In this podcast, two teenagers talk about their experience in a holding cell. They explain why they were put in a holding cell, how being in the holding cell was, and what their consequences were afterwards. Take a listen!

In this interview, i talked with my sister and her fiance about their views on woman in society.

In this podcast I interviewed my mom about what her life was and how she grew up as a jewish child and what she would consider herself.

A Podcast crossing boundaries like no other. Five fifteen year old's trying to avoid a world of trouble.

Naration- Andrew Chalfen
Interviw 1- Magnus
Interview 2- Sudan
Music- Be happy by Bobby McFerrin

"It's amazing... the lengths people are willing to go for the people they love. From lovers, to siblings, to parents, to friends, to pets. When you're heart gets truly attached to someone, there's no telling what you'll do for them. My name's Kam and in the following audio you'll hear about the boundaries and lines that people cross and the risk and sacrifices people make for the one's they love."

Opening up to people no matter what your telling them is a risk because they may judge you and not take it as well as they could. In this podcast there will be a conversation between a bisexual girl and a lesbian who are both open but both face a lot because of their sexual orientation.  

Do you remember what it was like in high school? Every year millions of kids attend Highschool and many the social dramas it brings. While teens are growing they learn about themselves and look for ways to extress it, and inside the Highschool walls they do so while trying to eiter fit in or stand out. In this podcast I interview one of those highschool students and how she crosses a boundary and tries to stand out using her clothes and artistic personality.

Music:
Tüby Trio- A Go Go
Django Reinhardt- Limehouse Blues
Ochre-Napolese
The Go! Team- Get It Together

​I interviewed my grandparents about how my grandfather changed religion to marry. The podcast is based theme of crossing boundaries.

Having more brothers and sisters effect you lifestyles vs. not having lots of brothers and sisters.