SGJC Radio Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Breakdown of all the latest sports news including NBA free agency, who's the real contenders in the NBA, what's next for CP3, as well as NFL talk. Will the Pats continue their reign? Who will be the new king of the NFC or will the Rams stay at the top? We'll also touch on the upcoming MSU football season and much more. Check it Out!!!
We discuss NBA playoffs, NFL Draft and Tiger Woods. Join us as we run through all the latest sports news and notes.
We sat down and spoke with SGJC multimedia student, Derrell Russell. He spoke about his experience so far with participating in the Opioid Addiction Project in conjunction with West Virginia University and Brigham Young University.
Listen to his experience and Share!!
We sat down and spoke with SGJC multimedia student, Jordan Walker. She spoke about her experience so far with participating in the Opioid Addiction Project in conjunction with West Virginia University and Brigham Young University. Listen to her experience and Share!!
This episode from Morgan's School of Global Journalism and Communication, Three SGJC students Traevon Benjamin, Rushaad Hayward, and Joshua Sampson spoke about Morgan's new football coach Tyrone Wheatley.
These students are from Professor Robinson's Multimedia Journalism Practicum Class.
This podcast from Morgan's School of Global Journalism and Communication, The Opinionators -- Prof. E. R. Shipp and her students Penelope Blackwell, Curtis Knowles and Jordan Thomas -- discuss Black History Month past, present and future.
In this episode from Morgan's School of Global Journalism and Communication, Host Simone Benson and 3 Spokesmans staff & students -- Penelope Blackwell, Olafimihan Oshin, Oyin Adedoyion talk about talk about thoughts about the State of the Union and the Democratic response.
Morgan State University School of Global Journalism and Communications multimedia journalism professors welcome students back to the spring 2019 semester.
Shamoyia Gardiner and Jennifer Wicks of the Greater Baltimore Leadership Association discussed various issues surrounding the city of Baltimore and the plans they have for the midterm elections.
Adam Jackson, CEO of Leader Beautiful Struggle, talked with the MSU Spokesman about criminal justice reform, education policy and what's next for his organization's impact in the Greater Baltimore area.
Kelly Quinn and Diamon Harrison from No Boundaries Coalition discuss community organization, midterm elections, and Freddie Gray.
Dana Vickers Shelley (@DVStrategies), Executive Director of American Civil Liberties Union speaks on voting, millennial voters, and issues connected to voting this mid-term elections.
Today we spoke with Tracie Guy Decker who is a volunteer from the efforts of get-out-the-vote. She discusses the city of Baltimore and various collaborations that are encouraging communities to vote.