Episodes

Friday May 30, 2025
Navigating Student Mental Health: A Candid Discussion with Natalie Williams
Friday May 30, 2025
Friday May 30, 2025
Join Dragon Talk for a special episode dedicated to Mental Health Awareness Month, featuring an insightful interview with Natalie Williams, the Mental Health Counseling Director at Howard Community College. We delve into crucial topics, resources and support systems available on campus, and the importance of prioritizing well-being during your college journey.

Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
From Campus to Career: A Celebration of Community Colleges and Apprenticeships
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Dragon Talk celebrates Community College Month and National Apprenticeship Day with esteemed guests, AT&T Apprentice Anderson Jaggernauth, MACC Executive Director Dr. Brad Phillips, and MACC President and Howard Community College Board of Trustees Interim Vice Chair Felícita Solá-Carter. Hear their inspiring stories and expert perspectives on how Howard Community College is shaping bright futures and building skilled workforces!

Friday Oct 25, 2024
Banned Books Week
Friday Oct 25, 2024
Friday Oct 25, 2024
Every year, in late September or early October, book lovers nationwide celebrate their freedom to read as part of Banned Books Week. The idea of Banned Books Week is that the freedom to explore new ideas and different perspectives is a vital right in our country, and that right is under threat. Howard Community College faculty, staff, and students put on their own celebration of Banned Books Week here on HCC’s campus. Join Dragon Podcasts as we get the inside scoop on what this celebration is all about.

Thursday Apr 25, 2024
Dragon Talk: National Community College Month
Thursday Apr 25, 2024
Thursday Apr 25, 2024
Howard Community College is excited to present Dragon Talk, a new student-focused podcast where we hear from our very own HCC students. Our first episode celebrates National Community College Month by discussing the community college experience with current HCC students. We take a look at what community colleges provide: quality education, affordable prices, and community-building for people of all ages.
Sources: - COE - College Student Employment (ed.gov) - COE - Price of Attending an Undergraduate Institution (ed.gov) - Celebrating our Nation’s Community Colleges - ED.gov Blog