November 17, 2022
For this WSPN podcast, follow along as co-broadcast editor Jackie Cahaly and reporters Lucy Grasso and Abby Raftery try out and rate different local restaurants. In this episode, they traveled to In A Pickle in Waltham to sample some of the menu.
Intro – 0:00
Atmosphere – 0:48
Service – 2:00
Food – 2:45
Ratings – 4:48
Outro – 5:13
Music: Bensound.com
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Jackie Cahaly, class of 2023, is a fourth year reporter, and second year co-broadcast editor for WSPN. She enjoys being part of the soccer, ski, and track...
Lucy Grasso, Class of 2023, is a second year reporter for WSPN. She plays for the high school's golf team. Outside of school, she enjoys traveling, cooking,...
Abby Raftery, Class of 2024, is a third year reporter and podcast editor for WSPN. She is a soccer captain and a leader of two clubs, Student Advocacy...
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