The Overachiever Podcast

In this episode, Brody and Ryan reflect upon some cryptocurrency hacks and scams that happened over the course of 2021, explain how they happened, and also dive into what really happens behind crypto exchanges and how hacks might happen.

In this episode, for the first time, Ryan will be conducting an interview with Brody, who discusses the progress and effects of District Detroit, as well as its centerpiece project, the Little Caesars Arena. Has the project achieved what it tried to achieve?

In this episode, Brody and Ryan talk about the indebted Evergrande, a property developer giant that has recently come under scrutiny for its monumental amounts of debt and its potential collapse under the allowance of the Chinese government, something quite unprecedented considering the value of the company and its role in the Chinese and global economy.

In this episode, Brody and Ryan talk about one of the longer-term impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic: the proliferation of remote work possibilities, even after the pandemic. We weigh the pros and cons of working at home vs on-site, and also discuss how a hybrid schedule might work.

In this episode, Brody and Ryan talk about the back-to-school supply shortage, as well as K-12 education spending and funding for this year. Shoutout to all the International Academy kids who have to go back in a couple days!

$600 million Hacked, Earthquake, Climate Change and more! All the hottest headlines in less than 5 minutes.

Brody's back! In today's episode, Brody and Ryan discuss the Colonial Pipeline cybersecurity attack last month, how the system got hacked, China's crackdowns, and what the US and other nations are doing to prevent such breaches of security in the future.

Brody is going on vacation (not to space :/), so we're bringing an episode one week early! In today's episode, Ryan and Brody talk about the possibility for space tourism and the feasibility of manned missions on Mars.

In this MEGA episode, Brody and Ryan talk about the recent reports on the Consumer Price Index, core and headline inflation, as well as the reopening in Michigan, Michigan unemployment, and Governor Whitmer's proposed $300 incentive to get people back to work. With the House voting last Thursday to end the $300 federal unemployment benefits, what's next?

In this episode, Brody and Ryan pump Bitcoin. Just kidding. We talk about what's been going on with cryptocurrencies lately, what crypto actually is and how it works, why the government hates it, and its environmental impacts.

In this episode, Brody and Ryan discuss the EV market and its developments, how competitive they are in comparison to internal combustion engine vehicles, and how they really impact the environment.

On today's episode of the High Volatility Experience, we will be discussing the global semiconductor shortage and steps being taken to address the growing crisis. Co-Hosted by Brody Cavanaugh and Ryan Jin.

On today's episode of the High Volatility Experience, we will be discussing the implications of the proposed hike on corporate taxes and what that means for the market. Co-Hosted by Brody Cavanaugh and Ryan Jin.

On today's episode of the High Volatility Experience, we will be discussing the implications of the Suez Canal blockage and what that means for the global trade. Co-Hosted by Brody Cavanaugh and Ryan Jin.

On today's episode of the High Volatility Experience, we will be discussing the implications of the Stimulus Bill and what that means for the US Economy. Co-Hosted by Brody Cavanaugh and Ryan Jin.

This submission is based around how the experience of youth in the world today has been guided by both the negative and positive effects of social media. The students who partook in its creation went into detail about how social media acts as both a catalyst for social movements and a way to remain in contact over the past year of social distancing as well as how it has influenced the increase in hate speech, depression, and ironically, isolation in society. Tasawwar, Marina, and Ryan, the creators of the podcast, chose this topic because they have grown up as the first generation where social media has always existed. It is so engrained in their lives, and so are its problems. This podcast episode provided them the opportunity to analyze these issues and ask themselves how they want to solve them and make changes in the world around them.