Another trimester, another exhibition! Courtney and Hunter get together to reflect on last month's Trimester I Exhibition, and also talk about a recent opportunity for Odyssey's freshman to collaborate and receive feedback from our seniors. We are also reminded that for all of our bickering, winter in Southern California just doesn't compare to most other places in the world.

Courtney and Hunter are back! Now that in-person learning has returned, our hosts are back in the saddle to reflect on the transition back to campus, along with the success and challenges of teaching seniors and freshmen. Plus, Courtney and Hunter had plenty of life updates in between. Here's to a renewed Season 2!

Geo is back! This time, he is here to talk all about his learning around Type 2 Diabetes, including it's sometimes-bizarre history, biological function, harmful stereotypes, and ways to avoid a Type 2 diagnosis.

In this Scholar Showcase, Rebecca enlists the help of her sister, Miriam, to learn more about schizophrenia. While the girls lighten the mood with their banter, they take the time to understand the truth behind a schizophrenia diagnosis, along with a deconstruction of some of the harmful myths perpetuated by the media about mental illness more generally.

On this installment of the Scholar Showcase series, Anevay shares with her audience what she has learned about breast cancer, and how she has had her life personally impacted by the disease.

Against all odds, Courtney and Hunter manage to carve out the time to put together another episode, this time to discuss the recent semester transition at Odyssey. They highlight the two major projects their scholars have embarked upon, the transition between classes, and big events coming up in their personal futures!

Courtney and Hunter reconvene to talk about the wins and the losses so far from distance learning this year. Less structure, more conversation, which is always a nice change of pace, especially when we don't get to meet in person anymore! Plus, special guest appearance from Luno.