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In this podcast episode Will Peitzsch ‘29 interviews Mary Rose who most recently authored the novel Evelyn Am, Daydreamer. They discuss Mary’s many different career paths and the journeys that she went through leading up to the writing of her novel. Over the course of her life, Mary has worked as a social worker and taught English in Budapest. Link to Music: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/john-lopker/spaceship-earth/soul-of-orleans/

Featured people: Nico Wolahan, Sebastian Borja This podcast will include an interview with Nico about the Champions League quarter-final first legs, with specific questions about each game and his opinion on it.

This episode features an interview with a multi-sport athlete from Catlin Gabel School. We talk about the challenges of balancing multiple sports while handling pressure from coaches, teammates, and personal expectations. He shares the mental and physical demands, including staying in shape, managing schoolwork, and overcoming setbacks. At the same time, we highlight the rewards, like personal growth, discipline, and the excitement of competing in different sports. Overall, the episode gives a clear look at both the struggles and successes that come with being a dedicated student athlete.

Nico Wolahan learns more about the future of the world cup

In this episode, Nelle Harris ‘28 will interview Ellery Shaw on her extraordinary collection of hotel key cards! Having 111 key cards to discuss, she shares exciting travel stories about herself and close friends, highlighting the significance that collections hold sentimentally.

Today's episode by John Schuyler with a feature from a very special guest Paolo Pedroza. In the episode discuss the direction in which college basketball is headed, we discuss the NIL era, transfer portal, and more. We also dive into the madness of March.

Ellery Shaw '29 interviews the founder and owner of Cotta Coffee.

A Yap With Elizabeth Gibbs: Elizabeth Gibbs is a 2004 Catlin Gabel alumna who returned to work at the school as a director and teacher in the theater department. This episode covers everything from the theater program then versus now to the cafeteria food!

Brandon Harad ‘27 interviews Azalea Colburn ‘26 about her leftist activism. The interview begins with Azalea’s childhood and walks through her life, noting important milestones in her ideological development and her work against generative AI in Catlin classrooms.

This podcast is hosted by Bel Stenger, Catlin Gabel class of ‘28. Today I am joined by Mira Herman, Catlin class of ‘26 to talk about her theatre career. We cover school theatre, community theatre, and even professional theatre opportunities she has had. Mira has been a constant theatre inspiration for me pretty much my whole life, so I was very curious to hear her thoughts on a number of theatre-related topics.

In this episode with senior Katie Jin '26, we are joined by fellow seniors Alex, Nolan, Ella, and faculty member Matt to guess a series of stories submitted by Catlin faculty. Follow along as the group debates stories from the Australian jungle to their riveting high school love lives!

Recorded May 1, 2026 Submitted May 8, 2026 Episode Summary: Cole hangs out with Ari and Vishaka, touching on college, Baskin Robbins ice cream, history classes at Catlin Gabel, oversharing, and sea lions. Topics Covered: College Baskin Robbins (Pistachio) Ice Cream Rise of the Authoritarians Peter Shulman “Chonkers”, the Sea Lion Oversharing Social Media Music Credit: 01 Morning Rays Of The Sun, Maxim Novak

In this episode, Eliana Yoken ‘26 talks to Amanda Perez ‘26 about what our shared and different experiences in the lower school (AKA elementary school at Catlin Gabel) were like. This episode is nostalgic and reminiscent of what it is like to grow up and change from how you were when you were a young kid. We discuss our favorite and our worst memories as well as how our experiences at this school nearly 7 years ago prepared us for what’s next. Enjoy!

In CGS Senior Assassin Recap we follow the high school senior game of Senior Assassin as it unfolds through street style interviews and brief weekly updates.  What is Senior Assassin? A game played at the end of the year by 12th grade students where each player is assigned a target which they must eliminate by squirting them with a water gun. Wearing goggles keeps you safe from being tagged and tagging is not allowed in certain areas or at certain times. The game ends once only one player remains and they win a grand cash prize.

Conversational podcast where I research and present fascinating facts about animals to my co-host.