Liberty Wingspan's Podcasts

Dumb and Dumber: Slime

Junior Athena Tseng and guest host sophomore Maya Silberman discussed the popularity of slime during their childhood and also, some other slimy things.

United Colors of Liberty: Vibha Immedisetty

This week, sophomores Maya Silberman and Rin Ryu talk with fellow sophomore Vibha Immedisetty about being a 14 year old sophomore, how that impacts her social and academic life, and her experience in band.

Dumb and Dumber: Don’t Look Up

This week, junior Athena Tseng and guest host senior Trisha Dasgupta talk about the faults in Netflix's new "satirical" social commentary film, Don't Look Up.

Bitesize Science: Tailored Solutions for Drug Manufacturing

In this week's edition of Bitesize Science, senior Seoyeon Stephanie Chung talks about on-demand drug manufacturing, also known as continuous-flow pharmaceutical manufacturing.

The Reel Deal: Spider-Man: No Way Home

Juniors Andrew Jáuregui and Athena Tseng, and senior Cooper Ragle discuss the latest film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sharing their favorite moments from Spider-Man: No Way Home.

United Colors of Liberty: Phoenix Meyers

This week, sophomores Rin Ryu and Maya Silberman talk with freshman Phoenix Meyers about his experiences living across the United States and how his first year of high school has been thus far.

The Reel Deal: favorite Christmas movies

With the holiday season around the corner, senior Cooper Ragle and juniors Andrew Jáuregui and Athena Tseng talk about their favorite holiday movies.

Dumb and Dumber: 2021

For the last podcast for 2021, juniors Jordan Battey and Athena Tseng reflect on the bad and good things that happened in the past year.

Bitesize Science: Genes & Healthspan

In this week's edition of Bitesize Science, senior Seoyeon Stephanie Chung talks about gene engineering technologies that can increase healthspan, not just lifespan.

United Colors of Liberty: Khushi Verma

This week, sophomores Rin Ryu and Maya Silberman talk with Khushi Verma about her experience moving from India to America, and how her hobbies have carried over.