Hills Review

Selah Neary speaks with her father, actor and musician Robert Neary, about his success and rise to "almost-fame" with his Neil Diamond tribute show "So Good: The Neil Diamond Experience". In her podcast, she explores how the show came to be and talks to other family members about how the show has changed their lives for the better.

BTS is a Korean musical group that has seven members and a following in the millions. Melanie McIntyre admits that while initially hesitant to listen to the band, she soon found herself joining a fandom that can only be described by its name: the BTS Army. This fandom quickly introduced her to the many different types of fans out there, as well as the politics involved in being a fan.

It's Monday, February 28th, 2022 and welcome to Hills Review -- the High School East Student Podcast. BTS is a Korean musical group that has seven members and a following in the millions. On Tuesday, Melanie McIntyre admits that while initially hesitant to listen to the band, she soon found herself joining a fandom that can only be described by its name: the BTS Army. This fandom quickly introduced her to the many different types of fans out there, as well as the politics involved in being a fan. On Thursday, Selah Neary speaks with her father, actor and musician Robert Neary, about his success and rise to "almost-fame" with his Neil Diamond tribute show "So Good: The Neil Diamond Experience". In her podcast, she explores how the show came to be and talks to other family members about how the show has changed their lives for the better. Have a great week everyone… and remember to follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Sisters Nina and Lila Goldstein discuss their thoughts on the television show Grey’s Anatomy. While Nina tells you why this is the show of your "McDreams", Lila explains why the show is about as much fun as root canal.

As teens, we have all heard the phrase “watching TV is a waste of time" or “go do something more productive”. In this podcast, Anastasia Jairam explains why watching TV and movies is actually beneficial to your social life, learning, and mental health.

It's Monday, February 14th, 2022. Happy Valentine's Day! and welcome to Hills Review -- the High School East Student Podcast. As teens, we have all heard the phrase “watching TV is a waste of time" or “go do something more productive”. This Tuesday, Anastasia Jairam explains why watching TV and movies is actually beneficial to your social life, learning, and mental health. On Thursday, Sisters Nina and Lila Goldstein discuss their thoughts on the television show Grey’s Anatomy. While Nina tells you why this is the show of your "McDreams", Lila explains why the show is about as much fun as root canal. Have a great week everyone… and remember to follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Sam Zaret and Jacob Shapiro will eat a half-dozen fast food chicken sandwiches on their quest to find the best one. We're not sure if this will give you any good dinner ideas, but we're pretty sure that you'll be hungry when you finish listening!

Marissa Wolff talks about the enjoyment she gets from cooking. In particular, how cooking allows her to express herself by adding her own flavor and style to the dishes she prepares.

It's Monday, February 7th, 2022 and welcome to Hills Review -- the High School East Student Podcast. "Cooking," according to world famous chef Wolfgang Puck, "is like painting or writing a song. Just as there are only so many notes or colors, there are only so many flavors—it’s how you combine them that sets you apart” This week we have two podcasts for all the foodies out there. On Tuesday, Marissa Wolff talks about the enjoyment she gets from cooking. In particular, how cooking allows her to express herself by adding her own flavor and style to the dishes she prepares. On Thursday, Sam Zaret and Jacob Shapiro will eat a half-dozen fast food chicken sandwiches on their quest to find the best one. We're not sure if this will give you any dinner ideas for Valentine's day, but we're pretty sure that you'll be hungry when you finish listening! Have a great week everyone… and if you like what you're listening to, please tell your friends to follow Hills Review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Hectic school, tons of work, and freezing temperatures make all of us wish we could travel somewhere to disconnect from reality. In this edition of Students in the Hall, we do our best to take your mind off the fact that there are still nearly fifty days left in winter. Lily London, Ipek Basturk, and Victoria Czoch ask members of High School East the question: if you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?