Episode 9: Merdead

from COVID-18 · host Rachel Livinal

Seniors in order of appearance: Angelina Giron, El Capitan High School Christina Rhaburn, El Capitan High School Lyrical Adam, El Capitan High School Evren Ayik, Merced High School Aliyah Moreno, El Capitan High School Rolando Guillen, El Capitan High School Pete Garcia, El Capitan High School Instagram for We'Ced Youth Media: @wecedyouth

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Seniors navigate the harsh realities of employment and small businesses, social media conspiracy theories, and all in our little home city called Merced.

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