‘Brivannah Bonanza’ Season 1 Episode 2: Trouble In ParadICE

Savannah Medrano and Brissa Mendez-Olivas • February 10, 2026

Tune into the ‘Brivannah Bonanza’ podcast airing straight from Mead High School’s Journalism class.

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Click here to listen to the second episode of the Brivannah Bonanza podcast where Brissa Mendez (’26) and Savannah Medrano (’27) discuss political changes, relationship standards, and Reddit stories.

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About the Contributors

Savannah Medrano, Writer

Savannah Medrano is a junior. She enjoys spending time with her siblings, reading books, and listening to music. She babysits after school and does cheerleading competitively. Savannah is looking forward to working with the Journalism team and publishing her works this year.

Brissa Mendez-Olivas, Writer

Brissa Mendez-Olivas is a senior, and she is so excited to be back in Journalism this year! As a sophomore, she had such a great experience writing and making social media posts for The Mav that now she is back and ready for bigger and better projects. In addition to Journalism, Brissa is involved in multiple choirs and musical theatre. So be ready for articles, podcasts, and so much more!

Sabrina Teeters, Graphic Designer

Sabrina Teeters is a senior who enjoys painting, sculpting, and the color pink. She also loves spending time with family and friends, as well as making other people happy. She’s looking forward to being involved in her first year of Journalism, especially the community and what she will create.

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