WCUA Legacy Podcasts

James, Robbie, and Andrew talk about trade rumors, award races, and surprise teams in baseball.

Renee and Maureen are happy to be back for the summer. This week, they decided to talk about some of the trends going around on social media that can be dangerous to subscribe to. Hope you enjoy and remember our summer schedule is every other week now!

Bishop Franz Peter Tebartz-van Elst, Delegate for Catechesis to the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization, Rome, discusses Pope Francis' Apostolic Letter Antiquum Ministerium with Dr. Jem Sullivan.

In this episode, Noelia reads some of her favorite movie quotes and bits of dialogue from screenplays she's read.

Brandon and Sophie sit down with nationally recognized Broadway actor, Sean Allan Krill, currently of Jagged Little Pill on Broadway, and discuss the current Broadway shutdown, where he has found success on the stage and screen and his recent Tony Award nomination.

This week Renee and Maureen finally sat down to discuss one of their biggest pet peeves about being a woman: birth control. We talked about some scientific and practical reasons for why women should not be taking it as well as some concerns we have with the medical field and how they generalize women’s needs. Key takeaway this week: do your research!

Brandon and Sophie sit down with star Broadway actress, Heidi Blickenstaff and discuss her career from the start and her time with shows such as Something Rotten and performing live and filming Freaking Friday the Musical while offering inspiring advice for folks of all ages.

Ever heard the phrase, “Latin Mass,” and wondered what it meant? This week Renee, Maureen, and special guest Brother Joe are going to break down this different form of the Mass and share their experiences with Latin Mass as well as important things to note if you are interested in going but have never been before.

Brandon and Sophie sit down with two-time Tony-winning Broadway actress, Judy Kaye, and discuss her incredible career ranging from starring in Mamma Mia to Phantom of the Opera, and currently Queen Elizabeth in Diana: the Musical while navigating Broadway amidst Covid as well as it’s reopening.

This week, Noelia talks about the concept of the gaze on screen and the layers behind its meaning and use in a narrative story.