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Mass communication

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Sep 22, 2026

Zach BoogHOST
45:07
I've done some things on that campus in a lot of places.
Zach BoogHOST
45:10
It could be in front of the Mass Communications building.
Zach BoogHOST
45:12
I'm okay with that.
Zach BoogHOST
45:13
You know what I'm saying? If y'all want to put it in there, I'm cool with that.
Christy StrausserHOST
0:18
Here's the latest from WCCO in Minneapolis.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:26
a guy who's been in the press room himself, Scott Libin, Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Comm at the University of Minnesota.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:34
Are we on uncharted territory where we're getting people that are being dismissed from the core?
Scott LibinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:41
Well, it's certainly a proud tradition in American history of presidents complaining about the coverage that they receive.
Matt Money SmithHOST
35:59
Got a 16mm when he was a teenager.
Matt Money SmithHOST
36:01
And got lucky because at his Nutrier High School in Mass Communications, his teacher, Kevin Dole, was already making his own music videos in the 1970s.
Matt Money SmithHOST
36:10
And Romanek...
Matt Money SmithHOST
36:11
Kind of studied under him.
Helene TarragonaHOST
61:12
She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcasting Journalist from some place called Berry University in 2015.
Anthony SterlingHOST
61:20
So she's got a Mass Comm degree.
Helene TarragonaHOST
61:22
Berry University is in Miami Shores, Florida.
Helene TarragonaHOST
61:25
She
Jake WrightHOST
0:49
Prior to CCHF, Amy spent 18 years in the corporate sector as a proven brand builder, both agency and client side across multimedia disciplines, categories, and channels.
Jake WrightHOST
1:00
Amy has an HBA in Mass Communications from the University of Ottawa and has a certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications from Stanford University.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:09
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speaker_1NARRATOR
1:21
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Lauren GilgerHOST
32:00
And our next guest this morning says the Internet dialogue around it and Ray Gunn herself reveals a lot about us, our culture of participation trophies, and if we really can do anything we put our minds to.
Lauren GilgerHOST
32:12
Amanda Kerberg is the show's very own pop culture expert, a Ph.D. student at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Lauren GilgerHOST
32:20
She studies digital culture.
Catherine ModekiGUEST
32:21
Good morning, Amanda.
Brieane OlsonGUEST
20:06
And so picking something that you love naturally allows you, I think, to have a much happier life.
Jabari YoungHOST
20:12
Yeah, and then you attended UC Berkeley, Mass Communications and Business, right? And also you completed that advanced management program, right, at Harvard.
Jabari YoungHOST
20:20
Bri, that's a $95,000 program, right? I mean, I look at, was it worth it and why? I mean, because that's a huge fee to pay to get into those programs to continue to educate yourself.
Brieane OlsonGUEST
20:32
So I think first and foremost, going to a public university in California was important to me.
Tsewang PsyHOST
22:24
No, let's be more close.
Tsewang PsyHOST
22:26
Mass Comm.
Tsewang PsyHOST
22:27
When did you
KayceeGUEST
22:27
complete?

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Tsewang PsyHOST
59:30
Genuine interest.
Tsewang PsyHOST
59:31
What did you want to do back then? What you wanted to do back then.
Tsewang PsyHOST
59:33
I want to study mass comm, filmmaking.
Tsewang PsyHOST
59:37
My parents are saying, I want to study in Bangkok with Charles last year, but my parents are saying I don't have a lifestyle.
Emilio Miller-LopezGUEST
36:21
And when I was in college, we got the first computer editors.
Emilio Miller-LopezGUEST
36:24
I went to Emerson College, Mass Communication Studies, but I also studied sound editing and engineering there.
Emilio Miller-LopezGUEST
36:30
And when the first computer came in, we were using two inch tape to record everything at that point.
Emilio Miller-LopezGUEST
36:35
And a computer came in and people were like, this is this digitalization, you know, the staircase of sound.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
5:10
Well, I was in college and I was trying to get my internship together.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
5:15
I was mass comm was my major or whatever.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
5:18
And so.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
5:20
I was doing a little DJing in school and everything, you know, setting up.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
8:46
No way.
Dee Dee LegetteHOST
8:47
No way.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
8:48
You thought it was just temporary? Like you're just going to go? Well, I wanted, you know, Mass Comm was my, I was really much trying to get my degree so I can get about it.
Brian RobinsonGUEST
8:55
That was my internship.

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