In this episode, writer Nishaant Sinha interviews history teacher Wes Morse about the evolution of his hair. Listen to Morse's perspective on what he calls the "chronology of a hairline receded" — his experience from growing up with a middle part to adopting a lighthearted view on hair loss.

Join writer Alina Tie as she interviews Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Ellegood about their fitness journey.

Follow editor Saba Sharifolnasabi as she talks with two of the artists who helped paint the mural that used to be in the library.

Follow writer Cecillia Zhou as she interviews Ms. Conrad about her career in the production of television shows, movies, and plays.

Join writer Srinika Joshi as she interviews both junior Eli Goodman and English teacher Alex Han in order to discover the potential dangers and effects of the new era of artificial intelligence and the products it can and is creating.

Follow writer Anderson Chang as he tackles with teacher Oliver Yeh the question of what NIMBYism is in the context of housing and how it has played a role in shaping the Bay Area.

Join writer Anuj Shah as he explores alongside math teacher Jeremiah Rebustes the evolution of slang and how it has been used in today's society and education.

Join Sophia Yee as she discusses with Cupertino High School's business teacher Aiden Hill on the topic of the job market, the impact of AI, and what to do moving forwards as technology only continues to advance.

In this episode, staffer Anderson Chang interviews Cupertino High School teachers Colin Phares and Sean Coleman on the topic of men's mental health and why there is a stigma surrounding the topic.

Join Miya Widman as she hosts the publication's second ASB Executive Election Special and meets Pearl Lakhani and Hoa Ryoo, who are running for the president and vice president positions, respectively. This episode aims to inform listeners on the candidates for president and vice president for the 2025-2026 school year.The Associated Student Body's executive election takes place from Wednesday, Feb. 26 to Friday, Feb. 28.