The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant

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Discover the musical talents at NC with the first episode of NC Rising Artists. This podcast explores the journey of independent artists shaping the future of our community, starting with Ronin Corry, a sophomore at NC whose passion for music has opened several opportunities for friendships and academic success.

NC Rising Artists

Zia McKinney, Media Team
September 10, 2024
The past month in the Premier League brings nothing short of thrill every single gameweek. New transfers exceeded expectations, others disappointed greatly. Newly introduced managers brought clubs back to former glory, and other managers committed fireable offenses, causing doubt in their capability to bring teams ahead of the relegation line.

Two feet and a ball

Darwin Kamau, Reporter
September 8, 2024
Scott Pannell, NC assistant band director, heavily stresses the importance of pursuing excellence in all fields of life. His enthusiastic leadership inspires the NC community to do the best they can and find ways to improve every day. Beloved by his ensemble and fellow staff, he continues inspiring excellence through his actions. Sitting down for an eye opening interview on the importance of excellence, he provides valuable insight into his own experiences and observations as they relate to the band program and student body as a whole.

Teacher’s take

River Allsen, Reporter
September 8, 2024
Do you find memes funny? How funny do you find them? How about The Chant and NC work to figure out how two students, Priscilla Morrow and Amanita Jeatae perceive and rank multiple different internet memes. These internet memes live on as some of the most popular and interactive memes on the internet so how would readers rank them?

Meme rankings

Taylor Morrow, Media Team
September 8, 2024
Android or iPhone: It’s time to figure out whether the iPhone is truly better than Android, or is this just a silly opinion of people who rank a “popular” phone over the less popular and affordable option? In interviews with two North Cobb students, Ella Anderson and Zoë Zavala, this podcast examines their views and notions on this topic.

Android v. iPhone

Taylor Morrow, Media Team
September 4, 2024
Small businesses mirror the essence of a community, bringing a town to life and providing intimate and matchless experiences. This podcast explores the importance and charm of local restaurants, beginning with Kennesaw’s own Lazy Labrador. Serving as a spot to meet loved ones, study and enjoy a cozy cup o’ joe, the values, customer perspective, and differences from big franchises is discussed through interviews and polls.

Taste of Home

Cassidy Lumpkin, Reporter
September 2, 2024
After a 15-0 loss, the Warriors’ varsity baseball team took on the Walton Raiders in the second game of a three-game series. After holding a 1-0 lead for seven innings, the Warriors found themselves in extra innings against the region rival. Joining Nathaniel Jordan on Sideline Spear, head coach Tom Callahan discusses the battle with the Raiders and his goals for the near future.

Sideline Spear: Baseball

Nathaniel Jordan, Reporter
March 27, 2024
The Christmas season comes with numerous aspects to celebrate holiday festivities. From exchanging gifts, decorating homes and hosting Christmas parties, there remains plenty of debate on which day the season officially starts. In this podcast, two members of The Chant discuss their different views on the topic and analyze various aspects of the Christmas season.

Agree to Disagree

Addie Hill and Valentina Gonzalez
December 12, 2023
Numerous Oscar-winning dystopian movies from earlier decades became known for their intricate storylines and captivating scores. Unfortunately, this genre of film dwindled significantly in past years due to the rise in popularity of other genres such as romance, horror and young adult fantasy. Older dystopian book-to-film adaptations continue to receive affection from fans. In particular, three different series: “The Maze Runner,” “The Hunger Games” and “Divergent” hooked younger audiences in the 2010s and influenced movie tastes for Generation Z today.

Agree to Disagree

Addie HIll and Valentina Gonzalez
November 27, 2023
Signs of progress: the history of deaf rights

Signs of progress: the history of deaf rights

Lainey Devlin, Reporter, Photographer
May 20, 2019
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Harrison Glaze, Blogs Editor
May 16, 2019
The Senior Carnival provided friendly competition allowing seniors to come together, joust one another, and see who would remain as the last one standing To start the joust, competitors stood on the elevated platforms and whacked one another, which became a popular game among the seniors. “I say NC is getting better and better every year. I hope this carries on in the years to come, especially with Mr. Moody as the principal,” senior Nico Eastep said.

Senior Day 2019

Morgan Brown, Nia-Simone Sherwood, and Haley Kish
May 3, 2019
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