Emily's test run (too fun not to share)
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Just testing the mic, but saving because who doesn't get a giggle from this?
Hosted by El Tigre Staff · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 53 episodes
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Roar! Welcome to our tiger den. This podcast has been created by the Valencia High School journalism and publication class. This course is a California Technical Education (CTE) course, part of ValTech, and also fulfills the requirements of a “F” elective course for college and universities. The ultimate mission of this podcast is to express the pedagogy within our classroom as well as to pick the trials and tribulations experienced in today’s global society through print media and social media forums. The views, information, or opinions expressed during the series are solely the student's.
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Just testing the mic, but saving because who doesn't get a giggle from this?
Emily, our co-editor in chief has been an imperative and integral part of our class. This is our senior send-off, giving her the floor one last time. I know Evelyn and I (along with the rest of the team) will miss Emily'
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Evelyn kindly takes one for the team to show them what it's like to be on air. She is a true champion!
El Tigre is taking a turn and covering campus life as well as the previous content.
Kathryn talks about the evolution of journalism in podcasts as well as her passion for crime media. This rambling is a must listen to as we had way too much fun and took a bit longer than usual.
Sports photography with Sean and Schiff. What it means to be on the field during an event and what the pressure it like when a camera is in your hand.
Schiff cries as her two editors leave for college. This is a very sweet episode. We needed tissues.
Joanna talks about being in ASB, AVID, Swim, Water Polo, and she's a photo journalist on our El Tigre team. Wow!
Discussing racism in reporting and how it affects POC communities.
An interview with Gabe about photo journalism and his manual focus.
A look at how journalism covers the Art world and enhances its reach.
Jaycob and Schiff discuss how journalism and music collide in our latest episode of ROAR.
Erica talks to Schiff about the evolution of food and journalism. Schiff then professes her undying appreciation for Phil Rosenthal as she gets sidetracked by the idea of food and heartwarming food media.
The difference in Columbian vs American news outlets.
Gyancarlo and Schiff discuss sports and journalism... and other random thoughts.
Roberto and Young discuss El Tigre at the end of the year.
A discussion with our 9th grade journalist, Evelyn about privacy and public figures.
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