Back In History Class Show

April 20th, 1999 changed the lives of the Littleton, Colorado community and the rest of America forever. 15 people were brutally murdered and many more were severely injured, but why? Why did they do it? Our podcast aims to answer this question, and delves into the minds of the shooters to determine...why? Why Columbine?

In this episode, Raychel and Anna recount the horrific murders of the Zodiac Killer. We discuss possible theories on his identity and review his strange and mysterious codes and ciphers. Lastly, this episode aims to diagnose the psychological disorder the Zodiac had, and explain how this attributed to his killing style.

Covered up by the United States. Erased from the textbooks. A village consumed by flames, taking away the innocence of over 500 who will be forgotten by history. This is the story of the My Lai massacre.

In this narrative podcast, the listener will hear the story of the only unsolved plane hijacking in American history. Brilliantly narrated by Kendall Wilson, this is a chilling and ominous storyline that you won't want to miss!

In todays episode we will talk about the attraction/addiction you may or may not have to your smart device. It may not seem like a big deal to people today but it seems like that because it's a normal thing now-a-days. We will go into detail on how long an "average" high school student spends on their phone from the past week. During this episode, you may realize that you spend more time on your phone than you think. Even the people we interviewed were surprised about their time because they had no idea just how hooked they were to their device!

On this episode of "Teen Psyche", we dive into the Michelle Carter case. She was a girl who convinced her boyfriend to kill himself. We also venture further into the topic of assisted suicide as a whole. Sit back and get ready for an episode jammed packed with fascinating interviews of teachers and peers! As always the best way to help this podcast is leave us a 5 star review and subscribe!

Tune into this episode of the Back In History Class Podcast to hear firsthand accounts of how peer pressure alters the lives of teenagers and students alike all over the nation.

Welcome to the first episode of our new series! Today we will provide a brief introduction to both our team of podcasters and the world of Psychology in general. We will also perform an interesting Psychological experiment that dives into the topic of winning and losing of sports teams, you don't want to miss it!

This is a bonus episode that was so good it had to be shared! Sit back and enjoy a round table discuss of Ted Bundy: The Man, The Murderer!