Step onto the field at JAG Stadium and experience the emotion and hopeful anticipation of the James A. Garfield High School Class of 2025 graduation ceremony, recorded live on May 24. "Beyond the Bureau" presents the complete, unedited audio of every speech, offering a unique glimpse into this pivotal moment. From Preston Gedeon's opening welcome to the final certification of diplomas by Superintendent Ted Lysiak, hear directly from students like Hallie Cebulla Abygail Seiler, Tessa Burnworth, Loreal Puleo, and Oliver May, as well as Board President Guy Pietra and Principal Kathleen Kisabeth. This isn't analysis; it's a direct connection to the voices of a generation embarking on their next chapter.

In this episode of GGTV Reads, hosts Olivia Seaborn and Lindsey Rabatin are joined by Mr. Shull for a passionate and wildly entertaining round of book talks. Mr. Shull kicks things off with the chaotic, meme-worthy madness of Dungeon Crawler Carl—a sci-fi/fantasy romp involving alien death games, sarcastic cats, and pink Crocs. Olivia dives fang-first into Anne Rice’s gothic classic Interview with the Vampire, unpacking its grief-stricken heart, problematic immortals, and misunderstood characters. Finally, Lindsey brings it home with the raw, reflective memoir The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, exploring trauma, resilience, and growing up in instability. Tune in for big feels, bookish hot takes, and a healthy dose of dark humor.

In this episode of Beyond the Bureau, SadieMae and Quinn sit down with Carter Hoover and Michael Khairallah—two of the founding members of James A. Garfield High School’s brand-new E-sports program. From Super Smash Bros.showdowns and team-building through buddy texts, to breaking gamer stereotypes and dreaming of state championships, the duo shares how this digital extracurricular is leveling up fast.

They talk about the games they love, the ones they’d like to add, and what it's like going from casual players to competitive athletes—jerseys and all. Plus, you'll hear about their most intense matches, future goals, and why being funny is essential to friendship.

Whether you're a gamer, a skeptic, or just E-sports curious, this is one power-up of a conversation.

In the largest group interview in Beyond the Bureau history, SadieMae and Quinn sit down with seven cast members from Mamma Mia!—the spring musical hitting the stage at JAG High School on Thursday, March 27. They discuss the excitement of bringing the beloved ABBA-filled show to life, share behind-the-scenes stories, and dive into the impact (and chaos) of performing arts on their lives. Whether you're a theater fan or just love a good musical moment, this episode is packed with energy, laughs.

Hosts Lindsey Rabatin and Olivia Seaborn are joined by English teacher Ms. Faulhaber to dive into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. From witch hunts to mass hysteria, the group explores how Miller’s work reflects both historical and modern-day tensions.

In this episode, hosts SadieMae Ewell and Quinn Roborecki talk with Garfield wrestling team members Logan Sell, Camron Lewicki, and Landon Andel about a season of growth, hard work, and key achievements. Andel and Lewicki share their experiences competing at the state tournament, while Sell reflects on his personal development throughout the season.

In this episode of Beyond the Bureau, hosts Quinn Roborecki and SadieMae Ewell sit down with GHS Girls Basketball players Kolby Fresch, and Mandy Cardinal to reflect on the highs and lows of their season. They discuss tough rivalries, key victories, team traditions, and personal growth on and off the court. From bouncing back after tough losses to setting goals for the future, this episode offers an inside look at the resilience and camaraderie that define the Lady G-Men. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with laughs, insight, and even a few cookie debates!

In this episode of Beyond the Bureau, hosts Quinn Roborecki and SadieMae Ewell sit down with fellow Garfield High School Choir members Lily Adair, Olivia Seaborn, and Marshall Dahlen to discuss their experiences in the group. From lifelong passions for singing to the camaraderie built in rehearsals, the choir members share what makes their ensemble special.

Tune in to hear about their favorite performances, including Cedar Point’s Music in the Parks and the annual tower lighting ceremony. They also reflect on the challenges and triumphs of tackling complex vocal arrangements and share hilarious behind-the-scenes moments from rehearsals.

Choir director Mr. Logan is praised for his calm demeanor and humor, while members discuss how choir builds confidence, fosters friendships, and creates lasting memories. Plus, get the inside scoop on the choir’s upcoming 2025 trip to New York City for a Broadway workshop and performance!

Whether you’re a music lover or just curious about what makes high school choir so meaningful, this episode is packed with insights, laughter, and inspiration. Don’t miss it!