WCCS Podcasts

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. Created by Paxton Phillips A WCCS Podcast wheatoncollegeradio.com

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. wheatoncollegeradio.com

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 Edited by Harrison Zeiberg 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.

The first episode of our newest podcast.

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.

Listen to the Three Ringos go over the first Beatles album, Please Please Me.

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.

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! Check out our website: https://wccsprojects.wixsite.com/my-site

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.