In a unique twist on traditional extracurricular activities, a group of Gen Z teens at a New York high school are learning the art of ham radio operation. The hands-on program, which combines technical skills with a sense of community, aims to teach the next generation of communicators how to use these specialized radios to connect with others locally and worldwide. As the students learn the fundamentals of radio communication, they're also discovering the rich history and culture surrounding ham radio, a hobby that's been around for nearly a century. With the rise of digital communication, the resurgence of ham radio as a viable means of connection is a fascinating trend that's worth exploring.
Gen Z teens learning how to use ham radio at New York high school CBS News
