Radio 101

Olivia Boone had a normal childhood—or so she thought—until she le

Gun violence and school shootings are without a doubt divisive issues.

Jefri Samodal’s behaviour in school was unacceptable.

When Aidan Kinser went to bed that night four years ago, he had no

Trying to achieve a balance between school and time with family and frie

Emma Gordon is your typical teenager. She is a freshman at R.J.

Hugh Bray has worked every day since he was ten to save up and buy his first car.

Andie Meise's father has been addicted to crack cocaine since Andie was a baby. Andie's mother, Kathy Pickett, says it took her a while to realize he had a problem.

Radio 101 reporter, Vivian McAllister, talks about how her grandfather’s absence is part of a larger societal problem. Radio 101 is WFDD’s educational program for high school students.

In preparation for the upcoming debate, the Reynolds High School news team asked students to step into the shoes of a moderator. What questions would students ask the candidates?

Erick Forkpah's mother moved to Virginia to go to college when he was in fourth grade. For the next three years, she would come home to visit every month, or every other month.

Persia Taheri's father is Persian and her mother is African American. Persia says she was initially oblivious about race.