The Kayhi Cast

Myleigh Sambrano, Lilli Goodwin, Kate Thomas, and Marcus Stockhausen discuss the difference between being the oldest and youngest siblings and how these roles might affect a person's character.

Marcus Stockhausen, Myleigh Sambrano, Bristol Albrant, and Kate Thomas discuss how crushes can impact mental health and bring positive and negative changes to your everyday life. 

Myleigh Sambrano, Bristol Albrant, and Kate Thomas discuss how self-improvement can affect your character, mental health, and how it can improve your everyday life. 

In the first 24-25 episode, seniors Marcus Stockhausen, Conor Pearson, Lilli Goodwin, and Myleigh Sambrano discuss past activities, the start of school, and upcoming senior events.

Hope Call and Lily Gosnell reflect on what they've learned about conflict, accountability, support, and boundaries through their friendship over the years.

Julia Biagi, Viana Esposito, and Isadora Oliver discuss their regrets throughout high school including academics, extracurriculars, and their mindsets.

Kayhi students, self-defined “swifties,” talk about Taylor Swift; her widespread influence, what we can learn from it, and different perspectives on some potentially problematic issues she has posed throughout her career.

Kayhi students discuss the recent developments in AI technology, diving into their fears regarding its use, how it is both a tool and a danger in the educational world, and how it will affect society and human connection in the future.

John Thomas and Marcus Stockhausen discuss the Final Four and recap the Elite Eight for both the mens and womens March Madness tournament.

Lily Gosnell talks with school social worker Amanda Gannon about mental health; therapy, coping mechanisms, and when to ask for help.