Hello and welcome to App Stories.

Today's episode is brought to you by play by Marcos Tanaka.

I'm John Voorhees and with me is Federico Vitechi.

Hey, Federico. Hello, John. How are you?

Good, good. I'm excited because we have a really cool episode today. We are speaking to Susan Prescott

and two of the Apple Swift Student Challenge distinguished winners today for our first segment. And then

we're going to move on to OSS's.

So, you know, why don't we dive in and say hello to Susan and the students?

Let's do it.

Hey, everybody.

We have a very special segment of App Stories today.

Today we have some distinguished guests with us to talk about the Swift Student Challenge. We have Apple's

Vice President of Developer Relations, Education and Enterprise, Susan Prescott, along with two of

the distinguished student winners, Amy Key and Omar Firdos. Welcome to the show, everybody.

Thanks so much for having us all.

Susan, maybe we could start with you because for, you know, for listeners who maybe

aren't familiar with the Swift Student Challenge, could you explain a little bit about

what it is and kind of how it fits into the context of the Apple developer program.

Yeah.

I think, you know, coding is a great way to be empowered in a great way to express yourself,

to change the world for the better and the smaller in the large.

But at the end of the day, Swift Student Challenge really is a way for students around the

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