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In this episode of "What If Presidents", Paxton Phillips analyzes the importance of the 1844 and 1848 presidential bids of Lewis Cass, how his story reflects the imperative to never reward white supremacy, and why the 1848 election was a turning point in American history.
In the second episode of IF WE DID IT, Maddie and Jasper are discussing the 2014 culinary comedy CHEF. We’ll be talking about this movie as a response to Jon Favreau’s career, the movie’s take on parenting, and how it handles the theme of divorce. How did Jon Favreau get the hottest women alive to play his love interests? Does that quail look tasty? And what would we change if we made CHEF ourselves?
In this episode of Pop Culture Perspectives With Paxton, Paxton Phillips examines the underlying theme of the power of a second chance in Marvel's Spider-Man Season 2, specifically as it pertains to the characters of Spider-Man, Doctor Octopus, and the Vulture. In doing so, he also raises awareness for injustices taking place in the American criminal justice system and how they reveal the imperative for a more rehabilitation-oriented criminal justice ideology.
In the first episode of IF WE DID IT, Maddie and Jasper discuss the 2023 Amazon original erotic thriller SALTBURN. What makes Jacob Elordi so hot in this movie? Does the script say anything about ~society~? Is it a metaphor for Theseus and the Minotaur? How should A24 handle the end of their Jeff Bezos biopic? And what would we do different if we made the movie SALTBURN ourselves?
In this episode, Peyton Spahr and Abby Roy discuss their ongoing inside jokes about the inner workings of culinary school, their experiences as the kids of chefs, and what they think their last meals would be!
Welcome to our first episode!!! Today we reminisced on our own high school experiences, Disney Channel’s crazy takes on teenage life, and some insane Pinterest conspiracy theories.
In this episode of Pop Culture Perspective With Paxton, Paxton Phillips examines the thematic relevance of Felix Harmon, otherwise known as the Gotham Butcher, and how his story highlights the violent history of the United States government. I draw parallels between the Court of Owls and the Skull and Bones Society and explore how both the Court of Owls and the United States government have historically incited violence to prevent the redistribution of wealth.
Paxton Phillips is one of the only people in the world to have watched Joel Schumacher’s director’s cut of Batman Forever (the Schumacher Cut). Tune into this episode of Pop Culture Perspectives With Paxton to listen to his analysis of the film.
In his podcast series, “What If Presidents”, Wheaton College student Paxton Phillips examines the importance of John Bell's 1860 Constitutional Union presidential campaign as well as its spiritual successors in Andrew Johnson and the National Union Party and Andrew Yang and the Forward Party, and why they fundamentally serve political forces that oppose progress.
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In his podcast series, “What If Presidents", Wheaton College student Paxton Phillips examines presidential candidates that were nearly elected president in the United States. He imagines what their prospective administrations would have looked had they been elected president and what their lasting legacies are.
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In this podcast, I examine the thematic relevance of the Interrogator, Batman's foe from an episode of Batman: The Animated Series titled "The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy." I explore the similarities between Batman and the Interrogator as well as the dangerous impacts of using enhanced interrogation methods. This podcast also calls into question the ethics of Batman’s war on crime.
In this podcast, I examine what makes Malekith from Marvel’s Thor: The Dark World one of the best and most complex villains in any movie from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). I examine very compelling themes of imperialism, dehumanization, invisibility, and ethical leadership and how they not only reflect the fictional struggles of Malekith and the Dark Elves, but also the struggles of many disadvantaged communities in the real world.
In this podcast, I examine the nuances of Sonny Burch in Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp and how he relates to the desperation that opportunists feel during the Gold Rushes. Through this podcast, I also explore the history of many of the most influential and captivating Gold Rushes throughout history and how the decisions made by leaders such as Zachary Taylor in the United States and Grace Mugabe in Zimbabwe can reflect the desperation that drives these Gold Rushes.
The Fault in Our Morals is a fun commentary podcast, where hosts Chloe and Jaina get into the thick of it (many, many arguments) about popular-- and unpopular-- media, including movies, tv shows, video games, and more. This week they tackle the complex subject of "The Fault in Our Stars".
Welcome back to episode four of "You Just Suck" I, unfortunately, had my friend Chloe back again, but this time we have the amazing Jaina here to entertain. With my two friends at my side join us as we try to answer the question do we all just suck. Look forward to Trisha Paytas, Kanye West, and how can I forget Queen Lizzy.
"In this action-packed IN PERSON episode, Radio Ryan, Radio Harrison, and Radio Tyler discuss the final Beatles album to be released, Let It Be."
"One last time, the Radio Ringos return to break down the last Beatles album to be recorded, the incredible Abbey Road."
WCCS, the Wheaton Dems, and Wheaton Model United Nations discuss the current crisis in Ukraine. Originally recorded live on February 26th from 1-3:30 PM.
WCCS presents "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Hear the voices of Wheaton College bring to life one of the most famous Christmas stories ever.
Credits:
Ryan Whiting as Scrooge, Second Man, and Businessmen
Sage Bohl as Narrator
Liz Framski as Ghost of Christmas Past and Second Gentlemen
Will Coleman as Ghost of Christmas Present, Belle's Husband, and Boy
Tyler Phinney as Fred, Bob Cratchit, Mrs. Cratchit, Martha Cratchit, Fred's Wife, and Fezziwig
Harrison Zeiberg as Marley
Beckett Freed-Barlow as Tiny Tim, Fan, First Man, and Man
Claire Brady as First Gentlemen
Jade Shockley as Belle
Elian Fabing as Old Joe
Claire Abate as Women
Hanna Wauczinski as Mrs. Dilber
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Special Sound Technician Mae Flibotte
"The Four Ringos continue and conclude their White Album extravaganza. This is the second part of a two-part episode. "
Welcome back to episode three of "You Just Suck" today I had my interesting friend, Chloe, with me as we sought to answer the question do we all just suck. Look forward to Astroworld, some terrible women, The Ace Family, and of course a Coalition.
In this very special episode, Radio Ryan and friends welcome a new Ringo to the studio as they discuss the self-titled ninth studio album by the Beatles, known to most as The White Album. This is the first of a two-part episode.
In this shorter, "mini" episode, Radio Ryan and his fellow ringos discuss the few new songs on the Beatles soundtrack Yellow Submarine.
Welcome back to episode two of "You Just Suck" today I had my fantastic RA Erv with me and we sought to answer the question do we all just suck. Look forward to Jefree Star, infidelity, twitch streamers ,and of course the Yak Farm. FYI you can milk a Yak.
Welcome to the pilot episode of You Just Suck. In this episode Isabel and her first co-host Kieran tackle hard hitting questions in order to figure out if people just suck. Join them as they argue over whether it's weird to drink baby's formula,Olivia Rodrigo's life choices and also the importance of Tom Brady.
Join Radio Ryan and friends on a psychedelic express as they examine the US Version of the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, including the popular 1967 singles by the best band ever.
It's what you've all been waiting for! Radio Ryan, Tyler, and Harrison discuss perhaps the most famous album of all time, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Continued from part one. The Ringos continue to break down the Beatles' landmark seventh effort, Revolver.
In this episode, Radio Ryan and friends break down one of the most celebrated albums of all time: Revolver. Note: This episode is split into two parts. This is the first part.
Entering the Beatles "Classic Period," Radio Ryan and his fellow Ringos are excited to talk about one of their favorite albums: Rubber Soul.
Unfortunately, Radio Ryan couldn't think of a fun title for this one; it's about Help!.
WCCS sits down with JJ Sorensen of the band Molly Maguires where we talk about their new album "That's My Story", the return to live performances, and how the band has grown and changed from its first album.
In this installment, Radio Ryan and his fellow Ringos tackle the Beatles' fourth album, Beatles for Sale.
In the long-awaited third episode of Unlicensed Therapy, Elsie and Ella are joined by John Morris of Duck Sauce Podcast, who is Italian and from New York City. On top of that, he is lucky enough to call himself a dear friend of the podcast. Tune in to hear discussions of female Joker movies, scoliosis, and being pushed onto subway tracks.
In this episode, Radio Ryan and friends discuss the Beatles' third album, A Hard Day's Night.
In this episode, Radio Ryan, Tyler P, and Harrison Z examine and discuss the Beatles' second album, With The Beatles.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë are joined by Kristen, a fellow house member. They chat about covid and health crisis' across the country, including America's pressure on losing weight and how other factors can affect obesity and other health risks.
He is the people's checkmark. Adam sits down with Eric Garcia, a writer, a music fan and a man who can walk in others shoes. Hear Eric's story on WCCS Wheaton College Radio.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë are joined by Jess Green! You may remember Jess Green from her radio show a year ago titled, OffCourse! The three talk about love and friendship, and specifically what qualities make a person attractive.
An all new WCCS production. Listen to these Three Ringos go over ever song The Beatles ever made!
Adam sits down with one of his heroes: Jon Ralston. Ralston, a journalist from Nevada, is the editor and founder of the Nevada Independent, a nonprofit online local journalism outlet, and has been covering the Silver State for 37 years. Adam asks about his time in Journalism, what makes Nevada stick out, what Jon does to calculate elections, and why the state matters so much.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë are joined by three other house members, Jess, Jordyn, and Maize. They talk about many things, including what it's like to be Aries, other zodiacs, the craziness of life and how odd humans are, along with their favorite classical literature.
In this episode Tyler, who really loves the Beach Boys, and Harrison, who appreciates the song Kokomo, sits down and discuss what is considered to be on of the greatest albums of all time, Pet Sounds.
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This episode does include spoilers for the film "Pitch Perfect" Look forward to more news on WBS, our Pitch Perfect hot takes, and an Everett life update!
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In the long-awaited second episode of Unlicensed Therapy, Elsie and Ella discuss pulling an all-nighter, John's walk to Boston, their recent houseplant mania, mourning the deaths of the Wheaton swans, and other exciting goings-on in their lives.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma tries to teach Zoë everything she knows about the Royal Family. Emma expresses her deep love for the Royal Family, or at least for all of the hot and juicy gossip that they provide, while Zoë expresses her quiet and maybe controversial dislike for the Royal Family and their popularity.
“Neighbors by chance, besties by choice: Talia and Liam keep you updated on current events while taking on quarantine life!” The episode description can be “Today we’re speaking on hot topics such as, “white boy summer”, Taylor Swift, and life in Everett, stick around for our current favorite artists and other fun updates!”
He's back! Representative Jake Auchincloss of Massachusett's Fourth Congressional District sits down with the Cod Cabin Crew to talk politics. Adam presses him on HR1 and Transportation, Jack asks about the bill to expel Rep Greene from office, Logan discusses the Rep's newfound interest in Clubhouse, and Jessy sets the record straight on Foxboro's trades with him.
Auchincloss discusses his support for a new $15 minimum wage and what changed his mind, and why he supports President Biden's healthcare plan.
All that and more on "The Cod Cabin."
Today on Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë turn to Reddit for an episode idea. They go through the Ask Reddit page and answer all of the world's burning questions. These are some of the most important questions that will ever be asked, and Emma and Zoë are here to answer them.
WCCS and WGBH finally collaborate as Tori Bedford, one of the best reporters in the Massachusetts Media comes for a visit to the Cod Cabin! The Crew talk about her past, her work, and what she has in store for the future. It was a real pleasure having her on an we hope to have her on once again.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë test their knowledge of each other by playing the Newlywed Game! With special guest, Jessica Navin, as their host, can Emma and Zoë successfully guess the answers to some random facts about each other?
Adam sits down with Openlab's head of data science and alumni of the Obama 2012 campaign, David Shor. Shor has been making the rounds as of late with his New York Magazine interview about where he sees the state of the two parties, and now, he has humbly come to WCCS to tell his story. He offers his thoughts on the current state of the party, what it felt like coming out of 2020, and how he feels to be an analytical rock star.
Live during Covid-19. Join myself and my guest Krystal Ssanko to discuss how Covid abruptly changed our lives!
"Trends do not make an election." Political Analyist Armin Thomas of Yale sits down with Adam and discusses his thoughts and feelings regarding political culture. This includes the divide between organizers and data analysts, how to bridge them, and why one should work on a campaign, regardless of partisanship. Armin also discusses his most recent writing for Elections Daily, as well as his new pet project in covering the third congressional district of Colorado, as well as what he wishes those who want to get into this field to do.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë get deep after purchasing some late-night milkshakes. They talk about their past, present, and future, things they're proud of, and lessons they've learned recently.
Lakshya Jain, the political analyst who was accurate in his prediction of the Georgia runoffs, joins Adam on "Sit Down". Lakshya discusses the different types of states, elasticity, and what the future for the Democratic and Republican Party holds for America.
In every one of us, there is a hero, and Christopher Wiley of The Story School is here to share that. Adam sits down with Christopher as he regales him with his story of becoming a small business owner, and how he wishes to bring joy and adventure to everyone he meets.
You like Nerd Culture? Comic Books? Superheroes? Then welcome to Dan Saves the Universe. Join Dan Hadelman as he takes you through a journey of recent superhero stories, and so much more. Right here on WCCS Wheaton College Radio Podcasts.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë sit down again with their friend and fellow house member, Izzy Eggleston! They have a lot to say this time because they're talking about their hot takes! Feathers might get ruffled after this episode, but some controversial opinions just need to be said!
How does Adam spend his birthday? By interviewing Nathaniel Rakich! Rakich, a journalist and analyst from 538 sits down to tell his story, the dangers of hyper polarization, Massachusetts Elections, and his love of baseball!
Adam sits down with Massachusetts State Senator Becca Rausch of the Norfolk-Middlesex-Bristol District. He asks her about transportation, a new equity bill, and transparency in the State House.
The Cod Cabin's Series on Bob DeLeo's seat wraps up with a special interview with Juan Jaramillo. The Crew Catch Juan at an interesting time, as he conducts this interview while he's knocking on doors.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë talk about the Myers-Briggs personality test and what their personality types are. They talk about their similarities and differences, and the ways in which those qualities make them friends.
In this episode of Sit Down For A Tossup, Adam meets with Grace Panetta, a senior reporter from Business Insider. They discuss Grace's beat, her thoughts on the future of the political parties, her start into journalism, and her love for cooking. Also! This is the first episode where Adam completely loses it over a joke.
In this episode I talk with co-host Sarah Zeiberg about the life and times of Carole King.
On this Valentine's-Day-themed episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë welcome back their friend Olivia Moura to talk about love and dating! They discuss the ideal partner, the perfect first date and Valentine's Day gift, how to know if someone is interested in you, and so much more!
Adam Bass sits down with J. Miles Coleman of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics. Miles, a Louisiana native, tells his story of how he got into the political world, including his working his way to the top of the CFP ladder, talking to a sitting Senator, his impact on the internet and real-life world, and just his experiences throughout all these years.
Adam Sits Down with Ben White of Radio Worcester. Ben, who has worked in the Radio Business, discusses the city of Worcester. It's media scene, the vaccination rollout, it's public leaders, and of course, the bias Boston has against it. Is Worcester truly more than "the middle city" of the State?
This week I have special guest host Tyler Phinney tell me about MF Doom.
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Hey everyone! Listen to us interview singer-songwriter-and guitarist JJ Sorensen from the band the "Molly Maguires" as he talks about their upcoming album, the creative process, and how Covid has affected the band.
Welcome back to Our Front Step....season 2! Emma and Zoë have just returned from a restful winter break and have a lot to chat about. They catch up on how their breaks were, what classes they're taking this semester, and lessons they learned from the previous semester and year. They also talk for a bit about celebrity crushes and a few of their strange or guilty interests. It's a fun one, and one that you're sure to enjoy!
In this episode we talk about the life and career of Mexican-American singer Lydia Mendoza.
On this episode of Sit Down For A Tossup, Adam talks to Clare Cons, who has been in the political data world for quite some time. He asks her about her life, her love of the Simpsons, and her desire for a bee based economy in West Virginia.
Sit Down For A Tossup is an interview Podcast where Adam Bass lets you sit down, have some iced tea, and tell your story. Today, Adam sits down with Freelance writer and podcaster, Bill Scher. Bill has written bylines for RealClearPolitics, POLITICO, and has started his newest podcast: When America Worked. Adam discusses the state of local media, asks about pragmaticism, and even breaks some news to Bill about West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin and the resolution to start reconciliation.
With The Retirement of former House Speaker Bob DeLeo, the Cod Cabin Crew explores the special election of Suffolk’s 19thdistrict, containing the residencies of Revere and Winthrop. Today, the Crew sits down with Alicia DelVento, an organizer running as a candidate in the district. DelVento shares her plans for climate change, housing, her thoughts on the commonwealth’s vaccination program, and her desire to help local media outlets. Find out more of what DelVento has to say on The Cod Cabin
Sit Down For A Tossup is a talkshow where Adam Bass gives people the chance to tell their stories to the world. Today, Adam brings on The founders of the election journalism and data website, Elections Daily. These five individuals display their knowledge of elections, history, and general respect and love for one another as a team. Eric, Kraz, Joe, Adam, and Harrison are all here to tell their stories.
Calla Walsh returns to the Cod Cabin as a special guest! Her, she talks about her work for the non profit organization, Act on Mass, which calls for more transparency in the voting process in the state house. What will the crew ask her? What does Calla think about other local issues? Can Adam stop mispronouncing her name? All that and more on The Cod Cabin.
Hey everyone! In this episode special guest host Ryan Whiting tells me, who knowns nothing about rap, about Kendrick Lamar.
With Bob Deleo resigning to go teach at Northeastern University, a new special election is scheduled in March. In this special Cod Cabin Series, the crew talks to the candidates to see what they have to offer for the people of Revere and Winthrop. Up first is Valentino Capobianco, the former chief of staff to Senator Paul Feeney. We ask him about his past comments, his plan for high tides in the area, and what his thoughts on transparency when it comes to voting in the state house.
With the addition of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to Joe Biden's cabinet, The Cod Cabin Crew discuss the impacts the Boston Mayoral race will face. Who is the front runner? Who even is running? It's the Cod Cabin.
With a new year, comes a new episode of the Cod Cabin, as well as a new speaker of the Massachusetts General Court! Adam, Jessy, and Logan discuss who Ron Mariano of quincy is, what he plans to do in the house as speaker, and what the possible special election in the 19th district of Suffolk would look like. All that and more, on The Cod Cabin.
In this episode we speak about the life and work of singer, writer, and activist Harry Chapin.
Listen to the New Georgia Project Fundraiser! This comes from a live broadcast yesterday. All music had to sadly be edited out.
In this episode I speak with myself, Harrison Zeiberg. I talk about the making of "A Moment in History", my own experiences in this past year, and what I think we should do moving forward.
In this episode I speak with Andrew Zeiberg. Together we talk about what it's like to be a lawyer during a pandemic, what it likes to be a parent during these last few months, and concerts.
In this episode I speak with Sharyn Rose Zeiberg. Together we talk about what it's like to be a parent during a pandemic, her job search, and what it's like to work in a school during these last few months.
In this episode I speak with Sam Zeiberg. We talk about his work during quarantine, new hobbies, and his thoughts on the election.
In this episode I speak with University of Maryland student Quinn Dang. Together we talk about what they hope to keep from the year 2020, how they think their school handled Covid-19, and why they are hopeful.
In this episode I speak with University of Maryland student Meghna Pandey. Together we talk about their experiences in their first semester of college, their want to be doctor, and what drew them to college radio.
In this episode I speak with Sarah Zeiberg. We talk about her job search, how she is spending her time during quarantine, and her new radio show.
In this episode we talk about the most famous man you have never heard about, singer, actor, activist, Paul Robeson.
In this first episode we talk about folk music legend Pete Seeger with my guest host Sarah Zeiberg.
Welcome back to No-Brainer! In this episode, we get a little philosophical. Listen as I talk to some friends about what brings meaning to their lives and how they've been coping with Covid and quarantine.
Have yourself a merry little birthday, Harrison! Long time mogul, first time fan, Harry is a 21 year old! Today! One night only! Join him, Liza Minelli, and Colin Powell in a bash that has everything. I mean, this place has The Ghost of Christmas Present, Moms, and Paul Simon. If you've never heard of a podcast before, this is the one to beat.
Welcome back to No-Brainer! Today I'm joined by Cathy McPartland as we talk about all the things that irritate us and respond to some audience submissions.
In the season finale of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë welcome their friend and fellow anthropology major, Sinead Garvey, onto the front step! This time, however, all three are separated because of COVID, so they are meeting virtually. The three chat about body hair, body image, and body positivity in general. They talk about the stigmas they were raised with and how the world looks today regarding body positivity, whether things are looking up or if there are some things they would change about the movement.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton student Sophie Waters. Together we talk about the documentaries she would like to make, her time on campus this semester, and how she thinks the arts will change, and has changed, due to the year 2020.
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In this episode I speak with Johnson and Wales student Skylar Batz. Together we talk about her career in the music industry, what she thinks the effects of the year 2020 will be, and how classes have gone this semester.
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In this interview I speak with former Wheaton student, and current Decatur Alabama city employee Joe Perez. Together we talk about the recently decided Presidential election, how he views his role in government, and what it was like completed his senior year of college during a pandemic.
In this week's episode of Case in Point, I talk with Ithaca College student Jason Harrison about the culture of information surrounding politics. We discuss the political discourse on social media, our thoughts on the presidential election, and share some optimistic views about the future.
They're baaack!!!! Yes, the Cod Cabin Crew has returned after a long and grueling election season to discuss their favorite subject: Massachusetts Politics. Today, the guys talk about the Massachusetts Democratic Party, the problem with progressives in the bay state, the prospects of the 2022 election and so much more. Jack, Logan, Jessy, and Adam welcome you once again, to the Cod Cabin.
In this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë chat about their jealousy of people who saw the producers and directors of the new Netflix movie that will be filmed on campus visit at the beginning of the week. They also talk about times driving through big cities that either scared them or almost cost them their lives!
"This week, Elsie is in quarantine. We discuss coping with isolation, voodoo dolls, and Elsie's ghost encounter in her haunted room."
Welcome back to No-Brainer! In this episode I talk with Smith College student Sophie Jones about the many sides of Tik Tok, Instagram influencers, and our feelings toward ultra-rich celebrities.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë welcome Zoë's best friend, Analicia, all the way from Arizona! Analicia talks with them about the two-spirit people and how gender differs in Native American culture versus Western culture. They also spend some time discussing religion among Native Americans and the struggles of being a young adult.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Kat Kjos. Together we talk about the rise of Covid-19 on Wheaton's campus, what she hopes to keep with her from this year, and how she thinks this year will affect people who are coming of age.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Guthrie Hartsfield. Together we talk about the protests on Wheaton's campus, the rise in Covid-19 cases, and his role in SGA.
In this episode I speak with University of Maryland student Sabrina Li. Together we talk about how the University of Maryland has handled Covid-19, what she thought of Covid-19 before it became an everyday reality, and how classes for her are going.
There were some problems with the audio, but seeing as this is a record of what life in the Covid-19 era is like I did not want to take it out.
In this episode I speak with Johnson and Wales student Aidan Glass. Together we talk about his thoughts on the election, his remote learning experience, and what he plans on doing next.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Will Coleman. Together we talk about his experience with remote learning, what was then the upcoming election, and what he misses most from before 2020.
Welcome back to No-Brainer! We’ve got a pretty laid back episode this week to help you de-stress. Join me as I talk with my friend Myra about her favorite cooking shows, cool rocks, and weird fossils.
In this special I speak with Kutztown University student Elijiah Guerrero about Pennslyvania politics, and the political culture of his school.
In this new special I speak with Johnson and Wales student Skylar Batz about the Rhode Island elections, and the political culture on campus.
Happy Halloween! On a very spooky episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë welcome a resident of the step, Jess! Jess retells a ghost story that happened to her when she was in high school. The three also talk about tarot and various spooky activities. Remember to stay safe this Halloween!
Some of the Zeiberg kids are back at it with a deep dive into the psyches of their shared parentage. What does Lindsay Lohan, Ohio, and The Brooklyn Bridge have in common? Listen in for the answers you didn't want and the questions you never knew you needed.
Adam sits down with Louisianna pollster and political analyst, John Couvillon. They discuss what it is like to be a pollster, early voting discrepancies, and what district polling can tell us about the 2020 Presidential Election. All that and more on Sit Down For A Tossup.
"In this episode, I speak with college sophomore Hannah Ivanov about cancel culture in comedy. We dive into our personal opinions about offensive jokes, what a comedian's role is, separating the art from the artist, and respecting different opinions."
Welcome to “No Brainer” the podcast about everything and nothing! Listen as your host Sage Bohl answers questions, interviews guests, and generally tries to make some sense. In this first episode, I talk about getting through quarantine, coming back to college, and discuss some of my favorite albums and T.V. shows.
On this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë welcome Olivia Moura onto the step, where they tell the story of Mrs. Schweppes, a sassy fictional character Zoë and Olivia made based on the famous ginger ale. They also passionately read a play that Olivia wrote in high school about Kevin James or Paul Blart Mall Cop, and discuss the power of creativity and having fun.
In this episode I speak with University of Illinois Chicago student Diego Basaldu. Together we talk about the music he loves, anxiety in 2020, and what it's like studying remotely from Texas.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton Student and SGA President Aba Lypps. Together we talk about her work as SGA President, what she misses from pre-covid times, and her art work.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Rey Grubler. Together we talk about her experience working at a fabric store, how she is going to be a poll watcher for the upcoming election in Michigan, and the catering business she wants to start.
In this episode I speak with Marshal University student Zane Bowles. We talk about how Covid has been treated in West Virginia, how his radio station has coped under these conditions, and what he wants to remember about the year 2020.
In this episode, I'm joined by Wheaton College student Olivia Kulevich as we talk about living on campus during the pandemic. From empty event boards to outdoor office hours, tune in to hear how the changes at Wheaton have affected students firsthand.
In the fifth episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë are joined by Sean Rudenick, who was interested in exploring the world of Godzilla, as well as other big monsters in action movies. They chat about action movies in general, as well as what the day-to-day life of a man named Bear would look like, our hatred of math, magic and zodiacs, the world before the pandemic, and so much more!
In this brief episode we give you a quick overview of who Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett is.
In this episode of "Sit Down For A Tossup," Adam Bass sits down with Drew Savicki, a political analyst from North Carolina, and a contributor at 270towin. Adam and Drew discuss what it means to be openly Autistic in the political world, what Trump or Biden need to do in North Carolina to win the state, and what role voter fatigue plays in elections.
Welcome to the Wheaton College Presidential Update. Here, Student Government Association President Abaigaeal "Aba" Lypps provides weekly updates on the SGA for students.
Throughout his work as Chief Political correspondent of WCCS Wheaton College Radio, Adam Bass has met, talked to, and learned more about people in the political world. From analysts to public servants, and even poll workers, the American people are playing an important role in the political world this year. And now, Adam wants to tell their stories. In this first episode of "Sit down for a Tossup," Adam talks to Charles, "Chaz" Nuttycomb, a political analyst from Virginia who focuses on local election analysis rather than national election analysis. Nuttycomb's website, CNanalysis is home to EVERY local race in the country.
In this WCCS Feature we speak with the Exec. Board of the new club on campus CAHM. Together we talk about how CAHM was created, the first steps to growing healthy masculinity, and why you should join the club.
In this episode, join me as I discuss the state of live music with pianist Ayane Nakajima. We talk about what it was like attending one of the nation's top performing arts schools, how musicians have adapted to the pandemic, and what the future may look like for live performances.
In this new podcast from WCCS we try to pop the Wheaton bubble. There's a lot going on in the world right now, and you should probably know about it, and probably don't. So we try to bring as much together as possible in a short amount of time, and give you the news in an easy to listen to format.
In this first episode you'll hear the Headlines of this past days news including Senatorial polling, the ongoing Covid relief bill, and the Armenian-Azerbaijan conflict.
In this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë are joined by Zoë's twin sister, Veda Garrett, who comes to chat with them about storytelling and William Shakespeare's true identity! Emma and Zoë also talk about the counter-protest on Friday as well as their most recent struggle: being separated from the front step!
Have you ever wondered where Super Host Harrison gets his rapier wit, witticisms, and wicking qualities? Well, you're in luck! Join the youngest Zeiberg on an auditory adventure as he is joined by his elder siblings Sam and Sarah to uncover precisely what their shared parents do after the kids go to bed. We will give you a hint...Network Pringles Rats.
Wheaton College Radio Political Correspondent Adam Bass Provides an early evening update on local Massachusetts political news from Monday to Friday.
The Cod Cabin Crew brings on Calla Walsh for a visit! Calla has been working on several campaigns and issues for a progressive Massachusetts. Answers, Questions, and more! On the Cod Cabin.
All aboard! The Boston Mayoral race is off! And the Cod Cabin Crew have your tickets ready to ride this political train.
In this episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë talk with their guest, Carter, about steroids in baseball. They try their best to stay on topic, but while discussing steroids, the morals behind them, and how little Zoë knows about sports, they also explore the world of conspiracy theories, John Mulaney, and true crime podcasts.
In our first WCCS Feature we speak with Wheaton College artists Emily Gray and Tabby Gilligan about their process, their inspirations, and why they create.
In this short episode, I reflect on ways we can all prevent feeling overwhelmed by the never-ending influx of stressful news.
"Ahoy, maties! On the second episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë chat with Izzy Eggleston about lady pirates! And not just any lady pirates, but one very interesting one in particular! Come learn about the riveting adventures of Anne Bonny, whose life was one full of crime, secret identities, murder, and a gay romance???"
That potpourri in everyone's grandparents' house but it's a radio show. Jess Green and Emily Russo talk about pop culture, navigating relationships, unpopular opinions and how to survive as a college student.
In this episode Em and Jess talk about life updates, red flags in relationships, faulty smoke alarms and things we look for in a significant other.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Ryan Whiting. Together we talk about his pre-covid plans for 2020, what college has been like during these last few weeks during the pandemic, and his upcoming radio projects.
Welcome to “Case in Point”- the new WCCS podcast hosted by Nina Christenson. On Case in Point, we’re interested in discussing social and cultural phenomena. With new guests every week, we’ll dive into various topics such as social media, mental health, college life, music taste, and anything else that makes society tick. New episodes every Sunday!
In this episode, my friend Maggie Strong and I discuss the ins and outs of dating apps: what keeps us swiping, creepy messages, and how these apps have managed to turn dating into a commodity.
"Welcome to Our Front Step! Come hang out with us on the front step of our home as we chat and talk about some interesting topics. On the very first episode of Our Front Step, Emma and Zoë tackle love, first by answering some of the 36 Questions to Make You Fall In Love and then by answering some relationship questions sent in by a friend."
It was a crazy and wild Primary Season in Massachusetts as Adam, Jessy, Logan, and Jack all take a breather about what just happened. The wild win for Senator Markey, Richard Neal breaking the streak of incumbents being overthrown, and the mess of the 4th congressional race. Also in this show the 8th and 6th congressional races get some love!
Find out what Adam, Jack, Jessy, Logan, and special guest Armin think what is going to happen in the MA primaries in this special two episode special of The Cod Cabin!
In this episode I speak with Kutztown University student Tim Corrao. Together we talk about why he stays hopeful, how all of the issues of 2020 are interconnected, and the politicization of Covid-19.
In this episode I interview Tabby Gilligan. Together we talk about her personal growth over these last few months, how she has dealt with loss, and her style and development as a visual artist.
In this interview I speak with University of Indiana Bloomington student Nate Branson. Together we talk about music festivals, the Occupy Bloomington protests, and the music he has turned to during this last few months.
In this episode I speak with Westchester University Student Mike Quin. Together we talk about how Covid-19 has been treated in Pennslyvania, what drew him to the field of psychology, and how we wants to help veterans with PTSD after graduating college.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College Student Caroline Chaffiotte. Together we talk about her time working as a life guard this Summer, her thoughts on the upcoming elections and what it means to be Progressive, and if her Dad threw a shoe at President Nixon.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Mikaela Savarese. Together we talk about the importance of mental health advocacy especially during Covid-19, her decision to study remotely for the upcoming semester, and whether or not 2020 represents a generational moment for college aged people, or is a moment that will cause cross-generational change.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton student Kellia Karambizi. Together we talk about her experiences being an international student from Rwanada during a pandemic, the universality of Covid-19 and if it will ever go away, and how these past few months have shaped how she views the world, and outlook on life.
In this episode I speak with Wheaton College student Eva Danielson. We talk about her role as an RA during Covid-19, her thoughts on the reopening process and what it is like to be back on campus, and her experiences with people for the first time realizing systemic problems within the United States.
In this episode I interview University of Richmond student Conner Evans. We talk about witnessing BLM protests in Georgia, his experiences with having the difficult conversations we hear so much about, and the issue of large companies like Amazon and Apple only growing richer while so many others are unemployed.
In this episode I speak with Johnson and Wales student Teagan Nine. We talk about her experiences working at a restaurant in Long Island, what shows and movies she's started to watch during quarantine, and her expectations for the upcoming remote semester.
In this episode I speak with Dartmouth College student Rorke Kuttel. We talk about his experiences with Covid-19 on the West Coast, what if anything makes the year 2020 historic, and the difference between hope and optimism.
In this episode I speak with Johnson and Wales student Gillian Adduci. We talk about her work experiences during Covid-19, how her school has handled these last few months, and her thoughts on the upcoming Presidential Election, and the pick of Kamala Harris as the Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee.
In this episode I speak with Shane Wells of Kenyon College radio. We talk about his experiences with work these last few months, how his experiences in these last few months have shown up in his writing, and what it's like living in Tennessee and experiencing how Covid-19 has been treated there.
In this episode I speak with Kansas University student Erin Bugee. We talk about her art internship over these last few months, how Covid-19 has been treated in Missouri and in Kansas, and forgotten news stories.
In this episode we speak with Johnson and Wales student Samantha Dingwell. We talk about how the Equine Major has adjusted to online learning, the different reopening process, and how different industries, like the music industry, will have to adjust, and have adjusted in these past few months.
In this interview I speak with University of Tampa students Adriana Garcia, and Cydney Northop. In this episode we talk about how Covid-19 has been treated in Florida and Ohio, the importance of feeling uncomfortable as we all grow as people, and how to navigate the struggles of a leadership position at college in a changing world.
In his most high profile interview yet, Adam sits down with Senator Ed Markey. They discuss Joe Biden's VP pick of Kamala Harris, the importance of primaries, legislation achievements, and the correlation of voting and Ice Cream. "It was an honor to interview Senator Markey," says Adam. Do not miss out on this exclusive WCCS interview.
In a discussion with Kansas University we talk about the hardships that college radio will face in the upcoming months, while also discussing our feelings towards the respective reopening plans of our schools.
In this episode I interview Johnson and Wales student Pheedy Umar. We talk about her upcoming project to empower women in her home country of Nigeria, her hopes of becoming a doctor, the struggle of being an international student during the Covid-19 pandemic, and her upcoming radio show that will focus on Black culture, and diversity at Johnson and Wales.
In this episode I interview Johnson and Wales student, Monique Souza. We talk about how Johnson and Wales has adjusted to the Covid-19 pandemic, their hopes regarding the BLM movement, and their upcoming radio show based around the idea of positivity.
In this episode I speak with Daniel Mostler of Landmark College. He tells me how he keeps his positive outlook on life even through these hard times, how Landmark College has adjusted to online learning and his thoughts towards that, and how he feels moving back to campus in the upcoming months.
In this episode I speak with Northwestern student Paul Albright. We talk about how he performed an opera remotely, how we think our actions during this time period are going to be viewed in the future, and his views on the ongoing Presidential election, and who will be the Democratic nominee for Vice-President.
Adam, Jessy, Jack, and Logan try something different on the Cod Cabin: Ranking the 9 MA04 Democratic contenders. Chaos Ensues.
In this brief interview, Adam Bass talks to Joe Kennedy III, a congressman from the 4th district running against Senator Ed Markey for senate. Adam asks the congressman about why he is running now, what he thinks about the 4th congressional primary, and what his view on transport is. Original air date: August 3rd 2020
At last, Adam Bass concludes his journey through the field of candidates running for the fourth congressional district with an interview with former wall street regulator, Ihssane Leckey. Leckey, details how she believes she can break boundaries by running a progressive campaign in a place not quite as progressive. What does Adam learn? Tune in.
Continuing in his conversations with the 4th congressional district candidates, Adam Bass sits down with Newton City Councilwoman Becky Grossman, to discuss why she is running, what she is running on, and what it is like to be a mother running for congress. Original interview conducted July 21st 2020.
Listen in to our second piece of crossover content where our friends at Landmark College talk about identity.
We've recently started working with another college radio station, WLMC at Landmark College in Putney Vermont. In this episode you'll hear some fun facts about Putney itself. Support college radio stations, and make sure to listen in, and keep an eye out or future cross-overs.
In this episode I speak with Claire Brady. We talk about her experiences with online, and remote education, her feelings towards the reopening process for Wheaton, and what she thinks people will focus on when they write books, and try to explain, the year 2020.
In this interview I talk with Xan Mullings. We discuss what it's like completing college during a pandemic, the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the uncertainty moving forward as they enter the job market in an ever changing world, and the hopes that they have for the future.
Just two Dudes being Dudes doing Dude stuff. This episode we talk about bunk beds, the bounce-ability of dogs, Judaism, Danish culture, and Tyler.
What's it like being inside a hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic? In this interview Jacob Libby can tell you as he recounts his experiences with surgery during the Covid-19 pandemic. We also discuss how 2020 has changed what he wants to do in his future career, what parts of life he thinks will never be the same after the year 2020, and what lessons he hopes we have all learned during this time, and will bring with us moving forward.
In this interview Abby Cook, and I discuss learning experiences during quarantine, what goes behind the decision making process in deciding whether or not to go back to campus in the Fall, what she hopes will be remembered about this time, and what she thinks will be, and if there is room for thoughtful debate in modern day society.
How do you pick a college during the middle of a pandemic? Rasmee Ky can tell you in this interview where we discuss how she finished High School, and picked a college as the Covid-19 Pandemic shut down the world around us. We also discuss climate change, the importance of the 2020 election, and what she thinks needs to be done moving forward.
Do you want to know what it's like working inside the criminal justice system during the Covid-19 Pandemic? Attorneys Deb and Cris Freitas can tell you. In this interview we discuss the difficulties that Attorney's face as they to navigate the Justice System while a pandemic makes changes to the world everyday.
In his continuing coverage of the 4th congressional race, Adam Bass sits down with another candidate in the Democratic Primary, tech entrepreneur Chris Zannetos. Mr. Zaneetos discusses his support for free broadband, expansion of the ACA, what he means by, "reseting our relationship with China," what self funding in a campaign means, and what can one congressman do to help the country. Original air date: July 21st 2020
Continuing our coverage of the MA04 race, the Cod Cabin Crew sits down with Epidemiologist Dr. Natlia Linos. We ask her about support for the South Coast, the role of police, what it means to be a candidate and a doctor, and the new enthusiasm she is receiving .
Another guest has Joined us at the cabin and this time its republican candidate, Air Force Colonel Julie Hall. Hall joined us to sit down and talk the environment, fiscal issues, her service, and what she thinks of the president.
In this episode I speak with Emily Gray. We talk about how the art she creates is being affected, and is reflective of these times. We also talk about the importance of documentation during times of crisis, and throughout our lives, and the reasons for doing it. In this episode we also discuss the ongoing BLM movement, and the process of self-discovery, and analysis that many people are going through during these times.
In this episode I interview Adam Bass. We talk about his own podcasts series, and how he was able to connect, and interview different candidates across the state of Massachusetts for a variety of public offices. We also talk about his views on the Presidential campaign, and his thoughts on Wheaton's reopening plan for next semester.
In this episode I view Liz Eaton. We talk about her experiences with online learning, her current internship in the field of Public Health, and what she thinks next semester will look like for herself in the midst of a pandemic. We also talk about the ongoing Presidential campaign, and if she thinks that the resurgence of activism we are now witnessing is sustainable.
In this episode I interview Carlos Corrada. Carlos and I talk about how Covid-19 has been treated in Puerto Rico as well as how the BLM movement has been treated there. We also talk about how this year has affected the art Carlos has made along with what went into the decision making process with choosing what to do with Wheaton's new reopening plans.
It's our Tenth Episode of "The Cod Cabin!" The four of us decide to go on a trip to the mystical land known as "Western Massachusetts." We go into detail about the 1st district, its surrounding towns, and of course, the face of congressional Massachusetts Politics; Richard Neal. From his legacy in the fiscal area of politics, his social views, and if his primary fight against Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse will go well for him? (SPOILER: we think it might.)
Adam, Jessy, and Logan interview Newton City Councilman Jake Auchincloss on the Cod Cabin today. We ask him his stance on healthcare, education, transportation, his political beliefs, and his views on being a councilman and putting policy first. Sit back, relax and listen into our Massachusetts Political podcast, its the Cod Cabin.
One more guest has decided to arrive at the Cabin today and it's Ben Sigel. This candidate born from a Jewish and Latin household hopes to shake the norms in the politics of the 4th district by discussing his views on Education, Charter Schools, and of course social rights for all constituents. Join us for this fresh catch of the day, at the Cod Cabin
In this episode I interview Jenny Chen. We talk about her experiences on the Elizabeth Warren Presidential campaign, the question of what college will look like in the Fall, and the Ed Markey campaign for Senate.
In this episode I interview Christelle Jean where she tells us what went into planning a recent BLM protest, what the High School experience was like during Covid-19, her thoughts on the Presidential election, and why she thinks her generation are politically active.
In this episode I interview Beckett Freed-Barlow where we talk about his experiences at a BLM protest in Maine, how Covid-19 affected his life, and what he thinks college next year may look like.
In this episode I interview Mae Flibotte where we talk about her experiences across different states during the pandemic, how she thinks Covid-19 will affect her Majors, and the struggles that students face that colleges may not be paying attention to.
In this episode I interview Brendon Ky where we talk about his experiences with online learning, what he thinks historians will focus on when they study the year 2020, and what he thinks the most important current issues are.
I interview Birukti Tsige who tells us about her experiences at a Black Lives Matter protests, how Covid-19 has affected her college experience, her thoughts on the statues being taken down, what she thinks historians will focus on when they study this year in the future, and what she thinks is most important moving forward.
I interview Chris Benoit who speaks about how Covid-19 has affected his college experience, how the current pandemic has affected his choice to pursue a nursing degree, and his thoughts on the ongoing Presidential election.
In this episode I interview Tyler Phinney. We talk about how his college experience has changed due to Covid-19, how the current times may influence his future creative work, and his own personal experience with the changing times caused by Covid-19.
In this episode I interview Nic Acuna who recounts his experience at a recent Boston protest, and Malden protest. He also tells us his own personal feelings, and experiences with police, and witnessing police brutality, his feelings towards the statues being taken down, and how Covid-19 has affected his life.
"A Moment in History" is a new podcast that hopes to capture what people are thinking as we progress through these turbulent times. I only ask for people's personal experiences, and thoughts, and never to make generalizations on events, ideas, or movements. The people interviewed knew about most of the basic topics that they were going to be asked about but did not know most of the specific questions that they were going to asked, and because of this what they say are their first reactions. The hope is that "A Moment in History" can serve as a way to show to people now, and to people in the future looking back on this period, what people were thinking, feeling, and experiencing, at this moment in history.
In this episode I interview Casey Smith where we talk about her personal experiences at the Boston and Norton Black Lives Matter Protests. Casey also tells us about her experience helping plan a protest, and how Covid influenced her decisions.
Adam Bass, General manager and political reporter at WCCS Wheaton College Radio has taken upon the task and covering the 4th district of Massachusetts primary race. In the wake of Joe Kennedy the third's challenge to senator Ed Markey, Nine Democrats and Two Republicans are aiming for this coveted seat. Here is where the coverage begins with an interview with Ben Sigel. A Lawyer and Activist from Brookline running on his faith, his belief in social and fair justice, capping student debts, as well as promoting local forests in the 4th district for activities that can lead to an eco friendly capital. Original AirDate: May 11 2020
In his coverage of the 4th race, Adam Bass interviews Jesse Meremell, former Brookline Select Board Member. We discuss the importance of experience in a congressional race, affordable healthcare, the need for childcare in the bay state, and if Governor Baker is moving to fast on the reopening of the commonwealth. Original air date: May 18th 2020
In this interview, Adam Bass sits down with former Newton City Councilmember, Jake Auchincloss, who is running for the 4th congressional district in Massachusetts. The state of the country in regards to systemic racism, transportation, a green economy, and more detailed conversations are had in this insightful interview on WCCS, Wheaton College Radio. Original airdate: June 8th 2020
Knock Knock! A guest has arrived at the Cod Cabin. Its Alan Khazei! A candidate for the 4th district of MA as well as Cityyear CEO! Join Jessy, Adam, Logan, and Jack as they sit down with their first ever guest.
On this episode of The Cod Cabin, the 4 of us discuss the....awkward senate debate between Senator Markey and Rep Kennedy. Let us just hope the other ones go a lot more smooth than this one.
Continuing in his coverage of the 4th Congressional District Primary, Adam Bass interviews Natalia Linos, an Epidemiologist who strives to make an important impact on the race and hopes that her belief that diversity and differences can shape a better district for the benefit of all. Ms. Linos talks the importance of race relations, public health workers, and the world that we now live in, on this special report on WCCS. Original airdate: Thursday June 11th.
Adam interviews ANOTHER candidate for office Dave Cavellintervi. Listen to the best of WCCS's political podcasts.
Cohosts Nic Acuna and Sarah Zeiberg make it their mission to make this episode as confusing as possible. In this episode we try to make a playlist of "unconventional songs", and we fail quite well at it. We also talk about other stuff but who really knows what we said.
Come listen to WCCS's premier political podcast, Cod Cabin. This Adam Bass podcast puts a focus on Massachusetts politics, and in this episode he discusses who is going to fill the Massachusetts 4th Congressional seat.
On this episode the great Tyler Phinney is our cohost. In this episode we talk about Gary Cherone, what the future may think of this episode, Tyler's Mom, misunderstood songs, and misunderstood lyrics.
Coming back as cohost is the one, the only, Nic Acuna. On this episode we talk about Cher, Nicholas Cage, To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, music I guess, Nic's Mom, and our ages.
Listen in to this episode for two very special guests, my actual parents. In it we talk about good music, the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Camp Mohawk, Wet Hot American Summer, and famous people we've met.
What is this? An episode of "Your Parents' Music" with none other than cohost Nic Acuna. Nic Acuna? You mean THAT Nic Acuna? You read it right the first time THE Nic Acuna agreed to cohost this episode of famed radio show and now podcast, "Your Parents' Music". In it we do classic segments like "Hey...What's up", we talk about cereal, we talk about three movies, and a fire alarm goes off the entire time. Just another classic episode of this famous podcast for you all to enjoy.
Just two Dudes being Dudes doing Dude stuff. This episode we talk about snacks, 21 questions, songs, possible sponsorship, our current situation, and the man we love.