![]() It teaches people to always follow their dreams and passions, even if that means having to overcome several obstacles. Mic Drop overflows with positive messages. It is a professionally produced podcast with a fairly high production value that caters to kids and adults alike. I cared about what they had to say, because it reminds me so much of myself and some experiences that I have gone through. The stories are well thought out and interesting to listen to. Listening to Mic Drop allowed me to place myself into these kids' shoes. Other episodes include "Ben Beatboxes through his Parent's Divorce" and "Taneia brings Black Lives Matter to School." In Bella's episode, she discusses her on-and-off relationship with her elementary school boyfriend and the emotional rollercoaster that ensues. In Marty's episode, he discovers punk music and uses it as an escape from the bullying and teasing inflicted upon him by his classmates. Gabriela's episode is centered around her love of jiu-jitsu and judo, while also touching on her experience of being sexually harassed by some of her male teammates. I listened to the three latest episodes: Gabriela's, Marty's and Bella's. Mic Drop details certain aspects of teen life varying from fun extracurricular activities to more serious topics such as sexual harassment. It features stories of kids with varied personalities and stories that are meaningful, to a degree, as well as amusing to listen to. This podcast allows the listener to take a break from their own life and imagine what it is like to live as a teen in 2020, if they aren't a teen already. ![]() It is comforting to know that we aren't alone, but we are all still going through different experiences that are shaping and forming our personalities and sense of character. I got to hear about the experiences that teens younger than me go through. Mic Drop is an exceptionally entertaining podcast that genuinely kept me interested and intrigued throughout all the episodes that I listened to. You can listen to Mic Drop on TRAX at īy Anokhi L, KIDS FIRST! Film Critic, age 18 I rate Mic Drop 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for kids ages 9 to 16. The takeaway for teens and tweens listening to this show should be that there are others who are experiencing similar things as them and this podcast promotes taking adults out of the picture for a moment so that kids can connect with each other on a deeper level. This podcast talks about some serious issues including violence. Mic Drop helps kids that are struggling with issues that the speakers are discussion that they aren't alone. It's very common for their struggles to be dismissed by adults who don't take them seriously or encourage positive behaviors. ![]() Growing up can be a dangerous thing young people are extremely impressionable. I love that it promotes a dialogue on many serious issues such as mental health, culture, substance abuse, LGBTQ and more. We hear about their dreams, identities and struggles. Kids have a lot more to say than adults often give them credit for and this podcast amplifies the many important stories that are hiding away in the minds of these children. It's personal and seems as if the speaker is simply having a conversation with us, the audience. This podcast has a real feel as we hear firsthand experiences from numerous teens and hear their thoughts about issues that adults often don't discuss with them. ![]() So the stories we hear are true to the source. What makes it even better is that there are no adult interruptions. ![]() Mic Drop is the perfect way to connect the teenagers of today with real stories from their peers as it covers topics of all kinds that the rising generation can relate to.Ĭurrently a two season podcast, each episode of Mic Drop features the experiences of teens and tweens and their take on mood-swings, dream-chasing, rule-breaking dramas, adventures and experiences. ![]()
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