Bay 11

In this special holiday week episode, reporters Evie Montague and Melody Rea ask people what Thanksgiving means to them and learn that we all have much to be grateful for. 

Teens today face their own challenges, but arguably none of those compare to growing up in war-torn Nazi Germany. Natalie Arbuthnot and Jude Cochran interviewed 95-year-old German immigrant Elfriede Greenwood about her experiences as child and young woman under Hitler's regime. 

Everyone has it: FOMO - the fear of missing out. Natalie Arbuthnot talks with teens and parents about how to deal with feelings of exclusion in this nationally award winning episode of Bay 11.

We cover the closing of Robberson Elementary on the northside of Springfield and the recent retirement of Hillcrest JROTC instructor First Sergeant Hakes.

Holten Pyle takes a look at some of our favorite podcasts from the past school year, showing the variety of topics we covered in season seven of Bay 11.

For the last "Caffeinated" ever, Abi and Emily welcome Coach Davis to the conversation. Rap wars, Taylor, music in the 70s, lots of fun talk for your ears to absorb.

HTV alum Lindsey Michael has over 200,000 followers on Instagram, where she's known as "the real life book reviewer." She discusses her love of books, and building her brand.

Recorded live during the annual Buzz-A-Thon webcast, Emily, Abi and their special guests have thoughts on the latest release from Taylor Swift. 

On this "Bay 11" flashback, segments featuring local historian John Sellars, who recalls two moments in Springfield history, one from 1970, and one from shortly after the Civil War. 

Abi and Emily turned 18 this week and share thoughts on reaching that milestone. They also discuss the documentary, "Quiet On the Set," and the dangers for child actors.

At the STN convention, two "Bay 11" reporters competed in national contests. They were timed events, and on this show, we hear the results of their efforts.

The annual STN Convention provides numerous challenges for broadcast and video students from across the nation. Holten Pyle and Natalie Arbuthnot welcome some fellow HTVers who discuss the recent trip.

Three kids who have gone to school together for 12 years look back at lessons learned, experiences shared, and what lies ahead as they prepare to graduate.

UMG says no to Tik Tok, the Wicked trailer triggers some fans, and Emily and Abi talk about their college selections, and finding the perfect roommate.

Holten Pyle looks at the rising popularity of gambling on sports teams and events. His guest is 19 and already "practicing," in hopes that Missouri legalizes it soon.

Abi and Emily examine the ongoing beef between Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj. They also share thoughts about the Grammys and Taylor Swift's next big album.

A special program about how the Hillcrest community responded to the sudden, tragic loss of a beloved teacher. 

Jaela Burris, former host of the "Table Talk" pod and now a J student at Mizzou, joins Abi and Emily for a look back at pop culture in 2023. It is a wide-ranging discussion about "Trolls 3," celebs with horse teeth veneers, Ariana starring in "Wicked" and Ariana being a little wicked, Gypsy Blanchard, and of course, Taylor conquers the world.

Avery Grant and Luke Morris return for their annual review of the year in sports. They discuss and debate what happened, then add a couple of predictions for 2024.