BCCC Talks: Recent Episodes

Beaufort County Community College

Student host Charlie Moore interviews employees and students at Beaufort County Community College to keep students updated and let them know about programs across campus.

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SGA president Shay Godley joins host Haleigh Edmonds to talk about how nursing school has helped her to balance all the important things in her life, including her role as a full-time aunt and stepping into leadership.

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Our new host Haleigh Edmonds talks with Wingate University transfer Michael Reid and former BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore about transferring to East Carolina University. They talk about the importance of TRIO Student Support Services, asking questions, and reaching out to advisors.

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When Madison Lanius decided to leave her nursing path, she opted to pursue her father's career in agribusiness. She found a new enthusiasm for soil science and plans to transfer to a university.

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CJ Jenkins brought his dragster to BCCC's Fall Fest to share and spoke about racing, staying focused, and staying calm while racing.

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Brooke Lanning took third place in the Skills USA cosmetology competition at the N.C. State Fair. She talks with host Bianca Clark about finding her way back to the college into the cosmetology program.

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Host Bianca Clark talks with Sierra Durand about transferring, teaching herself Spanish, TRIO, and being a Spanish tutor.

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What does it mean to be Hispanic or "Americanized"? Early childhood education student Yesenia Gonzalez-Sanchez shares her experience growing up as the granddaughter of Mexican immigrant.

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SGA officers Jaques Williams, Travis DeMercurio, and Adam Harp talk about their participation in Student Government Association and other clubs they are a part of and how they balance all of their activities.

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In the first episode of Season 3 of BCCC Talks, new host Bianca Clark speaks with Alex Shreve, accessibility services coordinator, about Disability Awareness Week and what it looks like to use awareness to move to acceptance.

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In the season finale of BCCC Talks, host Charlie Moore speaks with Deloris Clemons, a non-traditional college student. They have a deep conversation about sticking to the plan. They also talk about how life can't stop you from completing your goals. Miss Clemons even recites a little poetry!

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In this episode, BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore has a conversation with Gordon Darragh. They talk about his foundation, The Darragh Foundation and also things that inspire and motivate him.

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In this episode of BCCC Talks our host Charlie Moore sits down with Jasper Finn Mosher and they have a conversation about Autism and disabilities that contribute to how people function.

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In this episode our host Charlie Moore speaks with Dr. LaTonya Nixon, vice president of student services. The two would go on to talk about a motto that Dr. Nixon created that she calls the three C's and many other things!

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In this episode host Charlie Moore talks with Music Professor Christopher Campbell. They discuss different genres of music and some of their personal favorite artists. Interested in Music Club? Meetings are every Monday in building 3 room 119.

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In this episode, BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore sits down with Miss Fran Langley, a GED student here at the college, and she gives him some tips to staying focused and not giving up!

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In this episode our host Charlie Moore sits down with fellow TRIO student Alexis Griffin. They talk about Alexis being a Women's History month honoree here at BCCC and the importance of women's history in society.

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BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore sits down with fellow student Carolina Perez and they break down being a student and also having a job at the same time.

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BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore sits down with TRIO academic coach Susie Jackson to discuss Black History Month and the history that is happening today.

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Our host Charlie Moore talks to Luna Espinoza, an early college high school student at BCCC about her time at the college, some of her future plans and a few fun questions.

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Host Charlie Moore sits down with Tashawna Scott and Lucy Lawrence of TRIO/Student Support Services to talk about resources available to first-generation college students and students with disabilities, including transfer help, free printing and tutoring.

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Host Charlie Moore finds out what it's like to be interviewed as Marketing & Public Relations Coordinator Attila Nemecz talks to him about his position at the college and lets fans get to know a little more about the voice behind BCCC Talks.

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Host Charlie Moore finds out how to be smarter and safer online with data centers manager Tony Moore as they talk about about passwords, cookies, and cooking.

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Beaufort Talks host Charlie Moore speaks with Francisco Corichi Jimenez-Garrido, English-as-a-Second-Language Instructor at Beaufort County Community College, about Hispanic Heritage Month, growing up with an Italian background in Mexico, and misconceptions about Hispanic culture.

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Dionne McGee speaks with host Charlie Moore about her series "Developing the Entrepreneurial Mindset" through the Small Business Center at BCCC.

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Our counselor Jamie Cohick releases Wellness Wednesday videos weekly. This week Charlie sits down with her to get a behind the scenes look at mental health.

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In Episode 2, BCCC Talks host Charlie Moore speaks with the Student Engagement Coordinator Anita Purser about SGA, and events coming up for BCCC students

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Our new podcast with your host Charlie Moore. In this first episode, Charlie speaks with Jeffrey Egerton, Men of Success Minority Male Coach.

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Host Charlie Moore talks to Chanta Gibbs Rickard about our regional centers in Hyde and Washington Counties where we offer personal enrichment, notary, English as a Second Language, and GED classes.