In this episode we dive deep into what it means to be a media production student at MC. Discussions about the stress that comes with applying to transfer universities and the day-to-day challenges of being a college student ..read more

Welcome back listeners! We hope you missed us, but we are back with the first episode of the semester. During this episode Advocate Member Jake Vincent Gabasa takes time to interview members of the Montgomery College English and Writing Department to discuss the raise of AI and ways we can adapt ..read more

IN THIS EPISODE, JOURNALIST ROLAND MARTIN COMES TO MC TO GIVE A SPEECH AT THE MEN OF COLOR SUMMIT ..read more

A GREAT EPISODE ON DR WILLIAMS INAUGURATION, WITH PLENTY OF AUDIO FROM HIS COLLEAGUES, FAMILY, AND FRIENDS ..read more

You are now listening to part 2 of episode 2 with student Carlos Scott on how the pandemic affected him ..read more

Here is the latest episode with a special student guest Andre Ferguson whom I had the pleasure of interviewing about life after the pandemic ..read more

Hello, My name is Maurice Williams, the new podcast editor. In this episode, there is a small introduction of me and my behind-the-scenes experience as a student Panel participant at Montgomery College Fall opening ..read more

In this episode, we had to pleasure of speaking with Dr. Williams. As Montgomery College's new president, he had gainful advice to share about leadership and the benefits of a community college education. Listen to find out more!  ..read more

This Advocate episode focuses on handling rejection, especially from internships, scholarships, and transfer institutions. Recording this was cathartic for our podcast editor (me, Nida!) so we invite you to share your own experience. There's healing in numbers. Thank you!  Sources:  https://www.science.org/content/article/rejection-pain-brain  https://ideas.ted.com/why-rejection-hurts-so-much-and-what-to-do-about-it/  ..read more

In today's episode, we had Miranda Garcia hosting her first podcast at the Advocate. She interviewed the English professor, Dr. Elizabeth Benton, on the Humanities Day's Event called "What Happened to You: What Can We Learn from Post-traumatic Wisdom". Miranda discusses how trauma works, how we may have been affected by the pandemic, and the post-traumatic wisdom we can learn from that. Listen to learn more ..read more