UF College of Journalism and Communications
CommuniGator Podcast
From the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, this is the official podcast of the CommuniGators. Delve into the latest in media and research, picking the brains of top faculty and staff around the Gator Nation.
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23 de fev de 2026
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Episódios
In Game with Yu-Hao Lee 18.03.2024 57:51
Chat with Yu-Hao Lee, Associate Professor in the Department of Media Production, Management, and Technology.
In the Public Interest with Angela Bradbery 04.03.2024 36:06
Chat with Angela Bradbery, the Frank Karel Endowed Chair in Public Interest Communications with the Department of Public Relations.
On-Air with Steve Russell 26.02.2024 38:20
Chat with Steve Russell, Sports Director of the CJC's Division of Media Properties.
Analyzing Media with Rachel Grant 19.02.2024 41:26
Chat with Rachel Grant, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Journalism.
On Set with Dan Windels 12.02.2024 33:07
Chat with Dan Windels, an Advertising Lecturer at the CJC, who previously worked on mega-budget films in Hollywood.
In Print with Moni Basu 05.02.2024 45:57
Chat with Moni Basu, an award-winning journalist and former Lecturer in Narrative Nonfiction at the University of Florida, who is now the Director of UGA's program in Narrative Nonfiction.
CommuniGator Trailer 23.01.2024 1:29
From the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, this is the official podcast of the CommuniGators. Delve into the latest in media and research, picking the brains of top faculty and staff around the Gator Nation.
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