Ahs Podcasts

Kobie VanPortfliet and Kennedy Jorgensen wonder if taking a class with Mr. Miller is worth the stress and potential hit to the GPA.

Tyson Sjodin and Braedyn Smith wonder if playing sports in high school was such a great idea.

Kendall Ratz wonders if PSEO is a good choice or not.

Isabel Munsterteiger and Courtney Lindgren see if there is any reason to date in high school using the rational choice model of economics.

Sophie Morris wonders if breakfast really is the most important meal of the day.

Alex Mateyka wonders if the time spent playing video games throughout high school was really worth it.

Mallory Leitinger asks a reasonable question - should you go to prom? Econ has the answers.

The Maddies (Lehrer and Winter) dig into the flex schedule experiment to find out if it was worth it.

Adrian Kramarczuk does his thing and explores the savings decision of high school students.

Studying and working out - how much is enough? Nick Carr explores the law of diminishing marginal utility

Do I do this? Fully online? Fully in-person? Hybrid? Emma Jacobson explores the economics of PSEO.

Bella Henline explores private vs public colleges.

Tyler Gruhlke and Gavin Wagner explore the hidden economics of the school lunch choice.

Kenna Garard and Camille Parenteau explore the economics of deciding between a 2 year college experience or a 4 year college experience.

Tyler Franke and Breckyn Williams point out how economics weaves throughout the decision to be a member of the track team.

Mara Dox explores the economics of having a job in high school.

Alec Faust examines the economics of car ownership.

Wyatt Anderson explores the economics of having a car as a high school student.

BPA Podcast Competition Submission on the influence of AI on GenZ

Ryan Alexander also explores the economics of sleep for high school students.