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This podcast, “Entertainment and Its Impact” explores how modern entertainment affects people’s attention, emotions, habits, and behavior. We discuss things like social media, YouTube, movies, TV, and video games, focusing on how each form of entertainment can influence daily life, including some of our own experiences.

The Blood Drive is your weekly podcast all about blood with Jacek Brown and Ty McCormack. We cover in detail about how you can donate blood for the American Red Cross.

In the Breaking the Habit podcast we discuss the risk and dangers of distracted driving. Our program specifically focuses on how just one quick glance at your phone while driving can lead to devastating consequences not just for the driver but for their passengers and everyday pedestrians as well. Throughout our program we use facts, statistics, and strong public safety messaging to encourage listeners to stay focused behind the wheel and promote safter driving practices to creating a safer driving experience on the road for everyone.

The Ripple Effect is a podcast that explores how everyday actions can create lasting impacts on people’s lives. Hosted by Aliyah and Matt, the show dives into real-world issues, personal stories, and meaningful conversations that challenge listeners to think differently about their words, choices, and behaviors. From social issues, The Ripple Effect aims to raise awareness, spark conversation, and remind listeners that even the smallest actions can create waves.

“Three Ladies and a Mic” is a podcast hosted by Jennilee, Lizzie, and Kiana. They blend humor, commentary, and dramatic storytelling as they break down iconic moments in pop culture. From explosive fights to shocking betrayals, they recap, react, and laugh their way through the chaos while giving their unfiltered opinions. The overall vibe is fun and unapologetically messy, turning pop culture drama into entertaining and relatable conversation.

This podcast was produced by students in the communications program at Dean College. It is hosted by Alisha Caldeira, Natalia Zona, Lauren Webber, and Mia Kramer. The Dean Monthly Podcast brings information and conversations on current events, culture, and sports.

SAK Cinemas is a podcast series by Dean College students Sylvia Cahill, Anna Piccuito, and Kaylee Wood. In this podcast, they share their thoughts and ideas about upcoming and past movies. They not only comment on the film industry but share their thoughts on the elements that all come together and make a film great!

Our podcast series is about different superhero characters and their complex identities that showcase modern media. The Marvel Cinematic Universe continuously gives the Comic-book lovers what they want and is something we will explore during this series. The MCU is changing the game in the super-hero industry, from actors, CGI, to comic book accuracy. This podcast series will discuss the importance of diverse heroes and how it has impacted younger generations. Each episode will discuss a new character and the details developed into the film.

The 11:58 club podcast is a podcast made up of Dean College Students for a class. We decided on the name 11:58 club because it describes our group as a whole. In this episode we will be talking about music.

Our podcast series is about different Superbowl Halftime performances and how they have impacted the music industry. Not only the music industry, but society in general. From Michael Jackson, to Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Coldplay, Prince, etc. Each of these performances were impactful in their own form or fashion. The goal of this podcast is to discuss and argue why these performances change the American entertainment game.

In this podcast Dean students Alisha Caldeira, Mia Kramer, Natalie Zona, and Lauren Webber will discuss certain topics within global and intercultural fluency. We will talk about different aspects of culure and how it affects the general public. We will also discuss how culture has changed throughout the years and why the past has shaped who we are today.

Beyond Borders is a podcast series that goes over the origins of cultures from around the world and discusses how they have developed over time. Each episode focuses on a different region, discussing key historical events, migrations, and cultural influences that shaped language, traditions, and identity. The series talks about how cultures are formed through interaction, exchange, and adaptation rather than existing in isolation. Overall, the podcast aims to help listeners better understand and appreciate cultural diversity by connecting the past to the present.

Hello, and welcome to Throwback Therapy, with Lia Zajas, Alex Goldstien, Jayson Kirschner, and Sean Miller. Join us every week as we look at nostalgia from our childhood from now to the early 2000s and beyond. Come follow us as we disuse the ins and out of these beloved times while talking about real world issues and honestly, some poke at some. So, sit back, relax, or bring us on the go as we take you to Therapy.

This podcast explores how gender roles are shaped, expressed, and challenged across different cultures around the world. Through storytelling, research, and personal perspectives, it examines how traditions, expectations, and social norms influence identity and behavior. The podcast also highlights how these roles are evolving over time, creating space for new definitions of gender.

Racism in the Media is a podcast series by Dean College students Sylvia Cahill, Anna Piccuito, and Kaylee Wood. They discuss racism that is seen in social media and pop culture, and talk about recent political events. With this podcast, they intend to merge current pop culture and past American History to discuss the current condition of the United States.

The 11:58 Club Podcast is a podcast made up of Dean College podcasting class students. We decided on the name 11:58 club because it describes our group as a whole. In our podcast we will be talking about discrimination.

Global Voices looks to tackle challenging social subject head on with open and honest conversations. Each week, the first half of a podcast will involve the hosts discussing a new relevant topic, giving overview and information on the subject. For the second half of each podcast, the hosts will give their honest opinions on the matter, leaving room for disagreement and discussion.

DDAM Podcast is an informational episodic series that blends the past and the present together through historical events and analysis. Each episode is truly a new adventure from exploring North Sentinel Island to conquering the Red Scare. Engaging discussions and topics are verbally executed with a heavy focus on clarity for all viewers to truly digest important facts.

The Dean’s finest podcast will be focusing on discrimination in the workplace. We’ll discuss the different types of discrimination in the workplace including race, gender, age, and religion. Dean’s finest will be spreading awareness and giving multiple examples on the issue.

Trent Marlow and Chris Tunley, two students at Dean College host a weekly podcast. Sports Talk covers all sports. Trent and Chris will give their insight, hot takes, and opinions on all the latest in the world of sports. Everything from college basketball to professional football, Sports Talk is ready to cover it all!