Boston based singer-songwriter, Chris Paterno, joined DJ John-Michael Sedor on BU In The Morning to talk about the release of his EP – Everyday Shadows. Chris also played two songs, “Lover When You Gonna Come” & “Your Love” live in-studio, which can be seen below. Everyday Shadows can be found on Chris Paterno’s Soundcloud and make sure to like him on Facebook Chris Paterno is also on Twitter @CPaternoMusic and Instagram @ChrisPaternoMusic Interview: “Lover When You Gonna Come” “Your Love”
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Professor Loren J. Samons of the BU Department of Classical Studies and BU Philhellenes came into BU in the Morning to talk with DJs Christie Leist, Sarah Burnstein, Goldy Fogel, and Kaitlin Schalago. Listen to that interview here to here Professor Samons talk about Greek dancing, culture, and his take on Philhellenism here in Boston.
Comedian and Boston native Josh Wolf sat down with Christie Leist for an exclusive BU in the Morning Interview. He talked about everything from his recent performance at Laugh Boston to breaking into a career on stage and the pros and the cons of being a comedian today. Listen to that interview here:
The manager of the Sozo Clothing Company, Boston native Mitchell Freitas, spoke to BU in the Morning DJ Christie Leist about the motto of his business: promoting the Sozo lifestyle? Want to learn about what exactly that entails as well as buy some unique, stylish clothing? Listen to Freitas’s interview here to find out more:
Christie Leist and John-Michael Sedor sat down with comedian Heather McDonald on BU in the Morning. McDonald was a regular the show “Chelsea Lately” and TLC’s “All About Sex” series. McDonald is in Boston to perform her stand-up comedy routine at Laugh Boston (located in the Westin Waterfront Hotel in the Seaport District; 425 Summer Street.) To purchase tickets for her show go over to http://laughboston.com/
(photo taken by Tomas Jordan) Checkout BU in the Morning DJs Christie Leist and John-Michael Sedor talking with Jacqlene Boening and Daniella Seidl of the Vagina Monologues. As the director of the show, Seidl comments on the various messages the Vagina Monologues aims to send, as well as what is was like preparing the show for their audience at BU. Boening, cast member and resident WTBU Eboard member, talks about how to capture the essence of each character through dialogue and embracing each individual story.
Jared Brill (better known these days as his artist name, Scuba Moose) has officially launched the release of his new EP “Silhouette.” Brill, a student at Boston University and WTBU member, produced the electronic album in his dorm room right here on campus. Check out his interview with WTBU News reporter Christie Leist below, and listen to his debut album on soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/scubamoose
Micah Stone, founder of the new clothing line Bearpants, spoke with WTBU News reporter Christie Leist. A recent graduate of Harvard University, Stone thinks his unique design for weather resistant sweatpants will be a hit here in Boston. Check out these winter-ready pants at http://www.buybearpants.com/ and find out how you can look cool while you stay warm! Listen to that interview here:
John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants called Rock This Way to talk about the band’s groundbreaking invention of Dial-A-Song and the struggles of releasing new music every week of 2015. Check out the exclusive interview to hear about the answering machine tunes that put They Might Be Giants on the map.
H Jon Benjamin, voice of Bob in “Bob’s Burgers” and voice of Archer, from “Archer” joined John-Michael Sedor of BUITM to talk about his career and what life is like as a voice actor.