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The Be Loud Radio Hour is a podcast made by kids for everyone! At Be Loud Studios we help kids turn screens into tools for self expression and courageous collaboration. Being “loud” means showing up, creating something different, being assertive.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Aug 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Teens Talk AI: Radio Edit! (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    Teens Talk AI was a three-day whirlwind where youth in New Orleans took a closer look at how AI is part of their lives. Students unpacked how they’re using AI tools already, where AI feels helpful (or stressful), what they still don’t understand about the technology, and how they hope AI might show up in the future. This episode brings together highlights from the interviews and narratives recorded during the week. You can also check out the full interviews in your podcast feed. Enjoy!

  2. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Teens Talk AI: Interview with Amy Umezu (opens the original)

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    Teens Talk AI was a three-day whirlwind where youth in New Orleans took a closer look at how AI is part of their lives. Students unpacked how they’re using AI tools already, where AI feels helpful (or stressful), what they still don’t understand about the technology, and how they hope AI might show up in the future. As part of that program, some youth led interviews with professionals who are thinking deeply about the impact of AI. Through these interviews, youth were able to ask questions, comp

  3. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Teen Talks AI: Interview with Eric Parrie (opens the original)

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    Teens Talk AI was a three-day whirlwind where youth in New Orleans took a closer look at how AI is part of their lives. Students unpacked how they’re using AI tools already, where AI feels helpful (or stressful), what they still don’t understand about the technology, and how they hope AI might show up in the future. As part of that program, some youth led interviews with professionals who are thinking deeply about the impact of AI. Through these interviews, youth were able to ask questions, comp

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Teens Talk AI: Interview with Jenna deBoisblanc (opens the original)

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    Teens Talk AI was a three-day whirlwind where youth in New Orleans took a closer look at how AI is part of their lives. Students unpacked how they’re using AI tools already, where AI feels helpful (or stressful), what they still don’t understand about the technology, and how they hope AI might show up in the future. As part of that program, some youth led interviews with professionals who are thinking deeply about the impact of AI. Through these interviews, youth were able to ask questions, comp

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Teens Talk AI: Interview with Alison Lee (opens the original)

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    Teens Talk AI was a three-day whirlwind where youth in New Orleans took a closer look at how AI is part of their lives. Students unpacked how they’re using AI tools already, where AI feels helpful (or stressful), what they still don’t understand about the technology, and how they hope AI might show up in the future. As part of that program, some youth led interviews with professionals who are thinking deeply about the impact of AI. Through these interviews, youth were able to ask questions, comp

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