In Dear Literature: The Market, the final episode of this four-part Dear Literature mini-series, hosts Lalie and Sophia examine the publishing industry not just as a creative space, but as a competitive marketplace shaped by branding, visibility, and scarce reader attention. Featuring insights from conversations with Tom Grattan, Katherine J. Chen, Jessica Brody, Audrey Bellezza, Emily Harding, and educators Mr. Baron and Mr. Safford, the episode asks what happens when branding becomes as valuable as craft itself, and what that means for the future of literature.

In The Reader–Writer Relationship (in the age of BookTok), the second episode of this four-part Dear Literature mini-series, hosts Lalie and Sophia examine how the dynamic between readers and writers is shifting in a digital landscape shaped by visibility, virality, and constant connection. From the pressure on authors to be marketable and chronically online to the growing influence of reader expectations on storytelling itself, they explore how literature is being reshaped in real time and feature insights from conversations with Jessica Brody, Tom Grattan, Katherine J. Chen, and others.

In the first episode of The Cozy Cup, hosts Amaira and Ezra explore one of NYC’s most talked-about coffee spots, Blank Street Coffee. From the viral strawberry matcha to iced mocha supremacy, they break down the drinks, the ambiance, and whether the café actually works as a study spot. As they begin their series reviewing coffee shops around New York City, Amaira and Ezra discuss flavor combinations, café culture, and the delicate balance between aesthetic hangouts and productive workspaces, all while ranking Blank Street on taste, vibe, and study-friendliness. Tune in as they sip, study, and spill the beans on another NYC café.

In The Modern Humanities, the first episode of this four-part Dear Literature mini-series, hosts Lalie and Sophia explore how social media is reshaping the humanities and the way we read, write, and share stories. From BookTok and influencer authors to shifting expectations in the publishing world, they discuss how reading has become culture, identity, and performance online while asking what happens when algorithms and aesthetics begin influencing literature itself. Featuring insights from conversations with Jessica Brody and Tom Grattan, the episode reflects on reader culture, storytelling, and the evolving role of literature in a digital age.

Honestly, the Winter Olympics are lacking in variety of events. Hosted by Mark, Smarty-Pants goes into what sports rightfully should be part of the winter Olympics. From shovel racing to ski ballet, Smarty Pants Ep1 details which sports would bring whimsy to the winter Olympics.

In Cultural Heritage & Identity, Lily explores what it means to grow up in a multicultural family and navigate identity across cultures. Raised in New York City by a Dutch mother and Brazilian father, she reflects on the role language plays in shaping belonging, connection, and self-perception. Through personal stories Lily examines whether not speaking a language fluently makes someone any less connected to their roots. This episode offers an honest and thoughtful look at balancing multiple identities and redefining what cultural connection truly means.

In the first episode of Dear Literature, Lalie explores what justice really means through To Kill a Mockingbird, asking whether being just is about following the law or listening to conscience when the law fails. Through Atticus Finch’s quiet integrity, Scout’s instinctive sense of fairness, and the moral fractures of Maycomb, this episode weaves literature with the ideas of Plato and Aristotle to examine the tension between legality and morality. Law Through Literature invites listeners to see justice not as a verdict, but as a daily practice—and to consider the courage it takes to refuse the world as it is.

In this episode of Out For Lunch, Isabella follows Owen and Amanda to Bottino to try a Chicken Focaccia Sandwich.

Are people fundamentally good or bad? In this episode, Lily dives into The Good Place and its quirky yet profound take on morality, ethics, and what it means to be a "good person." She explores how everyday decisions, intentions, and systems shape our understanding of goodness—and whether anyone can truly be good in a complex world. Join Lily as we ask: Are we really good, or just trying to be?

Come with Isabella as she follows Sajid to the Lobster Place in Chelsea Market for lunch where he announces his candidacy for 11th Grade Rep.

Join Amaira and Ezra as they kick off their new podcast series, exploring and rating coffee shops across New York City with a student-friendly lens. From cozy vibes to caffeine hits, they're judging each spot based on study-friendliness, drink quality, and overall experience. In this debut episode, they visit Cafe Aroma, a charming new café just around the corner. Will it become their new go-to study spot, or does it miss the mark? Tune in to find out!

Come with Isabella as she follows Kate, Arrow, and Faye getting tacos at Olly Olly.

In this debut episode of This Week at Avenues, we take you inside AveMUN, Avenues' annual student-run Model UN conference—where student delegates debated high-stakes global crises, only this time with a sci-fi twist. 

Happy Valentine's Day, book lovers! 💕 In this special episode of Deranged Bookworms, Lalie and Malia swap books and put their favorite reads to the test. Lalie gifted Malia  Dance of Thieves, and Malia gives her One Dark Window. From cat-and-mouse romances to political intrigue and questionable fantasy world-building, Lalie and Malia give their honest opinions.  

Spoiler alert: this is NOT a spoiler-free episode!

In this episode of Out for Lunch, Isabella follows Aissatou, Sebi, Penelope, Brett, and Edward to Hudson Market. Join them as they enjoy their meal with some mango. 

In this complete episode of Deranged Bookworms, Malia and Lalie delve into Jane Austen’s Persuasion—a poignant tale of love, regret, and second chances.

Joining them is special guest Ms. Champlin, who picked Persuasion for a summer Great Reads list. Together, they talk about their favorite characters, debate the modern film adaptations, and gush over Captain Wentworth’s iconic letter—possibly the ultimate grand romantic gesture.

Whether you’re a longtime Austen fan or new to her world, this episode will inspire you to revisit (or finally read!) this literary gem. Tune in for an engaging, heartfelt conversation about Persuasion and its enduring impact.

In this edited down episode of Deranged Bookworms, Malia and Lalie delve into Jane Austen’s Persuasion—a poignant tale of love, regret, and second chances.

Joining them is special guest Ms. Champlin, who picked Persuasion for a summer Great Reads list. Together, they talk about their favorite characters, debate the modern film adaptations, and gush over Captain Wentworth’s iconic letter—possibly the ultimate grand romantic gesture.

Whether you’re a longtime Austen fan or new to her world, this episode will inspire you to revisit (or finally read!) this literary gem. Tune in for an engaging, heartfelt conversation about Persuasion and its enduring impact.

In this episode of Out for Lunch, Isabella follows Soren to Paradise--the once beloved but now closed deli across the street. Join them as they eat an everything bagel with cream cheese and bacon, with some twizzlers and water. 

In this episode, Paloma interviews Lelolai, a senior on the girls varsity volleyball team who gives an inside look at what makes this team so special! Listen in as they talk about the secret behind their team's success, the tight-knit bond between the players, the playlist that gets them ready before every match. 

Warning: In this episode Zoe discusses sensitive topics such as neo-nazism and white-supremacy. 

Avenues Presents: Skinheads, a political, fashion and musical movement that began as response to social alienation and oppression and morphed into a neo-nazi, white-supremacist faction. Join Zoe A. as she explores this transformation and discusses why and how a movement centered around equality and anti-racism evolved into one of hate.   

In this debut episode of Deranged Bookworms, hosts Lalie and Malia dive into the world of Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. Join them as they explore the intricacies of the Grishaverse, a rich, magic-filled universe, and introduce listeners to the unforgettable crew of outcasts who take on a high-stakes heist. Listen in and enjoy!

In this episode, Vera Giraudo explores Quinceañeras, a cultural coming of age celebration for young Latinas. What once was a celebration guided by tradition seems to be transforming into something more undefined. Join her as she delves into the ever changing tradition and tries to answer: What do Quinceañeras mean to young women today?

In this episode of Out For Lunch, Isabella follows Leo and Niko to Burger Co. for a their famous a Bacon 1000.

In this episode of the Happiness radio, join Toby C. as he informs you all about three pieces of good news that relate to animals: the fisher population is finally recovering in Ohio, scientist believe that there might be more penguin, and pandas being country to country gifts. We hope this news improves your day!

In this episode of After The Diploma Charlie F. interviews New York State Senator Brad Hoylman. In this unedited version, listen in as they delve into valuable career advice, talk about the challenges of the at times cut-throat political world, and discuss the significance of being an openly gay senator.

Written and Hosted by Charlie F.

Edited by Ruby W. and Ila C.

Audio Design by Vera G. 

In this episode of After The Diploma Charlie F. interviews New York State Senator Brad Hoylman. Listen in as they delve into valuable career advice, talk about the challenges of the at times cut-throat political world, and discuss the significance of being an openly gay senator.


Written and Hosted by Charlie F.

Edited by Ruby W. and Ila C.

Audio Design by Vera G. 

In the first instalment of The Art of Clay, we  gain insight into what students are doing in this afternoon JTerm. We hear from the teacher Ms Howard, and three other students as they inform listeners of what they have done in their first week and what they hope/think is to come next. 

Have you ever been at a sports game, watching the athletes play, and wondered "What are they actually like?" Pass it to Paloma explores the lives of Avenues athletes, giving us a look into who they are beyond their athletic accomplishments. In this episode, Paloma interviews  Lucas, Allen and Nico 3 players on the boys varsity basketball team. Get ready to laugh, cheer, and feel inspired as they share their experiences both on and off the court. 

Have you ever been at a sports game, watching the athletes play, and wondered "What are they actually like?" These athletes all have unique and interesting stories that led them to where they are today. "Pass it to Paloma" explores the lives of Avenues athletes, giving us a look into who they are beyond their athletic accomplishments. In this inaugural episode, Paloma interviews  Justine,  Kyla and Khairat,  3 players of the girls varsity basketball team. Get ready to laugh, cheer, and feel inspired as they share their experiences both on and off the court. 

In this episode of Out For Lunch, Isabella goes to Hudson Yards with Sriram to have a spicy chicken sandwich at Fuku.

In this episode of Out For Lunch, Isabella follows Paloma to Zucker’s for a classic New York City bagel.

Last November, Avenue's Latinx club hosted a Day of the Dead themed event to celebrate. Malia-Fay set out to interview members of the event's organizers 
with the goal of understanding what it means to be Latinx at Avenues. 

In this first episode of Charlie's series, After the Diploma, he interviews Marie Donoghue, head of global sport for Prime Video. He conducted the interview set out with the goal to shine a light on a career option that many have not thought about before, as he tries to stray away from the traditional. He hoped to gain better insight into what her career is like and what advice she would give to people who might consider joining her line of work. Overall aiming to give high schoolers a broader list of possible careers for them.

Written and Recorded by Charlie F.

Edited by Ruby W. and Ila C.

Sound Edited by Charlie F. and Vera G.

In this first episode of Charlie Field's series, After the Diploma, he interviews Marie Donoghue, head of global sport for Prime Video. He conducted the interview set out with the goal to shine a light on a career option that many have not thought about before, as he tries to stray away from the traditional. He hoped to gain better insight into what her career is like and what advice she would give to people who might consider joining her line of work. Overall aiming to give high schoolers a broader list of possible careers for them. 

The first recording by Avenues Radio! Charlie F. and Ruby W. have some words of advice for the new 9th grade class.