“They think I’m your sugar daddy,” joked George to Tia as they walked across the crowded diner to their table. Sometimes complete strangers make the best companions. Listen to Tia as she describes one of the most memorable breakfasts of her life. Story told by Tia Carter

It’s easy to label a person, a culture or a religion; and, unfortunately, once someone’s mind is made up, it’s pretty hard to change it. That said, Matt gave it a shot. Listen in as Matt describes how he handled being labeled by a classmate, and what he did about it. Story told by Matt Bernstein

What if where you sat in french class dramatically altered your life forever? Rob’s story provides a glimpse into how competitive, and often unfair, the high school placement process is, and just how powerful a hunch can be. Story told by Robert Louis-Charles

How do high school students handle racism? Hannah shares how her decision to enroll in a 10th grade African American Literature class led to some uncomfortable revelations about life in her hometown. Story told by Hannah Miller