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WCAT Chats is a podcast series produced by Westminster WCAT hosted by Palmer Routh, Nitin Raju,and Alex Carr, from The Westminster Schools in Atlanta, GA.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Hamilton Cast Members Talk Showtime and Democracy (opens the original)
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Take a behind the scenes look at the iconic and brilliant musical Hamilton. WCAT's Izzie Hoyos sat down with Hamilton cast members Marja Harmon (Angelica) and Charlotte Mary Wren (Eliza) to talk about their journeys and why they think it’s so important to encourage students to exercise their right to vote.
WCAT B-Chats | Rohit Malhotra (opens the original)
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In Episode 2 of WCAT B-Chats, the team sits down with Rohit Malhotra, Founder and Executive Director of Atlanta's Center for Civic Innovation (CCI), to discuss the intersection of social entrepreneurship, community investment, and local leadership. Rohit shares the story of founding CCI and breaks down what it takes to build purpose-driven organizations that tackle systemic challenges. He offers valuable lessons on turning ideas into scalable action, navigating the business side of non-profits a
WCAT Chats 77 | New President Jay Rainey on Storytelling, Listening & Faith (opens the original)
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Get to know Westminster's new president Jay Rainey as he chats with hosts Wyatt Garfinkle and Ashaan Patel about connecting, leading, the humanities, teaching math and even some interesting thoughts on why you should learn your "enemy's" story.
Championship Turf: Keeping Westminster Green & the World Cup Ready with Jake Mays (opens the original)
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In this episode, hosts Wyatt Garfinkle and Ashaan Patel sit down with the mastermind behind Westminster's pristine athletic facilities: Grounds Manager Jake Mays. If you’ve ever wondered how the campus fields stay in flawless, championship-ready condition year-round despite heavy traffic and unpredictable Georgia weather, Jake pulls back the curtain on the science, strategy, and hard work that goes on behind the scenes.But Jake’s turf expertise extends far beyond our campus gates. He also shares
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