Turns out cheer is a lot more than standing on the sidelines and yelling “Go G-Men.”

SadieMae and Quinn sit down with Chloie Girt and Lillie Fynes to talk about everything that goes into Garfield cheer — learning what might be 70 cheers and dances, planning pep rallies, painting run-throughs, keeping the student section alive and preparing for the squad’s first real competition.

They also get into cheer lingo, getting nearly taken out by football players, the squad’s very complicated family nickname system and why everyone should probably stop staying home to play Fortnite on Friday nights.

Plus: peanut paste, pumpkin spice, an ongoing campaign to cancel Quinn over oatmeal raisin cookies and an absolutely unreasonable number of shout-outs.

We're so back... and actually going to stay on top of releasing episodes this year!

For the first episode of the new school year, Quinn and SadieMae sit down with Collin McGranahan, Logan Sell, Nathan Bazkowski and Gavin Barnard to talk Garfield football, team chemistry and what “FEO — For Each Other” means to them.

They get into growing up playing together, team dinners, senior leadership, injuries, rivalries and why the bond between teammates matters just as much as what happens on Friday night.

Also discussed: bad golf, childhood posters, dream duet partners and a very serious disagreement over oatmeal raisin cookies.

SadieMae Ewell and Quinn Roborecki sit down with JAG golf team members Scarlett Adkins and Garet Warnick to talk about this season’s highs, challenges on the course, and what it takes to balance school, sports, and steady swings.

This week on Beyond the Bureau, we sit down with three senior leaders of Garfield football—Mike Hubner, Colton Miller, and Carter Hoover. From three-hour practices that ‘hit you in the face,’ to Patsy Cline pregame rituals, and what it’s really like to take a knee in the pouring rain, they open up about the grind, the rivalries, and the heart of Friday night lights in Garrettsville. Plus, the guys shout out the band, cheerleaders, and community that make every game unforgettable. All that and more, coming up on Beyond the Bureau.”

Step onto the field at JAG Stadium and experience the emotion and hopeful anticipation of the James A. Garfield High School Class of 2025 graduation ceremony, recorded live on May 24. "Beyond the Bureau" presents the complete, unedited audio of every speech, offering a unique glimpse into this pivotal moment. From Preston Gedeon's opening welcome to the final certification of diplomas by Superintendent Ted Lysiak, hear directly from students like Hallie Cebulla Abygail Seiler, Tessa Burnworth, Loreal Puleo, and Oliver May, as well as Board President Guy Pietra and Principal Kathleen Kisabeth. This isn't analysis; it's a direct connection to the voices of a generation embarking on their next chapter.

In this episode of GGTV Reads, hosts Olivia Seaborn and Lindsey Rabatin are joined by Mr. Shull for a passionate and wildly entertaining round of book talks. Mr. Shull kicks things off with the chaotic, meme-worthy madness of Dungeon Crawler Carl—a sci-fi/fantasy romp involving alien death games, sarcastic cats, and pink Crocs. Olivia dives fang-first into Anne Rice’s gothic classic Interview with the Vampire, unpacking its grief-stricken heart, problematic immortals, and misunderstood characters. Finally, Lindsey brings it home with the raw, reflective memoir The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, exploring trauma, resilience, and growing up in instability. Tune in for big feels, bookish hot takes, and a healthy dose of dark humor.

In this episode of Beyond the Bureau, SadieMae and Quinn sit down with Carter Hoover and Michael Khairallah—two of the founding members of James A. Garfield High School’s brand-new E-sports program. From Super Smash Bros.showdowns and team-building through buddy texts, to breaking gamer stereotypes and dreaming of state championships, the duo shares how this digital extracurricular is leveling up fast.

They talk about the games they love, the ones they’d like to add, and what it's like going from casual players to competitive athletes—jerseys and all. Plus, you'll hear about their most intense matches, future goals, and why being funny is essential to friendship.

Whether you're a gamer, a skeptic, or just E-sports curious, this is one power-up of a conversation.