WHUS Podcasts – Page 2

The Recruiting Process Continues for Head Coach Dan Hurley

September 11, 2025

The 2025-2026 college basketball season may be 53 days away, but the 2026-2027 recruiting process is ongoing for head coach Dan Hurley and the UConn men's basketball team. So far, the Huskies have scheduled mu...

Discussing the Housing Market with Alan Cavagnaro

NaShawn Livingston

August 29, 2025

Business, Featured, Interviews, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Talk

I am joined with UConn alum Alan Cavagnaro as he discusses his experience working as a zoning commissioner for the town of South Windsor along with the state of the current housing market across Connecticut in...

What Does the Future of Revenue Sharing Hold in Store for UConn?

NaShawn Livingston

June 23, 2025

Business, Featured, Interviews, News, Podcasts, Sports, Talk

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SXSW 2025: An Interview with Bill Adair and Nina Jankowicz

Katie Servas

May 7, 2025

Featured, Interviews, SXSW

This is an interview conducted by WHUS News Director Katie Servas with South By Southwest Panelists Bill Adair and Nina Jankowicz. This interview discusses topics such as disinformation, the importance of ...

Caroline Ducharme Checks in for First Time in Over 15 Months

Jack Ross

March 11, 2025

Featured, News, Sports

University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Redshirt junior Caroline Ducharme entered the game on February 22, in a blowout 86-47 win against Butler. It was Ducharme’s first appearance in uniform since Nov. 1...

UConn Non-Profit Medical Pop-Up Clinic Returns for Second Year

Katie Servas

March 7, 2025

Events, Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

UConn’s student run medical clinic introduces a new resource hallway for patients on its second annual pop-up on March 8-9. “This year, we’re proud to have a new resource hallway, mainly funded by the UConn...

Governor Lamont’s New Budget Gives $40 Million To Special Education Funding

Lindsey Weiler

February 18, 2025

Featured, News

On Feb. 3, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont presented his proposed state budget in Hartford which included huge support for special education funding for the next two years. The $40 million budget would allow to...

NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Teams to be Paid for First Time This March

Jack Ross

January 27, 2025

Featured, Headlines, News, Sports

For the first time, the NCAA Women’s Basketball teams will be paid in the 2025 March Madness Tournament. The vote held on Wednesday, Jan. 15, was unanimous by all 292 NCAA members. The money will be distr...

Interview with Easy Sleeper

juliankidd

January 20, 2025

Featured, Interviews, Music

LA based band Easy Sleeper has been bubbling in the DIY scene since 2020. They have amassed 14,000 monthly listeners and have a song with 100,000 plays on Spotify. In this interview, we talk about making music...

UConn’s New Nursing Building Breaks Ground and Starts Construction

Katie Servas

December 13, 2024

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

The University of Connecticut hosted a ground breaking event to mark the start of construction on the new School of Nursing building on Oct. 30 with faculty, students and benefactors. “Today, we announce th...