Content Creation Scholarship
The Queens Podcast Lab is a scholarly collaboration that focuses on digital content creation and content creation entrepreneurship. We learn about and practice content creation, and work to further our understanding of content creation and creative enterprise management. This site distributes information on our projects and showcases our work.
Queens Podcast Lab’s Learning Series, Spring 2022
Our Spring 2022 Learning Series schedule is released.
QPL Learning Series: Information for Invitees
Information for Learning Series invitees
Learning Series: Fall 2021 Review
A look at our first season of the Queens Podcast Lab Learning Series.
Information for Annex Spring 2022 Collaborators
Information for potential collaborators for our Spring 2022 season.
Mike Mena: Masterclass on Academic YouTubing
Mike Mena posts a great instructional video on bringing academic texts to YouTube
Meet the Pros: Corwin & Rejouis
Meet the Media Pros seminars, which give Queens College content creators the opportunity to meet media professionals, learn about the media job market, and get tips on your own bid
Recent Podcasts
Anti-Semitism on College Campuses
Nev Yakubov narrates her investigative piece about a host of anti-semitic incidents at CUNY and other universities in the tri-state area. She speaks to students, community leaders, and President Frank
Campus Reopening
Nev Yakubov takes the end of the semester as on occasion to look back on campus reopening. During the first two weeks of class, many students waited in long lines.
Religion in the Lives of Teens and Young Adults (Josh Packard)
We discuss young people’s changing relationship with religion, their wellbeing, and alt-ac careers with Josh Packard.
United States Foreign Language Deficit (Sammy Ali)
We join Sammy Ali to learn about language in America. Sammy speaks with William McClure, Dean of Arts and Humanities and Professor of Japanese at Queens College about diversity on campus, why speaking multiple languages isn’t more prominent, and how language barriers affect the country.
Inequality, White Ignorance, and Public Sociology (Jennifer Mueller)
We discuss white ignorance, inequality, and public scholarship with Jennifer Mueller of Skidmore College.
