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Staff Writer Sophia Bender interviews Dr. Robert Covel regarding the release of his first novel, "Twilight of the Gods."

In the sixth episode of “From the Panther Pit,” Sports Editor Jenna Sanders and Staff Writer Ty Odom sit down to talk about the football team’s success in region play, volleyball playoffs, and softball playoffs. They also discussed cross country and the upcoming cheer competition.

On the fifth episode of “From the Panther Pit” for the 2018-19 school year, Staff Writer Ty Odom joins Editor-in-Chief Rilee Stapleton to update fall sports. The two cover the cross-country team’s last meet, volleyball’s recent success, the softball team’s dominance, and the football team’s recent win over Jonesboro.

Welcome back to “Real Talk.” On this episode, Op-ed Editor Abri Hausman and Staff Writer Sophia Bender sit down to talk about middle school relationships. They’re cringy, awkward, and have no real value unless you want a painful memory. In summary, ew. And that's a real problem.

In the fourth episode of “From the Panther Pit” for the 2018-2019 school year, Sports Editor Jenna Sanders and Staff Writer Ty Odom sit down to talk about sports around Starr's Mill. The two discuss the success of many teams and the struggles the football team has been facing. Also included is an interview from Staff Writer Nick Hardin who spoke with varsity volleyball head coach Jason Flowers.

On the third episode of “From the Panther Pit” of the 2018-19 school year, Staff Writer Ben Barkley joins Editor-in-Chief Rilee Stapleton as the two discuss how September has treated sports at the Mill. The two tackle cross-country, volleyball, softball and football. Segment includes interviews with football head coach Chad Phillips and softball head coach Mark Williamson.

Welcome back to “Real Talk.” Op-ed Editor Abri Hausman and Staff Writer Sophia Bender sit down to talk about people with unafflicted eyesight wanting to wear glasses to make themselves look hotter. Once we actually sat down though we realized it's so much more than that. Whether it’s because of the media’s perpetuating new ideal looks or the power of conformity, people want glasses. And that’s a real problem. Or is it?

In the second episode of the fourth season of “Panther Pit,” Sports Editor Jenna Sanders and Staff Writer Ty Odom sit down to talk about the first month of fall sports. The two discuss the recent success of the football and softball teams, and new standout players.

Welcome back to “Real Talk.” It’s Op-ed Editor Abri Hausman and Staff Writer Sophia Bender kicking off both our senior years by roasting the children’s cartoon: “Caillou.” And before anyone gets mad as us for hating this kid he doesn’t actually have Leukemia. This cartoon is just annoying and that a real problem.

In the first episode of the fourth season of “From the Panther Pit,” Editor-in-Chief Rilee Stapleton and Sports Editor Jenna Sanders sit down to talk about the beginning of fall sports. The two discuss the changes in each of the sports, and the early season success of softball and volleyball. Also included are interviews with varsity volleyball coach Jason Flowers and varsity softball coach Mark Williamson.

For the last time, Starr’s Mill High School’s two brightest, greatest, sexiest minds come together for the ultimate finale. Listen in on this episode of “Real Talk” as the Argumentum forefathers, seniors Walker Allen and Liam O’Connell, get together and discuss freshman year, senior year, college, and everything in between. It’s been a wild ride for the past two years, and we’re glad we could keep it real.

This is “Real Talk.” Staff writers Abri Hausman and Ashton Long sit down to discuss the humorous graphic tee shirts in the women’s section, more specifically the lack of them. The two explore how clothing companies force women to go to the men’s section, and then society judges them for shopping in the “wrong” section. Women are truly in a no-win situation, and that’s a real problem.

This is “Real Talk.” The battle of the book nerds has begun. The fight between printed books and eBooks has reigned long enough and here to lay out all the facts are staff writers Abri Hausman and Ashton Long.

This is “Real Talk.” Staff writers Abri Hausman and Ashton Long sit down to discuss the sweet, wonderful, and importance of the romantic holiday, Valentine’s Day. The evolution of Valentine’s Day through school grades went from cute little boxes to thoughtful gifts that influence the economy. Maybe Cupid truly does have a point.

This is “Real Talk.” Staff writers Abri Hausman and Ashton Long sit down and talk about a problem plaguing society–pockets. Specifically useless women’s pant pockets that don’t hold anything except the tips of fingers. This problem that has been around since women first started wearing pants has created a necessity for women to carry around purses that are a real pain.

This is “Real Talk.” Staff Writer Abri Hausman sits down with senior Patrick Kelly, the student responsible for leading the school in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance each morning. The two discuss everything Patrick Kelly does to complete his “intimidating” responsibility. The episode will make you laugh and make you think. Most importantly, this episode of “Real Talk” will explain a high school senior commanding 1,500 people for 20 seconds. It’s been real.

Welcome to “Real Talk,” where the microphone only picks up real sounds. The two most lush and tender minds sat down this month with Starr’s Mill’s very own Principal Allen Leonard. The combined brains discussed the highs and even higher highs of Mr. Leonard’s first year as principal, along with his fashionable fashion sense. Tune in for Allen, Leonard, and O’Connell in this school year’s final episode of “Real Talk.” Join us next year for even more realness, and even more talk. Thank you for joining us. It’s been real. Adviser’s note: In producing this edition of “Real Talk,” Allen and O’Connell experienced some technical difficulties in recording and sound quality. In an effort to protect and preserve the auditory sweetness you are about to enjoy, additional software was used.

This month, Walker and Liam sat down for a simple chat about superhero movies. Are they good? Are they bad? Will Walker turn out to be a bigger man than Superman? Probably not, but that’s no reason to not tune in for this month’s “Real Talk.” Thanks for joining us. It’s been real. *Spoiler alert for “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice”

Welcome to “Real Talk,” where we like to talk real. What are the youth interested in? We can’t talk about that at school. What do the youth care about? Well, lots of stuff, but if there’s one thing that everyone cares about, it’s school. Well… it’s getting to that time of year again, so does everyone really care about school? Well, let’s talk this out.

This week was Super Tuesday, so in this month’s episode of “Real Talk,” the two greatest, most brilliant professional political analysts at The Prowler discuss the presidential stumble to the White House. Listen to a candidate-by-candidate analysis of the 2016 race you nine-to-fivers don’t hear from us eight-to-fourers. Thank you for joining us, and as always, it’s been real.