tbh: by, about, and for teenagers
tbh is made by, about, and for teenagers. And for anybody else who wants to hear what’s on our minds.
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tbh is back! And this season, we’re thinking about what it is like to live through a pandemic, gender identity, inclusive sex education and learning remotely. We'll also hear about social media culture wars and the ways that teens struggle with mental health. -
Today, we're bringing you a special episode of a new podcast from Oregon Public Broadcasting. It's The Class Of 2025. Students who are expected to… -
This year has marked a turning point in how American athletes have engaged in political issues. Over the summer, the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks refused to play… -
America’s entrenched institutional racism has roots in its schools. In this episode of tbh, Masiyah Edwards reflects on how too often, students in the Bay… -
Oakland Tech is one of the most diverse schools in the country, and Chosang Tenzin, a Tibetan American and high school senior, had looked forward to going… -
2020 is the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, an important landmark for inclusion. In this episode of tbh, Avery Dauer tells the… -
Is cancel culture a valid form of activism? In this episode of tbh, Ava Richards explores a question that's on the minds of millions, as new controversies… -
The video game industry is a multi-billion dollar enterprise, and has been growing during the pandemic. It arguably plays a bigger role in our lives than… -
This season, we’re thinking about the election and we’re here to talk about the social justice issues that matter to us. Like rooting out sexual assault… -
Bay Area schools are shut down until at least May. That leaves tens of thousands of students at home, finding ways to learn, to cope, and to find joy.…
