NABJ-UCF's Real Talk Podcast: New Year's Special

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Real Talk with NABJ-UCF

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This is the space where we dive into the experiences of Black college students, the challenges we face, and the societal issues we navigate, especially at predominantly white institutions. THE REAL TALK PODCAST IS A STUDENT-PRODUCED PODCAST FROM UCF’S NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK JOURNALISTS AND THE NICHOLSON SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA. VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE THOSE OF THE STUDENTS AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE UNIVERSITY, THE NICHOLSON SCHOOL OR THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK JOURNALISTS.

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NABJ-UCF's Real Talk Podcast: New Year's Special

Real Talk with NABJ-UCF

25 minutes 43 seconds

10 months ago

NABJ-UCF's Real Talk Podcast: New Year's Special

Join hosts Jovanni Saint Surin and NABJ alum Jeremy Bellande as they talk about Black cultural traditions and practices for the New Year. Our hosts cover a wide range of holiday-related subjects, such as food, friends, and family. Reflect as you start the new year and discover more about the historical customs and practices.

Find Us Anywhere: @NABJUCFCredits: Host: Jovanni Saint Surin & Jeremy Bellande Director: Miranda Camp Producer: Jovanni Saint Surin and Gabrielle GilesVideographer: Miranda CampAudio Engineer: Gabrielle GilesEditor: Gabrielle GilesSocial Media: Miranda Camp

Intro Outro Music Credit: "Too Cool" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License