In this podcast, Dr. Naumoff discusses "Latinx" and what Marco Rubio's rhetorical moves can teach Republicans about securing the vote in the near future.
Author: dr. greenwood
Dr. Vanessa Elaine Greenwood (formerly Domine) is a tenured full professor in the School of Communication and Media at Montclair State University in New Jersey, USA. Her research is at the intersection of communication, technology, and media literacy. She is the founder of the Communication & Media Research Collaboratory (C+MRC) at cmrcollaboratory.org.
Cross-Cultural Communication and Transnational Crimes
This podcast features Dr. Bond Benton and Dr. Daniela Paterka-Benton, a dynamic research duo at the intersection of media, popular culture, cross-cultural communication, and transnational crimes.
The Dis! Enchanted Life
Flipping the script is a popular media literacy technique that reframes the ageless "happily ever after" fairy tale. This podcast episode features Rapunzel (Susan Hagen) from the irreverent musical comedy "Disenchanted!"
Celebrity and Digital Culture
Dr. Hugh Curnutt talks about his current research examining the impact of mobile technologies and self-authored media content on contemporary celebrity and the political economy of digital labor.
Disorder-ly Conduct: Gaming as an Addiction?
October is Health Literacy Month. So it seems appropriate to title this podcast episode, "Disorder-ly Conduct: Is Gamer Addiction a Thing?" To loiter with me around this question is my colleague, Dr. Christopher McKinley, who specializes in health communication and media effects in examining the role that messages play in shaping individual’s health perceptions and behaviors.
