SOAPBOX

Brittany Perez Sanchez, an 11th-grader who has played five different sports and loves to listen to music and be with friends, will explain what she’s grateful for.

Expressions of love can take many forms. For 16-year-old Vada Santos, it’s waking up to tacos on her nightstand.

In honor of Thanksgiving week, we've asked students of Carrie Deahl at Alhambra High School in west Phoenix to tell us what they're grateful for.

For the latest SOAPBOX essay collection, The Show invited students of high school English teacher Carrie Deahl for their take on the theme. Deahl's student, ninth-grader Ciara Espinoza, shared a story about her great grandma.

Games like cornhole, relay races and swimming contests are a classic part of the summer camp experience. Ending the latest SOAPBOX series, Kim Porter explains the story of a different kind of game.

When we asked local writers to tell us about summer camp experiences, we weren’t expecting to hear about the time a group of Buddhists traveled to Auschwitz. Storyteller Dan Hoen Hull was surprised by what happened, as well.

Sometimes, camp is just camp. Other times, it sets your path in life and launches your entire career. Hear Michelle Davidson's story on how camp helped point to her career.

Summer camp is a place where lots of kids experience their first romance. But for Tempe writer Deborah Sussman, it got complicated.

For so many of us, camp was a summertime ritual with long lasting memories. However, as we'll learn from Todd Grossman, some memories are better than others.

Long before he was a reporter/host for The Show, Sam Dingman was a bellhop in New York City. But he didn’t always spend his shifts carrying suitcases. He tells the story on this Friday installment of our SOAPBOX series on the theme Missing.