WCSUPodcasts

Jaclyn's final episode of @WCSU before she graduates this weekend! Congratulations, thank you and best of luck.

Paul talks to the 2021 Barnard Student Award winners: Bakhtawar Izzat and Isaac Jean-Pierre.

Jaclyn's favorite conspiracy theories and thoughts on dogs v siblings.

Paul is joined by WCSU Philosophy professor, Anna Malavisi to talk ethics and her upcoming lecture "The Urgency of the Ethics of Greening".

Jaclyn comes on to talk upcoming events, Harry Potter, Vaccines, Joe Jonas, the whole enchilada.

https://www.wcsu.edu/wow/event/the-urgency-of-the-ethics-of-greening/

There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who like pineapple on pizza and jerks. Dr. Caroline Waldbuesser joins Paul to talk about conflict in the classroom and it almost came to blows.

Paul has big news about WCSU students and vaccines.

Jaclyn has an update on her mom's cooking and Pete's daughter threatened to derail the whole thing by climbing on his head the entire time we recorded.

Following a long established tradition and much to Paul's continued chagrin, Dr. Rayda Krell is taking over @WCSU! Rayda brings on fellow WCSU science professor Dr. Mitch Wagener to talk climate change and then comes back to teach us all about cicadas and whether or not we need to worry about them this summer.

We all miss out on student co-host Jaclyn Bonomo this week but she'll be back next week.

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Paul is joined by Commissioner of the CT Department of Revenue Services and former Danbury Mayor, Mark Boughton.

Jaclyn drops some social work knowledge on us and we get a taste of her imitation of her mom. Spoiler alert: it slaps.

Paul is joined by three ladies this week:

Katherine Roe to talk about Education, Caitlin Crowley on Spring sports and J Lo & A-Rod, and Jaclyn Bonomo on all things student.

Paul finally convinced a student to wade into the murky waters of @WCSU. Thank you Jaclyn! Our poor devoted listeners will no longer have to suffer with just Paul and Pete babbling away at each other. We hope you are excited as we are.

Paul talks to WCSU Alumna and boxer, Stephanie "The Boss" Moss, about her journey and then the show officially joins the ranks of people who harass Assistant to the Director of Meteorological Studies and Weather Center, Gary Lessor, about all things weather related.

Paul is joined by Associate Vice President of Enrollment Services, Jay Murray, and Student Government Association President, Anna Adebambo, to figure out where we are on the mascot change away from The Colonials and Colonial Chuck to something new.

Dr. Rayda Krell is back yet again for an update and Paul is quick to judge.