No Stupid Questions
by Kim Bissell
May 11, 2023 6:02 am
If you have ever wondered what a communications professor actually does, this podcast is for you. In this series, we talk to communication and mass communication professors about how the research they do can affect your everyday life. We will interview sports communication professors about fanship and how this global pandemic is changing the face of sports viewership, and we’ll talk with media effects researchers about the ways media can affect mental health in a negative way. If you have ever had a question for a communication professor, this podcast is for you.
Recent Episodes
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2 years agoICYMI: Journalists Matter and Providing a Voice to the Voiceless
2 years agoWhat's New With Dr. Kenon Brown--Perceptions of Athletes and the Factors That Predict Favorability Toward Athletes and Athletics
2 years agoICYMI: What Happens If Twitter Goes Away and Other Conversations about Political Communication and Political Engagement--Catching Up With Dr. Cynthia Peacock
2 years agoVoice and Digital Assistants, the Detection of Emotional Stress, and Targeting Voice Assistants to Specific Populations
2 years agoEngaging in Technology: Individual Decision Making and the Societal Impact of Downloading, Consuming, and Tracking Our Own (and other’s) Information
2 years agoAre You Ready? Conversations about Natural Disasters, Crisis Communication and the Psychology Behind It All
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