Misconception: Yelling Is Effective at Motivating Young People
Release Date: 11/28/2023
Season 3 Trailer
Detroit Youth Rising
Detroit Youth Rising returns for season 3! Youths from Detroit Phoenix Center discuss the issues they face today, including mental health, gun violence, patrents, and life after the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Misconception: Teen Girls Are Fast
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Are teenage girls really "fast"? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising," host Zara Northover sits down with Amber, a former youth action board member turned youth leadership associate. Together, they unpack the age-old misperception that teenage girls are "fast," shedding light on the term's origins and the implications it carries. Amber offers a valuable perspective on how such labels affect young women and the broader societal views that often misinterpret the actions of young people. Tune in to hear a candid discussion about the challenges young girls face, the misconceptions they...
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Misconception: The Police Make Youths Feel Safer
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Do youths genuinely believe that the police are there to make them feel safe? Dive into this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising" as host Zara Northover discusses this widespread misconception with changemakers Brandon and Joseph. While getting a glimpse into their personal interests, the trio delves deep into the heart of the matter, sharing their experiences and perspectives on police interactions and the emotions they evoke. Listen as they navigate the intricate web of trust, fear, and societal expectations surrounding law enforcement and young individuals. This episode offers a candid look...
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Misconception: Youths Don’t Have Mental Health Challenges
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Do young people really have no mental health challenges? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising," host Zara Northover delves into the misconceptions surrounding youth and mental health. Joined by Taniya and Joseph, both changemakers with the Detroit Phoenix Center, they embark on a candid conversation about the mental health struggles that young people confront. Taniya, a softball enthusiast, and Joseph, a multifaceted baseball player and rapper, share their personal insights and experiences. Together, they aim to debunk the stereotype that today's youth are immune to mental health problems....
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Misconception: Everyone Has An Equal Chance Of Succeeding
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Does everyone in America truly have an equal chance at success? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising" as host Zara Northover discusses this prevalent misconception with Shannon and DB. Both young women share their personal perspectives, shedding light on the uneven playing field many face due to systemic barriers. As they delve deeper, Zara, Shannon, and DB address the stereotypes that often overshadow the realities of opportunity, highlighting the diverse experiences and challenges young individuals encounter. Listen as this trio unravels the layers behind the belief in universal...
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Misconception: Today’s Teens Are Lazy
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Are today's teenagers genuinely lazy? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising,” host Zara Northover converses with Detroit native, Cassidy, about the stereotype labeling young people as idle and unproductive. Cassidy, a proud changemaker, provides firsthand insights on the matter, highlighting the diverse range of activities, challenges, and commitments the youth juggles daily. Through their discussion, Zara and Cassidy debunk the age-old notion, shedding light on the underlying factors that might lead to such misconceptions. Listen in as they dissect the layers of this stereotype,...
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Misconception: Yelling Is Effective at Motivating Young People
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Is yelling truly an effective way to motivate young people? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising,” host Zara Northover discusses this prevalent misconception with Taniya and DB. As they share about their personal interests, from academics and softball to rapping and skating, the trio delves into the topic at hand. They challenge the belief that raising one's voice or resorting to punitive measures can positively influence young individuals. Listen as Zara, Taniya, and DB explore the nuances of motivation, emphasizing the need for understanding, patience, and positive reinforcement. Join...
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Season 2 Trailer
Detroit Youth Rising
In the second season of the Detroit Phoenix Center Podcast, we turn the mics around and talk to Detroit's youths about the challenges that they are facing. In each episode, they discuss a common misconception that adults have about today's young people.
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Transportation
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The ability to move around Detroit — to get to school or work or the grocery store — can be a barrier for youths struggling with homelessness. What resources are there for youths trying to get from place to place? How can you youths ensure their own safety on public transportation? And how does public transportation in Detroit compare to other cities? David Gifford, a board member of and the Founder of , joins Sir Carlos to talk about the issue of transportation. Detroit Youth Rising was created by the , a non-profit organization that provides critical resources, wrap around...
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Communication
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When youths are dealing with homelessness, it can affect their ability to communicate with other people. How can Detroit youths improve their communication skills? What roles do schools and family play in communication? And how is technology changing the way youths communicate with people around them? Sierra Devoe, the Founder and Executive Director of , a non-profit organization dedicated to improving financial literacy, joins Azaria to talk about the issue of communication. Detroit Youth Rising was created by the , a non-profit organization that provides critical resources, wrap around...
info_outlineIs yelling truly an effective way to motivate young people? In this episode of "Detroit Youth Rising,” host Zara Northover discusses this prevalent misconception with Taniya and DB. As they share about their personal interests, from academics and softball to rapping and skating, the trio delves into the topic at hand. They challenge the belief that raising one's voice or resorting to punitive measures can positively influence young individuals. Listen as Zara, Taniya, and DB explore the nuances of motivation, emphasizing the need for understanding, patience, and positive reinforcement. Join them in this enlightening conversation that aims to foster better communication and understanding between adults and the youth. Don't miss out on this episode that calls for a shift in perspective and approach.