In this episode, Ms. Rodriguez comes on as the first ever female guest on the ZOO. She and Gus discuss the impact she has on the community. It is safe to say Ms. Rodriguez is the Mama Panther.

Benjamin and Matthew examine the new Super League in pro soccer and search to explain the possible reasons behind it. They also examine the Yankees’ struggles in April.

In episode 20, Benjamin and Matthew discuss Julian Edelman’s retirement and give their thoughts on the potential contenders in the NFL. You can also find a thoughtful hockey debate as well.

In this very special episode, Ben gets the chance to have conversations with professional tennis players Tommy Paul, Victoria Azarenka, and Kevin Anderson.

The Middle School attended an eye-opening, three-day, online seminar led by Ross Wehner of the World Leadership Program. There, students learned about purpose, life mapping, personalization, and more.

Benjamin and Matthew break down the March Madness tournament championship game then move into a discussion about Opening Day and the MLB season. They also assess the significance of different moves at the NBA trade deadline.

In this very special episode of the sports branch of the ZOO, Benjamin gets the chance to interview MLB columnist for the New York Post, Ken Davidoff. The two talk about the difficulties of sports reporting during the pandemic, the upcoming MLB season, and much more.

The Fleischer Foundation, founded by Stephen Fleischer ‘10 and his family, has been providing teenagers from Nairobi access to a high school education. 

Taking first place in this debate season, the Browning Debate Team has demonstrated outstanding results throughout multiple categories due to the efforts of the team members. The strong results are a result of the hard work that all of the members have put in.

While representing countries from around the world at the ILMUNC conference hosted by the University of Pennsylvania, Henry S. ‘22, Nathaniel M. ‘22, and Luca G. ’22 were given recognition as Best and Outstanding delegates in their respective committees. 

In episode 17, Benjamin and Matthew analyze the teams competing in the March Madness tournament and make their predictions by filling out their tournament brackets.

It is no secret that many Browning students haven’t spent their time during the pandemic as they desired, but nonetheless, some students found innovative ways to entertain themselves. 

In this episode, Benjamin and Matthew discuss the NHLs new partnership with ESPN and the rise of hockey as a sport in the United States. They also give their thoughts on NBA All-Star Weekend and the hope of a joyful return to packed sports arenas in the near future.

In episodes 14 and 15, Benjamin and Matthew NBA All-Star snubs, JJ Watt’s move to Arizona, and much more.

In Episode 13, Benjamin and Matthew discuss the disappointing start to the New York Rangers’ season. They then look at Julius Randle’s All-Star candidacy. Is MSG going to be a top destination for incoming free agents? Watch to find out.

In episode 12, Benjamin and Matthew analyze the Super Bowl and discuss Tom Brady’s “indisputable” G.O.A.T status. They also look into the future and make predictions for NFL free agency.

The ZOO Podcast is pleased to share this week’s work. You can find fun conversations about hockey with Ben and Gus, an interesting discussion with Spencer and a Browning alumnus, and a behind the scenes look at the coffeehouse with Christian and Willem.

On January 20, the Browning community witnessed an inauguration like no other for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. 

In episode 11, Benjamin L. ‘24 and Matthew B. ‘23 predict who they have to win Super Bowl LV. While the main sports event this week is the duel between Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, the two also discuss the NHL and Lebron James’ altercation with a courtside fan.