Students use the studio to explore topics they care about while learning recording, planning and interviewing skills.
The show gives young storytellers a platform to explore school news, pop culture, science, sport and social issues in their own voice.
It proves the studio can be used for education, skill-building and youth voice projects just as effectively as commercial or creator-led productions.
Episodes are planned, recorded and shaped by students with support from the Social Co Radio team.
The studio gives schools a practical way to teach media skills while creating something public and real.
The High School Media Club podcast shows how the studio can support education, skill-building and youth voice projects in a practical way.
The podcast is produced by students from Moree's high schools. It gives young storytellers a platform to explore school news, pop culture, science, sport and social issues.
Because the format is student-led, the episodes feel closer to the audience they are made for.
Students plan, record and edit each episode with support from the Social Co Radio Podcast Studio.
The show proves that the studio can be a place for learning, confidence-building and youth-led publishing as much as it is a space for professional content.
Sample episodes from the current student lineup.
A look at upcoming school events, student leadership initiatives and a chat with the school principal.
Students discuss their favourite shows, games and social platforms, and what makes them tick.
The studio can provide the equipment, support and environment to make education and youth media projects practical from the start.