Teen Talk Podcast

Tracy Dixon from 98.5 KYGO talks to teens about how learning to take initiative starts at an early age with small things like showing your work in school. As you get older it becomes more of an expectation. One teen gives his advice, "Keep on taking initiative, keep on standing out no matter what level you are at." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teens are struggling navigate how they should view politics with everything they hear/see in the media. When asked what would they would like to see when they are 50 years old, they told KOSI 101.1's Murphy Huston, “Being able to live a sustainable, thriving and flourishing life.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

104.3 The Fan's Mike Evans talked with teens about how it is difficult being a teen today. “You realize what you missed and how much the pandemic impacted you." Maddie, Logan and Saya are competing in a basketball tournament at the end of November for Hustle and Heart 33. The message from the organization is Kindness Matters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The transition from high school can be scary. The biggest fears being finding lockers and classes. One of the teens mentioned “I’m excited to start at a new place." Listen to the full with Sheena Sandoval from 98.5 KYGO and thanks to Mountain High Appliance! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition of Teen Talk, Zach Bye from 104.3 The Fan talks with teens about their struggles and navigating how to deal with being a child of divorced parents. “Acknowledge how you feel and talk about it." Listen to the full episode thanks to Mountain High Appliance! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As summer wraps up and the kids head back to school, local teens have a candid conversation with KYGO’s Fizz about the fear of catching COVID during the 2021-2022 school year. Thank you to Mountain High Appliance for your continued support of Teen Talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“We learn the most about ourselves in the most uncomfortable moments.”-unknown. KOSI 101.1 Morning Show Host Jenny D talks with local teens this week on Teen Talk about the importance of personal connections. Throughout the pandemic, many teens have almost forgotten what it is like to be in a group setting. “Jump over that wall, and throw yourself back in.” Listen to the full episode at https://kygo.com/teen-talk. Thanks to Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...

Mountain High Appliance is the proud sponsor of Teen Talk. This episode showcases host DMac from 104.3 The Fan and two local teenagers talking about how teens stayed healthy during quarantine. “60 minutes of physical activity helped with my mental health.” Listen to the full episode here and Thanks to Mountain High Appliance! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How has the increase of technology affected teens and their mental health? One local teen has a very personal perspective of how screen time reminded her that connections have been critical this year. Whether it be with school peers, long distance friendships or social media. Is your teen resilient? Thank you to Mountain High Appliance for your continued support of Teen Talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The pandemic has caused relationships to change across the board. A group of local teens discuss how their friendships have adapted over the past year. Family bonds are stronger, and friendships are more meaningful. The narrative of “why we are alone has switched to why we need to be together.” Teen Talk is proudly sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Teen Talk, moderator Jason Hopcus asked the question, “In reflection, what have you noticed in your own life?” “Have no expectations.” “Take nothing for granted.” “We were able to come together as a team”. These are some of the answers given by a group of local teens. Listen to episode 26 to hear the full conversation. Thank You to Mountain High Appliance for your continued support of Teen Talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The graduating class of 2020 had to face tremendous challenges. In this week’s episode of Teen Talk, we talk with a first year college student who has persevered, found determination and tackled Mental Wellness head on. Thanks to Mountain High Appliance for continuing to support Teen Talk! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Throughout the pandemic teen athletes have been faced with a series of ups, downs and adjustments. A group of female soccer players discuss the appreciation of crowds in the stands, how they miss in person support; both in school and on the field and how a simple text can make a teammates day. Teen Talk is proudly sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Our routines are off". "It's all so confusing." "Academic stress is at an all time high". Teen Talk episode 22 tackles a subject that is difficult to discuss, but is so necessary, Mental Health. Local high schoolers talk candidly about their ups, downs, struggles and daily changes throughout COVID19. It's an important conversation that needs to continue. Thank you to Mountain High Appliance for your continued support of Teen Talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teenagers today are experiencing an emotional shift like never before. In episode 21 of Teen Talk, local teenagers discuss how they have taken that emotional shift and turned it into good by serving their community. By connecting with Senior Citizens, neighbors or even moms that need help with home schooling, these kids have discovered that we can all become more united by connecting through emotion. Proudly brought to you by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...

“Confusing and Uncertain.” These are two words that local teenagers used to describe the world they are living in right now. In this episode of Teen Talk, these and other teens discuss how they have developed coping skills to deal with their current Mental Health. It's encouraging, promising and inspiring. Are you regularly checking in on your family and loved ones? Are you staying active? Tune in to see how hopeful these kids are. Teen Talk is sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See...

“Relationship building happens at school. On the playground, in class, with our teachers and with our peers. We can’t do that now.” Local High Schoolers discuss the impact that the shifting through COVID has had on them. How are they connecting with friends? How are they preparing for college now? Should teenagers have to market themselves? Listen to these inspirational kids give us all hope. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you have the courage to speak up? Local teenagers talk candidly about how to stand up for yourself when discussing racism. Teen Talk episode #18 is a real conversation about how to be active in the community. Teen Talk is sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kindness…How do you make people feel happy? In episode #17 of Teen Talk, local teenagers talk about their pandemic frustrations, finding connections and remind us all to be kind to one another! Proudly sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With summer well under way and teenagers continuing to adjust to "this new normal," we connected with a some teens to continue the discussion about the Coronavirus Pandemic, what it feels like, and how families are coping. Get connected. Find your tribe! Sponsored by Mountain High Appliance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.