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Chris, Oluchi, Ian and Kevin examine diversity in different areas. Produced at Dean College in Franklin, Massachusetts.

Joe, Owen and Shayna examine Diversity in the Workforce. This podcast is a discussion of the discrimination against LGBT employees in the workplace.

Nate, Andrew, and Sebastian discuss the topic of Ageism at the workplace.

In the AI in Cars Podcast, follow hosts Dylan Fisher, Nevaeh Collier and Ryan Miklautsch in their discussion about the impacts of Artificial Intelligence on the driver experience. From phone featured crash detection, to utilization of OnStar services, the hosts will unpack the information and provide their takes on where the future is going.

Welcome to Endzone Analytics featuring Maccus Dinsmore, Jamal Brown, and Austyn Richter. Each episode we will examine NFL players and positions.

Corruption in Hollywood is a discussion on the sinister practices within Hollywood. This podcast seeks to educate listeners on the childhoods lost to children’s media and the current whereabouts of former child stars and corrupt producers.

Join Andrew, Nate, and Sebastian as they delve into the topic of music. More specifically, they touch on their favorite artists while diving into their history and the personal impact that their music has had on them. Listen as they discuss artists from multiple different genres including hip-hop, pop, R&B, alternative rock, and folktronica. Explore diverse music tastes with them as they share personal stories and memories about how this music has shaped them as people.

Carlos, Collin, and Michael talk about movie remakes and sequels and discuss if they’re better than the originals.

Dean College Students Colin Cleary, Nevaeh Collier, Michael Harrison, and Carlos Gonzalez discuss the issue of discrimation in education.

In this podcast, Dean College podcasting students Dylan Fisher, Ryan Miklautsch, and Austyn Richter cover the ideas of religious discrimination in the workplace.

Dean College studens Jamal Brown and Maccus Dinsmore examine equity in the area of sports.

This podcast delves deep into the different diversities and cultures present throughout the Dean College campus. The purpose of this show is to recognize and showcase global and intercultural fluency. Dean College students, Dylan Hicks, Angus Lodge, Mikayla Krupski, and Taylor Tremblay will discuss the benefits of diversity on a college campus.

The 4 Women Podcast, takes the first-hand experiences of 4 young female students at Dean College, (Jordan, Christina, Natalie, and Emmalynn), to examine the challenges of being a female in today’s society, to bring awareness and change.

The Two fists podcast was created by James, Justin, and Marcus to discuss different genres of music.

Hosts Alex Marie, Zion Hall and Brad Robinson bring awareness of major issues in the areas of social justice and how they are impacting our communities.

How does each age group differentiate psychologically? What kind of impact does the social environment have on these age groups? Brian, Nick and Adam dive into this topic head on.

Join Sarah M., Sarah T., and Wolf in the Communications Program at Dean College, talk about their experiences with sexual orientation and gender identity, along interviewing Jaime, the President of the True Colors Club on campus.

Starring George Karolemeas, Cas Glover, Robbie Seeley, and Ethan Lazaro. This ragtag group of theatre majors discuss societal issues within the world of theatre using their own personal experiences.

Ryan C, Ryan G, Daniella and James tackle the issue of college athlletes getting paid. The podcast covers the topic of college athletes profiting from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), a significant shift in college sports that raises questions about the traditional model of college sports, the role of universities and coaches, and the potential for exploitation and inequity.

The Dystopian Podcast features Kaity, Zoey Ricky and Sinaed, where they discuss dystopian movies and novels and share interesting theories, plot holes, book to movie comparisons, opinions and fun facts.