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College Speaks

College Speaks

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College Speaks is a student-driven podcast produced by the next generation of broadcasters at the Hank Greenspun School of Journalism & Media Studies at UNLV. Hosted by Noe Ramirez, Shyla Calloway, Star Posner, and Grayson Malner Each episode features real, unfiltered conversations about the issues shaping college life today — from student debt and gap years to career uncertainty, independence, media literacy, and what it actually means to transition from teenager to adult in today’s world. College Speaks is more than just a discussion show — it’s a hands-on training ground where future broadcasters learn professional production, interviewing, critical thinking, and storytelling in a real-world environment. If you’re a high school student considering college, a current undergrad finding your path, or someone curious about how young adults are navigating higher education in 2026, this podcast offers authentic student voices and thoughtful perspectives. 🎧 Produced by UNLV students. 🎓 Powered by the Hank Greenspun School of Journalism & Media Studies. 📡 Broadcast on 91.5 KUNV and distributed worldwide. Syndication Available: College stations worldwide can carry College Speaks. For syndication inquiries, email jason.beatty@unlv.edu for more information.© 2026 KUNV Politica e governo Scienze sociali
  • College Speaks Podcast | UNLV Students Talk Social Media, TikTok Addiction, Hard Launching & Dating in 2026
    Feb 20 2026

    College Speaks is a UNLV student podcast diving into social media culture, TikTok addiction, dating apps, hard launching relationships, and what it means to be authentic online in 2026. In this episode, the hosts debate whether Thursdays are the new Fridays, unpack Instagram vs. TikTok identity, and discuss how social media shapes modern college relationships.

    From screen time confessions to the TikTok ban panic, this episode captures how Gen Z navigates digital life — including influencer culture, AI tools like Grok, deleting Instagram for mental clarity, and the social pressure of posting your boyfriend online.

    Topics Covered:

    • Hard launching your relationship on Instagram
    • Social media breaks: do they actually work?
    • TikTok vs. Instagram Reels engagement
    • AI in everyday scrolling (Grok, ChatGPT summaries)
    • Online persona vs. real-life identity
    • Meeting your boyfriend on TikTok
    • Dating apps vs. meeting in real life
    • Is Thursday the new Friday on campus?

    College Speaks features UNLV journalism students discussing real campus culture, relationships, digital identity, and student life.

    📩 Questions or comments? Email: collegespeaksradio@gmail.com

    📸 Follow on Instagram: @collegespeaksradio

    Available for syndication to college stations worldwide.

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  • College Speaks Episode 1: Is College Worth It? UNLV Students Reflect on Gap Years, Debt, Confidence & Finding Your Pat
    Feb 13 2026

    In the debut episode of College Speaks, UNLV students get real about what college is actually like — beyond the brochures and TikTok highlight reels.

    From gap years and changing majors to student loans, financial literacy, confidence, and career uncertainty, this conversation explores whether college is truly “worth it” in 2026. The cast shares honest reflections on navigating adulthood, advisor experiences, pandemic interruptions, pressure to succeed, and the disconnect between students and friends who chose different paths.

    You’ll hear perspectives from business majors, aspiring voice actors, broadcasters, and first-generation thinkers wrestling with debt, ambition, and independence. Is college necessary? Is it a business? Does it build confidence? Or are there alternative paths to success?

    If you’re a Nevada high school student, a current college student, or someone debating whether higher education is right for you — this episode is for you.

    🎓 Real talk. No filters. Just students figuring it out in real time.

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    27 min
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