“There are youth who are going through some rough times right now–we’re all going through some rough times. Through music, I’m able to send a message so that hopefully somebody out there going through a rough time can finally rise up for themselves.”
On Jess Eng’s first episode of Gouda Talks, a podcast exploring the intersection of race, class, and gender in food, she talks to CEO of Bon Me, Patrick Lynch (‘05).
Perfume Genius gets both wacky and intimate in his discussion with WHRB News correspondent Aaron Fogelson at Boston Calling. He discusses his time at Boston Calling, adjusting to fame & more on this episode of Inside The Dogghouse!
On the second episode of Gouda Talks, a podcast exploring the intersection of culture in food, Jess sits down with Ari Kendall, the co-founder and head chef for the Chik Chak food truck. Always rapidly moving, working, and cooking, the life of a food truck chef presents many challenges (even truck fires), but according to Kendall, reaps even more rewards.
Couch is a Boston-based band comprised of seven talented musicians, inspired by funk, soul, and jazz genres. Couch has grown from a long-distance band recording music from college dorms across the country to touring as a band! Band members Tema Siegel (Lead Vocals), Zach Blankstein (Guitar/Bass) and Jared Gozinsky (Drums) recently talked with WHRB to discuss their journey as Couch.
WHRB visited the 2019 Boston Art Book Fair Preview Party to take a peek at this year’s wonderful offerings. Set to an eclectic DJ set (Dilla & Talking Heads in the same night?) by DJ 7L, we saw some of the best in bookmaking for this year. Here are some of our highlights!
Five years later in the same month of October, I jumped at the chance to see their return tour at the Boston Royale. Peering into those same faces at the Royale’s front lines, I immersed myself in the breathtaking performance that solidified them as the best band — live and recorded — in my mind.
About to celebrate 35 years of his Professor World Band act, Ramblin’ Dan looks back on his time before coming to Boston with his story of graduate school, Kerouac, public gardens, and a van and bike that took him to see and sing to the world. Photo courtesy of Ramblin' Dan.