Welcome to Gen Next: The Podcast for Curious Kids, Bold Teens, and the Adults Who Believe In Them. Ms. Cam shares that Gen Next exists to help young people see themselves as capable builders and contributors to the world around them, and to encourage them to take action even when they feel a little scared. Every episode features young creators and a Try This Challenge, a simple prompt that invites listeners to try something new and take action. Subscribe for new episodes and share this with a curious kid, bold teen, a parent, teacher or grownup who believes in them.
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GenNext: The Podcast for Curious Kids, Bold Teens, and the Adults Who Believe In Them is a kids podcast hosted by Camelia Nunez, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Camelia Nunez hosts GenNext: The Podcast for Curious Kids, Bold Teens, and the Adults Who Believe In Them, a kids show with 13 episodes published.
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Episode #13
A Better Guidance System for High School Students, by Highs School Students
Aug 6, 202623 minS1
Many high school students know the feeling of waiting weeks to speak with a guidance counsellor, trying to make important decisions with limited support, or wondering if they're making the "right" choice for their future. Polina experienced those same frustrations, but instead of simply accepting them, she and her team decided to build a solution. In this episode of GenNext , Ms. Cam talks with Polina, a high school student, writer, and co-founder of GUIDER , a student-led platform designed to make academic planning, career exploration, scholarships, and local student resources more accessible. This project has evolved into a growing community initiative built by students, for students. But this conversation isn't just about AI or technology. It's about recognizing problems, having the courage to start before you feel ready, and discovering that some of the best people to solve student problems are students themselves. The Team shares: How GUIDER grew from a classroom idea into a community-driven platform The surprising mindset shift that helped Polina move from noticing a problem to solving one How feedback helped shape the platform Why leadership is really about listening, problem-solving, and bringing people together How arts, technology, and entrepreneurship can work together to create meaningful impact Why young people shouldn't wait for adults to solve every problem they experience What the future of student guidance could look like when it's built with students instead of just for them Try This Challenge: This week's challenge from Polina is beautifully simple. Find someone outside your usual circle (someone who isn't already your close friend or family member) and tell them about a problem you're trying to solve or something that's been frustrating you. Don't pitch it. Don't try to convince them. Just say it out loud. Listen to how they react. Ask questions. Their perspective might help you see your idea differently, spark a new solution, or even introduce you to someone who can help. As Polina shares in this episode, every major step in building GUIDER started when she stopped keeping the idea to herself and began talking about it with other people. Links Guider: guiderai.ca Polina Saltevsky: https://www.linkedin.com/in/polina-saltevsky-97428835b/ Waterloo Tech Week: https://waterlootechweek.ca/ Youth Tech Labs: https://www.linkedin.com/company/youth-tech-labs/posts/?feedView=all YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GenNextPodcast Instagram: @thegennextpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gennext-podcast
High School Students Teaching the Next Generation About Cybersecurity
Jul 2, 202632 minS1
<p>These three high school students realized younger kids aren't getting enough opportunities to learn about technology and cybersecurity, so they decided they would teach them.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of GenNext, Ms. Cam sits down with Eric C., Eric K., and Alex, three students who designed and delivered hands-on cybersecurity workshops for Grade 7 and 8 students. Using Arduino boards, Chromebooks, and a lot of curiosity, they introduced younger students to computer networking, online safety, and the technology that powers our digital world.</p><p><br></p><p>But this conversation goes beyond computers. It's about seeing...
High School Students Teaching the Next Generation About Cybersecurity
Jul 2, 202632 minS1
These three high school students realized younger kids aren't getting enough opportunities to learn about technology and cybersecurity, so they decided they would teach them. In this episode of GenNext, Ms. Cam sits down with Eric C., Eric K., and Alex, three students who designed and delivered hands-on cybersecurity workshops for Grade 7 and 8 students. Using Arduino boards, Chromebooks, and a lot of curiosity, they introduced younger students to computer networking, online safety, and the technology that powers our digital world. But this conversation goes beyond computers. It's about seeing a need, taking initiative, learning by doing, and discovering that you don't have to be an expert to share your knowledge with others. The Team shares: How their curiosity about technology and engineering began Why cybersecurity and digital literacy matter more than ever The inspiration that motivated them to create their own community project What it was like designing and teaching hands-on workshops for younger students The unexpected challenges they faced and how they solved them Why teaching others became one of the best ways to deepen their own learning How curiosity, teamwork, and taking small first steps can lead to meaningful change This episode is a reminder that some of the best ideas start with asking, How can I help? 🚀 Try This Challenge: This week, our two Erics and Alex each gave you a suggestion of how to turn your curiosity into action. Design something. Eric K.'s challenge is to create a free account on OnShape , design a simple 3D object, and see if your local library has a 3D printer you can use. It's a fun way to turn a digital idea into something you can actually hold. Take the first step. Alex challenges you to stop waiting for the "perfect time." If you've been thinking about starting a project, don't try to finish it today—just sketch your idea, make a list, or spend 20 minutes getting started. Get inspired. Eric C. suggests exploring YouTube or another learning resource to discover projects that interest you. You don't have to invent something completely new. Find an idea you like, adapt it, and make it your own. Remember: every project starts with curiosity and every big project starts with one small first step. Links BEP Website: https://www.bepwr.ca/ Youth Creativity Fund: https://youthcreativityfund.ca/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GenNextPodcast Instagram: @thegennextpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gennext-podcast
How These High School Students Decided to Fix Focus
Jun 3, 202629 minS1
<p>What happens when three high school students realize that distractions and procrastination are getting in the way of learning? Instead of complaining about the problem, they decided to build a solution.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of GenNext, Ms. Cam sits down with Grade 12 students Iman Alyousif, Nadia Radwan, and Afshal Fatima, the creators of ClockWise, an app designed to help students build healthier habits, reduce screen time, and stay accountable while working toward their goals.</p><p><br></p><p>The Team shares:</p>What it's really like balancing school, extracurriculars, and university applicationsWhy social...
<p>What happens when a 14-year-old notices that students around him are overwhelmed… and decides to build a solution instead of just talking about it?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of GenNext, Ms. Cam sits down with Grade 8 student, chess player, cadet, hackathon participant, and young builder Tanish Dave, creator of Mindful Mirror, an AI-powered app designed to help students manage stress, organize their thoughts, reflect through journaling, and feel more supported.</p><p><br></p><p>Tanish shares:</p>How video games sparked his curiosity for buildingWhat it’s really like to participate in hackathons as a te...
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