by WHPC Staff | Apr 28, 2026 | Morning Show
Let’s talk about the biggest lie ever told to college students: “Just get an entry-level job.”
OH REALLY?? Because apparently “entry-level” now means:
👉 3 years experience
👉 2 internships
👉 Know 17 software programs
👉 Be 22 years old with the life experience of a 45-year-old
So we went digging through this study from WalletHub that ranks the best entry-level jobs—and translated it into what it actually means for us… aka broke, sleep-deprived, group-project-carrying college students. Apparently, the top entry-level jobs are things like:
- Engineers (all types… because of course)
- Software developers
- Healthcare roles
These jobs have big starting salaries, actual job openings (imagine that), and career paths that don’t immediately spiral into existential dread.
At the bottom of the list?
- Low-paying clerical jobs
- Certain manual labor roles
- Jobs where the growth potential is basically “good luck”
Not saying don’t take them—just don’t build your entire life plan around them.
Here’s where it gets weird. Some jobs start off kinda mid… BUT turn into absolute money machines later. We’re talking:
- Financial analysts
- Tech-adjacent roles
- Data/marketing paths
So yeah… the job that pays “meh” right now might actually be the one that lets you afford rent and groceries later.
Here’s what we’re actually taking from this:
1. Your first job is NOT your forever job
If it is… respectfully… panic.
2. You are allowed to be strategic
Don’t just take the first thing that hires you unless your bank account is screaming.
3. Growth > vibes
Fun job with no future = fun for like… 6 weeks.
4. If the job says “fast-paced environment”
That means stress. It always means stress.
Nobody knows what they’re doing after college. Everyone is guessing. LinkedIn is 80% performance art. But if you can land something that:
✔ teaches you real skills
✔ gives you options
✔ doesn’t make you cry in a bathroom daily
…you’re already winning. Now if you’ll excuse us, we’re going to apply to 47 jobs, hear back from 2, and emotionally attach to both.
by WHPC Staff | Apr 27, 2026 | Uncategorized
A new poll found that nearly half of people ages 18–29 would actually choose to live in the past instead of right now. Not the future. Not some sci-fi world. The past. Yeah. Let that sink in while you refresh TikTok for the 19th time today.
We grew up with smartphones glued to our hands, so you’d think we’d be obsessed with all things tech. But honestly? A lot of us feel like it’s doing too much. People in the poll basically said:
- There’s too much internet
- Social media feels fake and overwhelming
- Everything is a subscription now (seriously… why am I paying for 6 apps just to exist?)
- Algorithms are low-key controlling our lives
- And don’t even get us started on AI taking jobs 😬
It’s like… we signed up for convenience, not a full-time digital identity crisis. Here’s the funny part: most of us don’t want to go back to like… the 1800s with no Wi-Fi (relax).
The sweet spot seems to be the 1990s and early 2000s. Basically, a time where you had some technology, but it didn’t control your entire personality
One person in the survey literally said they just want a world with less phone distraction and more real-life interaction. Imagine… hanging out without someone saying “wait, let me film this.” Wild.
Experts say this whole “take me back in time” mindset is actually about control.
Right now feels:
- Unpredictable
- Overstimulating
- Constantly changing
So the past? It feels simple, stable, and safe — even if we never actually lived it. It’s basically like wanting to reboot your life like it’s a glitchy laptop.
Here’s the reality check: We’re not actually ditching our phones. Let’s be serious. We still:
- Scroll
- Stream
- Post
- Double-tap
- And panic when our battery hits 12%
It’s more like we want a version of life where tech exists, but doesn’t own us.
If you’re reading this while avoiding homework, listening to music, and checking your notifications every 30 seconds… Congrats… you’re part of the problem!
Maybe we don’t really want to live in the past. We just want the present to chill out a little.
If this blog didn’t distract you enough, go ahead… check your phone again. You were going to anyway.
by WHPC Staff | Apr 24, 2026 | Morning Show
Alright… imagine this: it’s Friday night, your group chat is blowing up, nobody has money for actual catering… and then someone drops the most dangerous idea ever:
“Wait… what if we just catered the party with 7-Eleven?”
And suddenly… history is made.
THE ULTIMATE COLLEGE PARTY!!!
We didn’t just throw a party.
We threw a “why didn’t anyone think of this sooner?” event.
Because now—this is real—7-Eleven is officially offering full-on catering. Not snacks. Not just late-night runs. We’re talking actual party food delivered like it’s a legit event.
Picture walking into a college party and instead of sad chips and one melted pizza… you see:
- 14-inch pizzas stacked like a buffet
- Breakfast sandwich boxes (because yes, this party WILL go until morning)
- Lunch boxes & salads (for the one responsible friend)
- Taco bars with chips & queso (yes, a literal taco bar from a gas station??)
- Breakfast tacos (hangover prevention, basically)
And if that wasn’t enough… they’ve also got:
- Crispy chicken sandwiches
- Wings (boneless, saucy, chaotic energy)
- Handheld snacks that scream “grab and go back to the dance floor”
And don’t forget about drinks.
- Giant cups
- Energy drinks everywhere
- And of course… the legendary Slurpee flowing like it’s a soda fountain at Coachella
(Yes, millions of those are consumed daily worldwide, so clearly we’re not alone in this lifestyle.)
Let’s break it down like college students:
- Cheap-ish compared to real catering
- Available basically everywhere
- Fast and easy ordering (through services like ezCater + delivery apps)
- Way more variety than pizza-only parties
- Zero effort, maximum vibes
Also… there’s something hilarious about telling people: “Yeah, we got the party catered… by 7-Eleven.” Because nothing brings people together like:
- tacos from a convenience store
- wings at 2AM
- and someone yelling, “WHO FINISHED THE SLURPEE?!”
Honestly? Forget fancy catering. 7-Eleven just became the official sponsor of college chaos.
by WHPC Staff | Apr 23, 2026 | Morning Show
Let us paint you a picture. It’s 2:13 a.m. You’ve got three assignments due, your bank account is screaming, and the only thing in your fridge is… vibes. Bad vibes.
And then—BOOM—out of nowhere, the universe drops the greatest idea since “free pizza at club meetings.”
White Castle is rolling out up to 1,000 automated kiosks that sell hot sliders. Yes. Hot. Sliders. From a MACHINE.
THIS IS NOT A DRILL!
These things are called “Crave & Go” kiosks, and they’re basically vending machines… but instead of sadness snacks, they give you actual food. Like, real White Castle sliders. On demand. No human interaction required. No judgment. No closing time.
Even better? They’re being placed in places where we actually live our chaotic lives:
- College campuses (HELLO??)
- Hospitals
- Workplaces
- Basically anywhere people are tired, broke, and hungry
Let’s break this down like a broke college economist:
- Dining hall closed? Kiosk.
- Too lazy to walk off campus? Kiosk.
- Friends bail on late-night food run? Kiosk.
- You just failed a test and need emotional support sliders? DOUBLE KIOSK.
These machines literally cook your food when you order it, so it’s not just sitting there all sad like a gas station hot dog.
White Castle is teaming up with a company that builds automated food tech to make this happen nationwide. The goal? Put sliders in places where full restaurants don’t exist.
Translation:
Even if your town has ZERO White Castles… you might still get one.
Just… in robot form.
Look, some people might be worried about “automation” or whatever.
We’re worried about surviving finals.
If a glowing machine in the corner of campus can hands us a warm bag of sliders at 1:47 a.m. after we just spent 6 hours pretending to understand the textbook… then honestly?
That machine is our best friend.
White Castle didn’t just invent a kiosk.
They invented hope.
If one of these shows up on campus… we’re never leaving.
by WHPC Staff | Oct 30, 2024 | New Music, Sports
Jason Kelce and his former teammates from the Philadelphia Eagles are releasing a holiday album – and this is the third year in a row they are doing so. It’s called “A Philly Special Christmas Party.” Travis can be heard on the song, “It’s Christmas Time (In Cleveland Heights).”
A preview of the song dropped, reportedly about the holidays in the Kelce brothers’ hometown, Cleveland Heights. The album comes out November 29th.
