The NoiseToKnowledge Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dr. Jermaine Martinez
A smooth speaking professor of communication helps the media dazed, confused, and jaded find knowledge in the noise of media and societal noise through short, slow-paced, and sonically ambient immersive lectures, interviews, and discussions.
In this episode, Dr. Martinez shares a story of being arrested and offers a perspective on prejudice with help from the ideas of General Semantics' scholar Irving Lee.
In this episode Dr. Martinez riffs with French philosopher Paul Ricoeur's comments about suspicion and appreciation to make sense of recent viral videos about Siberian Tigers and Drones.
The NoiseToKnowledge Podcast explores the meaning of the meme "LoveTrumpsHate through Itsgoingdown.org & Russian Philosopher Mikhail Bahktin's ideas about the structure of Love.
The NoiseToKnowledge Podcast explores the meaning and effectiveness of protest in a media saturated society with special guest Dr. Robertta Chevrette who tells her stories of protesting with FEMEN, the international woman's movement who popularized sextreme and bare breasted protest.
Dr. Martinez takes you on a journey through an idea about how and why slowing down your responses to media can be a first step to turning noise into knowledge.
The Noisetoknowledge Podcast explores the meaning of Fake News through the work of Marshall McLuhan and with special guest Dr. Keith Massie Professor of Media Communication at Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Jermaine Martinez introduces what you can expect from the podcast and demonstrates the ambient style of the podcast.