WCCS Podcasts

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.

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...

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. &nbsp...

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.