The Grahm Lives Podcast
In the continuing effort to keep the Grahm Junior College name alive, this podcast features interviews with broadcasting majors who attended the school in Kenmore Square in Boston between 1950 and 1979, when the college closed. You’ll hear stories about your classmates’ college years and their resulting broadcasting careers. Hosted by Warren Garling, GJC class of ’72.
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Episodes

Apr 17, 2025
Apr 17, 2025
46 min
If you've never met or talked with Cindy, you're in for a treat. She's got stories about Grahm you've only heard rumors about. She's bumped elbows with many folks you know or wish you knew. She's a true Grahm superfan. Enjoy!

Apr 11, 2025
Apr 11, 2025
1 hr 10 min
Here's another Grahm grad who used his college education to pursue his love of broadcasting no matter where it took him...even out of the country! Here's the story of Doug Neatrour, Class of 1971, as told by the man himself...and one of his roommates.

Apr 8, 2025
Apr 8, 2025
35 min
Here's another fun conversation with a grad who straddled the name change of the Cambridge School of Business/Broadcasting to Grahm Junior College. Meet Jim Rivers, Class of '69!

Mar 26, 2025
Mar 26, 2025
1 hr 36 sec
George Delisle and I reminisce about the unexpected turns our careers took after the memories we made in Boston in the early 1970s.

Mar 20, 2025
Mar 20, 2025
1 hr 1 min
Still entertaining on the radio after 50 years, Ken Barlow set his sites on radio station ownership and fulfilled a couple of dreams. Here's his story...for the record.

Mar 8, 2025
Mar 8, 2025
48 min
Here's a Grahm grad who lived the dream of major market broadcasting after college...and had a hall of fame career. Enjoy my visit with Brandon Brooks, Class of '73.

Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025
55 min
Aside from the late actor/comedian Andy Kaufman (Class of '71), Marc Summers is probably one of the most recognizable names to come out of the late Grahm Junior College in Boston. For more than 50 years he's been successful both behind and in front of television cameras and most recently the off-Broadway stage.
