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Welcome back to BJJTV! Show #1 is going to introduce viewers to the "Wicked Whisk" and take a look at a couple who celebrates 50 Years of Blue Jay football in a special way. We have those stories, and more on Show #1 of BJJTV. Thank you for joining us!
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Show #2 takes a look at Suicide, a local veteran who found love overseas, and the Coffee Craze that has hit WashMo. We wrap up with a review of Homecoming 2015.
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Show #3 of 2015-16Learn more about WHS Cheer, a young musician, one local boy's battle with cancer, and Young Life on this edition of Blue Jay Journal TV. We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed producing it.
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Show #4 of 2015-2016Blue Jay Journal #4 takes a look at Jordan's Place, varied views on law enforcement, and the Franklin County Humane Society. We hope you join us!
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Show #5 of 2015-16Show #5 takes a look at a new dangerous drug trend: Dabbing. We also will learn about the WHS 1 to 1 Program, Metal Working, the U-City Loop, and more! Join us on Show #5 of BJJTV for all your news and views from WHS and our community.
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Show #6 of 2015-2016On Show #6 we cover the Augusta fire that happened in our School District this past fall. We also will take a look at the Franklin County Community Resource Board, learn about Rich Sandoval, and visit a new store in WashMO called Envy. Those stories and more await you on Show #6.
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Show #7 of 2015-16Show #7 of Blue Jay Journal TV is one of our favorites so far this school year. Kristen introduces us to a young man from Hawk Point, MO. Despite a battle with cancer, he's a shining light and inspiration to others. Molly L. and Lauren take us on a road trip to Hermann, while Ellie takes us to SugarFire in WashMO. We also learn more about Camp Barnabas. We hope you click above to watch Show #7.
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Show #8 of 2015-16Show #8 is our first episode ever hosted by cousins! Join us as the Wheeler cousins take you on a 10 minute BJJTV adventure. We will learn more about one student's goal to end the "R" word. Jade will introduce us to a new program that helps students who want to work within the Early Childhood career path. We will also learn about CrossFit. The last story of the show will focus on a WHS Alumni (we lost this past summer) and his group of friends. We hope you join us for Show #8, just click above!
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Show #9 of 2015-16Show #9 of Blue Jay Journal TV has three in-depth stories. We take a look at what it is like to be a homeless teen in Franklin County. Also, we meet the band Decedy. We wrap it up with a day in the life of WHS Principal, Dr. Frank Wood. On that note, Dr. Wood is retiring this year and we will miss his support of BJJTV. Thank you, Dr. Wood!
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Show #10 of 2015-16Show #10 made us smile in lots of ways. We explored the serious issue of the "Netflix and Chill" generation, but then featured a lot of people who take Blue Jay Pride to a new level. Mikayla Reed, Cathy Rennick, and our Color/Winter Guard really help make our school a special place. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did making it.
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Show #11 of 2015-16Show #11 of BJJTV takes a look at animal euthanasia, birth control, and we get to meet WHS Senior, Miles McCracken. We hope you take the time to not only watch the show, but you find it informative and enjoyable!
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Show #12 of 2015-16Show #12 of BJJTV is here. We kick off this episode with a look at teen obesity and what one teen did to overcome it. We also will take a look at the Lady Jays' basketball season, meet WHS Senior, Laura Byrne, and learn more about Jo's School of Dance. We hope you enjoy it!
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Show #13 of 15-16In BJJTV #13 we ask a serious question, "Just because it is legal, does it make it right?" More specifically, we look at the power courts have over custodial agreements and the impact those agreements have upon children who do not wish to live with or even visit one of their parents. We will also explore the topics of adoption and abstinence, as well as meet a WHS student who loves to hula-hoop. Enjoy the show!
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Show #14 of 15-16BJJTV #14 is here! We will learn more about Megan Wood's (Dr. and Mrs. Wood's daughter) experience in the Peace Corps, say farewell to Coach Schneider, take a look at the lack of family dinner time, and also learn more about ADHD. We are hopeful you'll enjoy these 10 minutes of BJJTV #14.
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Show #15 takes a serious look at the dangers of synthetic marijuana. It's a cautionary tale we can all learn from. We also explore the concept of "self-acceptance." All too often, we are our own worst critic. The founders of J&W Cycles will also share their story with us, as well as a local teen who credits his seatbelt for saving his life. The show wraps up by introducing us to a WHS Sophomore who does an amazing deed for children who are hospitalized. We hope you'll tune in to this edition of BJJTV and enjoy!
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In our last edition of BJJTV for the 15-16 school year, we start off by taking a look at teen pregnancy from a different point of view. We talked to the children who are the result of a teen pregnancy to get their perspective. We will learn more about local artist, Gary Lucy, and a sheltered workshop, Temco. Also, we'll take a look at the decline in males involved in student activities and leadership positions, as well as learn about a special project at Four Rivers Career Center. We hope you enjoy our last episode of BJJTV so much that you share it with a friend!
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