Higher Learning

In this very special episode, Professor Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj interviews Los Angeles-based artists and educators Todd Hunter and Jason Currie. 

In this episode, professor Maharaj interviews Brazilian artist, reporter, and activist Pedro Eiras. 

In this episode, professor Maharaj interviews actor, film director, and entrepreneur, Eric Whitten. Eric Whitten is a New York trained, award-winning filmmaker and actor with almost 20 years of professional experience. As a filmmaker, Eric has produced over a dozen projects over the last few years. His short films have won awards and attended festivals across the country, including the Academy Award Qualifying LA Shorts, Chelsea Film Festival, Big Apple Film Festival, and many more. He was awarded a finishing grant for his short film, Chalk by FilmInk Magazine and is a member of FilmShop NYC, Performance Jam ATL, and The Collective at the Alliance Theatre.His feature film EAT was a semi-finalist at the StoryPro Awards and Atlanta Film Festival screenplay contests. He’s written and directed over 80 custom film scenes for actors and owns Hollywood South Self Tapes, an audition taping studio for actors in Atlanta, GA where he's been a coach for over 3 years. His more notable acting credits include TILL (MGM) opposite Danielle Deadwyler, Long Slow Exhale (Spectrum) opposite Josh Lucas, and The Jim Gaffigan Show (TV Land) opposite Jim Gaffigan to name a few.www.ericwhitten.net

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and producer Quinn discuss the new hit movie, Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. 

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and producer Quinn discuss the life, legacy, and impact of the great James Earl Jones.

In this episode, Professor Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj and producer Quinn discuss the impact of Wicked the movie and Broadway musical on society at large. 

A soul stirring conversation with SUNY Geneseo Assistant Professor of English, Dr. Olaocha Nwadiuto Nwabara discussing her work at Geneseo as well as her poetry and upcoming appearance in little rock at SUNY Geneseo. Higher learning is hosted by multi award-winning Artist, Activist, and SUNY Geneseo Professor, Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, and produced by three-time NAACP Image Award nominee, Quinn. Airing Fridays from 8pm - 9pm on 89.3 WGSU and streaming online. 

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and Quinn discuss the Kennedy Center Honors and the impact of this current administration on it's history and legacy.

In the first episode of 2026, Professor Maharaj and Quinn talk about the new season of RuPaul's Drag Race.

In this episode of Higher Learning, Professor Maharaj and Quinn discuss the issues around the Epstein files and the courage of all the survivors who are telling their story. Please be advised that this episode discusses topics that may be triggering for some. Please take care of yourself and know that there are resources available if you ever need to talk. 

In this episode of Higher Learning, Professor Maharaj interviews the cast of SUNY Geneseo's upcoming production of What The Constitution Means To Me by Heidi Schreck: Willow Roof, Amelia Yengo, and Adam Arco. What The Constitution Means To Me runs December 4-7 at the SUNY Geneseo Robert E. Sinclair Black Box Theatre. www.geneseo.universitytickets.com

In this episode of Higher Learning, Professor Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj and Quinn have a conversation with stage manager Thomas Markham. 

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and Quinn continue their conversation with artist and entrepreneur, Nolan Kennedy. 

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and Quinn have a conversation with artist and entrepreneur, Nolan Kennedy. 

On this episode, Professor Maharaj continues his conversation with artist Adam Mace. 

In this episode, Professor Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj and Quinn have a conversation with Brooklyn-based artist and educator, Adam Mace. 

On this episode, Professor Maharaj and Quinn discuss grief and the impact that it has on them and society. 

In this episode, Professor Maharaj and Quinn catch up on their summers and discuss our current political climate.