To wrap up Women’s History Month on The School Onederful Show, we're bringing things full circle with a very special guest! Mr.G and Wanely sits down with Olivia Pudelko, a former student from his 2016 4th-grade class.

Today, Olivia is a freshman at Penn State University studying aerospace engineering. Listen in as they catch up, discuss the wild transition from elementary school to college dorm life, and explore how her childhood dreams of becoming an actress evolved into a passion for math, physics, and airplanes. It’s an inspiring conversation about growth, Women in STEM, and the lasting impact of a great education!

Happy Women's History Month! 🌟 To celebrate, The School Onederful Show is putting the spotlight on women in STEAM. In this special episode, Vanguard students Nicole, Kyelle, Mia, and Wanely take over the mics to interview Natasha Dzurny, an inspiring engineer, maker, and the founder of TechnoChic.

Listen in as Natasha shares her journey from making jewelry to working with electronics, explaining how she successfully combines traditional crafting with technology. The students ask fantastic, interesting questions about the engineering design process, learning to prototype, and why "failing on purpose" is a crucial part of becoming a successful creator. It’s an empowering conversation designed to inspire the next generation of female engineers, artists, and problem solvers!

You can learn more about Natasha's work on her website at www.technochic.net, which has a great collection of tutorials and blog posts to jump into the world of making. Be sure to follow along on instagram and youtube at @technochic to keep up with all the amazing work she's doing!

On today's episode of The School Onederful Show, we are handing the mics over to three of our 5th graders trendsetters and tastemakers: Malay, Julia, and Mia.

These girls don't hold back as they review and rate their favorite (and not-so-favorite) artists. Listen in as they debate Melanie Martinez's music vs. her controversies, rank Twice's discography, and decide if Aurora's "Runaway" is still a vibe in 2026. It's a hilarious, unfiltered, and totally authentic look at what's on the 5th-grade playlist right now.