WCCS Podcasts

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.

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 h...

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.

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.

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.

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...

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. Edited for clarity, not content.

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.  Edited for clarity not content.

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 Cab...

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.