Liberty Wingspan's Podcasts

United Colors of Liberty: Sanjana Vallampati

This week, sophomores Rin Ryu and Maya Silberman talk to sophomore Sanjana Vallampati about how being an in-person student compares to being a virtual student and the pros and cons of being in marching band.

Bitesize Science: Relationship between bird‘s eye size and adaptability

In this week's edition of Bitesize Science, senior Stephanie Chung talks about how eyeball sizes of the birds may reveal their vulnerability to habitat destruction.

 

 

The Worst Humanitarian Crisis

Hosted by senior Hamsa Madhira, this podcast talks about various socio-political issues, ideas, and experiences that are personal to her identity as a South Asian and Immigrant. This week, she will discuss the history and severity of the Yemen War, which is currently the largest ongoing humanitarian crisis. 

Texas Trio

Teachers Kristen Mayfield (Texas A&M alum), Kristen Newton (UT alum), and Jeb Matulich (Texas Tech), share their thoughts on college life at their respective schools. 

The Reel Deal: Netflix and Mario

Juniors Andrew Jáuregui and Athena Tseng discuss their recent movie watches and re-watches and Illumination's upcoming Super Mario cast list.

Bitesize Science: Kidney Stones and Geology

In this week's edition of Bitesize Science, senior Stephanie Chung talks about how insight into geology has helped scientists to develop treatments for Kidney Stones.

Dumb & Dumber: Episode 76

Junior Jordan Battey and Athena Tseng finally figure out why the podcast is called Dumb and Dumber and talk about the flaws in their favorite Netflix reality show, The Circle.

United Colors of Liberty: Maria Delgado

This week, sophomores Rin Ryu and Maya Silberman talk to teacher Maria Delgado about her time as an FISD teacher, how being a teacher of color impacts her teaching experience, and the importance of brain breaks.

TV Talk with Teachers: principal Ashley Rainwater

On this weeks episode of TV Talk with Teachers, principal Ashley rainwater joins Wingspan's Emily Thomas to discuss Judge Judy.

The Philosophical Debate

Hosted by senior Hamsa Madhira, this podcast talks about various socio-political issues, ideas, and experiences that are personal to her identity as a South Asian and Immigrant. This week, she will discuss how moral relativism, a philosophical idea that explains the subjectivity of ethicality, has implications on the political stances we take.