WCCS Podcasts

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 dis...

"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.