what is happening.

Welcome to the VOX ATL Guide on the Side podcast. In this series, we’ll talk to youth development professionals to spotlight their work and bring you behind-the-scenes stories from our community partners. We’ll also share experiences from our own nearly three-decade-long commitment to amplifying youth voice and leadership from across metro Atlanta. This episode features youth development professionals from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta, Girls on the Run, Harvard Debate Council Diversity Project, Moving in the Spirit, & Usher's New Look talking about working though a second spring during the Covid-19 pandemic and our plans for summer programming.

Welcome to the VOX ATL Guide on the Side podcast. In this series, we’ll talk to youth development professionals to spotlight their work and bring you behind-the-scenes stories from our community partners. We’ll also share experiences from our own nearly three-decade-long commitment to amplifying youth voice and leadership from across metro Atlanta. This episode features mental health clubhouse staff share their experiences pivoting to tele-mental health.

We recently had a chance to work with our partner organization YouthSpark, whose mission is to transform the lives of youth vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, and a thought-leader in addressing child exploitation in Georgia and across the country. As a part of their summer programming, they asked VOX ATL to bring the mic to a group of their youth to have a roundtable discussion about police brutality, racism and how it can impact a young person's mental health. Here's what they had to say. VOX ATL’s mental health coverage and community workshops are funded by DBDDD, the Georgia Department of Behavior Health and Developmental Disabilities. Views expressed in this recording are those of the panelists and do not necessarily reflect the views of the GA DBHDD. For more teen generated content like this, please visit VOXATL.org.

Franklin Ayzenberg is a white transgender man and social media activist who’s living in New York City. When I asked to interview him, it was late May, and the political atmosphere of our country was unbelievably different. In this interview, we discuss everything from the Black Lives Matter protest, to the hypocrisy of white liberals, to how everyone can come together to uplift trans voices.

VOX ATL contributor Tyler Bey sat down with Broadway actress Joaquina Kalukango for an in-depth talk about importance of Black people telling their own stories.

One year ago teens Amariyah, Jasmine, Aaliyah, Lyric, Rin, Christina, Emma, and Jaya recorded a podcast reflecting on their years in high school and what they believed the future would hold. Now during quarantine, they virtually connected once more (along with new participants Haley Henderson and Sophie James) to talk college expectations vs reality, gap years, the college application process, and senior year. Background music: Biscuit (Prod. by Lukrembo) Edited by Emma Mac

Teens Bria, Brooklyn, Jennie, Lyric, Maya, Emma, Jasmine, Sydney, & Tiffany discuss the highs and lows of quarantine life as well as tips and tricks on how to stay mentally and physically healthy.

In this episode of The Big G Show, host Noel Greene talks about the story of a young woman who reportedly killed herself because she wasn't getting enough likes on Facebook. Her family is blaming social media, but is that the real reason why she's gone?

Where did the time go? In this episode of the VOXCast, veteran VOXers (and high school seniors)Chris Jordan and Mack Walker are joined by their friends Chris and Jaye about the process of college admissions. With Jaye being the junior in the crew, this talk is one part confessional and one part advice column. Listen and enjoy.

To kick off 2020 The Big G Show debates if Cardi B's political aspirations should be taken seriously.

VOX ATL's Destiny Thomas shares her story about the time she lost out on a job because of her hairstyle. She asks professional hairdressers and other teens about this and how often it happens in Atlanta.

In the last Big G Show of 2019, host Noel Greene gives a review of the film "Little Women."

In this episode of "The Big G Show" host Noel Greene is joined by fellow VOX ATL teens Terell and Jennie to talk about who won and lost at the most recent Democratic Presidential debate.

In the second part of The Big G Show's interview with Clark Atlanta University student Paul Stewart we find out more about his journey from being a 1.3 GPA high school student to graduating this year from college with a 3.5. Listen to part one here: https://soundcloud.com/voxatl/the-big-g-show-the-miraculous-story-of-paul-stewart-pt-1

FINALLY! The second episode of the VentiVerse is here! This time Abigail and Aidan Ventimiglia review the play "Ghost" that just closed at the Alliance Theater. Listen as they share what was great, bad and downright confusing about this story.

In this episode of The Big G Show, host Noel Greene sits down with Clark Atlanta University senior Paul Stewart. In this interview, Stewart shares his story of how he went from being a failing high school student to a soon to be college graduate with his own film company. If you are looking for some inspiration today, you will find it here.

Noel Green aka "The Big G" is back with another episode and this time he is giving his unfiltered thoughts on the long-running Broadway musical "Wicked." He got a chance to see it in Atlanta and he could not wait to tell you about it. Tune in to hear perhaps one of the most honest and candid reviews on this play, ever.

On this podcast episode, the girl gang (Emma, Jasmine, Aliyah, Kayden, Zariah, Aaliyah, Brooklyn, Jennie and Tibria) talks about all of the recent social media trends and groups that have taken over instagram. They talk about the VSCO Girls, the E-boys and E-girls and the folks that aren’t like the others. Listen to find out more about what they have to say.

In the latest VOXCast, our teens kick-off his semester's VOX Investigates topic, "Equity in Education." Listen as Aidan, Christina, Kai, Kayden and Tiffany discuss the challenges of Atlanta-area schools they've attended and whether or not all schools are treated and funded equally. This discussion is the first of many around Equity in Education, stay tuned all fall for more. VOXATL.org.

VentiVerse creators, Abigail and Aidan Ventimiglia, are thrilled to welcome you to their world of music, banter, and more! In the first episode, they cover "Becoming Nancy," a soon-to-be-Broadway musical (at least in their eyes!). Fair warning: there are spoilers, but don’t worry! Simply buy a ticket at the Alliance Theater and come back pronto! It’ll be worth it. Join us as the dynamic duo create the most Ventastic podcast you’ve EVER heard.

In this episode of The Big G Show, your host Noel Greene offers his take on the long-running musical "Cats" that stopped through Atlanta earlier this week.

In the latest episode of The City Boyz podcast, Kai, Amir and Sam interview rising Atlanta-based rapper Domani Harris. Many may know him as being the son of Grammy-winning and platinum rapper T.I., but Domani is proving that he has a voice of his own. In this episode Domani talks about his new album "Time Will Tell" and the importance of being yourself in the rap game.

Noel Greene aka "The Big G" returns for his first podcast of the summer. This time he gives his take on the play "Come From Away."

In the first episode of The City Boyz, hosts Kai, Amir, and Sam talk with Atlanta-based rapper, Roi'EL King to ask him how he manages a rising music career while still going to school, his advice to young teens and more.

In the first episode of The City Boyz, hosts Kai, Amir, and Sam talk with Atlanta-based rapper, CAMO! to ask him how he manages a rising music career while still going to school, his advice to young teens and more.

Did someone say politics? In this episode, Armando and Jennie talk with Caitlin Highland about her involvement with Stacey Abrams' campaign as well as how teens are being more involved in social media. Music by 18-year-old producer Swedo Beats.

In this episode, four black girls, Myleena, Destinee, Sarai, and Ramaya talked about the racial prejudices and stereotypes against female African American teens in school and society. They also spoke with Adaku Oneyka, the Senior Counselor from The National Women's Law Center in D.C. for more information and experiences with the topic. Music background by 18-year-old producer Swedo Beats.

The GRL TLK crew, Jasmine, Rin, Christina, Aaliyah, Amariyah, Lyric and also Emma and Jaya (who sat and watched and listened and exclaimed "I'm not in this podcast.") talked about their futures as high school graduates and high school seniors. We also got real deep and comforted each other and just teenager tingz :)

*Trigger Warning @9:50* Disclaimer: In this podcast, we do mention eating disorders and their communities on social media. Please skip past to 10:30 for the rest of the podcast. In this episode, we talk about the dangers and benefits of social media and social media influencers on body image and tips and tricks on how to take care of yourself.

Trigger Warning: This podcast discusses topics like rape and violence. It may not be suitable for sensitive audiences. VOX ATL reporter Aryanna Russell interviews sexual violence survivor and prevention advocate, Venkayla Haynes. We talk about Venkayla's story and her activism. We discuss the flaws of the #MeToo Movement and the problems with the handling of campus sexual assault specifically at HBCUs.

Vox Media Cafe journalists Cam, Stanley, and James conducted interviews with Atlanta-based musicians Nate Myers and Ruby Velle to figure out how they fare in Atlanta with Hip Hop being in the mainstream. They find how Hip Hop has affected their musical careers and their opinions on the genre.

VOX Media Cafe reporters Lala, Maya, and Rudy have a talk with Gaela Peters, a school counselor and learning specialist at Atlanta Girls' School, about how social media interferes with students' education and mental health and how we can improve it.

Are you #MeToo? Are you pro-life? In this discussion held at VOX ATL with Vox Media Cafe reporters Aryanna Russell, Alexis Vines, and volunteer Kersten Williams, we discussed our feelings on why both our sides feel unheard. Aryanna feels that even in light of the #MeToo Movement that the black woman's story is ignored. Alexis feels that celebrity influence is harmful to teens because they cannot make an informed decision about their stances on reproductive rights. We invite you to listen to this healthy conversation and hope you will have your own.

VOX Media Cafe reporters Lala, Maya, and Rudy have a talk with Don Massey, a UI/UX Designer at Istation, about how social media is addictive to teens and how teens can improve their relationship with social media.

In this episode of Third Eye POV, hosts Atiyah and Shyne speak with music industry insider Nikki Marshall. They discuss her career in music licensing working with artists such as Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar and Organized Noize. They also talk about what up and coming teen artists should look out for when entering the music business. Follow us on IG: @THIRDEYEPOINTOFVIEW Music provided by 18-year-old producer Swedo Beats

In this podcast, two Leap Year Fellows, Jasmine and Jamiel reminisce over their four month journey of ACT preparation. The discussion includes tips for test day, views on studying, and other important ACT test prep information. Listen to Jasmine and Jamiel to hear to tea on the ACT. Leap Year is a partner organization with VOX ATL that works with recent high school graduate taking a gap year before transitioning into college.

In the latest episode of Third Eye Point of View, hosts Atiyah and Shyne interview viral teen sensation Backpack Kid. Listen in as he talks about balancing fame and school, how he really felt when he saw his dance in the "Fortnite" video game and what he plans to do when he turns 18. Music provided by B. Young and Vintage Sound Beats.

In the latest episode of "The Big G Show," host Noel Greene dares listeners to wonder if Cardi B's antics(numerous social media rants) and actions (drugging and robbing men)can be compared to Donald Trump and Bill Cosby. Is there a double standard because she is a woman?

In this Vox Investigates podcast, reporter Isabella Cavienss interviews Shy Powe a licensed clinical social worker on social anxiety. They discussed issues people with social anxiety struggle with on a daily basis. They also talked about providing resources and support to those who live with mental illness.

In this episode of the VOXCast Mack and Adam debate on if Jordan Peele's "Us" is actually a great movie or just a confusing piece of film. SPOILERS.

In this episode of The Big G Show, host Noel Greene goes in on Wrestlemania 35. Too many matches and too many non-stars are just a couple of his issues with the biggest wrestling event of the year. Listen to hear all of the hot takes.

In this episode of GRL TLK Jasmine, Amariyah, Emma and Jaya discuss what you may not know about "fast fashion." They talk about the social media models and big corporations who benefit and sweatshop workers and original designers who lose out. The team also discusses how fast fashion affects the environment as well as sustainability. They also talk about how influencers can affect the fashion industry positively and negatively.

In this pilot episode of VOXATL’s new podcast, Third Eye Point of View, host Atiyah and co-host Shyne along with guest co-host, Rin discuss the topics of exploitation in music, capitalism and De La Soul vs Tommy Boy Records. They also discuss what young artists and talented teens should be aware of when entering the entertainment industry. Special thanks to B. Young and Vintage Sound for the beats. B. YOUNG: https://soundcloud.com/b-young-beats Vintage Sound: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC21IJn6hqHhLLLHmakkIUxA

In the second episode of GRL TLK, Aaliyah, Amariyah and Jasmine talk about sexism they face at school and who is really at fault for dress-coding. #PantsOfShame

Noel Greene aka "The Big G" is back with another episode. This time, he's offering his breakdown of the Broadway play "Les Miserables." Caution: Spoilers.

This is the first episode of VOX ATL's brand new all-female podcast, GRL TLK! In this episode, teens Amariyah, Tierra, Aaliyah, Sophie, Lyric and Jasmine discuss relationships and dating in today's generation, along with a few Valentine's Day tips!

In this episode, VOXers Chris Jordan, Langston Morris, and Mack Walker take a deep dive into the drama and controversy surrounding Travis Scott's performance at the 2019 NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show.

In the latest installment of "The Big G" show, host Noel Greene is joined by fellow VOXers Haley, Maya, Ramaya and Terrell to talk about gender inequality and if things are actually getting better or fairer these days.

VOX ATL journalist Maya Martin shares her story of living with mental illness and emerging as a survivor, not a victim.

In this episode of the VOXcast, Voxers Lyric, Eric, and Chris interview CEO of Mailchimp, Mr. Ben Chestnut. For more teen created content, visit VOXATL.com. Music by: idonthateyou - https://soundcloud.com/prodbyidhy

With Georgia's next governor about to take over, VOX ATL's Mack Walker asked a group of teens from Youth United what they would do if they were elected governor. They also spoke about using white privilege for good, Atlanta's homeless issue and what it feels like to be discriminated against.

In this episode of the VOXCast, Mack Walker sits down with a group of Atlanta-area teens from Youth United to talk about the work they do in the community, ideas for the next Georgia governor and how discrimination and segregation is still present in Atlanta high schools 2018.

Is there a generational gap between teenage Lil Wayne listeners? In this episode of the VOXCAST, Mack, Jabari, Rachel, and Brooklyn talk about Lil Wayne and "Tha Carter V," Kanye West and his upcoming album "Yandhi," and the effect that both artist have on this generation of hip hop.

A little-known Georgia code, OCGA 21-2-215, says your high school must provide you with the opportunity to register to vote. Does yours? Maya Martin of VOX ATL investigates. Register to vote before October 9.

VOX ATL reporters Mack, Chris and Nicole debate on the future of the DC Extended Universe. Will DC ever get it together and actually compete with the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

VOX ATL reporters Christina, Jabari and Lyric sat down with young actor TJ Wright of the upcoming movie "The Hate U Give." Listen find out more about this up-and-coming talent.

As VOX ATL gets ready to dive into the new VOX Investigates Fall 2018 issue on THE ISMS and discrimination, a few staff members shared their thoughts on identity. Listen up.

In this special episode, VOXcast OG's Kenneth Franklin and Khalil Shipman discuss their hopes going into their freshman year of college and reflect on their time as VOX Teens.

Problematic faves watch out, VOX ATL editor Erin Davis is raising the bar for what is considered acceptable, and defining what exactly will get you digitally crucified on Twitter. In the age of youthful social awareness and problematic public figures as well as the attached callouts associated with them, she with fellow VOXers Amariyah Callender and Christian Stallworth dive into what exactly cancel culture is, and why we need it more than ever in 2018.

The "When Girls like Girls" podcast is about femme (feminine) presenting lesbians and their experiences in the world. Femme presenting lesbians were chosen specifically not to say that other identifying lesbians do not have a hard time in the world but to show that femme presenting lesbians have it harder. They are the lesbians that no one expects to be lesbian so they are constantly harassed and told they can somehow be changed with heterosexual sex or questioned about who they love. This podcast is hosted by Christian Stallworth, a stem (both feminine and masculine) presenting lesbian who has dated femme presenting lesbians and has seen their struggle. She wanted to produce this podcast to give them a platform to get their voices heard and to help bust myths and stereotypes about them.

VOX ATL reporter Amariyah talked to a handful of high school seniors and recent high school graduates about the importance of learning outside of the classroom and finding extra-curricular activities.

Noel Greene aka "Big G" delivers another great episode, this time we're talking about Male Body Image. Listen as he is joined by fellow VOX Media Cafe reporters Terell, Lexi and Maya.

VOX Media Cafe reporter Krystal White talked to Atlanta area teens about how schools can be safer and prevent the next tragic school shooting.

VOX Media Cafe reporter Noel Greene takes a look at the lives of high school student athletes to see how athlete burnout impacts them. What he found was that football, basketball, softball and even cheerleading can be demanding.

The "When Girls like Girls" podcast is about different types of lesbians and their experiences in the world. It introduces three types: fem, stem & stud or masculine presenting lesbians. A "fem" is a feminine presenting lesbian, a "stem" is lesbian who presents both a feminine and masculine gender, and a "stud" is a masculine-presenting lesbian. This podcast is hosted by Christian Stallworth, a stem presenting lesbian who wanted to produce this podcast to give lesbians a platform to get their voices heard and to help bust myths and stereotypes about them. Art: Avanti Upad

VOX VMCers went to the Boys & Girls Club. They sat down with Notes for Notes’ teen musicians, Fate Bussey, Sydney Rowen, and Christa Beth Campbell, to talk with about their music and how they use music to cope with stress. This podcast was conducted by Jordan Owens and Isabel Reynolds. Jordan is 16, she lives in Fayette County and goes to school at Starr’s Mill High School. Isabel is 14, she lives in Fulton County and attends The Paideia School.

In the third episode of VOXCAST Season 3, the squad talks about the hype surrounding the new Netflix teen drama "On My Block."

SPOILER FREE? Marvel’s "Avengers: Infinity War" came out this week! The VOXCast crew took the opportunity to share our predictions, theories and speculation for the biggest crossover event ever to hit the silver screen. Who dies? Who lives? Who’s coming back in the sequel set to release next year? 10 years of Marvel movies have been leading up to this movie… and this VOXcast episode! Also, come visit us at VOX ATL on Saturday, April 28, for our annual VOX-A-PALOOZA. RSVP here: bit.ly/voxapalooza18

The Voxcast is back with Season 3 baby! Our podcast team featuring Mack Walker, Kenneth Franklin, Khalil Shipman, Amariyah Callendar, and Chris Jordan have all worked very hard to present to you this Season’s collection. In this episode, Amariyah, Kenneth, and Khalil debate each other on one of the most important moments of the upperclassman high school experience: Prom! Amariyah and Kenneth, who have attended prom in the past, school first timer Khalil on what to expect, what to look forward to, what to look out for when participating in the event. With those final words, we present to you episode one of Season 3 of the Voxcast! Enjoy!

VOX ATL's Mack Walker sits down with Grammy-nominated artist @6lack before his big homecoming concert in Atlanta.

In the latest episode of the Voxcast, the team Aryanna, Chasity, Kenneth, Khalil and Mack tackle the new Dekalb County "Digital Dreamers Initiative," and the hypocrisy of Atlanta public schools' dress code laws. For more teen created content visit VOXATL.com.

The most subscribed to creator on YouTube said the 'N' word, in public, on a live stream. What do Atlanta teens think about that? The VOXCast explores Pewdiepie's statements, his response, and what his fans have to say on our third episode. Special thanks to Omniboi for the music in this episode! https://soundcloud.com/omniboi EDITOR’S NOTE: This episode is particularly explicit due to the nature of our topic. Sometimes things get heated and the language we use reflects that, but the fact that Pewdiepie continues to be successful after having dropped a slur in a live stream speaks volumes to the mindset of the internet community and the world as a whole.

In the new and long-awaited second episode of the VOXCast, the VOX Teens discuss the controversial video from South Florida rapper XXXtentacion and discuss how the violence in this music may be overshadowing his heartfelt message about racism.

Teen Staffers Haley Henderson, Khalil Shipman, Kenneth Franklin, Mack Walker and Keana Martin-Sanders (in addition to adult support from WABE’s very own Molly Samuel) have worked tirelessly to edit, produce and compose this podcast. This podcast includes different segments — from music and movie reviews to special guest interviews. -- IT'S WHAT THE TEENS WANT!!!!! ;)