Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 4 – Persona 5

students discuss Japanese roll-playing game

Will Ligon, Christian Alfano, and Jake RadcliffeMay 8, 2023Leave a Comment

This graphic was made in Canva by Polly Greaves, and updated by Heather Davis. It is for the last episode of the year of their podcast on 'The Loop' by Ben Oliver. "One of the reasons why I like this book was because of the plot line," Davis said. "While... AI taking over humanity is kind of overused, they incorporated it in the book... to show like, basically what would happen if AI did."

The Story Guide – Ep. 7 ‘The Loop’

This is the final part of the miniseries hosted by Will Ligon and Milo Wentz. These students will rate the "Skylanders" soundtrack. This is the fifth and final episode of Season 3 for Memory Space.

Memory Space Series Finale : ‘Skylanders’ Music, Part 3

This infographic made through Canva was updated by freshman Polly Greaves for this episode. Hosts will be joined by Ms. Riley for teacher appreciation week and April as National Library Month. "The library is so much more than just a place for books," Riley said, "it's kind of the central hub of the school."

The Story Guide – Ep. 6 ‘The Loss of the Burying Ground’

This is part two of the miniseries hosted by Will Ligon and Milo Wentz. These students will rate the "Skylanders" soundtrack. This is the fourth episode of Season 3 for Memory Space.

Memory Space Season 3 Episode 4: ‘Skylanders’ Music, Part 2

Freshman Polly Greaves updated this graphic through Canva. For the fifth milestone of 'The Story Guide,' hosts discuss consequences of a perfect world. "Life is an infinite loophole," Greaves said, "that you can never get out of."

Podcast: The Story Guide – Ep. 5 ‘Scythe’

Will Ligon

The above graphic advertises the “Memory Space” podcast. Host and sophomore William Ligon, a member of the fourth-period digital media class, leads this discussion with junior Christian Alfano about the world of “Persona 5.”

In the fourth and final episode of “Memory Space,” sophomore William Ligon and junior Christian Alfano talk about the characters, mechanics and personas of “Persona 5′”s intricate world.

William, a member of the digital media class, submitted this podcast to be published by the ENO team. If you’re a student and would like to publish with Eagle Nation Online, contact any member of the staff, found on this page.

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Will Ligon, Podcast Director

Will Ligon brings creativity to Eagle Nation Online through his podcasts. He is a senior at Prosper high school, and this is his second year on staff. He is in marching band and plays the trumpet. He made his first podcast, "The Memory Space," his sophomore year. After high school he wants to go to DBU and major in Communications.

Christian Alfano, Video Game Critic

Christian Alfano was born in Jackson, New Jersey, and moved to Prosper in 2021. He is a junior and this is his second year as a member of Eagle Nation Online. He writes video game reviews and covers video game related news. In his free time, he plays video games, repairs video game consoles and teaches himself how to program. After high school, he would like to pursue freelance programming. Alfano hopes to improve both his writing skills and his critical eye while writing for Eagle Nation Online.

Jake Radcliffe, Chief Executive Officer

Chief Executive Officer senior Jake Radcliffe leads the newspaper to success through writing and teamwork. This marks his third year as a staff member of Eagle Nation Online. Radcliffe is also a member of the Chamber and A Cappella choirs and the vice president of the Asian Student Association. Outside of school, he enjoys singing, reading, hanging out with friends, playing video games and being outdoors. This year, Radcliffe aims to expand ENO and ENT's marketing, grow his journalistic skills and prepare the staff for next year when he won't be here.