Know It All

If you want to know it all, this podcast is for you! Learn something new in FIVE minutes from the smarties at CCBC! Everything from the French New Wave, Marketing, Philosophy, Theoretical Physics, News Literacy and more!Produced by CCBC's New Media Collective and ForReal Media, cover art by Emerald Lodgen, "Soul Groove" by Josh Woodward. Free download: https://www.joshwoodward.com/ Hosted by: Students at the Community College of Baltimore County

Know It All is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  AI in College: Tool or Threat?

  Aug 12, 20263 min

  Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of everyday college life, but is it helping students learn or making education more complicated?
 
 In this episode of Know-It-All, CCBC student Shawn Bartolomeo explores the growing role of AI in higher education. Drawing from recent research and his own changing perspective, Shawn examines how students are using AI tools to study, organize information, and improve productivity while also considering concerns about academic integrity, privacy, bias, cybersecurity, and environmental impact.
 
 The episode also explores how educators are responding to AI, with some embracing it as a classroom tool while others remain skeptical of its long-term effects. Rather than arguing for or against artificial intelligence, Shawn encourages listeners to think critically about how AI can be used responsibly as it becomes an increasingly common part of education and everyday life.

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  The Scroll Effect: How Social Media Shapes Our Lives

  Jul 29, 20265 min

  Have you ever picked up your phone to check one notification, only to realize you've been scrolling for much longer than you intended?
 
 In this episode of Know-It-All, CCBC student Nicholas Lee explores how social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube are reshaping our attention, mental health, and communication. Drawing on research from psychologists and technology experts, Nicholas explains how endless scrolling, personalized algorithms, and constant notifications are designed to capture our attention and keep us engaged.
 
 The episode also examines the effects of social comparison, the pressure created by likes and followers, and how digital communication can sometimes replace deeper, face-to-face interactions. Rather than arguing that social media is inherently good or bad, Nicholas encourages listeners to become more intentional about how they use these powerful platforms and to better understand the ways they influence everyday life.
 
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 Nicholas Lee is a student at the Community College of Baltimore County with interests in media, communication, and athletics. Passionate about how technology shapes everyday life, Nicholas hopes to build a career that combines storytelling, content creation, and sports performance development. This episode reflects his interest in helping people become more aware of the ways social media influences attention, mental health, and communication.

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  Reality Check: The Evolution of Reality Television

  Jul 15, 20266 min

  How did reality television evolve from simple social experiments into one of the biggest forces shaping modern culture?
 
 In this episode of Know It All, CCBC student Kelly Donaldson explores the history of reality television, tracing its roots from early programs like Candid Camera to cultural phenomena such as The Real World, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Love Island, and The Real Housewives. Along the way, Kelly examines how reality TV transformed ordinary people into celebrities, launched the influencer economy, and reshaped the way audiences think about fame, relationships, and success.
 
 The episode also explores the broader social impact of reality television, including its influence on privacy, conflict, identity, and cultural expectations. As reality TV has become increasingly produced and performance-driven, Kelly asks whether today's "reality" programming reflects real life—or simply creates a new version of it.
 
 Host Kelly Donaldson is a returning student at the Community College of Baltimore County. After earning an Associate of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant in 2011, Kelly returned to CCBC to complete science coursework while pursuing admission to the Physician Assistant program at the University of Pittsburgh. Kelly will also earn an Associate of Arts from CCBC in 2026. This episode reflects an interest in how media influences society, culture, and everyday behavior.

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  Know It All - From Gutenberg to Google: The Evolution of Media

  Jun 24, 20263 minS0

  What would life look like without the internet? No social media, no streaming services, and no instant access to information. In this episode of Know-It-All, CCBC student Eden Ortega explores the major technological transitions that transformed media and changed how humans communicate. Eden Ortega is a dual-enrolled student at the Community College of Baltimore County with aspirations of studying mechanical engineering. In the future, Eden hopes to become a mechanical engineer or pursue a career in professional sports. Fascinated by technological innovation and societal progress, Eden chose this topic after learning about the history of media and realizing how each...

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  Know It All - Superhero Fatigue: Why Are We Still Watching?

  Jun 10, 20266 minS0

  In this episode of Know-It-All, CCBC Professor Eric Cotton explores our complicated relationship with superhero movies. Despite dominating the box office for decades, superhero films have never won the Academy Award for Best Picture. So why do audiences continue to flock to them? About the Host: Eric Cotton is a professor of Chemistry at the Community College of Baltimore County. He holds a PhD in Computational Chemistry, loves science fiction, and admits that he probably works too much. When he does have free time, you might find him playing video games or watching soccer with his wife. Music Credit: Intro...

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