The Other Side

It doesn’t seem possible, but we are wrapping up our (short) second season and it is already time to say goodbye. But before we do, we look back on two years of The Other Side.Tune in to hear a teens take on Season Reflections.

We know what the letters stand for, but what does LGBTQIA+ mean to teens? How does someone navigate identity, belonging, and gender history in the world of today?

As stated by childwelfare.gov “Foster care is a temporary, court-monitored service provided by States to promote the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and youth.”But what does that feel like for the youth navigating that system?*Tune in to hear a teens take on Foster Care Awareness*This episode contains sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.

A bite sized episode talking about the challenges of voting.Hear what it feels like from teens who aren’t able to cast votes yet, and the pressure for those who can.Tune in to hear a teens take on voting.

The impact of fast fashion in the current world is an on-going conversation, but how does someone with limited resources navigate it?What is the impact on the global biodiversity?Tune in to hear part two of a teens take on Fast Fashion & Biodiversity Impact.

Gen X-Y-Z, Boomer, Millennial, Zoomer - you’ve heard all the generation names, but what does that actually mean when it comes to communicating?Tune in to hear part two of a teens take on Generational Differences.

Gen X-Y-Z, Boomer, Millennial, Zoomer - you’ve heard all the generation names, but what does that actually mean when it comes to communicating?Tune in to hear a teens take on Generational Differences.

On the final episode of The Other Side's first season, we get together in the studio to look back on some of our favorite moments.

This week on The Other Side, we delve into eco-anxiety: where it comes from and what we can do about it.

This week, we speak with Katy Shefler, a social worker at Binghamton High School, about the ways COVID has left its mark on teachers and students.

Today's technology means the line between virtual reality and real life is razor thin. On this week's episode of The Other Side, we speak with Stephanie Mix from the Crime Victims Assistance Center about how easy it is to lose yourself in the online world.

This week, we speak with Lori Williams from the Crime Victims Assistance Center about "love bombing," relationship red flags, and how to build healthy connections.

We continue last episode's conversation about tobacco and vaping use with Nikole Hurlbert, youth engagement coordinator at Reality Check and Grace Merill from Tobacco-Free Broome and Tioga.

On this week's episode of The Other Side, a conversation with Reality Check, a statewide movement that empowers teens as leaders in the fight against tobacco.

This week on The Other Side, we speak with two Binghamton High School students about the effects of restorative practices at their school.

This week on The Other Side, we talk with Jenn Smith, restorative practices coordinator at Binghamton High School, about her work with students in building trust and respect.

In this week's episode of The Other Side, we sit down with Courtney Rowley, a family navigator at the Addiction Center of Broome County.

On the third episode of The Other Side, Toby, Chloe, and Cailee talk through good (and bad) coping mechanisms, some ways adults can help young people deal with their mental health, and how to start those tough conversations.

On this episode of The Other Side, we dig into the curse of FOMO, that pesky little ‘LIKE’ button, and making the algorithm work for you. An episode about social media, from The Other Side: a youth-led podcast about mental health.

Welcome to The Other Side, a youth-led podcast about mental health from WSKG and Cornell Cooperative Extension’s 4-H Unity Endicott Teen Leaders.