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The Nash Community College Audio and Video Production Technology Program presents a diverse collection of podcasts, each a unique expression of our students' creativity and technical skills.
Tune in to hear a wide range of voices and perspectives, from thought-provoking discussions to comedic storytelling and captivating narratives. Our students explore a variety of topics, genres, and production styles, showcasing their talent and passion for audio storytelling. Discover hidden gems, laugh, learn, and be inspired by the next generation of podcasters.
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The Current with K.J. - March 26, 2026
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On this episode of The Current with K.J., we break down a major legal ruling involving Meta and YouTube and what it could mean for the future of social media safety and platform responsibility.
We also take a look at the latest entertainment headlines as ABC pulls an upcoming season of The Bachelorette, along with growing concerns in air travel as TSA officials warn of potential airport disruptions amid ongoing funding challenges.
In global sports, we examine a lawsuit filed against FIFA ahead of the upcoming World Cup, raising questions about ticket pricing and the overall fan experience. We also close out The Rundown with Opening Day in Major League Baseball, highlighted by the New York Yankees’ 7–0 win over the San Francisco Giants.
In Carolina Focus, we discuss a major leadership change for the UNC Tar Heels men's basketball following the departure of head coach Hubert Davis, and take a look at North Carolina’s peak pollen season and its impact across the state.
And in The Hawk’s Nest, we highlight strong turnout and enrollment momentum from Nighthawk Enrollment Day, along with campus wellness programming at Nash Community College.