Forensics Faces

Whether you need to pay for entry fees, transportation, or nationals, every coach faces the reality of raising money for a forensics team at some point. Malyssa and Kirt share a few tips and tricks.

When you love something as much as Malyssa and Kirt love forensics, you can overlook a few flaws. That doesn't mean they go unnoticed. Malyssa and Kirt list their top five forensics pet peeves.

The most wonderful portmanteau of all: Forensics friendships are exalted as one of the best part of being in forensics.

With tongue planted firmly in cheek, Malyssa and Kirt try to talk you out of becoming a forensics coach.

No Brainers for $500, Alex. Answer: This endeavor provides an opportunity for students to achieve unprecedented success while also learning an incredible amount about themselves and the activity of forensics. Question: What is Forensics nationals?

Are you affected by the mid-season slump? Doctors (not really doctors) Malyssa and Kirt are here with a cure!

Malyssa and Kirt offer advice on picking the perfect piece.

An examination on the war between acting vs. interp

Kirt and new co-host Malyssa dive into the importance of introductions.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Cathlyn Melvin, a former competitor and co-founder of Compass Creative Dramatics. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with John Peschl, coach at Sun Prairie. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Elliott Fischer, coach at Sun Prairie. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Ben Kroll, coach at Sheboygan South. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Shawn Matson, coach at Whitefish Bay. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Mary Wacker, head coach of Brookfield East's forensics team. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Stefanie Jochman, an English teacher and three-time state champion in the WFCA. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.

Forensics Faces is a podcast and blog dedicated to increasing and improving the awareness of the high school forensics community in the state of Wisconsin by profiling it’s most valuable resource: our people. This episode features a conversation with Bonni Knight, Past President of the WFCA. Get more information and exclusive content at www.forensicsfaces.com.