Don’t Know
A knowledge dump for the college student
Episodes
In the season two premiere of Don’t Know, we explore the profound idea of how language shapes the way we think, feel, and remember, revealing how our words can mirror the deepest parts of who we are. Guests Dr. Cecil Valenzuela, an Education professor at the University of San Diego, unpacks the intricate relationship between language and identity. MCC student Siga Gueye brings a personal perspective, sharing her experiences navigat...
Trauma is a word we hear often, but what exactly is it and what are its consequences? In the final episode of the season, we will speak with Biology Instructor Amanda Merryman, Psychology Instructor Lara Ashbaugh, and former MCC Student Kaylee Brazeal to help you understand what trauma is—and isn’t—as well as the physical, mental, emotional, and social impacts of trauma.
Independence is something we both strive for and wrestle with. Join historian Lyle Gibson and MCC student Mickey Miller as they explore what independence means for college-age students, along with the benefits and challenges that come with the journey.
MCC Division Chair Dachia Busch and MCC-Online student Jeremy Robinson join us for a discussion on the glorification of being busy—why being busy feels so important to us and how students can stay productive without becoming overwhelmed. Please note that this episode has some minor audio issues, so bear with us as we continue to learn and improve.
Winter blues aren’t just about the cold weather but also about social isolation. MCC counselors, Jeff Wilt and Burke Maxted, and student Reham Askar, join us for a discussion around what causes winter isolation and how we can cope with it.
In this episode, we explore fear through a psychological, historical, and sociological lens. The discussion centers around how fear manifests in us as humans and how it is and has been used as a form of social control.
Guests:
- Patrick Kirkwood, PhD, History
- Kimberly Glackin, Psychology
- Kevin Wentworth, former MCC student
Cynthia and Jennifer welcome English Professor, Robyn McGee, to discuss life advice for college students
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