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.
Kelley Babphavong is the president of Harvard Right to Life. Steph Black is the director of Students to End Abortion Stigma at American University. Both women are outspoken and passionate about their causes — although they often stand diametrically opposed. Here's what they have to say about why they love doing what they do.
David Graf climbs to the top of the bell tower of St. Paul Parish every week to wind the gears that keep the mechanical clock running. WHRB reporter Matt Hoisch made the climb with him one morning to talk about how the clock works, what it takes to keep it running, and why Graf loves the physical, technical, and artistic work that he does.
This week on ZUCKER, Mary Ellen Klas, the capital bureau chief for the Miami Herald, joins host Andrew Zucker to talk about her time at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism, the gubernatorial race in Florida, as well as the upcoming senate race in the Sunshine State.
Natalie Portman discusses her female-focused film festival, favorite moments from set, & getting discovered at age 10 in a pizza parlor with Harvard Radio's Aaron Fogelson at Boston Calling!
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!
WHRB Spoke with visionary techno DJ Daniel Avery— on his new album Song for Alpha, and the spark into his electro-psychedelic world. Though UK-based, Daniel chatted with us in Boston before his return to Middlesex Lounge after writing his name in the Make It New stone tablets two years ago. Sound writings are in reference to his most recent release, Song For Alpha, which came out this past Friday April 10.
In March 2017, WHRB DJ Alasdair MacKenzie chatted with Jessica, Emily, and Camilla Staveley-Taylor, the three singer-songwriter sisters who comprise The Staves. They discussed the Staves’ songwriting and recording processes, the artists who have influenced them, and several specific songs of theirs, shortly before they took the stage at the Sinclair in Cambridge, MA.