This episode of the podcast will take listeners on an audio tour of Life at St. John Paul II. The grade 12 Recreation and Healthy Active Leadership class will be reflecting on their time at SJPII by looking at everyday life and the little things, councils and clubs, sports and teams and events as they have experienced them during their time at Pope. This tour is a representation of our journey and life as we experienced it at SJPII.  What makes Pope so unique is that everyone’s experience can be so different and yet we can all come together and embrace what will always keep us connected, being part of the Panther family!

This episode also features Staff Stories from Ms. Forester and Ms. Anderson.

 Staff Moderator: Ms. MacLean

On Air Contributors: The students of our PLF4M1 class from Quad 4.

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

This episode of the podcast will take listeners on an audio tour of Life at St. John Paul II. The grade 12 Recreation and Healthy Active Leadership class will be reflecting on their time at SJPII by looking at everyday life and the little things, councils and clubs, sports and teams and events as they have experienced them during their time at Pope. This tour is a representation of our journey and life as we experienced it at SJPII.  What makes Pope so unique is that everyone’s experience can be so different and yet we can all come together and embrace what will always keep us connected, being part of the Panther family!

This episode also features Staff Stories from Ms. Forester and Ms. Anderson.

 Staff Moderator: Ms. MacLean

On Air Contributors: The students of our PLF4M1 class from Quad 4.

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

This is a BONUS episode as it is the ISP for one of the PODCAST students Shajahi Ramesh-Rajasingham.

In this episode we interview Martino and Jordan, who are grade 12 students at pope, and ask them for their advice on how to survive at pope! They provide us with so many tips surrounding Organization, getting involved and so much more!

Staff Moderator: Mr. Wetzel ; Ms. David

On Air Contributors: Jordan, Martino and Shajahi

Production: Shajahi Ramesh-Rajasingham

This episode features Staff Stories about Ms. Passafiume and Mr. Wetzel

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

In this episode, we talk about Mental health and wellness. Today, we have a special guest who talks to us about wellness and ways you can cope with mental health issues. We hope you learn something from this episode!

This episode features Staff Stories about Ms. Truong and Mr. Reyes.

Staff Moderators: Ms. Silliker and Ms. Pinto

On Air Contributors: Jeff, Zeeshan, Tharshaon, Jeniisha, Sanjna, Ms. MacLean

Production: Jeff, Zeeshan, Tharshaon, Jeniisha, Sanjna

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

In light of the recent racist and discriminative injustices towards the BIPOC community, in this episode of Tales From the Trails, students have a meaningful and open discussion, about their feelings, experiences and stances on the issue. Topics like the George Floyd verdict, culture appropriation and even the importance of leveling the “racial playing field'' are heavily talked about in this segment. As recurring as this event is, it unfortunately isn’t talked about often, especially amongst the student body, which is what makes today’s episode even more significant and profound. 

This episode also features the Staff Stories for Ms. Ferreira.

Staff Moderators: Mr. D'Souza, Ms. King, Ms. David
On Air Contributors: Sylara E. Soares-Bassaragh, Rajan Roberts, Katie Carmichael, Naomi Isabage, Arany Arulnesarasa

ales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

In today’s episode, Tales From the Trail discusses everything cyber-bullying, from its definition to its consequences and even the question “Why does it happen?” The students of St. John Paul II additionally share a series of personal connections to the topic of cyber-bullying. 

This episode of Tales from the Trail focuses on the topic of cyberbullying. We, students of SJPII, indulge in a discussion which revolves around the reasons, consequences, and stigma around cyberbullying as well as share our personal experiences as a means of raising awareness. This discussion follows suit with a list of resources one can turn to when faced with cyberbullying.

In addition the Staff Stories will feature Ms. MacLean and Ms. Morale.

Staff Moderators: Ms. King and Ms. Forester
On Air Contributors: Sylara E. Soares-Bassaragh, Sona Shaji, Mikaela Louise Lacerona, Arani Suganthan, Kavin Thankeswaran
Post Production: Alexander Manalo

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

Feminism. Something we’ve all heard about, but might not completely understand. We define  the movement and debunk some of the misconceptions you may have heard about feminism. Listen in and discover the issues regarding women and feminism, stories that will show how women around the world and the ones in SJPII see the world.

This episode also includes a STAFF STORIES segment featuring Ms. David.

Staff Moderators: Ms. Silliker and Ms. Carlse
On Air Contributors: Leah Welch, Pramithy Krishnan, Katherine Carmichael and Arany Arulnesarasa
Production Contributors: Elena May Bihag and Jolene Arca
Post Production: Jeff Kaushal and Peyola Lawrence

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song:
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane

During today’s episode we dive into the male perspective on feminism. Answering questions like, can men be feminists? Spoiler yes they can. We talk about all the things that can contribute to feminism and the obvious and less obvious differences in the everyday life of men and women. Be prepared, this is a good one. Hope you enjoy.

We also have a chat with Ms. Regimbal learning about the swim team, the library and some good books to read.

Staff Mods: Mrs. Silliker and Ms Regimbal
On Air: Shajahi, Mr. Wetzel, Mr. Mandrozos, Rathusan
Production: Pramithy, Katie, Shajahi

Tales from the Trail Theme Song:
music written by: Sophia Arellano   produced by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David

Staff Stories theme song: 
music written by: Marylou David produced by Marylou David and Sophia Arellano

lyrics written by: Sophia Arellano and Marylou David  spoken intro: Chiara Alcantara, Anais Edisane