Spartan Chat

The Best Sandwiches In Town!

Spartan Chat met with Cesaroni Cafe and Deli, owner Brad, and learned about the modern sandwich shop that serves high-quality gourmet sandwiches.

They Say It Takes A Village . . .

Spartan Chat met with the Village restaurant owner, Makie Maratos, of Sycamore, and learned about his business and some of their specialty dishes.

Ice Cream . . . Ice Cream . . . We all Scream for Ice Cream!

Today Spartan Chat had the opportunity to meet with the new owner of Dairy Ripple, Luke Gautcher,  and learn about the business's history and their future plans for the popular ice cream place.

Pie . . . It's Better Than Cake!

Today Spartan Chat visited with the owner of Treehouse Pies, Christy Sharp, and learned about this slice of heaven.

Thai Cuisine in Sycamore?

Spartan Chat met with the owners of Thai Town Five owner, Varintorn, and learned about their awesome restaurant and how they got started!

Get Your Pizza!

Today Spartan Chat had an opportunity to interview the owner of Sam's Pizza, Joe, and learn about his business and how he became a legend in Sycamore!

Girls on The Run and Jami Sauber

Spartan TV Junior interviewed Sycamore, third-grade teacher, Jamie Sauber about Girls on the Run and learned about what the program is and the benefits it has to helping girls with social-emotional needs by building character, and confidence, and helping them to make healthy choices that will impact them in the future. 

Meet Jeff Hilmer and Underdawgs Basketball

Spartan TV Junior interviewed Sycamore, fifth-grade teacher, Jeff Hilmer, and talked with him about the Underdawgs basketball program that he runs. 

Meet Kara Poynter and the Future Farmers of America

In today's podcast, Spartan TV Junior spoke to Sycamore Ag Teacher and FFA Advisor Kara Poynter and students.  We discussed what FFA is, the history, and what kids can do if they join in high school.

Spartans Read Together Chapters 25-26 A Boy Called Bat

Today's final episode of Spartans Read Together we have Sycamore Superintendent, Steve Wilder, reading chapters 25-26 of A Boy Called Bat.