Jay Cowit, Technical Director, The Takeaway
Jay Cowit is the technical director for The Takeaway. He started as a board operator in 2008 and has been with the show ever since.
Aaron Freeman, Ween frontman, announced the band's breakup yesterday to Rolling Stone from his home in New Jersey. In Ween's honor, which was formed 25 years ago by Freeman and his high school classmate Mickey Melchiondo, today's bumper music is Ween-only.
Ween – A Tear for Eddie
Ween – Roses are Free
Ween – Tried and True
Ween – Slow Down Boy
Ween – If You Could Save Yourself You’d Save Us All
Ween – Ice Castles
Ween – I Got To Put the Hammer Down
Ween – Flutes of Chi
Ween – The Grobe
Ween – Captain
Ween – Bananas and Blow
Ween – The Argus
Ween – Exactly Where I’m At
Jay Cowit is the technical director for The Takeaway. He started as a board operator in 2008 and has been with the show ever since.
Alex Johnson is The Takeaway's digital editor, based out of The World newsroom at WGBH in Boston.
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