WCCS Podcasts

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.

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!

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.

Listen to this weeks update by SGA President Aba Lypps.

"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.

This weeks Presidential Update from SGA President Aba Lypps 

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 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...

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 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!

Adam Bass Talks MA News and stories in this brief broadcast.