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May 18, 2019 9 min

Epi.3 American Schools

from The Lunch Club Hosted by The Lunch Club

The Lunch Club teams talks about influences at school from Emily Griffith's Pioneering Education in the Western U.S. to Struggles with depression and then end with a new Conspiracy Theory they've heard. #EatUp Who Are We? The Lunch Club is a podcast of educators and students in an ordinary Middle School in The Rocky Mountains. Contributors create structured and unstructured episodes of the average conversations 6th-8th graders have on the day to day basis when gathered around the Lunch Table. Join us for silly, thoughtful and surprising chats as we close of the 2018-2019 School Year in America! #EatUp

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