‘Frasier’ set to return in anticipated reboot, highlighting its superiority over ‘Cheers’
What’s old is new again. Everyone’s favorite radio psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane will once again be hitting the airwaves in a reboot of the iconic […]
Use ‘Radio Garden’ to inspire programming, develop cultural awareness
This post originally appeared on JEADigitalMedia.org on May 16, 2023. It is being posted here for posterity. Services exist that allow student media programs to […]
Fox News defamation lawsuit settlement protects journalism
Thanks to blatant lies and spreading mis- and disinformation, Fox News recently settled a defamation lawsuit to the tune of $787.5 million. This followed accusations […]
Diss. Done: Doctoral Degree Earned
My handwriting is notoriously bad. I have penmanship that causes people to say things like, “With those scribbles, you should have been a doctor.” Now […]
Vogts publishes first academic journal article in JMCE
I’m proud to announce I am now a published academic. My article is titled “U.S. Student Media Associations’ Mission Statements Provide Discursive Leadership in Support […]
Reap benefits of being bold by trying new things, embracing new experiences
Whether your tongue is dry and cracked from licking invitation envelopes or you think you’ve sprained a finger by adding so many people to your […]
Gibbs brings home KCM contest victories
Sterling College journalism garnered recognition recently by securing four victories in the 2023 Kansas Collegiate Media Contest. Junior Shaylee Gibbs, of Amarillo, Texas, came away […]
Vogts re-elected to KCM leadership
The Kansas Collegiate Media Spring Conference took place April 16-17 in Wichita, Kansas. As part of the event, the annual membership meeting was held. Along […]
Live365 brings student radio to life
This post originally appeared on JEADigitalMedia.org on April 4, 2023. It is being posted here for posterity. As technology continues to evolve, the shiny new toys of […]
MLB’s rule changes negatively alter America’s pastime
With a crack of the bat and a roar from the crowd, baseball season swung into action on March 30. It’s a wonderful time of […]
Research project needs help investigating pathways to news, misinformation
As I pulled a grain cart across the fields in a 1981 4640 John Deere tractor to meet the combines loaded with wheat, snot ran […]
ChatGPT, other AI tools aren’t harbingers of education’s demise
It’s all over the news, and it’s sparking concerns in classrooms across the country. It’s artificial intelligence (AI), and people seem to be overreacting. Currently […]