Hello guys and gals, welcome to Ten Minutes Or Less. This week we have a very special guest on the show, English teacher Anne Martin. We give her a test about literature, talk about a little indie game called Divekick, and discuss Thunder Over Louisville. We hope you enjoy the soothing sounds of our voices.
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Hello and welcome to Ten Minutes Or Less, Floyd Central’s one and only podcast. This week we talk about volleyball with our guest Tierney Flaherty and Cole Thorton is here just because. We also discuss the reveal of Finding Dory and The Great Gatsby. We have this week’s video and the return of John Mayer’s voice. We hope you enjoy.
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By JT Samart and Patrick Prifogle
Hello and welcome to Ten Minutes Or Less, Floyd Central’s number one podcast, we think. This week we have junior John Renfrow on the show to talk about “The Hart Strings”, and Steven Spencer is here to talk about his band “Nomads”. They will both be performing in the talent show. We also have a short review of the Local Natives concert and a summary of The Croods. We hope enjoy our ramblings and such.
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By Patrick Prifogle and JT Samart
Welcome to ‘Ten Minutes Or Less’, the Bagpiper‘s new weekly podcast. We will be publishing each and every Thursday until the end of the year. This week we have two special guests on the podcast, junior Tyler Tuma is here to talk about what he will be up to this spring break and senior Daniel Vance is here to discuss is role in the band’s POPs concert. Additional content covered in the second podcast includes Skyrm and Star Trek.
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By McKenna Click
Editor’s Note: For the extent of Spring Break, the Bagpiper will be having photographer McKenna Click reporting on her experiences in Guatemala. Click will be updating on the events of Northside Christian Church’s youth mission trip to build houses in Guatemala.
It is currently 1:56 in the afternoon and I am preparing to leave on my first out of country mission trip. I am attending a mission trip to Guatemala with Northside Christian Church. I am not the only FC student that is attending this mission trip. In fact, on my flight (there are three flight groups) some familiar faces include; junior Baylie Burd, senior Kim Foster, junior Deja Jones, sophomore Kristina Foster, sophomore Austen Jones, and junior Trevor Smith.
This morning we were required to be at the airport no later than 12:40. Once at the Louisville International Airport we formed a circle, prayed, then got checked in and made our way through security.
Right now we are currently waiting to board our first flight (we are the last group to leave) to Miami. From Miami we will fly to Guatemala, with a little over a two hour lay over in Miami. Overall, the feeling here at the airport is that we are ready to fly already (as demonstrated by the amount of candy being thrown at other people right now.)
For now that is all I am going to write (it is a little hard to write when candy is being thrown at you) but I will check in later.
![photo[1]](http://fchsbagpiper.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/photo11-e1364241717382.jpg "Northside Mission Trip")