I Can Relate

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I Can relate features a group of Kansas City, Missouri-based teens discussing youth mental health and other real issues faced by themselves and their peers. Through the podcast, the group creates a place where teens can relate to shared experiences and know help, when needed, is readily available.

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  • Temporada 4

  • A community conversation on youth and mental health

    A community conversation on youth and mental health

    T04 E07
    18:24

    On the season finale of I Can Relate, host Ellie Johnson speaks with Lee’s Summit Police Officer Amanda Geno and ReDiscover Board President and CEO Jennifer Craig about a recent Youth Mental Health Forum at the Summit Technology Campus.

  • You're on our school board, what is it you do again?

    You're on our school board, what is it you do again?

    T04 E06
    18:11

    On this special episode of I Can Relate, Ellie and Isabel talk to guest Erica Miller, Lee’s Summit R-7 School Board member, about the school board and what they can and are doing to make life better for students.

  • We get a degree, does that mean we're ready?

    We get a degree, does that mean we're ready?

    T04 E05
    31:45

    Returning to the ever-complex subject of growing up, hosts Ellie, Conner, Nikeese, and Charlie discuss how little teens are actually prepared for adulthood and what adults can do to make things better on this episode of I Can Relate.

  • Navigating womanhood in a male-dominated world

    Navigating womanhood in a male-dominated world

    T04 E04
    42:29

    On this episode of I Can Relate, hosts Ellie, Isabel, and Nikeese talk about womanhood and why life is difficult for women and girls of all ages.

  • Book banning & censorship — haven't we seen this movie before?

    Book banning & censorship — haven't we seen this movie before?

    T04 E03
    41:52

    On this episode of I Can Relate, hosts Charlie, Conner, and Maieva discuss the harrowing presence of book bans in schools and libraries across the country and why everyone should work to end this practice of censorship.