In this piece, host Eva Spiegelman held an educational Q&A session with Ms. Parente, a Roslyn High School librarian and director of the Names, Not Numbers program.

In the second episode of her series Survivor Stories Through Sound, host Eva Spiegelman interviewed Holocaust survivor and former high school principal Manfred Korman to discuss his survival, life after the war, and efforts in preserving Holocaust history. Mr. Korman and Eva discuss the Names, Not Numbers program at RHS and discover the impacts of…

Holocaust denial is on the rise, and our generation can find ways to combat it.  In this episode, host Eva Spiegelman sat down with her great-uncle, Holocaust survivor Laszlo Selly, to learn how he has coped with escaping a mass genocide. With less than 220,000 Holocaust survivors living today, it is crucial to preserve their…

Can you imagine using a Time Machine for the purpose of learning about the history of music listening devices?  The piece “A Journey Through Sound” does exactly this.  I speak to my experience as a music lover, my observations of how my Gen Z peers listen to music in today’s digital age, my thorough research…

Have you ever wanted to create you're own music?  Music is everywhere in life, so why not try it out? It's easy, too! In this episode of Archive Mode, Ryder Weinberg shows you step-by-step how he created music. Taking inspiration from the 90s generation to create a song of his own. Listen in on the…

What if we never actually left 2016 -- or we’re the ones bringing it back? Think unicorn Frappuccinos, skinny jeans, chokers, throwback playlists, and loud, colorful energy, it’s all back thanks to gen z reviving it. From aesthetics to music to internet chaos, 2026 feels like a recycled timeline. In this episode of Archive Mode,…

Earlier this year, New York governor Kathy Hochul passed the “Bell to Bell” no cellphone policy with the hopes of changing the way students experience a regular school day. Some argue that the ban will help improve focus, classroom engagement, and mental health, while others who disagree argue in regards to safety and communication. This…

Visual and audio learning affect the way students process and remember information in the classroom. While some students learn best through visuals such as videos, images, and demonstrations, others understand information more clearly through listening, discussion, and sound. Different classroom environments and teaching methods can also impact attention, focus, and participation. Research has shown that…

For over five decades, Scooby Doo has remained culturally relevant by leaving a mark on every generation. Fans enjoy the playfulness of the show and it's predictable formula. But recent adaptations are going deeper. Scooby Doo's 2014 reboot, Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated, is more than just comedic masks and zany capers. Senior Ryder Weinberg talks about the underlying differences between…

After a decade, the famous video game Minecraft still remains relevant. Multiple generations continue to grow up on this game and revist it - usually sporadically. Senior Ryder Weinberg talks about why the game still has popularity and it's current significance. Listen in and immerse yourself in the world of Minecraft. 

Host Kaylee Rhine sits down with Roslyn High School's own Bella Rice, a nationally recognized influencer, who was brave enough to get behind a mic and spill the candy.  Hear how Bella balances her role as both influencer and student all while eating some sweet and sour candies.

In this series, Kenzie Miller, a sophomore at Roslyn High School, compares and contrasts the opinions of younger and older generations while exploring important current events and diving deep into big social questions. In this debut episode, Kenzie delves into whether or not celebrities should be more mindful of what they say about political issues. 

Are you somebody who enjoys making music? Well, I sure do.  I started by playing the violin and somehow found myself recording original pop songs and singing before live audiences. Listen below to find out how I got here. The articles below are featured in this podcast: A Thai pop star uses her music to critique…

If you were told not to do something, would that make you want to do it even more? People who break the rules don’t just face consequences themselves, they also affect everyone around them.  In this episode, host Jordan Feldstein talks about why people ignore the rules even when they know the risks and how…

Holocaust denial is on the rise, and our generation can be the one to combat it.  In this episode, host Eva Spiegelman sat down with her great-uncle, Holocaust survivor Laszlo Selly to learn about his experience surviving a mass genocide. With less than 220,000 Holocaust survivors living today, it is crucial to preserve their voices…