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Jia Nair - Podcast Editor

Jia Nair - Podcast Editor
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Hello!!! My name is Jia Nair, and I am a sophomore at Oswego High School. It is my first year on the staff 42Fifty. At OHS, I am involved in BIONIC, Youth and Government, Girl Scouts, and Business Professionals of America. I also serve as the president of The Rightfully Project. You can contact me by emailing 42Fifty@sd308.org and putting my name in the subject line. We welcome comments on our articles and feedback on our publication.

Podcast: The only thing stronger than hate is love

Pictured is an edited photo from the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, featuring Bad Bunny's stunning performance. Credit: Jia Nair, 42Fifty

The only thing stronger than hate is love, which makes perfect sense because we loved Bad Bunny's halftime Super Bowl performance. Join Podcast Editor Jia Niar, Spanish Editor Stephanie Mayorga, and 42Fifty reporter Peyton Allen as they review Bad Bunny's much-talked-about Super Bowl Halftime performance. There was a variety of entertainment during the Super Bowl, with the game, the Green Day performance, and new commercials, but this podcast focuses on all the love the halftime show deserves. Listen in for a review of Bad Bunny's 2026 Super Bowl performance.

Theaters ignite into flame: Avatar Fire and Ash’s volcanic debut

Avatar's latest film was truly fire. Read on for the hot details and critique, but there are some spoilers. Credit: Jia Nair, 42Fifty

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" premiered Dec. 19 over winter break, and as audiences took in the film's ground-breaking visuals, captivating performances, and empowering themes, theaters truly erupted into excited flame. The new movie played as the third film in director James Cameron’s trilogy. His previous films, and "Avatar: The Way of Water," left audiences wanting more, which led to the third film's release in the Avatar series.

Turning the page: NEHS hosts school book drive to benefit community

A collage of photos, including the NEHS book drive poster, donated books in the LRC, and an NEHS club meeting, showcase the honor society's hard work and dedication to community literacy. Credit: Jia Nair, 42Fifty

OH’s National English Honor Society (NEHS) empowered local literacy efforts by organizing and hosting a school book drive in the past weeks by working with school and local community partners to ensure the event's success.  The book drive ran from Jan. 19 to Jan. 30, and as donations came in, NEHS members orchestrated the event with a meaningful objective. “The purpose of our book drive is to support literacy in our communities… We're trying to get as many books out to young students as we can so that everyone has an equal opportunity to keep reading,” said NEHS President and senior Gabrielle Baier.

Snow good: How OH students celebrated winter break

OH students spent their winter break eventfully, planning gatherings with friends. Photo collage credit: Jia Nair, 42Fifty

Winter break is officially over, and that just breaks my heart. With over two weeks off, OH students and staff tried their best to stay occupied. My name is Jia Nair, and here is a quick recap of how Oswego’s community spent their winter break. School was let out on Dec. 19, and it didn't start again until Jan. 6, which is 18 days off. With time away from school and work, people began to feel lonely. Fortunately, the break was the perfect time to catch up with friends.  Emma Byron, an OH sophomore, said, “My friend group did a Secret Santa, we took several trips to Starbucks and Target, and celebrated New Year's Eve together.”

Podcast: Bells begin to jingle as students share favorite holiday tunes

OH junior Gianna Fonseca is shown listening to a holiday music playlist at school. Credit: Jia Nair, 42Fifty

As Mariah Carey said, "It's time for the holiday season!" And what would the holidays be without favorite holiday tunes? Podcast hosts Jia Nair and Stephanie Mayorga rap about holiday music and share student poll feedback about favorite and least favorite holiday songs. The songs students chose from were among the Top 20 Christmas songs ever, according to Millie Forrest from Access Creative. Listen in for the best and the worst of the season!