In the mix

This program addresses what teenagers can do to develop healthy self-esteem and is based on building three types of strengths. First, building physical strength and physical fitness to help cope with stress and teasing and to help to build supportive friendships. Second, building mental strength to enable teens to understand and deal with mistakes, "that sinking feeling" and to take risks. Third, building emotional strength to reduce stress through a healthy perspective, balance and time management.

Through the voices of Muslim and non-Muslim American teenagers, this program seeks to help viewers bridge cultural gaps by understanding the truth about Islamic teachings and exploring ways to overcome intolerance towards those seen as "different".

Discusses some of the positive and negative aspects of cliques and offers suggestions for dealing with various situations involving friends.

Examines the problem of dating violence.

Interviews with the musicians of Third Eye Blind, teens in Pierre, SD, and professionals concerning teen depression.

Each day, students carry 100,000 guns to school and countless more possess knives and other sharp instruments. Violence is disrupting the lives and educational opportunities of young people everywhere. Teens are anxious to know what works and how to deal with confrontations. This program profiles schools and teens who have found some answers.

"Meet young people faced with the challenges of living with asthma, diabetes, Crohn's disease, sickle cell anemia, Hodgkin's disease, leukemia, and Ewing sarcoma. With insight and humor, these teens clear up common misconceptions about disease and share how their experiences have impacted their lives as well as those of their family and friends." -- Show web site.

Teens from across the country talk about their experiences with and attitudes towards club drugs.

It's never too early to make dollars and sense! With this special co-hosted by "Cosby" star Doug E. Doug and funded by the Merrill Lynch Foundation, young people learn that getting smart with money means getting an edge on the future. In the Mix first explores the dangers of using and abusing credit cards, then offers practical solutions for ending and avoiding debt.