On this episode of Entertainment Education: The Podcast - The One with Legacy Media, we unpack the enduring value of legacy media in today’s fast-moving digital landscape. Together, we explore how platforms like radio, print, and public broadcasting continue to shape educational messages, often in ways modern media still can’t replicate. From the role of PBS and NPR to the surprising resurgence of radio dramas and comics, this episode dives into how old-school formats can still teach, inspire, and entertain. My evening news cohosts for this episode are Dr. Julia Kuttler, McPhearson College, and Professor Len Assante, Volunteer State Community College.

On this episode of Entertainment Education: The Podcast - The One with Video Games, grab your friends and let’s challenge them to a Super Smash Bros. contest. We grab our controllers and discuss how video games can be an effective teaching method. There are so many elementary schools now that use video games to teach subjects like math, and the world is only opening up and leveling up from there. Joining me this episode as my players 2 and 3 are Dr. Medgar Roberts and Brian Raica.

On this episode of Entertainment Education: The Podcast - The One with AI In the Classroom, Chat GPT is not running this episode, but the roundtable of guests joining me are! Tracy Schorle, College Professor and VP of industry, Debra Brandt, K12 and College Educator, Brittany Clark, College Professor, Amanda Czuprynski, College Professor & PhD Student, and Sarah Ivy Carson, Return Adult College Student. We have a roundtable discussion in this episode on how AI has not only changed the classroom, but the world. Join us as we delve into AI, but first, a message from the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson!