Teach Me Something Hosted By DJ Prostyle & Penny Dellas

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Teach Me Something brought to you by Berkeley College, is a storytelling-driven podcast that explores the transformative power of education. Through personal journeys, candid conversations, and inspiring lessons, we dive into how education, both inside and outside the classroom, can open doors, change lives, and ignite new possibilities. Each episode highlights real stories of perseverance, discovery, and empowerment, encouraging listeners to embrace learning as a lifelong journey and to pursue their educational dreams.

  1. Jul 15

    Teach Me Something: The Students Take Over with Jason Gulya

    In this inspiring and heartfelt episode of Teach Me Something, hosts DJ Prostyle and Penny Dellas turn the spotlight over to Berkeley College students, giving them the mic to share the powerful stories behind their educational journeys.From a future crime scene investigator inspired by family, resilience, and a passion for serving her community, to an Army veteran and first-generation college graduate determined to earn a third degree, this conversation is a reminder that every student has a story worth hearing. Along the way, they discuss overcoming adversity, finding confidence through public speaking, balancing life and education, and using personal experiences to inspire the next generation.The conversation also explores how meaningful human connections can still thrive in online learning, the evolving role of technology in education, and why authentic mentorship continues to matter in every classroom. Filled with humor, encouragement, and unforgettable moments, this episode celebrates perseverance, purpose, and the transformative power of education.Thank you for tuning in to Teach Me Something, presented by Berkeley College and powered by iHeartPodcasts.🎧 New episodes every Wednesday!Be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review if you enjoy the show!📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube via @1035KTU🎧 Stream on your favorite podcast app📻 Listen Sundays on @wor710🎙️ Hosted by @djprostyle & @pennydellas📚 Presented by @berkeleycollege × @iheartpodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  2. Jul 13

    Experiential Learning in the Age of AI with Jason Gulya

    In this episode of Teach Me Something, hosts DJ Prostyle and Penny Dellas sit down with Jason Gulya, Professor of English and Media Communications at Berkeley College, Chair of the AI and Academic Integrity Committee, and member of the College’s AI Task Force.A nationally recognized voice in higher education and artificial intelligence, Jason has worked with colleges and universities around the world to help rethink what teaching and learning look like in the Age of AI. His work has been featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, Forbes, Business Insider, and more.Known for his bold and forward-thinking perspective, Jason believes AI is not simply a new classroom tool—it is a catalyst pushing educators and students to revisit how we learn, why we learn, and what it means to build meaningful, career-ready skills in a rapidly evolving world.In this episode, Jason explores the role of experiential learning in artificial intelligence, how Berkeley College is preparing students to think critically and ethically in the age of emerging technology, and why AI literacy, reflection, and process-based learning are becoming essential to the future of higher education. 🎧 New episodes every Wednesday!Be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review if you enjoy the show! 📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube via @1035KTU🎧 Stream on your favorite podcast app📻 Listen Sundays on @wor710🎙️ Hosted by @djprostyle & @pennydellas📚 Presented by @berkeleycollege × @iheartpodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  3. Jun 10

    Brenda K. Starr: A Legacy of Music, Passion, and Perseverance

    This week on Teach Me Something, hosts DJ Prostyle and Penny Dellas sit down with legendary singer and songwriter Brenda K. Starr for an unforgettable conversation about her remarkable career, lasting legacy, and the evolution of the music industry. From dominating the freestyle scene of 1980s New York to becoming a celebrated salsa artist, Brenda shares the stories behind her biggest hits, including the timeless classic "I Still Believe."We dive into her early days in music, the vibrant New York freestyle movement, and her pivotal role in helping introduce Mariah Carey to the world. Brenda opens up about the challenges and triumphs of navigating multiple genres, staying relevant across generations, and what has kept her passion for performing alive for decades.Throughout the episode, she reflects on the lessons she's learned in the music business, the importance of her Puerto Rican heritage, memorable concert moments, and the realities of being an artist in today's social media-driven world. Brenda also reveals what fans can expect next, her thoughts on legacy, and which song holds the deepest personal meaning for her.Whether you're a longtime fan of freestyle, salsa, or simply love hearing inspiring stories from music icons, this is an episode you won't want to miss.🎧 New episodes every Wednesday!Be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review if you enjoy the show!📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube via @1035ktu🎧 Stream @pod.teachmesomething on your favorite podcast app 📻 Listen on Sundays at 9:00 AM on @wor710🎙️ Hosted by @djprostyle & @pennydellas📚 Presented by @berkeleycollege × @iheartpodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Teach Me Something brought to you by Berkeley College, is a storytelling-driven podcast that explores the transformative power of education. Through personal journeys, candid conversations, and inspiring lessons, we dive into how education, both inside and outside the classroom, can open doors, change lives, and ignite new possibilities. Each episode highlights real stories of perseverance, discovery, and empowerment, encouraging listeners to embrace learning as a lifelong journey and to pursue their educational dreams.