Examining the Media Landscape
Jenna Rohlman
This podcast has 5 different guests: Professor Leone, Professor Paradise, Professor Shannon, Professor McGushin, and Stonehill Alumn and current GBH Producer, Emily Schario. Within each episode we explore a different media-related topic, starting with discussing what a communications major to how social media influences our personal lives and relationships.
By listening to these six episodes, I hope for you to better know about what it means to major in communications as well as more about different aspects of the media industry that we are constantly interacting with on a daily basis!
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