We sum up our feelings on Liverpool’s new cell phone policy, and interview students and teachers for their views.
Sorry about the audio issues! A combination of using Skype for the podcast itself and doing interviews on a whim without our Snowball microphone impeded a bit into the quality. You’ll forgive us though, right? Right?
We really like food! Our Snack of the Day runs into our Tada! picks to create a food coma-inducing mix! Plus, we talk about cell phones and their place in school.
We like spring and Mr. Rogers, but not the new Barney, and Chris manages to play an iPod game the whole time we record.
We celebrate spring, talk about Obama and the “apocalypse” (they’re hopefully not related), and discuss the value of academic support.
As we’ve mentioned previously, we are having our first live show this Friday! Go to the live show page for more details. On Friday the 27th, you can tune into the show on the live show page. We look forward to discussing some topics with our listeners!
If you have any suggestions or have things you’d like to hear discussed on the live show, send us an email!
We discuss Native American mascots and our upcoming live show.
If you’re visiting our site after reading the latest issue of Liverpool High School’s newspaper The Lifeguard, thanks for stopping by! Nikki Papadopoulos, Chris Voll, and myself (David Owens) have been working on new episodes for Tada! since August, when we started the podcast. We talk about a lot of different things on the show, from crazy stuff (like Fergalicious) to more “serious” topics (like the pros/cons of a four day school week, or debating on whether homework really helps anyone).
For more information about the show, check out the about page or read our bios (although note they might be slightly exaggerated!).
Want to listen? There are a few ways to do so. You can subscribe to us in iTunes and listen to us on the go with your iPod. Or, if you prefer listening online, you can listen to any episode right on the Website by going to its show notes (scroll down further on the page for the episodes and their show notes).
Interested in being on or listening to our upcoming live episode? Head to the live show section of the site to learn more.
We want to produce episodes that are interesting to you. If you have any ideas for episodes, topics, or segments, or want to give us comments or critique, feel free to e-mail us.
Thanks again to Josh Peelman for writing the article for The Lifeguard, and to Liverpool High School for being supportive of its students and their interests!
Celebrate the New Year with Tada! as we look to the year ahead and warn everyone about Internet link spam.
Here are some questions to consider:
If you’d like to discuss any of these (or anything similar) on Tada!, we’d love to have you on the podcast! There are several options to get on:
An overview of teens and their use of technology!