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The Stuyvesant Perspective

The Stuyvesant Perspective

By Spectator Opinions

The Perspective is a Podcast of the Stuyvesant Spectator. On this show, opinion editors Maya and Aaron talk about news in the world and at Stuy with guests, conduct interviews with notable people at Stuy, and feature writers and editors from various departments. The Perspective aims to be a place where listeners can get varying points of views on a variety of topics from their peers.
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Jonathan Schneiderman on Social Media, Andrew Yang, and Defund the Police

The Stuyvesant PerspectiveJan 21, 2021

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Interview with Alla Lefkowitz

Interview with Alla Lefkowitz

Alla Lefkowitz is the director of Everytown national litigation practice. In a world increasingly purposeless, many pursue a career in a field that aligns with their values and improves the world. Alla does this every day, working for a safer world by contributing her legal skills to a worthy cause.  

Nov 10, 202136:28
Jonah Kaye on the Uyghur Muslim Genocide

Jonah Kaye on the Uyghur Muslim Genocide

Check out the Jewish Movement for Uyghur Freedom website: https://jewishmovementforuyghurfreedom.org/

May 22, 202131:42
THE SHSAT
May 10, 202130:16
Alan Salzberg on the Vaccine, COVID-19 Precautions, and School Reopening

Alan Salzberg on the Vaccine, COVID-19 Precautions, and School Reopening

Aaron talks with statistician and father of two Stuyvesant alumni Alan Salzberg about COVID-19 and the return to normal.

May 04, 202130:07
Physics teacher Thomas Miner talks about Teaching, Bitcoin, and Movies

Physics teacher Thomas Miner talks about Teaching, Bitcoin, and Movies

We've noticed a lot of people listen to us on the website, which is great, but we just want to let ya'll know we're on for free on Apple. Spotify, and many other apps. 


Thomas Miner's Recommendation:

Joe Versus the Volcano

Go on Walks


Apr 21, 202155:04
Clara Shapiro on Productivity, Opera, and Shifting

Clara Shapiro on Productivity, Opera, and Shifting

A discussion with features editor Clara Shapiro on her advice column, opera and theater, as well as shifting and conspiracy theories.


Clara's Recommendation:

The New Testament

Apr 13, 202130:38
Patrick Honner on Teaching Math, Remote Learning, and His Blog

Patrick Honner on Teaching Math, Remote Learning, and His Blog

Mr. Honner is a math teacher at Stuyvesant High School. You can find his weekly blog at patrickhonner.com and twitter at @MrHonner. 

His Recommendations for the episode:

The Three Body Problem Trilogy by Liu Cixin

Doomsday Book and other novels by Connie Willis

Mar 08, 202130:49
Talia Kahan and Erin Lee on The Spectator and their Experiences as EICs

Talia Kahan and Erin Lee on The Spectator and their Experiences as EICs

Opinions editors Aaron Visser and Maya Nelson interview former editor-in-chiefs Talia Kahan and Erin Lee.

Erin's Recommendations: 

Pink Sweats

Martin Against the World

The Emissary by Yoko Towada


Talia's Recommendations:

In the Dark

The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett

Jan 26, 202123:22
Jonathan Schneiderman on Social Media, Andrew Yang, and Defund the Police

Jonathan Schneiderman on Social Media, Andrew Yang, and Defund the Police

Opinions Editor Emeritus Jonathan Schneiderman joins hosts Maya Nelson and Aaron Visser to discuss a variety of topics. 

Jonathan's Recommendations:

Octet Musical by Dave Malloy

Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

Jan 21, 202134:20