Podcasts
If you are interested in getting involved or affiliating your podcast with the WTBU Podcasting Program, please email our Audio Productions Director at productions@wtburadio.org
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YASYour favorite WTBU Podcast, giving you the latest in the world of entertainment. Created by Rukia Magege, Elizabeth Puckette, and Emily Rosen Listen to YAS on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
DogtownThere’s a thin line between truth and fiction. Dogtown exists somewhere in the middle. Engorge yourself on slices of life from around Boston where you can only believe half of what you see and nothing you hear. Created by Alex Tuchi Listen to Dogtown on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts
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Do You See What I SeeWhat counts as art? Does it have to be a world-renowned painting? Or can it be the sumo-wrestling you see on the Japanese TV channel? How about the sandwich that sits on your plate? Do You See What I See is an arts & culture podcast about looking at the world through a new lens. In this podcast, we ask ourselves what things in our lives sit disguised as mundane or crude, and what would happen if we viewed those things as art. Created by Thuy-An Nguyen Listen to Do You See What I See on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
The Last ShowThe Last Show is an audio drama about the end of the world and the college radio show that survived it. After the old world burns away in a nuclear reckoning, the hosts of The Last Show need to find their place in the ashes and their role in what comes next. Created by Daniela Roa Anduaga and Clay McDermott Listen to Show on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
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How Do I Say ThisWe answer all the questions you never asked. Incorrectly. Our podcast is about wild hot takes on things you never thought you’d hear come out of somewhat sane people’s mouths. Created by Namita Arunkumar and Dija Munawar Listen to How Do I Say This on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
The Jilly Filly Power HourEach week, Co-Hosts Jillian and Felipe will spin a wheel to land on a random discussion topic relevant to our childhood. They can be either shows, movies, or stars from Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network (as well as any kids movie from our youth). We will explore that result with a recap of the product, and explore our modern opinions (as well as the social media discussion on it since). Created by Felipe Chamon and Jillian Napolitano Listen to The Jilly Filly Power Hour on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
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Box FlopiceMovies that are so bad they’re good. Reviews that are even worse. Grace Wise, Maddy Schmidt, and Nolan Spencer combine their 3 brain cells to discuss the nuances of some of the most emotionally gripping, boundary-pushing films in modern cinema, like Welcome to Marwen and The Kissing Booth. Created by Maddy Schmidt, Nolan Spencer, and Grace Wise Listen to Box Flopice on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
More Than Meets the EyeMore goes into keeping up with an aesthetic than just clothes. So many aesthetics have a rich history and are entrenched in films, music and much more. Our end goal? Find our own aesthetics. Created by Emma Cowan and Antonella Jones Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Listen to More Than Meets the Eye on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
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It Could Be WorseIt Could Be Worse helps you feel better about your problems by describing the tragic lives of history’s most unlucky people. Created by Anna Spier and Catherine Kinkead Listen to It Could Be Worse on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
An Anthill to Die OnOpinions so trivial, you just can’t let them go. On An Anthill to Die On, two guests put their most trivial unshakable views against each other. Are hot dogs sandwiches? Is water wet? Find the answer to these questions and more on An Anthill To Die On! Created by Frank Hernandez Listen to An Anthill to Die On on Anchor or anywhere you listen to podcasts |
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