Podcasts about winchester high school

WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Today's topics: Federal agents pull out of Portland after the Governor reached an agreement with the VP Pence and the administration; is this a smart move? Did the feds cave? What will happen to Portland this weekend? Then, Winchester High School decides to get rid of their name and mascot of the "Sachems" as more and more schools get rid of Native American mascots. Also, VB shares this thoughts on changing the Massachusetts state flag. Additionally, a Vermont farmer found a prosthetic leg in the middle of his field! What's the most random thing you've ever found? Hear it all from today's show, here.

The Barstool Sports all-hands Super Bowl meeting brings some unexpected bad news for Blind Mike. A former writer for Jimmy Kimmel Live wrote a hit-piece on SNL head writer Michael Che, and the guys are divided on whose side to take (0:25:30). Long shot presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard has filed a defamation suit against Hillary Clinton (0:32:00). Following yesterday's episode, Kirk had an intense phone call with Gerry Callahan. The crew reacts to that call and Callahan's podcast with a Boston Globe columnist (0:36:24). Kevin from Bristol drops an epic parody song and the guys rank the greatest of all time (1:00:20). The simmering feud with Winchester High School gets a little more fuel thanks to a board meeting and Kevin Cullen (1:36:00).

The Kirk Minihane Show travelled to Centerville, Mass., to record a podcast in the home of a complete stranger who was the highest bidder in last year's charity auction. Apart from Minihane's obvious revulsion at having to sit on a couch next to Steve Robinson, it was business as usual. Several whistleblowers at Winchester High School have stepped forward to share alarming details of Boston Globe columnist Shirley Leung's assembly (00:05:35). If Shirley's blathering speech to these high school kids is a sign of what's going on in the public school system, then Harry Minihane may end up in private school after all. Minihane realizes he's burned just about every professional bridge he's ever crossed (00:16:30). Barstool Breakfast talked about the kerfuffle between fitness instructor Jillian Michaels and singer Lizzo, but Willie Colon wanted to take the most sensitive parts of that debate off-air (00:31:30). Minihane erupts over Blind Mike's plans to bring his own personal assistant down to Miami on the Minifans' dime (00:39:20). The King of KMS Parody Songs returns with two hits for the special living room show (00:59:00). The Madawaska area is on edge after discovering an alleged cult leader is recruiting followers to the region (01:09:45). Our generous host takes over the show (01:49:00). 

What do the Catholic Church, the British monarch, WEEI and Winchester High School all have in common? They're all the subject of Kirk Minihane's ire on today's episode of the show. Minihane reacts to yesterday's breaking news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are eschewing royal life in favor of a more common existence in Canada (0:15:00). Winchester High School is officially dead to Minihane after they invited Boston Globe hack Shirley Leung to talk with students about journalism (0:28:25). Mike Francesa has drifted off into the Radio.com ether where he now does a 90-minute show with few callers and virtually no listeners; Minihane tunes in for some thrilling Wichita State basketball talk (0:45:25). Blind Mike comes prepared for a heated discussion about the Babson College adjunct professor who said Iran should release a list of American cultural sites it intends to bomb (1:11:12). Minihane delves into the Catholic Church thanks to a problematic column for the Boston Globe's Kevin Cullen (1:35:29). The radio show that replaced K&C on WEEI spikes the football over Boston Mayor Marty Walsh (2:01:22). 

In episode 1, the team of Winchester High School students interview the WHS Assistant Principal, John Dupuis and discuss his job duties and how he got started.

This week on Viewfinder, the Podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Town Clerk MaryEllen Lannon about the upcoming elections in Winchester. We are also briefly joined by Suzette for an update from Mardi Gras. Finally, we have our regular Winchester Headlines segment with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star. Topics this week include an approval of part of the Eversource Line project, app development at Winchester High School and more!

This week, we've got a huge episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. We're joined by Kathleen Grace, the Instructional Technology Specialist and Andrea Zampitella Library Media Specialist from Winchester High School to talk about the new Maker space at the high school. We are also joined for our Winchester headlines segment by Melissa Russel of the Winchester Star. This weeks topics include a conversation about new information released on salaries of town employees, some updates on the progress made by the swim Winchester initiative and much more. Finally, we talk to Winchester High School Director of Athletics Marc Arria for the first of a new ongoing segment on Viewfinder highlighting Winchester athletics and the achievements in sports at WHS.

This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Wally Dembowski, the head coach of the Winchester High School football team about their season. They also talk to Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star for our Winchester headlines segment. Topics include designation of historic properties in Winchester and much more.

This week on Viewfinder, the award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by incoming WHS Principal Dennis Mahoney about what he's looking for in his first year at Winchester High School. We also talk to Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star for this weeks Winchester headlines segment. Topics include the School Committee's charter schools discussion, Winchester residents running for a cause, and a discussion on opinion pieces submitted to the star.

It's episode 42 of Viewfinder, the podcast that puts Winchester in focus. This week we talk to Marc Arria, the WHS Athletic Director about his work, the impact of the high school construction on Winchester athletics and what he looks for in a Winchester High School coach. We are also joined by Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star for our regular Winchester Headlines segment. In the news this week is a story about the Winchester Boat Club running into adversity in their attempt to expand, confusion about the removal of the Sachems logo at WHS, new traffic lights in Winchester and more!

This week's episode is with writer, former President of the Drama Club, and former competitive ice skater, Chris Schleicher (The Mindy Project). Chris attended Winchester High School where he successfully brought back school dances (they were BANNED!), found out creative ways to "buy time" on papers, and participated in a billion school clubs. Chris' competitive ice skating training and high levels of school participation left him with little to no down time, which, spoiler alert - "kids shouldn't have anyway."  Listen up and find out how Chris' experience was similar to Sabrina The Teenage Witch. P.S. Chris is a long time listener! Tweet us and let us know how many episodes you've listened to!