Morning Mayhem

Not only does she work the morning show, but she's also a published author and the Woodland Poet Laureate.

Spring Sports, burritos, and news. Momma Manning shares a handful of dad jokes.

Only Amato and Tomlin this morning.

WRHS Golf team Coach, Mike Magas, and Captain, Dean Norton detail their upcoming season.

Chris Decker tries to stump the gang with their weekly trivia question. And UConn continues through the Finals

3.28.2024 - Junior Interview updates from the Advisors of Advisory, Kaitlin Acabbo and Jodie D'Alexander

Advisor Paul Geary and Carter Davis give the details on how students can share and explore all their creativity.

WRHS Weightlifters: Brett Lato, Will Brooks, Christian Morales

Mr. Decker stops by to give some intriguing trivia questions.

Bob Murdy gives an update about his Timber Team.

As spring gets started we tested a passerby's spring knowledge. See how well you do with the trivia.

Chris Decker talks about the upcoming NCAA brackets, both mens and womens.

Advisor Anna Muharem and Member Jenna Chicano give updates about Kindness Week

Guest Host Chris Decker steps in to discuss this year's NCAA brackets and the possibilities that lay ahead.

Yasmeen Galal - valedictorian, recipient of Connecticut Associations of Public Schools Superintendents Award, United States Senate Youth Program member, Vice President of Woodland Regional High School Student Government, President of Connecticut Association of Student Councils, Cooke Scholar, State Board of Education representative, Robotics programmer, CT Equity Board member, and others we didn't list.

Well, it didn't go perfectly, but it did go. Interviews with the Journalism Crew headed to Columbia University and an update from WRHS about the Woodland Classic 3-on-3 Basketball tournament.

Abby Bunk and Connor Cull explain all that they are doing to celebrate the circle. (show was prerecorded for live streaming day).

Maddy Harte discusses her photography, her start and where she hopes to grow.

Senora Luddy and Senorita Santos are arranging a World Language trip to Costa Rica to learn about culture and ecological responsibility.

3.8.2024 - NVL CHampions--WRHS DANCE TEAM: Coach Jen Cataldi and Captain Makayla Constanti

As if keeping the ball out of the net as a goalie, Casey Mulligan works hard putting the ball in the net on the basketball court. This year she not only broke 1000 points for her career (one of those years being a shortened COVID year), she also racked up more points than any other athlete in Woodland history, outpacing a record originally set by Tanner Kingsley.

Ethan Valentino, WRSG President, and Charli Hughes, CASC Coordinator of Legislative Affairs explain about the state-wide convention they are hosting on Friday, March 8, 2024.

Kyle Egan one of our All State band members for the clarinet joins us to talk all things clarinet along with her band instructer, Ian Youngs.

Cereal boxes and dominoes, spring skiing, basketball highlights, and National Sons' Day

In time for the NVLs, Boys Swim Captains--Chase Starzman, Nick LaChapelle, and Robert Gugliotti--stop by to review their season and prepare for upcoming events.

Hawk Headlines Sportscasters, Bryce DiGiovanna, brings his sports voice to the morning show to talk about covering the basketball season and what's next for broadcast.

Principal Kurt Ogren updates us on the Applied Technology programs including the drone class and the success of the CNA program. New classes for next year include an aviation class to allow students to work toward a pilot's license and the EMT program--the only 2-credit course in Woodland--in association with Beacon Hose.

2.27.2024 - Julia Dommel, Chair of the Senate Committee on Student Spirit, discusses the upcoming Woodland Classic 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament to be held on March 14th.

Ethan Valentino stops by to update the crew on what he has been doing in his tenure as WRSG president.

After stretching their legs and getting back into rhythm, the crew settles into their old routine. Nothing earth-shattering, mind you, but good ol' routine.

This podcast is a longer form of a Morning Mayhem staple, the Presidential Party episodes, where all the presidents from the four classes and the student body president visit the show for details about their class and upcoming events and plans for making Woodland a better place.  

After breaking a 10-year old record with six dives, Ella Bernegger ('22) is the new Dive Champ here at Woodland. She was joined by Madison Harte ('25) who stopped by during our interview. 

WRSG Members, Emily Laput, Abby Messina and Kayleigh Budnick, updated us on how the first Homecoming Dance since the pandemic will be handled on Saturday. Our resident weathercaster, Jenna Chicano, gives a prognostication about the chances for inclement homecoming weather.

If you have to make a decision, allow us to suggest Choose Love. And why wouldn't you? Asst. Principal, Ryan Mackenzie, explains the four-year program for all students at Woodland.

Advisors and members from the WRHS Student Book Club stopped by and gave us the 411 on how the 2021 version of Book Club is going to run.

Today Timber team! Coach Robert Murdy, Blake Johnson '24 and Alyssa Atkins '22. Blake finished first in his first axe-throwing competition and Alyssa has been scooping up medals in sawing competitions.

A new weekly podcast has hit the scene--Vibe Check! And as you can probably guess, host Isabella Bianchini is going to check what Woodland's vibe is on topics from dress code to music selection to whatever. Producer Keira Mulvilhill lines up the guests and keeps the episodes flowing.

With Momma Manning out for the morning, Tomlin and Amato get a little off track on a various topics, but they do recover enough to interview the Freshman Presidential candidates the day before of the election.

Jack Bshara, Class of 2025 Presidential candidate, reached out to us and asked if he could share his platform on our show and we said, "yes." 

Every Tuesday we demonstrate how bad we would be on the QuizBowl team. Sometimes we have guests helping us out; this time we did not.

Just when you think we couldn't find anything else to talk about, we do.

Woodland's wrestling team of one, Elias Sturdevant, stops and explains how he is able to represent Woodland Regional High School in the sport of wrestling.