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Putting the Podcast Pieces Together
By Keith Anstead Have you ever put a puzzle together? It can be a challenging task to say the least. Imagine that same feeling, but with people. About six months ... -
Fans Anticipate Nintendo’s Plans for Zelda’s 35th Anniversary
Arthur Krimberg Back in September of 2020, the famous video game company Nintendo made several announcements such as a new line of merchandise, events, and of course games that ... -
Mahalia Watkins Soul Food Mystery Series: Q & A with A.L. Herbert
By Tyneisha Lewis Hey Rebel Foodies! One of my favorite activities is read a cozy mystery series. It's a win-win when it's about food of course! One of my favorite ... -
A Cookbook for fans by fans of ‘Final Fantasy XV’
Tyneisha Lewis We all have seen or read about the food shown in popular media such as tv shows, movies, books, and videogames. The food often has a level of ... -
Black Trans Lives Matter - Kyng Damore featuring Ariella EFFORTless
This short film was made for the Baltimore Safe Haven. It was directed and edited by CCBC student and New Media Collective member, Darian Jones. Produced and led by Iya ... -
Award-Winning Filmmaker and Podcaster Speaks at CCBC
Abagail McKnight David Ridgen, an award-winning Canadian writer, producer, and host of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) true crime podcast series Someone Knows Something, spoke to CCBC students and professors ... -
CCBC HOSTS 'INNUMERABLE ROADS' ART SHOW
Kyshe’ Parker On Thursday, October 24th, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., CCBC Essex hosted the opening night of an art exhibition titled Innumerable Roads: Hyphenated Spaces, Migration and ... -
Alice Guy-Blaché Celebrated at CCBC
Diata Abdullahi From Alfred Hitchcock to Dorothy Arzner, the film industry has seen its share of both male and female giants. Regardless of era, women have been creating star-studded films ... -
'Artistic Psychologies’ Closing Reception Brings in Community
Paige Passantino Thursday, September 26, the CCBC Essex Gallery hosted a closing reception from 6-8 pm for their “Artistic Psychologies” exhibit. The exhibit ran from July 15 - September 27, ... -
Behind the Scenes of the CCBC Theatre Program
Image: CCBC students rehearsing for “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” Hanna Savanuck Within the Department of Performing Arts and Humanities Program at the Community College of Baltimore County, the Theatre ...
