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On this week's "Brahma Sports" episode, Sports Editor John Ormeno chats with returning guest James Sims. The two discuss personal injury, draft season and athletic training.
On this "Brahma Sports" episode, Roundup news Sports Editor John Ormeno returns with former women's soccer player, May Lu. The pair discuss injuries, basketball and Lu's personal life.
"For the Love Of" is a show that focuses on the entertainment industry and the people who bring it alive.In this episode, host Isabella Marino talks with Mackenzie Boss Weston, about her job as a Producer at Access Hollywood, a popular entertainment channel. The pair dive into Boss Weston's role and hopes for her career in the entertainment industry.
"For the Love Of" is a show that highlights the entertainment industry and the people who bring it to life. This show focuses on how individuals navigate the industry and their hopes for the future. In this episode, host Isabella Marino talks with the Daily Bruin Television editor, Victoria Munck, about being involved in the paper and her experience in theater as an actress.
"For the Love Of" is a show that focuses on the entertainment industry and the people who bring it alive.In this episode, host Isabella Marino talks with Pierce College Media Arts Professor Nora Sweeney, about what it’s like being a full-time professor who also does documentary filmmaking.
Beyond The Scores: Navigating admissions with expert guidance, hosted by Nico Cortez, explores the college admissions process. In this debut episode, Cortez invites Brian Moreno, a University of California Berkeley Graduate, to share his transfer experience and offer advice.
In this profile, host Stacey Witz spotlights the Lego Club, which focuses on STEM learning through colorful bricks known as Legos. The organization is new to campus and welcomes those of all ages. Learn more through interviews with Lego Club President Jenna Rodriguez, Vice President Ares Alarcon, and Club Member Reid Rubinstein.
“Here to stay in the 818” is a show where radio host, Stacey Witz explores small and local businesses in the San Fernando Valley. This episode features Warren Jaycox, the owner of the local comic book store, Galaxy of Comics.
"For the love of" is a show that focuses on the entertainment industry and the people who bring it to life. Hosted by Isabella Marino, this show spotlights individuals who must navigate the industry and their hopes for the future. In this episode Marino talks with Shonna Kline, a media arts professor at Pierce College about what it's like to be a cinema and screenwriting teacher.
On this episode, Roundup News Sports Editor John Ormeno returns with women’s soccer coach Adolfo Perez. Join the two as they discuss the World Cup, former Pierce players who went pro, and men's soccer Coach Julio.
Media arts 110 students present five questions and five answers, all related to Pierce College. In this compilation reporters touch on a variety of topics, from academic improvements to cinematic sneak peeks. Join them as they share Pierce students' latest thoughts.
On this episode of "Brahma Sports," incoming host and Roundup News Sports Editor John Ormeno revives the show after a nine month hiatus. This week, Ormeno sits down with Thara Innocent to discuss her transition from assistant to head coach of Pierce's women's basketball team.
"For the Love Of" is a show that focuses on the entertainment industry and its evolution. In this episode, host Isabella Marino talks with content creator Novy Recate about becoming a TikTok film reviewer and the role social media plays in the entertainment industry.
A Cup of Coffee is a show by Lesley Vazquez that explores the different local coffee shops in the San Fernando Valley. On this episode, Vazquez talks with Diego Lopez, the owner of Barclays Coffee & Tea. From good coffee to delicious food and great music, Lopez tells us how he went from bartending to becoming a coffee shop owner.
Recorded Feb. 21, 2024.
In this episode of "Lights, Cameras, Boom! Next Stop: Hollywood," host Luis Lindao talks to "General Hospital" actress Marie Wilson about her journey as a soap opera star, how she got her start, navigating Hollywood and how television has changed over the years.
In this episode of "Various Voices of Media," host Phatarapong Piyarat talks to Ronald Avalos about his photography, his opinion on digital and film and photography as a hobby.
This week, KPCRadio reporter Alyssa Rodriguez talks to English professor Ida Ghaffari about her career, her goals and what she enhoys about teaching.
This week, Ricardo Reyes talks to the Official Non-Official Book Club about their goals are, how they started, and what they look forward to.
This week, KPCRadio reporter Violet Garcia talks to media arts professor Tracie Savage about how her career, teaching at Pierce and her future plans.
Follow KPCRadio host Violet Garcia as she takes us on a journey highlighting the struggles and successes of special education students in Southern California. The stories shared of the barriers and injustices faced by students with IEPs offers a new perspective on their hidden struggles and the unrelenting spirit to access a free and appropriate education. Featuring Michael Rodriguez, Kainan Kouri, Nicole Moreno and Nicole Woodbridge.
"Through the Grapevine: Sommelier" gives us a firsthand look at the world of wine through the lenses of professionals and experts within the industry. Wine is a $52 billion business in the United States of America, with much of that revenue coming from the food and beverage industry. Join KPCRadio reporter Luis Lindao as he talks to certified sommeliers Brianne Cohen, Jamie Jagerman and Kathryn Long, along with wine director Maggie Glasheen, restaurant owner and chef Walter Manzke and wine buyer and viticulturist Jesse Mangali. Cohen, Jagerman, Long, Glasheen, Manzke and Mangali share their knowledge and perspectives about the importance and significance of the work of the sommelier, the cultural and economic impact of wine and the overall state of the industry today.
On this episode, host Jeanette Alarcon sits down with screenwriter Sara Shuman to discuss her journey finding her passion in writing, making her script come to life in a short film and developing projects she is currently working on.
On this episode, host Jeanette Alarcon sits down with director and cinematographer Jessica Prumers to discuss her efforts and success with building her social media content, getting into film school and her current film projects.
In this documentary by KPCRadio reporter Alyssa Rodriguez, we discuss "Neurodivergency", more specifically autism. We hear from Chaya Rubinstein who is diagnosed with autism, and Cathy Iraheta who has an “unspecified mood disorder.” We also hear from John Pendal, an associate coach at Thriving Autistic, about his experience and opinion on certain topics, like getting a diagnosis while being assigned female at birth.
On this week’s episode of Lights, Cameras, Boom! Next Stop: Hollywood, host Luis Lindao brings us reality game show stars Ryan Medrano and Geo Bustamante from Season 43 of CBS’s long standing TV series "Survivor." The two castaways cover a range of topics, from their experiences on the show and its impact on their lives, to overcoming adversity, and how they are using their platform to inspire and give back to the community.
On this week’s episode of “Lights, Cameras, Boom! Next Stop: Hollywood,” host Luis Lindao talks with actor Jesse James about his Hollywood experience as a child actor through to his adulthood. They discuss a multitude of topics, including Jesse’s rise to fame as a child star, how Hollywood has changed since he started his career, the writers’ strikes and Jesse’s experience teaching acting in Santa Barbara.
On this episode of "Various Voices of Media," host Phatarapong Piyarat interviews Owen Meza, a photographer for the Roundup News. Topics include how Owen Meza got into photography, and his experience with analog film photography including the mindset process.
Welcome back to “On The Rise,” the show where we delve into the remarkable journeys of small business owners. Hosted by Oscar Silva.
In this episode, Oscar interviews Arie Stewart, the visionary behind “Purpose Driven Productions.” Join them as Oscar explore the origins of this unique production company, the challenges it has faced, and the promising future of Purpose Driven Productions. Get ready for and insightful discussion as they shine a spotlight on the world of purposeful filmmaking and media creation!
"Behind the Screen" is a show about individuals who are trying to make it in the film industry, and the reality and struggles that come along with it. Hosted by Jeanette Alarcon, this show centers around different careers within the industry, focusing on screenwriting, acting and directing.
On this episode, Jeanette sits with actress Tiffany Hernandez to discuss her beginning as a child actress and model, the experiences of working on sets and what she hopes to accomplish in her career.
"Behind the Screen" is a show about individuals who are trying to make it in the film industry, and the reality and struggles that come along with it. Hosted by Jeanette Alarcon, this show centers around different careers within the industry, focusing on screenwriting, acting and directing.
On this episode of “Behind the Screen”, Jeanette sits with actress and playwright Ashley Denise Robinson to discuss her experiences going to school for theatre, working towards job opportunities and the connections that are made along the way.
Welcome back to “On The Rise,” the show where we explore the extraordinary journeys of small business owners. Hosted by Oscar Silva.
In this episode, Oscar interviews Jonathan and Ahlise, the masterminds behind “It’s All Good Coffee.” Take a deep dive into the origins of their business, the hurdles they’ve overcome, and the exciting future of their coffee venture. Join us for this engaging discussion, as we sip and savor our way through the world of coffee!
On this episode of “Lights, Cameras, Boom! Next Stop: Hollywood,” host Luis Lindao chats with Talent Manager and Photographer Dino May.
Topics includes May’s experience shooting photographs for super stars like Michael Jackson to his journey starting Dino May Management and the numerous clients he’s led to success, including child actor Jesse James. May also talks about the challenges that come with managing talent of all ages, how he’s been able to keep his company afloat during the writers’ and actors’ strikes and what sets Dino May Management apart from other talent agencies.
Welcome to "The Club Cast," the ultimate guide to LA Valley’s club culture. Whether you’re into dancing, film, or food, host Ricardo Reyes has got you covered. Join Ricardo as he peels back the curtain on these vibrant scenes, meeting the passionate folks who bring them to life. From epic nights on the dance floor to cinematic adventures and culinary discoveries, Ricardo delves deep into the heart of it all.
This week, Ricardo interviews Ethan Benavides, the Foodies Club president who brought their club from LA Valley to San Diego. So grab your headphones, get ready to explore, and let "The Club Cast" be your college nightlife and culinary companion!
Welcome wanderers to "Fans of Fans," the show where we speak to people who are part of the many subcultures and communities on the internet. Hosted by Alyssa Rodriguez.
In this episode, Alyssa speaks with guest Merlin about his artwork, inspiration, and the processes he goes through to create.
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Quiet on Set! is a show about the hidden hands of the cinematic world and delves into the technical side of filmmaking. From producing, to animation, to graphic artistry, the audience hears it all firsthand from the professionals of the industry. Hosted by Violet Garcia the show aims to break down what goes on behind the scenes while giving tips to young up-and-comers.
On this week’s episode host, Violet Garcia, dives into production with “Piercing the Veil” and “Super Giant Robot Brothers” director/producer, Paul Fleschner. Join them as they break down both the mechanics and emotions behind creating a story.
On this episode of “Lights, Cameras, Boom! Next Stop: Hollywood,” host Luis Lindao sits down with actor Matthew Dennis Lewis of “The Queen’s Gambit” to talk about his Hollywood success story and his experiences therein. They discuss a wide array of topics; from where Lewis got his start and what its been like finding and sustaining work in Hollywood to the writers’ and actors’ strikes and their impact on the industry. Lewis even sheds light on how he developing special skills in Muay Thai and how he’s been able to apply those skills to some of his roles.
On this episode of "Various Voices of Media," host Phatarapong Piyarat interviews Daniel Lazo, a photographer. Topics include how Daniel Lazo got into photography, his experience as a music festival/underground rave photographer and motorbiking.
"Quiet on Set!" is a show about the hidden hands of the cinematic world and delves into the technical side of filmmaking. From producing, to animation, to graphic artistry, the audience hears it all firsthand from the professionals of the industry. Hosted by Violet Garcia, the show aims to break down what goes on behind the scenes while giving tips to young up-and-comers.
On this week’s episode, Violet Garcia cracks down on the visual effects industry with CoSA Co-founder and Emmy award winner Tom Mahoney. Join the pair as they dive into the world of SFX.
On this episode of "Behind the Screen," host Jeanette Alarcon sits down with up-and-coming actor Dallas Mata to discuss the reality of moving to California, preparation of getting into character and making connections in the industry.
Welcome to “On The Rise,” where we uncover stories of small business owners. Hosted by Oscar Silva.
In this episode, we talk with Josh Servera, the visionary behind “Existential Printing Solutions,” a game-changer in screen printing. We delve into the birth of their business, the hurdles they’ve overcome and the exciting potential of a clothing line venture.
Tune in for entrepreneurial insight and the future of fashion right here on “On The Rise.” Don't miss it!"
Behind the Screen is a show about individuals who are trying to make it in the film industry, and the reality and struggles that come along with it. Hosted by Jeanette Alarcon, this show centers around different careers within the industry, focusing on screenwriting, acting and directing.
On this episode, host Jeanette Alarcon sits down with Peyton Hodges, an up-and-coming screenwriter, to discuss what it’s like making sacrifices, writing comedy sketches and the abrupt pause due to the writer strike.
On this episode of "Various Voices of Media" host Phatarapong Piyarat interviews Allan Jay Abril, a photographer, videographer and drone operator. Topics include Jay Allan Abril's journey as both a photographer and videographer, drone videography for real estate clientele, the competitive world of drone videography, and the drone market being open.
Blooming Out the Concrete Jungle dives into the lives of dreamers and entrepreneurs who turned their passions into reality. Hosted by Taj Robles. On this episode, Taj talked to Ashley Granillo about finding the balance between her love in music and teaching.
Life of Hollywood is a show about how working professionals in Hollywood got started. Hosted by Marcus Nocerino. Matthew Avery Berg is a director & filmmaker residing in Los Angeles who began directing student films on the Universal backlot when he was in the fifth grade. Matthew directed "Accomplice," a sci-fi short that included 30+ cast & crew members. "Marked" is Matthew’s most recently completed short about the impossible feat of moving on from the past starring veteran actor Eric Roberts.
Blooming Out the Concrete Jungle dives into the lives of dreamers who turned their passions into reality. Hosted by Taj Robles. On this episode, Taj talked to Yvonne Sandoval about the importance of counseling and how it has made a significant impact in her life.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits down with athletic director Susan Armenta. Topics included the sports this school year, the return of men’s soccer with Julio Castillo being named head coach and her stepping down as AD.
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. Today, Elyse Miller sat down with Marta Kunstas-Abril. Marta Kunstas-Abril talks on how she uses belly dancing to cope with everyday emotional stress.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits down with Pierce and Philippines head baseball coach Bill Picketts. Topics included the 2023 Pierce season and the Philippines schedule for the summer.
In this documentary by KPCRadio reporter Lindsey Whittaker, we zoom in on the art of film photography and how the growing cost to participate is keeping some creators out. We hear from co-owners of the 818 Community Darkroom Michael and Desserin Pereyra about creating a space for photographers to be able to do their art affordably. We also hear from Professor of Photography Sean Mcdonald about the rising cost of equipment and the challenges of setting up a DIY darkroom.
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. In this episode, Elyse Miller interviewed Taj Robles, a current Pierce College student and business professional. Taj Robles discusses how she balances work, school, and her form of self-care: exercise.
Blooming out of the Concrete Jungle dives into the lives of entrepreneurs and dreamers who turned their passions into reality. Hosted by Taj Robles. In this episode, Taj talked to Professor Jennifer Rosenberg about how one mistake/accident changed the trajectory of her life in teaching.
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. In this episode, Elyse Miller sat down with May Lahham, a cosmetologist who works at The West Valley Occupational Center. She discusses what cosmetology is and how it is practiced as a type of self-care.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits with catcher Alexcia Espinoza. Topics included the return of the softball team, expectations for next year and plans after Pierce.
In this episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with artist and commissioner for Parks and Recreation in San Fernando, Erica Friend a.k.a Insomniart. Topics included how art changes the way people think about where they live, planning large scale art murals, and seed bombing.
In this episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with Editor-in-Chief Fabiola Carrizosa of The Roundup News. Topics included the importance of objectivity in journalism, the challenges of running a college newspaper, and advice for future journalists.
What's up everybody and welcome to episode 3 of Brahmas For The Dub, where we talk all things Brahma athletics. No matter the sport, no matter the staff and players, it's always Brahmas by 50. I am your host Tré Spencer. This is the second part of our double header. Earlier today we talked about women's basketball, and now we are going to the men's side of the court. With me is Pierce College's men's basketball head coach Charles White. Listen to us talk about his path to coaching Pierce, this past season and his plan for next season.
Contact information for Coach Charles White: whitecw@piercecollege.edu
What's up everybody and welcome to episode 2 of Brahmas For The Dub, where we talk all things Brahma athletics. No matter the sport, no matter the staff and players, it's always Brahmas by 50. This episode is the first part of today's double header where we will be hitting the hardwood. This first episode we are talking about women's basketball. The Pierce College women's basketball season ended back in February. It was a tough season for the Brahmas but there was definitely foundation laid down to rebuild and bounce back. With me today is the woman at the helm of the team with over 20 years of coaching under her belt from all levels of basketball, Coach Thara Innocent. We talk about her coaching past, this past season and the season coming up. Take a listen and hope you enjoy it.
Contact information for Coach Thara Innocent: innoceto@piercecollege.edu
This is Episode 3 of The Life of Hollywood, the show about how working professionals in Hollywood got started. I am your host, Marcus Nocerino. Getting a job in Hollywood is very hard and competitive. It’s all about who you know in the industry and not what you know. Today's guest is Kate Surinskaya, who is from Russia and based in LA. She’s a SAG-eligible actress, screenwriter, and director. Kate has worked on many independent films. One of the independent films she’s worked on is called "Parallels," the story of a teenager in suburban Russia fights for the approval of her working-class parents in pursuit of her dream to become an actress but has to face another battle when she finds out her mom is terminally ill.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sat down with head football coach James Sims. Topics included recruitment day, plans for the 2023 season, Charles Yates committing to Arizona and the future of athletic director Susan Armenta.
The Life of Hollywood is a show about how working professionals in Hollywood got started. Getting a job in Hollywood is very hard and competitive. It’s all about who you know in the industry and not what you know. Marcus Nocerino interviews Janae Ballot, who grew up in Beverly Hills, California. Janae is a screenwriter, producer, director, and production coordinator. One of the films she’s worked on is called "Managed," which follows a high strung talent manager named Susana Feinstein who overcomes her clienteles existential crises, while biting not to lose her identity in Hollyweird. The film has turned into a Web Series that you can find on her website called managedseries.com
Life of Creators is a show where we talk to content creators about their work and life outside of their content. How they got to where they are and what they do in their free time! Hosted by Reesa Dizon. This week, Reesa interviews Alondra Watkins and her exciting news on book reviews!
On episode 27 of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sat with the last assistant coach for men’s soccer Frank Parodi. Topics included his beginnings, playing at Pierce College, why the program was cut and the program returning later this year.
In this episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with Addy Gonzalez, co-founder of 11:11 Creative. Topics included the importance of public art, the relationship between art and gentrification, and how she has been using astrology to help artists in their creative process.
Rhythm Industry Hour is a show that entails conversations with industry professionals. Hosted by Rhythm. In this episode, Rhythm talks to RnB artist Alianna about her experiences as an artist.
Life of Creators is a show where we talk to content creators about their work and life outside of their content. How they got to where they are and what they do in their free time! Hosted by Reesa Dizon. This week, Reesa interviews Kaylee Pool and her journey as a fitness content creator!
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. Today, Kate Behzadi, a licensed marriage and family therapist, speaks on the importance of talk therapy. She discusses how therapy can help benefit anyone in their self-care journey.
Life of Creators is a show where we talk to content creators about their work and life outside of their content. How they got to where they are and what they do in their free time! Hosted by Reesa Dizon. This week, Reesa interviews Jessica Ubando and their life as a gaming content creator!
In this episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with Dr. Jessica Mena, physical therapist and local run club leader. Topics included the importance of communal outdoor spaces, breaking through mental blocks, and running safety tips.
This week, Lindsey Whittaker talks to statistics professor Dr. Raymond Lim about how his unconventional career path informs his teaching style and how he relates to his students.
This week, Marcus Nocerino talks to Ashton Kerrigan, a hairstylist who does customers hair at the "Salon K" barbershop in Santa Clarita.
Akadina Amrekhasadeh is a Pierce College counselor who specializes in assisting transfer students through the college admissions process. Being that she is one of the first people in her family to go to college, Amrekhasadeh became interested in aiding others who may be in a similar situation as she once was. This show explores her career path as a transfer center counselor.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits down with former pro pitcher and current Pierce pitching coach Alex FaGalde. Topics included his beginnings in baseball, being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals and starting his career as a coach.
In this episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with Kimberly Maiden and Tracee Marron of the Maiden Community. Topics included unlikely friendships, forming a community in a time when people need it most, and what the future holds for their growing business.
On this episode, host Felipe Gamino sits down with assistant head coach Blake Word. Topics included him being on the football team that won the American Division Bowl in 2013, being a coach and sharing life experiences.
Life of Creators is a show where we talk to content creators about their work and life outside of their content. How they got to where they are and what they do in their free time! Hosted by Reesa Dizon. This week, Reesa interviews Jaz Robinson about their journey on content creation in the beauty community.
For the inaugural episode of The Valley Girl Hour, host Lindsey Whittaker speaks with therapist and founder of a social group called Ladies of Los Angeles, Lauren Fractor. Topics included building community and how to nurture meaningful relationships in a post-pandemic world.
Blooming out of the Concrete Jungle, a show that dives into the lives of entrepreneurs and dreamers pursuing their passions. Hosted by Taj Robles. In this episode, Taj talks to Adilene Rameriz about making a change through the power of law and how the journey has been as a first-generation Mexican-American women attending law school.
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. Today, Pierce College Kinesiology Professor Diana Cummins discusses movement self-care.
The Age Gap is a show about individuals in different times in their lives, talking about their upbringings and experiences growing up. Hosted by Jay Abril. Jay brings guest: Philip Cramer to talk about his childhood and experience in the music industry.
What's up everybody and welcome to Brahmas For The Dub, where we talk all things Brahma athletics. No matter the sport, no matter the staff and players Brahmas by 50. I am your host Tré Spencer. This episode, we will be going behind the scenes of the athletic department to an area that isn’t always given the love they deserve. I’m talking about the counselors. Today I’m talking to Pierce College's very own athletic counselor Joseph Roberson.
After nine months, Brahma Sports returned on the air! Our guest was center/guard for the football team Carter Noble. Topics included his time at Pierce and his commitment to Husson University.
Quit Stressing, hosted by Suha Amer, is a show discussing major stress triggers and tips to handle daily stress for a better and healthier lifestyle. Today's topic: How to handle stress while multitasking with Tatiana Davidov.
The Life of Hollywood is a show about how working professionals in Hollywood got started. These professionals in the industry are actors, singers, talent scouts, music producers, and many more. This week, Marcus Nocerino sat down with Raven Lilly (aka Red Rebel) who started off as an assistant director for different film & TV productions. Raven currently owns a production company called Merkai Entertainment with her friend ZJ Jackson. They started this company to transform modern day storytelling and where collaboration, creativity, and unique perspectives are held across film & TV!
Dare to Self-Care explores how to relax in between the busyness of the big city of Los Angeles. Today we are with Kari and Warren, Owners of The Valley Salt Cave in Woodland Hills, California. They are here to talk about dry salt therapy and how it relates to self-care.
Host Joseph Roberson aka "Professor Joe" sits down with Geremy Mason of The Brahma Bodega to discuss the services and resources available for students with food and/or housing insecurities. Geremy Mason also shares some of the services offered by, and benefits of participating in, Associated Students Organization (ASO).
“Behind the Bakery”, A series about checking out the newest blend of California rock from one of the newest band, “Pog Champ Bakery”. Today's episode we get a deep dive into the lead vocalist and keyboard player of the band, Andrew Riese.
A series hosted by Gabriel O. about checking out the newest blend of California rock from one of the newest band, “Pog Champ Bakery”. This episode, We get an in-depth interview with the bands lead-guitar player, Nate Ramirez.
Brett Marschall, Economics professor and newly appointed Head Softball Coach, sat down with host Trish Alaskey to discuss his vision for the softball program that he is rebuilding this season. They discuss his history with the game, what it takes to build an athletic program from the ground up, his goals for this season and beyond, and the recruitment process. For anyone interested in joining the team, please contact Coach Brett directly at: MARSCHB@piercecollege.edu
Why So Scared is a show that gets to the bottom of people’s most common fears and phobias. In this episode, Diedrick Layton sits down with Dr. Angela Belden, a professor working in Pierce College’s Department of Psychology, which you can find more information on at www.piercecollege.edu/departments/psychology_statistics/. This week, Diedrick and Dr. Belden discuss the nature of situational phobias, how they function, and what can be done to mitigate those fears.
Joseph Roberson, aka "Professor Joe" speaks with Pierce College Fitness Center Coordinator and Head Coach of the Pierce College Brahmas Football Team James Sims about the struggles and adversities of the currently winless 2022-2023 football campaign and the success that can be found within the context of the current circumstances and lopsided losses.
Simon Perez host of Creation Corner, speaks with Tyler Norman who uses sub-Twitters often to share his work about the world of fandom culture. Specifically on a social media platform called Twitter. Twitter is the home to many fandom subcultures, often called sub-Twitters or “stan” Twitter, where enjoyers of all sorts of things such as games and content creators will congregate to talk about their interests.
Fernando Barrios host of Film Finds, speaks with Benjamin Calderon a California State University student to talk about his experience and learning journey in film production.
Katrina Goshay host of History Buff, joined Laura Carlone-Mooslin a history professor at Los Angeles Pierce College to talk about western civilizations and how they’ve influenced society in the U.S.
KPC Radio Presents, "At Seas With The US Marines". A talk show all about exploring the stories of the bravest men and women living up to the Semper Fi Motto around the globe. This episode features the story of Sgt. Andrew McPeek, a US Marine who has served 4 years for the Corps.
Lana Miller, creator of the brand We Die Amateurs, is an advocate for sustainability and fairness for humans and our environment. She stays true to this by hand making her original pieces with deadstock fabric out of her home. She shares with us how she expresses parts of herself and what she believes in through fashion. She also shares what she hopes people feel when they wear her clothes. You can find her on instagram @wedieamateurs and can purchase her pieces on her website www.wedieamateurs.com
Dr. Crystal Kiekel, the Director of the Center for Academic Success (CAS) sat down with host Trish Alaskey to give us a behind the scenes look at how the CAS operates. They discuss the purpose of CAS, some of the programs and different types of tutoring currently offered through the CAS, how the center is funded and how each and every Brahma -faculty, student and staff alike - can get more involved themselves.
"Keys to the Left is a show that looks at music through a cultural lens, hosted by Christian Castellanos. In this episode, Dr. Leila Núñez-Fredell talks about music history, music theory and how musicologists are attempting to correct the issues that arise from these subjects.
Why So Scared is a show that gets to the bottom of people's most common fears and phobias. In this episode, Diedrick Layton sits down with Capt. Ron Nielson, a pilot who has helped run a program called Fearless Flight since 1987, a program that seeks to help people get over their fears of flying. Capt. Ron discusses his background, why he works for this program, and what techniques he uses to help people with their fears.
This is history Buffs, where yesterday's stories influence today's reality. We will discuss U.S history with various guests, with each one specifically in a different area of history. For example, the history episode of this show will feature a professor of women's history in the U.S. We will piece together how our current society has come to be through these different elements of history.
You're listening to Creation Corner, a show all about the joys of the internet and content creation made to be heard by you and me. Journalist and comic artist Samuel Forrester dives into the world of his work-in-progress graphic novel. "The Ouroboros," and what inspired him to create it.
Qais Azizi and Aiden Rubenstein, two leaders of the ASO Student Senate team sat down with host Trish Alaskey to discuss the Student Senate branch of the ASO. They discuss the purpose of ASO, some of the organizations goals, how they both got involved and how Pierce College students, staff and faculty can get involved too!
Hosted by Davia Rosario Los Angeles native and talented artist Cassandra Carrillo talks to us about how she expresses herself through her phenomenal artwork, switching to and from a broad range of mediums to create such extraordinary pieces in every form. She opens up about how Covid-19 has effected her as an artist, and peoples need for art in such uncertain and dark times. She also shares her experience living in DTLA during the George Floyd protests, and how art has helped her and so many others get through the last two years.
Follow the Leader:ASO Club Council President Javid Ekhteraiy and Student Services Assistant Geremy Mason who serves as an ASO Co-Advisor along with Dr. Lara Conrady Wong. Javid Ekhteraiy and Geremy Mason, two leaders of the ASO Club Council team sat down with host Trish Alaskey to discuss the Club Council branch of the ASO. They discussed the goals of the Club Council, how Ekhteraiy and Mason both got involved, and how Pierce College students, staff and faculty can get involved too!
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits down with Athletic Counselor Joseph Roberson. Topics included his beginnings, Pierce athletics and three former Brahmas being in the NFL Draft.
Radio host of Career Queens and Kings Giselle Lomeli talks with business owner of Saekson Muay Thai Julio Trana. Learn about what goes into teaching self-defense and how he prepares his fighters for a match.
Giselle Lomeli host of Career Queen's and Kings talks with Karina Estrella owner of Ballet Folklorico Las Estrellas about what inspired her to become a dance instructor. Get to know what it's like teaching Mexican traditional dances and how it has helped students learn about their culture.
Giselle Lomeli speaks with restaurant owner Armando Villanueva about how he kept his business going during uncertain times. Employees David Sainz and Francisco Orozco share how Villanueva kept a safe environment for everyone at the restaurant.
Dominick Gastelum, a Los Angeles musician, goes into depth of how he began his music career along with the successes and challenges he has dealt with.
In this episode, we speak with Derrick Arellanes, a DSLR photographer who mimics the style of film photography with unique portrait structures. Arellanes, who moved from Palmdale to North Hollywood, shared his love for photography and how he is pushing to work in a studio with designer brands. Instagram: derrrrick_
In this documentary hosted by Vicki Sarkisyan, we see the true impact of inflation rates on young college students and are given advice on what the next best steps might be. We sit down with real college students as we discuss how this has severely impacted their daily life as well as the family members involved.
When working in the film industry, you meet a handful of people every single day. Phil Paul Call, owner of 4:44 Productions has created a positive and everlasting impact on those who work around him. Listen as we find out what makes Call stand out from everyone else.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with the young student and editor Kimberly Sandoval. This episode focuses on freelance video editing and the challenges that come with it.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with the screenwriting professional Matthew Harrison who directed two episodes of HBO's Sex and the City. This episode focuses on screenwriting, producing, as well as being a college teacher enhancing the minds of young creative students.
On this episode, we spoke with Nancy Corona, a photographer for the Roundup News. Corona shared her upbringing of photography and explained her challenges when she first started to where she's at now. Her instagram is nc_photography_89.
Radio host of Career Queens and Kings Giselle Lomeli talks with business owner of Saekson Muay Thai Julio Trana. Learn about what goes into teaching self-defense and how he prepares his fighters for a match.
You're listening to an episode of Don't Sleep on 'Em, a show dedicated to showcasing rising artists in hopes of putting them onto your playlist. This episode features Denver-based artist Zoe Berman, who encapsulates life through rhythm and melodies.
The show about informing people about different careers so they know what kinds of paths they can go into. This week I interviewed Gisselle Skarseth about being a graphic designer.
A reason to “Come Back” Hosted by David Berg. Nonnie Cherie is a singer, songwriter, producer, actress, and vocal coach. She talks with me regarding her reason for the song she co-wrote for those missing a loved one.
On this episode of Picture Me This, things take a wild turn as we speak with Alejandro Briceño, a non-experienced photographer. We look at photos that have captured his attention and go into depth why those photos are meaningful to him.
You're listening to an episode of Don't Sleep on 'Em, a show dedicated to showcasing rising artists in hopes of putting them onto your playlist. This episode features Arizona band Echoes, serving a mixture of rock, dark pop, and alternative.
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sat down with former head baseball coach and athletic director Bob Lofrano. Topics included the MLB lockout, being a Chicago Cubs scout and his time at Pierce College.
The Artist's Lens focuses on exploring different forms of art and explaining different creative processes. This week's radio show guest is Eileen Warner, a high school student with a passion for writing science fiction, fantasy, and dystopian stories. Warner goes into depth on how she began writing her stories and gives advice for beginner writers looking to start their own stories.
The Artist's Lens focuses on exploring different forms of art and explaining different creative processes. This week features Kaye Regalado, a UCI student who focuses on three different styles of art: traditional, digital, and writing. Check out more of Kaye's art on her instagram Shenanigans0830.
The Artist's Lens focuses on exploring different forms of art and explaining different creative processes. This week features Chris Villabos, a photographer in Los Angeles who has been practicing this form of art for 8 years. Check out more of his photos on his instagram Spacehound.
The Artist's Lens focuses on exploring different forms of art and explaining different creative processes. This week's radio show introduces Kanitha, a pop r&b music artist in Los Angeles. Kanitha will soon be releasing her new song Vices, which is available to pre-save on all music platforms.
Who You Want To Be: the show about informing people about different careers. This week I interviewed Nancy Shadan about being a Nanny.
Who You Want To Be: the show about informing people about different careers. This week I interviewed Natalie Hakimpour about being a receptionist/legal assistant at a law office.
Who You Want To Be: the show about informing people about different careers. This week I interviewed Natalie Sayani who is a former hygienist.
Who You Want To Be: the show about informing people about different careers. This week I interviewed Claudia Abarca an esthetician who works at True Beauty Aesthetics in Rancho Cucamonga.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with the multi-talented David Sheinkopf who works on CBS' new true-crime series "I Met My Murderer Online". This episode focuses on set design, voice-overs, and executive producing.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with makeup artist Diana Makhshikyan who works on CBS' new true-crime series "I Met My Murderer Online". This episode focuses on special effects makeup as well as how production makeup differs.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with film college student Lillian Tran who is working her way up in the industry. This episode focuses on young college students entering the world of film on the path of directing.
Behind The Scenes of Industry Professionals is the show that covers each profession imaginable behind the camera. This week Vicki Sarkisyan sits down with the writer Sierra DuCharme-Hansen who works on CBS' new true-crime series "I Met My Murderer Online". This episode focuses on the screenwriting aspect of what makes a television series come together.
Giselle Lomeli, host of Career Queen's and King's interviews Kiyan Sheraz, owner of FitsLikeRoyalty. Get to know what it's like starting a business in the shoe industry and how Sheraz has used FitsLikeRoyalty to give back to those in need.
Edmond J. Coblentz Jr. tells about the work in sound editing, why he loves it, and some upcoming projects.
You're listening to an episode of Don't Sleep on 'Em, a show dedicated to showcasing rising artists in hopes of putting them onto your playlist. This episode features Azai, a songwriter from Tampa, Florida who writes music with transparency and vulnerability.
In this episode, Gabriel shares with us some of the greatest benefits of being in the industry and profession he's in but also tells us something about the business that isn't sunshine and rainbows.
Specializing in a certain style of photography poses its challenges, but it comes easy for a few. Alvaro Manzanarez, a maternity photographer, shares how the love of photography started, the work-life balances, investing in equipment, and what his photography means to him. For any inquiries, direct message Alvaro Manzanarez on Instagram at manzana_shots.
Host of Career Queens and Kings Giselle Lomeli, talks with baker and owner of Wifey Material Victoria Mendia. Get to know how she prepares for her orders, what she makes and what advice she has for future bakers.
You're listening to an episode of Don't Sleep on 'Em, a show dedicated to showcasing rising artists in hopes of putting them onto your playlist. This episode features Keith A. Getchell, an artist who illustrates his coming-of-age story through music.
In this episode, we meet with the owners of the Red Room Photo Lab, Fred Mendoza and David Paz. We get an insight of how the business is run and why they decided to open a film development lab. David and Fred also discuss the hardships keeping the business up with the ever-growing prices of supplies and equipment, the COVID-19 pandemic, and what they see in the near future.
In this episode, we talk about making good screenwriting, and benefits as a cinema professor.
Radio host of Career Queens and Kings Giselle Lomeli, speaks with artist Julia Palomo about her business Glammed With Julia specializing in nails and makeup. Get to know how she got started and what advice she has for you.
On the Mic featuring Victor Orlando Hosted by David Berg Host David Berg and guest Victor Orlando discuss the history behind man known as the percussionist to the stars.
On a brand new season of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sat with newly named head coach for Pierce Football James Sims. Topics included plans for the offseason, meeting the players and his vision for the fall.
On the Mic featuring Rudy Sarzo Hosted by David Berg Host David Berg and guest Rudy Sarzo discuss how to have a successful marriage while being in the spotlight of the music industry.
"Picture Me This" host Michael Moreno speaks with Diego Velarde, the founder of Shot 'Em LA. We touch on what interested Diego into film photography, personal struggles with his inner critic, and what he hopes for in the future.
You're listening to an episode of Don't Sleep on 'Em, a show dedicated to showcasing rising artists in hopes of putting them onto your playlist. This episode features Cleveland's upcoming musician Kyle Mahlik, an R&B and Pop singer and songwriter talking about his journey.
Giselle Lomeli talks with content creator and former producer Leslie Arellano about her experience at Power 106.
Hosted by Tony Guardado In this episode, we talk about the challenges, benefits, and life as a Voice Over artist.
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
In this episode, I interview Agustin Ruelas, the co-founder and president of Brewjeria Company. Brewjera mixes traditional Mexican inspiration and influences with the art of craft beer. Listen in to find out what makes this brewery so special, and why you should look out for this up-and-coming brewery in your local tap room and bottle shop in the years to come.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode, host Felipe Gamino sits with fitness center coordinator James Sims. Topics include football's tough season, COVID-19, return to normalcy and athletic director Susan Armenta stepping down.
Hosted by Sulema Guardado
Marcus is a night photographer who creates images with vivid colors to them, he talks about his thought process when creating work.
You can check out his work on his Instagram account @marcusnsoriano and check out his virtual gallery https://www.byaug.com/if-we-never-meet-again
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Screenwriter Adam Pava joins us to discuss writing for Laika's The Boxtrolls, working on projects for his friends Chris Miller and Phil Lord, and more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Storyboard artist and animation director Douglas Olsen talks about how he got his start in storyboarding for shows such as The Venture Bros and Rick and Morty and for movies such as The Sonic movies!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Eric Rogers joins us to talk about writing for animated shows such as Futurama, what it's like having created the Netflix show Skylanders Academy, and more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Screenwriter and comic book writer Jeff Loveness joins us to discuss his journey from writing for late-night television, to comic books, and to Rick and Morty
By Logan Volandi
In this documentary by KPC Radio alum Logan Volandi, we learn about the indie game development company Banana Yellow Games and how they are working during the times of COVID, as well as their goals and challenges in a time where everyone of their members are separated. We also learn a little bit about some of the main figureheads behind the scenes.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Toby Jones, a writer, storyboard artist, and executive producer at Cartoon Network joins us to discuss his time on shows such as Regular Show and OK KO!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animator Phylicia Fuentes joins us to discuss her story on becoming an animator, the unique difficulties in television animation, what it's like working with kids vs. adult shows, the beauty of film/animation festivals, and more!
By Fabiola Carrizosa
Women in Stand Up is the documentary that examines women in stand-up comedy from its origins in the early 20th Century to present day. Women were fundamental in the evolution of stand-up comedy in the vaudeville era. With interviews from comedians Cat Alvarado, Genesis Sol, and Professor Wayne Federman, this documentary examines the past and current state of women working in the stand-up comedy industry.
By Sulema Guardado
The struggles of schools re-opening during a pandemic, and how it has impacted the students, teachers, and parents.
By Jasmine Melendez
Partners Personnel is a staffing agency that helps the community out with finding jobs. This shows the process of how some associates join and going through the process of applying. Here are two stories that discuss the experience and process of joining.
By Hannah Howell
Dancing Through the Pandemic discusses the unique challenges and benefits that came with having to dance through Zoom, and what finally being back in the studio is like post-quarantine.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode, host Felipe Gamino sits with fitness center coordinator James Sims. Topics include football's tough season, COVID-19, return to normalcy and athletic director Susan Armenta stepping down.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode, host Felipe Gamino sat with athletic trainers Rob Horowitz and Lenny Ramirez. Topics included their beginnings, dealing with the pandemic and working together in the trainers room.
By Hannah Howell
Hannah Howell talks to English Professor Mickey Harrison about his career, as well as his experience teaching Graphic Literature and advising Los Angeles Pierce College's Graphic Literature Club.
By Fabiola Carrizosa
Fabiola Carrizosa interviews Dr. Bryan Fasola for insight into his career playing and teaching classical guitar at Los Angeles Pierce College.
By Logan Volandi
Logan Volandi looks into the career of Professor Sean McDonald; a long-time member of Pierce College's media arts department.
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
In this episode, I talked to Laurie Porter, the co-founder of Smog City Brewing Co and an east coast native with no intention of ever leaving the West Coast. Smog City is known for their wide variety of beer styles, including West Coast and Hazy IPAs. Find out how this brewery got its name!
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino interviews head basketball coach Charles White. Topics included his beginnings, coaching both the men and women and his expectations for this season.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sat with head swim and water polo coach Judi Terhar. Topics included her bio, coaching and what her plans are for the future.
Hosted by Logan Volandi
In this 49 minute special, Costa Rican starting actor Santiago Montejo discusses with host Logan Volandi about his journey to acting and what got him to pursue his dream. Santiago also gives advice to up and coming actors who want to be in the industry, as well as his goals and dreams for the future as an actor. Santiago Montejo is an 18-year-old Costa Rican actor and singer. From a very young age Santiago has been involved in both solo and cast projects. Stage credits include performances in the musical theater productions Mamma Mia as Sam Carmichael/Les Miserables as Grantier/Midsummers Night’s Dream as Puck/Alice in Wonderland as White Rabbit. Montejo debuted as a soloist singer in 2016 on the show “Iluminación de la fachada del Museo de los Niños” as part of the segment “Jóvenes talento” to which he was then invited once more the following year. He has experience behind the camera having participated in commercials for several costarrican brands as well as being the voice for Imperial. Montejo also appears in episodes 1 and 3 of Juanka ido del cielo as well as taking on the role of Felipe Esquivel in the film Buscando a Marcos Ramirez currently on Amazon Prime Video Latinoamérica. He currently plays Juan in the play Los tres Encantos.
Tickets on sale at: http://boleteria.museocr.org/ for $7
Times: November 17th, 18th, and 19th, at 5pm LA time.
Saturday November 20th, at 1pm and at 3pm LA time.
Sunday November 21st, at 12pm and at 4 pm LA time.
Santiago's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/santimontejo/ or @santimontejo
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animation production designer who has worked in animation for 35 years! Carol Wyatt joins us to discuss the many projects she has worked on, the great and inspiring people she gets to work with, the differences in the industry then and now, and more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animator/content creator Hannah Daigle discusses her popular independent Youtube cartoon Satina! We cover influences, the process of producing an episode, the craziest thing a fan has said, and more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Screenwriter and comedian Dave Horwitz joins us to talk about writing for Rick and Morty season 4, the unique lore a writer on My Little Pony: Pony Life must know, his journey from doing live comedy sketches to writing pilot scripts, and more!
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino sits with Pierce College Athletic Director Susan Armenta. Topics included, the return to competition, COVID-19, football crisis and breaking news regarding cross country and women's basketball.
Hosted by Sulema Guardado
In this episode Sulema talks to Kyle McDougall, a Youtube contemporary landscape photographer based in the UK. Kyle McDougal joins us to talk about his experience with analog photography, Youtube and his Podcast.
Check out his Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KyleMcDougall
Hosted by Jasmine Melendez
In this episode of Cultures of the World, we talk with Tory Middleton, a 21 year old who is Belizan and American! Tory discusses her past about living in Belize and how she's adapted to living now in America and how the cultures differ.
Hosted by Logan Volandi
In this episode of Finding your Voice, host Logan Volandi sits with Pace University student Christopher Alvord about his experience studying acting and voice acting, his advice on what acting students should learn and the type of equipment needed for voice over, and how he takes 3 hour classes studying the fundamentals of acting and voice over as well as learning the true meaning behind filmmaking. Guest Christopher Alvord also discusses his goals on what he wants to achieve and how fun he has had studying his major.
Hosted by Jasmine Melendez
In this episode of Cultures of the World we talk with Blaine Babbidge, a college student going to Central Connecticut State University! Blaine is Black and Puerto Rican, they discuss what it's like to embrace their culture when they are adopted and now being able to venture out more into their background.
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
Pick up a grain sack, Put a jack knife in your pocket, and let's see what you can do.
In this interview, I talk with Ben Turkel, the brewery and production manager at Boomtown Brewery. Ben talks about what makes being a brewer a rewarding endeavor. Turkel describes the many ways that Boomtown Brewery is helping to promote inclusivity by seeking female and POC brewers in an otherwise white male centric industry.
https://www.boomtownbrew.com
IG: boomtownbrewery
Hosted by Logan Volandi
Tony Guardado talks about his experience in voice acting and what inspired him to do it. He also talks with host Logan Volandi on what voices he does as well as why he chose voice acting.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
2D effects animator Andrew Stadler joins us to talk about the projects he's worked on such as Helluva Boss and Space Jam: A New Legacy, his love for horror movie monsters and sci-fi films, and implementing realism into his art style and animation.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animation composer Brad Breeck joins us to discuss his experience composing for shows such as Gravity Falls, We Bare Bears, The Owl House, and more! We also talk about his time at Calarts and the process of his unique job!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animator calling in from Canada! Jayson Woolvett joins us to talk about his experience working with 2D special effects on shows such as Harmon Quest, Helluva Boss, and new Peanuts cartoons. We also talk about favorite movies, Jayson offers great advice, and more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animator, writer, and stand-up comedian Jacob Lipman joins us to discuss his love for cartoons such as Spongebob and The Grim & Evil Show, the many animators he meets and admires, and how he makes his own cartoons. Check him out on Youtube at LMSAtoons, which has over 2 million views!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Myke Chilian joins us to talk about his time designing for Rick and Morty's pilot, working on Uncle Grandpa, what it's like having your very own Cartoon Network show, cute cats, movies as inspirations, and more!
Hosted by Logan Volandi
In this episode of Finding your Voice, guest Debi Derryberry discusses with host Logan Volandi, her start in the voice acting industry and her passion for it, landing the role of one of Nickelodeon's most popular characters Jimmy Neutron, how it was like voicing the Playstation's mascot's sister Coco Bandicoot, and how her character Fayth in Final Fantasy 10 ended up being a beloved character among the Final fantasy fanbase.
By: Jasmine Melendez
Jasmine Melendez talks to members and future members of QSA to gain some insight on what the club is about.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino speaks with Head Soccer Coach Adolfo Perez. Topics include his 300th win, program beginnings, dealing with the pandemic, and more!
Hosted by Logan Volandi
In this episode of Finding Your Voice, Gavin Hammond talks about his starting point in voice acting, his first role, Star Wars, The Walking Dead and Telltale Games, as well as what's next for him in the future!
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
In this episode, I talked to JP Boudwin, the head brewer at Modern Times Dankness Dojo. JP talks about the cool locale he brews at, the vegan way to brew, and how important it is to stay grounded and not forget one's roots. His favorite president? Jimmy Carter! If you want to immerse yourself in a taproom with a vintage flare and beers exploding with flavor, this is the place to go. Modern Times Dankness Dojo is located in 832 S Olive St, Los Angeles, CA 90014.
IG: moderntimesdtla
website: moderntimesbeer.com
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
This week, I interviewed Matthew and Sarah Luker, Brandon Singleton, and Anthony Balladarez from Transplants Brewing Company. Located in Palmdale, California,Transplants is a one-stop locale for good time, where you can drink a beer, eat from a food truck, and watch bands perform in their very own live music venue. Not only is beer important to the crew, but so is music and art!
Hosted by Fabiola Carrizosa
This week, I sat down with Peter Clausen and Adrew Silvia, cider craftsmen at 101 Cider House. In their "adults only" juice bar, they discuss their fascinating origin stories that led them to the art of making fine, buzzy apple drinks. For those who opt for sustainable ingredients and minimal waste in their drinks, look no further than 101 Cider House.
To learn more about 101 Cider House's tree planting mission please use the link below:
https://www.tentree.ca/pages/101-cider
twitter: @101cider
Instagram: 101cider
Facebook:101 Cider House
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Brahma Sports, host Felipe Gamino interviewed Kiara Washington, forward for the women's soccer team. Topics included her beginnings, playing high school soccer during COVID-19, kneeling during the national anthem and being the top goal scorer.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
First international guest! FX Animator from Indonesia Husain Untoro joins us to discuss what it's like being an animator overseas and his experience working for shows such as Castlevania and Helluva Boss.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Storyboard artist Seth Anderholm, who has worked on the popular Youtube cartoon Helluva Boss and at Warner Brothers, joins us for our first in-studio show! We discuss his experience with drawing action sequences for the show, the process of storyboarding, his background in improv comedy, and more!
Hosted by Jasmine Melendez
This episode of Cultures of the World features a local college student named Tiffany. Tiffany is considered to be Persian and Iranian; she discusses the hardship and ease she had when growing up.
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Artist, animator, and stand-up comedian Mike Hollingsworth joins us as we discuss Mike's love for animals, what makes working on a silent episode of Bojack more difficult, silly ways to swear, marriages, and much more!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Animator, writer and director Aaron Long joins us to talk about watching old cartoons on tape, working for animation companies vs. working independently, and the many aspects of animation that come with working on shows like Bojack Horseman and Tuca & Bertie!
Hosted by Hannah Howell
Writer and comedian Julia Prescott joins us for our very first episode of the show! We discuss the glories of the entertainment industry, working in a writer's room, Julia's experience with writing the "Treehouse of Horror" episode for the 32nd season of The Simpsons, writer's block, and more!
Hosted by Logan Volandi
From Smosh to voice acting, Warhammer 40k, FNAF, and The Great Wizarding War; Madison Brunoehler shares her continued journey voice-acting for video games and television.
Hosted by Sulema Arlet
This week, Sulema sits down with Robert Peterson, a Portrait Photographer based in the San Fernando Valley. We discussed the ups and downs of photography, such as the struggle of buying a DSLR and the excitement of taking Portraits, learning Film Photography, and taking photos that are out of his comfort zone.
Hosted by: Jasmine Melendez
In this first episode of Cultures of the World it features Naudya Chhuon, a 20 year old college student going to the University of Iowa. Chhuon discusses the difficulties and upbringings in her Cambodian and Tai Dam background.
On this episode of Showcasing Small Businesses, host Matthew Moran interviewed Francisco Gonzalez & Francisco Rodriguez, better known as Los Panchos Party Supplies. We talk about the effects Covid-19 has had on them and how they were able to overcome, stories about their line of work and advice for young entrepreneurs.
https://instagram.com/lospanchospartysupplies?utm_medium=copy_link
https://yelp.to/TF8YCmy4Jjb
Hosted by Matthew Moran
On this episode of Showcasing Small Businesses, host Matthew Moran interviewed Francisco Gonzalez & Francisco Rodriguez, better known as Los Panchos Party Supplies. We talk about the effects Covid-19 has had on them and how they were able to overcome, stories about their line of work and advice for young entrepreneurs.
https://instagram.com/lospanchospartysupplies?utm_medium=copy_link
https://yelp.to/TF8YCmy4Jjb
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On the first episode of Brahma Sports in over a year, host Felipe Gamino interviews soccer player Julianna Euyoque. Topics include her beginnings in the sport, COVID-19 and her expectations with the team.
Hosted by Jennifer Meza Documentary: Global Warming, The Impactby Jenny Meza brings forth different perspectives on global warming. Now that people are noticing sudden harsh weather and natural disaster continuously more and moreover the years, people are starting to ask questions. Many people are not educated on environmental issues and it is not required in basic education. The organization EESI (Environmental and Energy Study Institute), gives insight into climate change and plans that they say can better the environment, as well as an immunologist and environmental science teacher.
The Environmental and Energy Study Institute is an independent, bi-partisan 501 non-profit organization that aims to promote environmentally sustainable societies. To learn more about Environmental issues including global warming, visit https://www.eesi.org/
Hosted by Shandani Jackson
In this episode of Art of Hustle, we get to know Faith Amoussou. A wonder in my book, she brings us into her world where we learn to have a little Faith.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Lizi Escobar
Hollywood screenwriter Chris Riley, best known for co-writing the 1999 multiple-award-winning theatrical feature After the Truth, writing the book The Hollywood Standard: The Complete and Authoritative Guide to Script Format & Style, and working for studios such as Disney’s Touchstone Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and many more — discusses how he started working in the film industry and shares some great insight and advice for aspiring screenwriters.
Keep up with Chris at the links below!
Instagram: @hollywoodstandard
Twitter: @hwoodstandard
Book: https://mwp.com/product/hollywood-standard-third-edition-complete-authoritative-guide-script-format-style/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Whitney Evans
Los Angeles Native Anisa Washington shares her story about how making the decision to follow her passion with singing led to many doors opening. That includes acting, meeting the one and only Samuel L. Jackson, and becoming a social media influencer. Through it, all Anisa has made it a priority to stay true to who she truly is inside, and that's what makes her so BEAUTIFUL!
IG @anisawashingtonmusic
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Whitney Evans
In this episode of Beauty and Passion, we're discussing the beauty of community and activism with community activist Delilah Shahbazian. Shahbazian is currently working with The Western Diocese of the Armenian church and she’s also a part of multiple committees within the Armenian community. Her journey began as a preteen through the influence of her family and she hasn't looked back since. I truly hope you all are inspired her story!
IG @life.with.delilah
Thanks for tuning in to Beauty and Passion!
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
Entertainment, excitement, energy. This is what a film is. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, the entire film industry has taken a bit of a hit, especially indie filmmakers. This is how they are now making a comeback in the realm of entertainment.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
"Stress and Students by Max Osburn" aims to take a closer look at the relationship between stress and anxiety and facing the challenges of being a student. He also looks into how other students deal with their stress.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Lizi Escobar
Located in the heart of the San Fernando Valley, the local music community lives to see another day at The Midnight Hour Records shop. Independent owners Sergio and Alyssa Amalfitano opened up the brick-and-mortar music store last year during the COVID-19 pandemic and have remained a success.
There has been a decline in music stores and venues in the SFV, forcing many Valley residents to fulfill their musical needs elsewhere. The Midnight Hour Records is actively working to restore the Valley-based music community. Take a listen for a deeper understanding of how the shop has thrived throughout the pandemic!
Show your support, follow the shop on Instagram @midnighthour_sfv
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
(A&R) are the people who find, make your artist and bring them out into the world. They are very hard-working people and your best friend. you never really hear about them, but they do play a major role in the entertainment industry. Pete Farmer explains what he does as an A&R and his experience doing it. Ty Knox, James leach, and Demonica Santiago put in their words how the industry works with A&R.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
From the struggle of getting the right angle, to the artistic vision behind each shot, and everything that goes along with those challenges and more. Jump behind the camera with us as we go “Behind the Lens” and tell you what it takes to be a young photographer in Los Angeles today.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
The homeless crisis in LA has reached a fever pitch; tents line the sidewalks as people have nowhere else to go, the city sweeps displace the homeless citizens, and even the architecture is being built to keep homeless people out. If you don't have a home, the city and it's residents don't want you here.
(Don't) Kill The Poor takes an in-depth look at the multi-pronged societal issue that is the homeless crisis, through the eyes of homeless San Fernando Valley resident Melvin Aguele. San Fernando Valley residents recount their perspectives on the homeless situation, and an expert weighs in on it's societal implications.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
On this episode of The Music That Molded Us, we sit down with Pierce basketball player AJ Werner to talk about his life and how music has affected him, who his favorite artists are, and how they have affected him, both on and off the hardwood. And how his love of sports has helped him host his own show here on KPCRadio.com.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Lizi Escobar
Sean Glaze, an LA storyboard artist, animator, and writer best known for his work on The Midnight Gospel, Regular Show and Teen Titans Go, shares his experiences working in the animation industry and offers some great advice. Follow Sean on his Twitch channel and social media pages to keep up with his work!
https://www.twitch.tv/lord_spew
@lordspew (on Instagram)
https://lordspew.com/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
In this episode, I speak with an accountant, Thomas Bowers, who works for Warner Brothers. He speaks about what he really does and how his job affects the film industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
Welcome back to Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider’s knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi’s, or whatever you need, ’cause we’re gonna hop right in this episode with Taekwondo practitioner, Joshua Sabio who has competed in several State and International tournaments. Join us as we learn all about what it means to compete in martial arts and his personal story of competing.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Shane Mendoza from SYM Productions. He is an indie filmmaker based in Sacramento, CA. He will explain his process for making films and creating complex stories.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver
Family traditions have long preserved the history of multiple generations. Cooking and recipes especially have played an integral part in the nurturing of this family connection. On our final episode of Eating we have the pleasure of talking to Miredys Peguero, one of the sister Co-Owner's of Cake Bash Studio & Bakery. Ms. Peguero shares how her Puerto Rican family's traditions intertwine with her passion for cakes, how she's focused on the community around her bakeshop, and gives us a peek into her future plans for both her and her sister. I want to thank everyone for taking the time to listen to Eating and hope that your future experiences are as deliciously sweet as a slice of cake.
Cake Bash Studio & Bakery Info:
17246 Vanowen St unit c, Lake Balboa, CA 91406
https://cakebashstudio.com/
https://www.instagram.com/cakebashstudio/
https://twitter.com/cakebashstudio
https://www.facebook.com/cakebashstudiobakery/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
This episode features videographer and music video director Zack Perez, known on social media as Astral Media, where he talks about the works that influenced him, and his goals when directing and editing his captivating videos. If you have any kind of vision for a music video, you can be sure that Perez will bring it to life. Perez has directed music videos for a truly large number of musicians and shows no signs of stopping any time soon!
https://astralxmedia.com/
https://www.instagram.com/astralmedia/?hl=en
booking@astralxmedia.com
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
NPR science journalist, Rebecca Hersher, comes on to talk about her thoughts on how climate change is discussed in the media, as well as discussing her latest reporting.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Faith Amoussou
This week I'm joined by history professor, Christopher Strickland, who teaches engaging courses on United States history, including early and modern African American history at Pierce. Strickland shares facts, knowledge, and resources on how to educate yourself on African American History and why it is so important, especially now.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
This show is about Ms. KoKoh, a songwriter/performance and kokoh experience in the entertainment industry. We got to learn about kokoh inspiration, how kokoh overcame things in her career and how long she has been writing for.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Colin Casino
Today's guest is Jeffrey Best, better known as ACRaceBest online or Race for short. Race is another prominent member of the Brony community who's responsible for Bronies React, a show that gathers members of said community to react to MLP-related content. We discuss Race's experience with the brony community and things related to Disney.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
A show about creative people with different passions and goals all driven by creativity. On this show Storyboard Artist and Illustrator, Hannah King Bosnian, talks about their history with art, personal art, and job in the industry. Contact Info: linktr.ee/hbosnian, Twitter @hannahbosnian, Instagram and Etsy @hbosnian.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
In this episode, I speak with an account for Warner Brothers. He gives us some insight into the business and economic aspects of the film industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson In this episode of Art of Hustle: Whitney Evens fromBeauty and Passionand Faith Amoussou from Art of Healing,both are with me to shine some light on Beauty, Healing, and Hustle. This was a beautiful interview I was so happy to be a part of. I urge everyone to do a little soul searching/ healing and listen to this interview right here! Remember dreams are made, but the hustle is sold separately.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn Welcome back to Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider’s knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi’s, or whatever you need, ’cause we’re gonna hop right in this episode with former amateur MMA fighter turned police officer, Christopher Origer. Origer has competed in several martial arts and combat sports like wrestling, jiu jitsu and MMA and has much to offer in what it really means to be a fighter. Join us as we learn all about his story from wrestler to fighter to jiu jitsu practitioner to police officer.
Christopher Origer YT: https://www.youtube.com/user/xxchristofarianxx
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil On the latest installment of The Music Forum, Nicholas is joined by Cooper and Josh; the duo behind the uniquely funny (and certifiably insane) music and sketch-comedy of Omahamaho. The three talk about skits like Slovakian Death Concert 1988 and Cardboard Space Navy, and their music projects like Dale's Gun Club and PeePeePo.
https://www.youtube.com/user/omahamaho
https://twitter.com/omahamaho
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody In this episode, I speak with a photography student, Elise Diaz, attending San Diego State University. She speaks about her photography work and also gives us an inside look into how she shoots her photos.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
This week I sit down with LA-based hip-hop producer Lewis G. to talk about how he got his start in music, where he wants to go next, and most importantly, how music has molded him! Instagram @prod.by.lewisg
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver.
Being able to combine different culinary traditions from around the world and create foods that have amazing flavor and texture is one of the most difficult things to master as a chef. On this episode of Eating, we have the pleasure of talking to Kristine De La Cruz the Chef and Owner of Crème Caramel LA famous for their Filipino and American custards and confection desserts, you may have seen on Food Network. Chef De La Cruz shares her intertwining passion for business and baked goods, her phenomenal success, and how eating turned her bakery into the community hub it is today.
Crème Caramel LA's Info:
14849 Burbank Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91411
https://www.cremecaramella.com/
https://twitter.com/CremeCaramelLA
https://www.facebook.com/CremeCaramelLA/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Ian Higgins. He is a music artist based in the Sacramento area. Check him out on Spotify and @ian_t_higgins.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
Stephanie Prufer, oceans campaigner, and I talk about the impact fossil fuels have on the ocean, whether that be carbon dioxide in the atmosphere or oil in the ground, as well as touch on some policies in discussion right now that would work to protect our oceans.
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/campaigns/Plains-Pipeline/index.html
https://medium.com/center-for-biological-diversity/save-the-gulf-from-our-oil-addiction-8aa3e9df0bd1
https://medium.com/center-for-biological-diversity/5-socal-species-threatened-by-exxons-trucking-plan-e4ac1af095e
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
On this episode of Electronic Echoes we talk to Dr. Kim Andrew Elliott (KD9XB), former audience research analyst, for Voice of America and the Broadcasting Board of Governors, former producer of “Communications World,” and “VOA Radiogram” for the Voice of America, and current producer of Shortwave Radiogram (SWRadiogram), a weekly broadcast that transmits interesting articles, and images over the air via Shortwave Radio. Come along as we talk about what a Radiogram is exactly, the evolution of text and images over the air, and how SDRadiogram is run. Learn about what it takes to run a show on Shortwave, and some of the experiments, challenges, and successes that come along each week. You can learn more about SWRadiogram at https://swradiogram.net/.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson
In this episode "Film" we dive into the life of Nicholas Ray, a writer, director that has been in the game for over 20 years. Nicholas talks about his life, scripts and gives some advice to those interested in the film industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
This show is about a singer who writes and composes her own song. She was in a group called snap! and now she is a solo artist who wants to start up her own record label!
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Por Luz Rivera
Bienvenidos a este cuarto Episodio, en el cual tuve a un invitado muy especial, Pastor Elias Limones, se imparte esta poderosa transmision que impulsara a las familias a tener mejor conocimiento acerca de las tradiciones y conocer el lado bueno y malo de ellas. Discutimos acerca de las Tradiciones de hoy en dia. Muchas familias han perdido la costumbre y otros no estan de acuerdo en practicar tradiciones que el mundo de afuera tambien practican ya que de igual manera se estan practicando dentro de las iglesias en las familias. Hoy todo esto es desconocido para muchos y desgraciadamente se está perdiendo esa práctica.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Jenny Meza
Music is a part of people's everyday lives, it's universal. Tizabi talks about what it is like being a part of a band, learning instruments, and his views on music today.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Jenny Meza
Jenny Meza and Social Media guest star influencer Danielah talk about how she became an influencer, what that means, and even gave out some personal tips and ideas about working in the social media world.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Jenny Meza
Jenny Meza talks to her guest Reda Fass-Fihri about his experience in pursuing his acting career. Are you interested in becoming an actor? Reda talks about the different aspects of becoming an actor and what it means to him. Take note of how to get started and what auditions are like.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Jennifer Meza
Jenny Meza invites Guest, Jared Slates and talks about how he started his career in filmmaking, and stories about his journey and what he plans for the future. Is film making a career you are interested in? First, there are some things you should know.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson
This podcast features Nicholas Ray, a film writer who's taking time out during the pandemic traveling the world, and continuing his passion with film
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Colin Casino
Today's guest is Phil Morris, a veteran in the acting career. You may recognize him for his role in Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire as Dr. Sweet and DC's Doom Patrol. In this episode, we talk about his long career in the acting business.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
In this episode, I speak with a film major who is a junior attending Chapman University. She shares her experience of what it has been like attending school as a film major.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nico Heredia
On this episode of Contact Tracing, writer-director Brian Cardona talks about Hollywood's response to the pandemic and his experiences as one of the industry's many employees over the last year.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by
Lizi Escobar “Living is Giving” is the motto actor and filmmaker Laura De Sommar works by. Laura is best known for writing and starring in the short films Tampon and Eggdate. In this week’s episode, she shares some of her acting & filmmaking experiences and provides insightful tips. Follow Laura on Instagram to keep up with her work! @ldesommar
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
Pop Culture Biz featuring Lily Johnson hosted by Brandon Arbelaez. In this episode I speak with a worker in the film industry. We speak about what it's really like working in the film industry especially during the pandemic, and Johnson's goals as a writer.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
Artist Alba Velasco shares her interest and experience working as an artists assistant and with her own creative endeavors
Contact info: Instagram @AlbasGarden
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
Welcome back to Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider’s knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi’s, or whatever you need, ’cause we’re gonna hop right in this episode with Taekwondo instructor, Lawrence Ma. Lawrence has studied Taekwondo for over 11 years and has entered and placed highly in many different state tournaments. Join us as we learn about one of the most popular martial arts!
Mach Martial Arts: https://machtkd.com/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Nick Medawar from Medawar Media. He is a car photographer based in the Boise, Idaho area. He will explain his process for getting creative pictures and how he landed in the car photography industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin In today's episode, I discuss growing top #40 with my guest Joe Kieley.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Trace Newman
Dylan Corriea is a french horn player who is currently studying music at UCSB. He talks with us about his playing and some of the struggles that come with pursuing a career in music.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by AJ Werner
In this podcast, I go over how sports have been affected by COVID and the mindset of a basketball program that battled through this adversity, and what the future holds for them.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
In this episode of Electronic Echoes, we talk to Kristina Collins of HamSCI, about the science behind Shortwave Radio, and how citizen scientists expand our understanding every day. Kristina is a Ph.D. student at Case Western Reserve University and a member of both the Case Western Ham Club and HamSCI. She has authored various scientific papers for HamSCI, and is involved in and chaired various HamSCI projects. Come along as we talk about vast and relatively unexplored Ionosphere, its role in Shortwave Radio propagation, what factors affect it, and how HamSCI is setting up experiments, and eventually hardware that allows anybody to make their very own “Space Weather Station,” that can help us understand this vast “Ocean in the sky.” You can learn more about HamSCI at www.hamsci.org, and the Case Western Radio Club (W8EDU) at w8edu.wordpress.com.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Faith Amoussou
In this week’s episode, communication studies professor, Barbara Anderson, joins me to discuss the importance of communication and how to improve skills we use every day. We cover everything from the benefits of paraphrasing to contagious kindness. Communication is not synonymous with comprehension, listen to learn tips on how you can communicate more effectively!
Register to take a course w/ Professor Anderson here (Pierce) :
http://www.piercecollege.edu/admissions/index.asp
More info about the Communications Department at Pierce :
http://www.piercecollege.edu/departments/communication_studies/
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil In this very special episode of the music forum, musician, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and video game composer Shawn Lee calls in from London to talk about how he got his start with music, meeting and working with The Dust Brothers (Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique, Fight Club score, Beck - Odelay), the trials and tribulations of recording an album only for it to never get released, and much more from his 40-year career as a musician.
His career includes collaborations with AM, Bei Bei, and Clutchy Hopkins, as well as the score for Rockstar Games' 2006 classic "Bully", and of course, his acclaimed Ping Pong Orchestra project. Too much to talk about in one episode!
https://www.shawnlee.net/?page_id=34
https://twitter.com/iloveshawnlee
https://www.facebook.com/Shawnleemusic
https://www.youtube.com/user/MusicShawnLee
https://shawnlee.bandcamp.com/
Hosted by Nico Heredia
This week on Contact Tracing, comedy writer Jackie Quinn discusses her experiences being disabled during the pandemic and an essay she recently had published on Medium.
https://jackiequinn.medium.com/how-being-disabled-in-a-pandemic-forced-me-to-sue-los-angeles-county-9bbdd1df0cc3
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
Storytelling is not something commonly thought of to have much to do with environmentalism, but every statistic that shows the unfortunate state the environment is in has a story behind it, and I sit down with someone whose job it is to tell that story.
https://mirandadaviduk.com/
http://www.wildlensinc.org/
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
Everyone loves a teacher who goes above and beyond and Mr. Henry from Oakmont High School is definitely one of those teachers. e aims to make deeper connections with his students to create an atmosphere of respect and comfortability. Listen as we quickly go over what makes Mr. Henry get out of bed to look forward to teaching.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
Alex Villalta, Pierce College alumnus, automotive professional, and Professor, shares his objective and struggles as an instructor in the automotive field. Secondary Sources: Kevin Antonio Hernandez and Frank Silva
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
This podcast is about a music producer and his story of why he became a music producer. We also discuss how he felt when one of his songs he produced became a big hit on tik tok.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
The film industry is one of many major industries that will forever be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with its ripple effects changing the ways smaller businesses in the industry run. John Frazier, a local acting coach, talks about how his business will be one of those that will see a drastic change.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's podcast, we will learn about Richard Moore, a musical artist known in the Sacramento area. We will hear about his creative process when it comes to making music and how a coworker and fan interpret his songs.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
The World of Gymnastics featuring Liang Zhou hosted by Kaitlyn Cody. Kaitlyn Cody talks to Liang Zhou about his journey on opening up his gymnastics facility Paramount Elite and what his goals are when coaching.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
The Impact of Paint featuring Kaylie Moore hosted by Brandon Arbelaez. Kaylie Moore a professional oil painter talks about her career as a painter and where she began and why she continues doing it. Followers of her work comment on her paintings.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
Podcast: Prof. Kenneth Windrum, by Nicholas O'Neil. Professor Kenneth Windrum, a cinema professor and alumni of Pierce College since 1998, talks about how he started teaching film, and how to look at motion pictures with a critical eye.
Secondary Sources: Travis Raser and Danny Ulhenberg
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver
There are hundreds of thousands of people who live stream on Twitch, however, there are only a few creators who manage to consistently create an environment filled with joy for their viewers. Tim Nowak or as many people online know him "TimTam '' has built a community stemming from his simple enjoyment of playing video games. In this Podcast, Nowak shares how streaming helped fight his depression, reinvigorated his life, and has allowed him to be happy both in the present and moving forward.
More Info:
You can catch Tim Nowak's stream every Sunday Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 4:30 pm PST at https://www.twitch.tv/timtam89
Hosted by AJ Werner This week I sit down with Oral Roberts's head coach, Paul Mills. We talk about his team's Cinderella run in the NCAA tournament, the struggles of COVID, and the future of ORU basketball.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson In this episode, we talk about everyone's first hustle, school. I interview Natalia Jackson Fuller about her hustle with school during the pandemic and the effects it has on our younger generations. For many of us, high school helped shape who we are. In this case, classes aren't even an option.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer This week's interview is about a record label owner and his process of starting his own business, how he gets the people, and the process he goes through getting them out into the world. We also get to know him as a person and who he looks for to work with him.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
Multi-medium artist, Jackie Hernandez, shares her path and experience in becoming a respected artist.
Contact info: Instagram @LasChicasPeligrosas, and LasCjicasPeligrosas.com
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
Delia Ridge Creamer, Oceans Campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity, sits down to talk about the dangers of plastic pollution and her work covering the protests against Formosa Plastics.
Twitter: @EnviroDelia
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/
https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-releases/light-projections-press-conference-launch-presidential-plastics-action-plan-2020-12-04/email_view/
https://medium.com/center-for-biological-diversity/two-women-one-goal-stopping-formosa-plastics-aaa0894e1ec3
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
In this episode, I speak with a movie lover and how the entertainment industry has changed because of the Covid-19 pandemic. We speak on the new shows and movies that streaming services created during the pandemic.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Trace Newman
This week's episode is with Stewart Cook who is a freelance photographer out of Los Angeles California. He has been all around the world shooting for various companies and getting a taste of different cultures. He goes in depth on his experiences photographing the seal hunt in canada as well as doing sports photography for ZOOT.
Stewart Cook's website: http://www.stewartcook.com
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
In this episode, I speak with a YouTuber who has accumulated over 37,000 subscribers and over 3.1 million views on her videos. She shares her experience of becoming a YouTuber and gives us an inside look at what it is really like to create, edit, and upload youtube content.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Colin Casino
Today's guest is Stephen Carver, also known as SaberSpark on YouTube. He's well-known for making videos where he reviews and discusses obscure animated films as well as video essays talking about the decline or downfall of certain animated shows or studios. In this episode, we discuss the early 2010 internet trend known as bronies, the unexpected adult fanbase of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Saberspark gives us his perspective of how a cartoon marketed for young girls grabs the attention of millions of adult fans. We also discuss his career as an animated reviewer on YouTube and how it came to be.
Saberspark's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Saberspark
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver
The easiest way to dive deeper into the history and role that eating has played in our lives is to look at food and culinary practices through the lens of cultural anthropology. On this episode of Eating, we have the pleasure of talking to Dr. Erin Hays, one of our very own Professors at Pierce and the Head Department Chair of Anthropology. Dr. Hayes shares her anthropological perspective on eating, numerous different examples of cultures and their food around the world, and gives us her thoughts on the effects globalization will have on the way we eat in the future.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
In this episode, radio host and Pierce student Shandini Jackson stops by to talk about music, her passions in life, and what it's like to run her own radio show. Plus, an insight into what it looks like to be "hustling" in the pandemic.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Micia. She is a music artist based in the LA area. Check her out on Spotify and @m1cia
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
Welcome back to Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider's knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi's, or whatever you need, 'cause we're gonna hop right in this episode with Muay Thai instructor, Kru Dan Mayid. Kru Dan has studied martial arts his entire life and is the founder of Mayid Martial Arts in Northridge. Join us as we master all eight limbs!
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
On this episode of The Music Forum, Nicholas is joined by the multi-talented drama king Jorge Villela, who is currently the community engager for LA's 24th Street Theater, in talking about dance, musical theater, and choreography ranging from regular dance routines to high octane action on the movie set!
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Lizi Escobar
CSUN film student and Pierce College alumnus, Bryan Andrade, shares some of his experiences in working film industry internships. In this week's episode, listeners can learn what to expect as a student intern on film production.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Colin Casino The show features Kenneth Windrum, a professor in the media arts department. One of the classes he teaches is "History of Animation". In this episode, we talk about what to expect when you take his "History of Animation" class and we also talk about the actual history of animation and how it evolves over the years.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Faith Amoussou
On this week’s episode, I spoke with Lonni Lyons, a Career & Guidance Counselor Assistant at Pierce College’s Umoja Program. Lonni shares how her work at Pierce began, maintaining personal relationships and building new ones in a remote environment. We also dive into resources, “safe spaces” and support systems that are available to students in and outside of the LACCD, as well as a few university campuses. One student support program mentioned in this show is Pierce College’s Umoja Program, here are some links:
LAPC Umoja website: http://piercecollege.edu/offices/umoja/
Umoja Community website: https://umojacommunity.org/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
Vocal transcriber and arranger Julian Jensen sits down with us to talk about what it's like being a young professional in the music industry as well as his influences and what it means to work behind the scenes in the world of music.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Por Luz Rivera
Bienvenidos a este segundo episodio, en el cual tuve la oportunidad de conversar con el Pastor Omar Alvarado, pastor de la Iglesia Pentecostal Unida en El Salvador. En el cual se imparte una poderosa transmision que impulsara a las familias a poder comenzar a tener una mejor comunicacion con sus hijos en sus hogares.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
This topic focuses on how the industry works and the experience Leach had while working there for 20 years.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Trace Newman
This week we hear some interesting stories from Arny Freytag, a man who has shot the most cover pages for Playboy magazine. We get some insight into what goes on behind the scenes of a photoshoot and what it's like to live the playboy lifestyle.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
In this episode, I speak with photography lover, Dylan De Loach, and how this has increased his passion for movies. We speak on the new announcement of the Metal Gear Solid movie and how videogames can be turned into movies.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson
In episode 2 of The Art of hustle, I catch up with Los Angeles-based music producer Nicholas Ray II. Ray’s heavily buzzed EP “How Dare You Stay Alone” is highlighted as well as his life story and ongoing hustle to create timeless catalogs and up-and-coming production team who’ve worked with A list artists. So, grab your drink, a seat, and remember, dreams are free but the hustle is sold separately.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
Sculptress, Andrea Matiaz, shares her journey with her online business selling her wearable and displayable art, the process, and what she is inspired by. Contact info: @Emossentialcrisis on Instagram, and "EmossentialCrisis" on Etsy.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by AJ Werner
In this week's episode, I sit down with Zelbee Rader where we talk about her volleyball career, the Let Us Play movement, and how important it is for athletes to get back to playing their sport.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Antonio Alvarado aka Lil Tone. He is a known music producer and artist in the Sacramento area. He will explain the process of making music as a song producer along with specific experiences in his life that have shaped him as a content creator.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Osburn
Welcome back to Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider's knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi's, or whatever you need, 'cause we're gonna hop right in this episode with Karate practitioner, Dayne Dyer. Dayne has been studying Karate for over 10 years and has earned his brown belt. Join us as we get to learn about the ancient Japanese art.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
In this episode of Electronic Echoes, we talk to Jon Hudson of SDRplay, about the emerging field of Software Defined Radios (SDR’s), a major leap in Radio Receiver Technology. Jon is the co-founder, and an engineer at SDRplay, a company that designs and manufacturers SDR devices for the hobbyist market. Come along as we talk about the history, and technology behind Radio Receivers, SDR’s, and a little bit about how SDRplay functions. More info on SDRplay can be found at https://www.sdrplay.com/, and here is a good article explaining the basic concepts of SDR’s: https://www.electronics-notes.com/articles/radio/sdr-software-defined-radio-receiver/sdr-basics.php
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
In this episode, I speak with the director, Chloe Campos, who has won multiple awards for her films "The Doves" and "Esperanza". She shares her experience of becoming a director and how she has been able to work towards her goals in the film industry. We learn about her films and how she has been able to express herself creatively through the big screen.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver
Stories of culinary success have long been identified with the path of chefs who work their way up from street food to Michelin class restaurants in large cities. However to every rule there is an exception. On this episode of eating we have the pleasure of talking to the esteemed Johnny Ray Zone, the Chef owner of Howlin’ Rays, one of LA's hottest new eateries on the food scene. Chef Johnny shares the challenges he overcame to open his restaurant, his passion for Nashville Fried Chicken, and gives his perspective on the influence culture has on eating.
Howlin Ray's Info:
727 N Broadway #128, Los Angeles, CA 90012
https://howlinrays.com/
https://www.instagram.com/howlinrays/?hl=en
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Sahel Heidari
From event to event to a coffee shop in Balboa, today we will be tasting some amazing coffee in today's episode. Belle Cagas, Store Owner of Yonder-Coffee tells us how they went from catering to owning a shop. We will also hear some great advice for all our coffee lovers out there
Yonder Coffee Information:
Location- 9028 Balboa Blvd, Northridge, CA 91325
Phone-(818) 457-9668
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Por Luz Rivera
Las Familias Cristianas: "La vida espiritual" Por Luz Rivera Bienvenidos a este primer episodio, en el cual tuve la oportunidad de conversar con Jeffrey Castillo, lider de la iglesia pentecostal, conocedor de la palabra de Dios acerca de la vida espiritual de las familias cristianas. En el cual se imparte una poderosa transmision que impulsara su crecimiento espiritual en su familia.
Este episodio fue grabado de forma remota desde el estudio durante la iniciativa COVID-19 Los Ángeles Safer-at-Home.
Hosted by Whitney Evans
In honor of Woman's history month, we're kicking it off with Makeup & Hairstylist Ruby Duby. She shares her journey in the beauty industry and how following her passion has opened so many doors.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
On this episode, we have the pleasure of talking to accomplished Singer and Professor, Dr. Garineh Avakian; Friends call her Dr. Gaga. We talk about how she got her start singing, to performing at Carnegie Hall and becoming a member of the LA Master Chorale, all the way up to doing work on Star Wars and teaching music.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Matt Deutch and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Matt Deutch is the chief engineer for Radio Station WWV in Ft. Collins Colorado. This station is unique as it provides the time of day, all day, every day, and has been running for over 101 years. Come along as we talk about the challenges of keeping up this station, and what is the purpose of giving out the time on Shortwave. You can learn more about Matt, and WWV on https://www.nist.gov/time-distribution/radio-station-wwv
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
Andy Hattala from the San Fernando Valley chapter of the Climate Reality Project joins me to answer some questions about how to go about creating change through policy, as well as some of the work he has accomplished.
Hattala's Websites:
https://www.climaterealityproject.org/
https://www.laclimatereality.org/
https://www.laclimatereality.org/activist
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shandani Jackson
Welcome to Art of Hustle. In episode 1, my guest Classic dives into his hustle as a music entrepreneur and the creativity that drives him. We’ll learn about his sacrifices, contributions, and how he’s paving the way for future artists. So take a listen and join me, Shandani Jackson because dreams are free, but the hustle is sold separately.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Sahel Heidari
Where coffee is almost everywhere, we will be tasting some amazing coffee in today's episode. Sai, store manager of Black Heart Coffee, will be telling us how they started from a crazy pandemic and how they make their coffees.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Faith Amoussou
On this week's very first episode of The Art of Healing, I had the pleasure of interviewing Berkley student and writer, Sera Smith. She candidly opened up about her healing journey and how it began. She also shared some of her favorite healing practices and how all of her experiences have helped shape her idea of healing
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Whitney Evans Photographic Artist Tamara Santana will be sharing her journey as a photographer and how inner beauty has a lot to do with perusing and connecting with your passion.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julia Plummer
This show is about Ty Knox a music publisher and his experience in the entertainment business. He explains all the insight on how he got started and the process it took to release a record. We also get to know him and how he got started.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Lizi Escobar
CSUN film student Rayner Hallera talks to us about the process and budgeting involved in creating a senior thesis film, as well as why he chose to study filmmaking. Support Rayner's film Friends Who Benefit by clicking on the link below.
Friends Who Benefit Fundraiser website:
https://csunfunder.csun.edu/project/24910
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brian Tobias
Character designer and visual development artist, Rosalind Piedrasanta, shares her perspective on being an artist and what inspires her work. Contact info: Twitter and Instagram @Rossisthatyou Personal website: www.rosalindpiedrasanta.com
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Colin Casino
In this episode, we talk about what it's like to work under quarantine conditions, the inspirations that got him into animation, and the career path he took to get where he is at right now. Richard Ramos, a storyboard artist and animator that worked on Netflix's Big Mouth and its spinoff, Human Resources. His previous animated works include Lucas Bros Moving Company, Mr. Pickles, and Momma Made Me Sheriff.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by AJ Werner
Thousand Oaks High School student and varsity volleyball player Eddy He talks to us about the struggles of being an athlete during a global pandemic. Sharing how much he's loved being in the Thousand Oaks volleyball program and his experiences in the recruiting process now that he's getting ready to graduate.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez
In this episode, I speak with a movie lover and student film major. We speak on the new announcement of Zach Snyder's Justice League film.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody
In this episode, I speak with an Actress who has been featured in A Perfect Family short film. She shares her experience of becoming an actor and how she has been able to work towards her goals in acting. We learn about her techniques and how she is able to express herself creatively through the big screen.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Marty Woll, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Marty Woll N6VI, is a long-standing member of the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL), the premier Amateur Radio Organization in the United States. He has been involved in all aspects of the Amateur radio scene, from getting the highest radio licence, to contesting, to working with disaster response and becoming the Vice Director of the Southwestern Division of the ARRL for nine years. Come along as we learn the basics of Shortwave and amateur radio, and learn about all the cool things you can do with a transmitter and some know-how. More Information about Marty and the ARRL can be found on www.arrl.org
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Julianne Kane
This is a show on Women in the arts and entertainment industry. We talk to inspiring women who have succeeded in the industry. My guest is Joy Regullano a scriptwriter for Netflix/Dreamworks.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Alex Winters
In today's episode of Content Creators Connect, we will meet Jared Firstbrook, an indie filmmaker. He will explain the process of making movies as an independent along with specific experiences in his life that have shaped him as a content creator.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted Gabriella Gregor-Splaver
In a highly competitive market, there are only a few chef-owners that can leverage their passion for cooking and food into a highly successful full-service restaurant. On this episode of eating we have the pleasure of talking to the esteemed award-winning chef Joe Weatherbee about the phenomenal success of his restaurant, Joe's Cafe. Joe shares his passion for food describes his path to success and provides a glimpse of his future plans and his perspective on how eating will evolve.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nico Heredia
In Contact Tracing's first show, Cal Poly Pomona graduate student Monica Vigil discusses her struggles as a student, and as an individual, during the pandemic.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Shayne Tamkin
In this episode, the wonderfully talented Sid Sosa takes us into the world of music and how his upbringing in music has shaped who he is today.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Trace Newman
On this week's show, we dive into the creation and costs of professional-grade digital and film cameras made by Panavision. Our Guest Derek Kimball shares his experience working as VP of manufacturing at the company's headquarters in Woodland Hills.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nicholas O'Neil
On the first installment of The Music Forum, Nicholas talks with San Fernando Valley music producer and rapper JVADES about his work so far, what he has in store for the future, and the drive it took to become both a talented producer and musician.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Max Tepper
Max Tepper is joined by Laiken Jordahl, borderlands campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity. We discuss his research on the ecological region that sits around the U.S.-Mexico border and how the Border Wall poses a disruption to the local environment.
Guest Website:
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/
Hosted by Max Osburn
This is Max Martial Arts, the show where we talk about different schools of self-defense and get insider's knowledge from the practitioners themselves. Wrap your hands, put on your gi's, or whatever you need, 'cause we're gonna hop right in our first episode with Jiu-Jitsu instructor Jon Budd. Jon has been studying Jiu-Jitsu for over 18 years and is one of the instructors at the Valley Martial Arts Center; learn along as we discuss the training and disciplines of Jiu-Jitsu.
https://www.valleymac.com/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Sean King, founder of an upcoming homeless project in Los Angeles, shares his passion to end homelessness as well as his plan to prevent homelessness in LA. He shares his view on leadership and gives his insight on how to show leadership towards others as well as have success in the workplace.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Foxhole is a massive multiplayer game that has taken hundreds of gamers’ interest. Learn what exactly makes this game so likeable and unique with my guest Melanie Gutierrez
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Incredibly talented storyboard artist, Ryan Agustin, talks to us about how it’s not as easy as it seems to come up in the animation business. Sharing how the experience of working on the Netflix original BigMouth has been as well as his fascinating portfolio of work on his social media and website!
Website: http://www.ryanagustinillustration.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryagumon/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Storyboard artist, revisionist, and writer, Jen Begeman, shares her experiences of working her way up to the Disney channel show, Big City Greens and gives advice on how to stay motivated as an artist as well as tips on how to get you in the groove of working with animation.
Instagram: @honeysink
Twitter: @honeysink
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
By Adrian Cortes-Heredia
Reporting from KPCRadio.com, host, Adrian Cortes-Heredia, goes into the minds and experiences of people who joined the Coast Guard and have dedicated their time to try and save lives out at sea., Starting with Zachary Moore an Aviation Technician in the Coast Guard who got some words of wisdom from his father that reflected on his decision on joining and coming to face the challenges. Retired Coast Guard, Eddie Jimenez gives us some tips on what the Coast Guard meant to him and the rescue missions he was involved in. We interview Kevin Garcia who was mentored by Jimenez and was the one who taught Moore on how to do his job, as he goes into detail on saving a family of four stranded at sea. Of course for some, we need to know how to join in the first place and Duy Lam who is experienced in being a recruiter for the Coast Guard gives us the rundown of what they look for in a person when they get new recruiters.
By Kennedy Cashman
Host, Kennedy Cashman, takes an inside look at the lives of young influencers and social media stars. These influencers open up about what they do and give us a view of their personal lives, explaining what goes on off-screen, common misconceptions made about them.
By Daniel Camacho
Pierce College has taken a rough turn since the Covid-19 pandemic has started. A lot of colleges and universities are going through the same thing as well. Who knows if we’ll be back to in-person classes once again. Chair of the Communication Studies of Pierce, Yeprem Davoodian; registered nurse Cindy Petrak; Pierce Chemistry teacher, Izzy Goodman; and Pierce student, Jenny Nensey share how the pandemic is affecting them their work, their advantages and disadvantages of online learning, and how they think the future of Pierce College will play when the pandemic is over or in control.
by Nigel Suarez
One of the most important aspects in movies are actors, but not just the main ones. The people in the back known as extras. Find out and understand the background industry from different point of views such as background actors, a casting director, and a second assistant director.
By Kean Pineda
Graffiti is an art form that many see on a daily basis. Some brush it off and ignore it, while others judge it and get infuriated by what they see. Graffiti artists usually get a bad rep and people tend to associate the art and artist with criminal activity. But graffiti is much more than tagging and vandalizing, it’s an art. Graffiti artist, JPMurals, talks to us about his knowledge and experience in the world of graffiti. Painter, Scom RK, shares his personal stories and how dangerous the life of an artist can be.
Hosted by Daniel Camacho
In this episode of Danny’s Food Court, I am talking with Daniel Acuna, a franchise owner of 12 different Jersey Mike’s! He discusses how the beloved sandwich shop started, how he became a franchise owner, and how Covid-19 has affected the business.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kennedy Cashman
Sarah Jane Coleman, writer and vegan activist, talks about the vegan lifestyle and the current crisis of our world today. She shares her view on leadership and what it takes to lead and inspire a community through attributes like servitude and people skills.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nigel Suarez
On today’s episode of Comic Book Talk!, we talk about DC’s cinematic universe, The DCEU. The guest on today’s episode is Joel Daly. Joel Daly also goes by Caped-Joel on his YouTube channel Caped-Joel. If you like Daly’s stuff you can check out his social media. His Instagram @capedjoel, Twitter @CapedJoel, and Facebook page @CapedJoel. If you want to support his stuff, you can support him at https://www.patreon.com/CapedJoel.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kean Pineda
Animation writer and producer, Robert Moreland, shares his knowledge of what it’s like creating anything animation-related by sharing his experiences with us, while also giving us an interesting background of how he began pursuing such a career. Robert also talks about GraveRobber Productions, his co-founded animation studio, and their upcoming projects.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Josh Bass
On this episode of Toy Talk Radio I talk to fellow Transformers collector Chris Ho AKA Internet Personality Vangelus about the Canadian toy collecting market. Find out what it is like for toy collectors outside of the United States and learn about the differences in the two markets.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nigel Suarez
On today’s episode we talk about the Arrowverse with my guest Kat Calamia AKA Comic Uno. Kat has been working in the comic book industry as a critic for over a decade with her YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/user/haydenclaireheroes. She’s been writing for Newsarama since 2017 and also currently writes for DC Comics’ DC Universe. You can check out her twitter @ComicUno and her Facebook page Comic Uno Reviews. She has also launched a 30-day kickstarter. More details about that are on her pages.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Adrian Sainsbury, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Adrian Sainsbury is the Frequency Manager for Radio New Zealand Pacific (RNZ Pacific) in New Zealand. He helps maintain the transmitters and ensures things run smoothly. Come along as we talk about the challenges of coordinating frequencies for a Shortwave Station, especially in a new Shortwave Season, and a New Solar Cycle. More information about Sainsbury and RNZ Pacific can be found on: https://www.rnz.co.nz/international
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nigel Suarez
On today’s episode of Comic Book Talk, Nigel brings out the history of Tyler Carpenter. Tyler Carpenter is an artist and writer of independent comics. You can check out his stuff on his YouTube channel at youtube.com/drawandtalk . His Instagram is @drawandtalk and his twitter is @tyler_c_world.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Heredia
On this episode of Behind the Scenes of Entertainment, we have guest Sevan Najarian starring on the show and dive into the many projects he has worked on and currently working on with visual effects and animation. We also get to have a look at the many experiences he had with acting and working alongside Justin Roiland, Dan Harmon, and Sarah Silverman.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Gerhard Straub, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Gerhard Straub runs the Broadcast and Technologies Division in the United States Agency for Global Media. He helps coordinate the multitude of Shortwave networks, that are employed by the US Government. Come along as we talk about the vast task of making sure the transmitters are transmitting the right things, the complex math and science to make sure people are able to listen to broadcasts, and the avoidance of interference, and jamming. You can learn more about the USAGM at: https://www.usagm.gov/.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kean Pineda
Animation writer, producer, director, comic book artist, and daytime Emmy award winner, Mr. Scott Jeralds talks to us about the significant amount of work and projects that he has under his belt as well as his experience working with different animation studios. Jeralds emphasizes how he stays true to the original retro feel and style of cartoons and mentions how that has truly brought him a long way and kept him going in his career.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Luis Mendoza
In this episode, host Luis Mendoza interviews Professor Brett Marschall, an Economics professor at Pierce College. He talks about his experience in the field after he got his degree. He also talks about transitioning from working in banking to being a professor. He talks about what interested him most about the subject of Economics and advises students to find their passion to study.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
By Brennan Perez
Host Brennan Perez talks to the graphic literature club to gain some insight on their operations.
By Kennedy Cashman
Host Kennedy Cashman talks to Professor Cody Russel to learn more about what led him to teaching and his teaching style.
By Daniel Camacho
Psychology professor, Jennifer F. Moses talks about her joys of being a teacher at Pierce, what she misses most about being there since Covid-19 hit, and what she plans to do for her future.
By Adrian Cortes-Heredia
Host Adrian Cortes-Heredia talks to the members of Pierce College’s Circle K International and discuss the many duties and ways they help our community and schools all over the U.S. that are involved with the club. We talk to the President , treasurer and fundraiser chair of Circle K International and get an inside look on what made the club so interesting to them and what they do to keep pushing forward during this pandemic.
By Kean Pineda
Professor Lila Snow talks about the importance of child development and emphasizes how crucial it is for the older generation to comprehend the way a child’s brain grows and develops. Fellow peers and students explain how professor Snow has been such an inspiring mentor to learn from.
By Nigel Suarez
Nigel Suarez talks to Sean Collins-Smith about what brought him to screenwriting and journalism, what he’s up to now and what he's working for for the future.
Hosted by Skylar Sheilds
Guest Cid Barret, AKA "RawrImALion" discusses how he got started with fighting games during the Super Nintendo days, his favorite fighting game, and how he contributed to a fan project for the game Guilty Gear Accent Core +R.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Heredia
For the fourth episode of Behind the Scenes of Entertainment, we interview Ian Harrison who is general manager at independent record label “Hopeless Records” located in Van Nuys Ca, and discuss how he got to where he is now, the process of finding new artist and what a general manager does in order to keep their artist booking shows, recording music, and much more.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Today's guest Ray Robinson runs the religious network, the Voice of Hope, and helps manage the local station Voice of Hope Americas (KVOH) which transmits many religious programs southward every week. Come along as we talk about the power and reach of Shortwave radio, and how in certain countries it may be your only link to the outside world. You can learn more about Ray Robinson, and KVOH on https://www.voiceofhope.com/
In Shortwave Radio the term “Meter bands” refers to the physical length of the radio waves, and is another way of talking about the frequency of a broadcast. For example, the 31m band is between 9400 kHz, and 9900 kHz, and the 60m band is between 4750 kHz, 4995 kHz.
The episode of Wavescan mentioned in the episode can be found here: https://awr.org/program/engmi_wav-2/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Heredia
For this episode of “Behind the Scenes of Entertainment”, we discuss the life of storyboard artist Ryan Agustin and what the importance of animation is to him. We get rundowns on how animated TV shows are made and ready to be published and what it is personally like growing as an artist in the animation industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Nigel Suarez
In today’s episode, we talk about the journey of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with my guest Sean Chandler. Sean Chandler is a YouTuber with 166,000 subscribers. You can check his channel out at https://www.youtube.com/user/KirkNeverDied and if you like his stuff you can support him at patreon.com/seanchandler.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Jeff White, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today's guest Jeff White runs the commercial Station Radio Miami International which transmits a wide range of programs each and every day. Come along as we talk about the challenges of running a Shortwave station for a profit, and what it takes to get on the air. You can learn more about Jeff White, and WRMI at http://www.wrmi.net/
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Jose Montinola
Cosplay, Convention, and VRChat with Preston Daniels, better known as Anharak online. We explore the basics of what anime is and how it has become more common in general and has grown with its community while also looking into the various subcultures that have stemmed from what could be simply seen as cartoons.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Daniel Camacho
In this episode of Danny’s Food Court, I am talking with Steve Cohen, the owner of another pizza parlor on the other side of the valley called West Hills Pizza Company. He discusses with me how his business has started, how he became involved with it, the events he had before Covid-19, and how Covid-19 itself has affected his business.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Heredia
For the second episode of “Behind the Scenes of Entertainment” we dive into the world of Myles Kovacs and his inspiring story of becoming a very successful entrepreneur who is also a Co-founder of “DUB” magazine that explores the custom car culture, celebrity features, events and more.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Aaron Castillo
Electronic Echoes featuring Macon Dail, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Macon Dail helps the United States spread its message around the globe from his massive Edward R Murrows Transmitting Station. Come along as we talk about the challenges of running a massive Government Shortwave station, about how a young kid with a dream became its chief engineer, and explore the world of Shortwave Radio.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Kean Pineda
Award-winning creator of media projects, creative producer, director, and writer for EA Media, as well as an instructor at LAVC for the Media Arts department, Jon Stout, talks about the work that is done behind the scenes when working in animation studios and the experience gained from working on animation projects, no matter how big or small, as well as what is crucial for cartoons to maintain their run on television and which ones did it best.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Josh Bass
On this episode of Toy Talk Radio, I discuss with Hollywood insider and Toy collector Richard Mayerik about his work on the documentary series “The Toys That Made Us” and “A Toy Store Near You.” Find out about what makes a good toy documentary, as we bridge the gap between toys and television.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Hered
For our first episode of “Behind the Scenes of Entertainment” we dive into the life of Isaiah Dacio, also known as DJ Icy Ice, who is part of the world-renowned DJ group “Beat Junkies” and plays on several of LA’s top radio stations and go through the steps and experiences on how he started his passion of being a successful artist on the turntables.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
In today's episode, we talk about my guests, Kyle Scher, history in writing comics, how he got there, and what he can tell us about his upcoming comic book. Kyle Scher is a comic book author in Oklahoma City who graduated at the University of Winchester. He publishes his comic books at taps.io/kylejscher. You can support his work at patreon.com/KyleScher.
Hosted by Nigel Suarez
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Guest Chey Cheung (from the Netherlands) is Surinamese Dutch, and in this episode, she shares with us the history of Suriname. Click here to get updates about upcoming history shows.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of An Immigrant Story, host Andrea Penas has as a guest, Jackeline Panameño, a Salvadoran student who shares her experience as an immigrants student learning English and overcoming the language barrier.
Hosted by Andrea Pena
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
In this episode: Sean Haas steps in the time machine with us to find out what makes a computer, the universal machines that we know of today. For more information about Sean’s work, visit http://adventofcomputing.com/. Learn more about the Time Machine by clicking this link.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Guest D.A. Dave Kleman is a veteran who took part in the Russo-Ukrainian war. Step with us into the time machine, as we look through his eyes, as a soldier, many miles from home
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Katie Roosendaal talked with guest Talia Schlussel about her brand Evewear and the importance of sustainability and how the sleepwear industry is rapidly evolving.
Hosted by Katie Roosendaal
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Why is soccer/futbol less popular in the United States? What are the origins of the yellow and red cards, how did the sport start and what should every soccer fan or practitioner know? Join us with Guest Daniel Zeb (York University alumnus, soccer coach and enthusiast) as we answer important questions about soccer.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
The jewelry business through the eyes of celebrities and rappers is booming, but there is so much more than blinged out necklaces. Allie Mast has an online shop Lilac and Lily where she sells ethically sourced jewelry mainly through twitter. Angel Allafah works in Miami, Florida and makes big custom pieces embedded with diamonds for his many clients. Sonia Hernandez is an avid jewelry buyer. Hector Madera a jeweler expert speaks on De Beers Group Company and more.
Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab
This documentary gives us a little insight about Gokor Kepanyan's life and how COVID-19 affects a hospice care workplace.
Hosted by Grant Khrayan
One of the most affected businesses by COVID-19 is the bar and nightclub industry. Even though some businesses are starting to open their doors to the public, it is unclear when nightclubs could go back to work. In the city of LA, bars are very popular and generate a lot of money, but Mayor Garcetti prefers the health and well being of Angelenos.
Hosted by Andrea Pena
The documentary is about the historical dark implications of Camarillo State Mental Hospital and archivist interviews of Nurses, and psychiatric technicians. The hospital was built, in the 1930s where its now a university.
Hosted by Spencer Fuller
Get a look into the Art Scene in Los Angeles! From selling art to art events, and all the way to how the Covid-19 Pandemic has affected Los Angeles’ local Artists.
Hosted by Katelyn Negrete
Host Katie Roosendaal talks with four small-business owners about the struggles they have faced during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Hosted by Katie Roosendaal
Small businesses have been struggling during the COVID-19 Pandemic to continue business. Find out how Comic Book Shops have been operating to keep their stores up and running while being closed off to the public.
Special thanks to:
Warren Jaycox of Galaxy of Comics
Branny Singh of Njoy games & Comics
Enrique Muñoz of Comic Hero University
Hosted by Luis Mendoza
In this documentary, host Rafael Fogoschensul consults members of the military to go over all the policies of the life in the military under the conditions of COVID-19.
Hosted by Rafael Fogoschensul
From the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of businesses were shut down because of health concerns. Disney Parks have shut down and has left thousands of people missing the magic. Disney College program Custodian, Jordan Bedgood describes his experience with the shut down. Ary’l Burgoyne, Diana Rodriguez, and Rayna Graff share how Disney Parks will change.
Hosted by Lidia Beck
There are market workers working the front lines during the Coronavirus pandemic. They have been working since the country announced the pandemic. Anthony Poulakos and Efrain Gonzalez are some of the many front line workers. Poulakos' mother Dawn Richoux expressed concerns of her son working. Debbie Olson, a nurse at UCLA goes over ways to stay safe.
Hosted by Chris Riscen
Host William Rogero explores the world of salsa, and what makes its lifestyle live-on.
With special thanks to Christina Haggerty, of La Clave salsa club, and Lenny Montes, owner of DanZone. Special mention to the book: Salsa Chica by author Solange Castro, and social dancer Alicia Bergman.
This episode of “Shooting and Hooping”, I chit chat with the Sierra Canyon men’s basketball assistant coach Chris Madden. He talks about his past and how basketball means to him. He also talks about how prolific the basketball program is and the prominent players that they have in the team, like Ziarie Williams, Cassius Stanley, and more.
Hosted by Grant Khrayan
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On the next episode of “Shooting and Hooping,” I talk with the Canoga Park High School men’s soccer head coach Jake Gwin. He talks about his past life and what led him to become the man he is today.
Hosted by Grant Khrayan
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
In this episode we go back in time to visit ancient Mesoamerica and their unknown wonders. Sit back and stay for a while with guest historian, Connor Murphy. Learn more about the Time Machine by clicking here.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Eugene Leventhal of Carnegie Mellon University [CMU] is the creator of the History of Drugs in Society. We briefly explore the history of the medicinal drug opium and its impact throughout the world. Learn more about his research at https://historyofdrugsinsociety.podbean.com/ - And click here to get updates about upcoming history shows.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Guest Tristan Miller is a podcaster, and an award-winning actor and writer. He also happens to be a Starwars historian! In this episode, we get to explore the lesser-known details about the Jedi and the Sith from the Star Wars universe. More about Tristan Miller’s podcast here at https://www.tristanjmiller.com/positive-and-negative
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Belle's 2020, we go into the real life of kids! We go over a lot of different areas of the United States that don't have a lot of help but in this episode we talk to Julie Renkema, who goes to school every week and packs 1200 lunches for the kids of Saugatuck, Michigan. Julie expresses her love for the kids and how there may be a chance these kids wouldn't have enough food.
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
In this episode we talk with Rabbi Isser, who helps us learn more about Chabad at Pierce, as we stay connected to each other.
Hosted by Elizabeth Dowell
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
What should you know when we send you back in time to live with the Vikings? History Professor, Connor Dawson, unravels the lesser-known stories about the Vikings with light references to the History Channel series Vikings
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of An Immigrant Story, host Andrea Pena talks with guest, Vanessa Tahay, a Guatemalan poet and Immigration activist. Tahay shares her experience as an immigrant poet and how poetry has given her a voice to defend immigrants.
Hosted by Andrea Pena
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Today I got insight on Petty Officer Alejandro Valdez, a recruiter for the United States Navy. It takes a lot to become a recruiter, and Petty Officer Valdez gave me insight into what it takes to become a recruiter. He also talked about how he joined the Navy at 17 years old and has never looked back.
Hosted by Rafael Fogoschensul
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Katie Roosendaal talks with guest, Melek Dikici about her experience with bridal design. Melek talks about her brand Dikici Bridal, her aesthetic, and how she manages the stresses of working in this profession.
Hosted by Katie Roosendaal.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
An emerging world power faces a global conflict, in this episode, we take a look at the rise of American imperialism with guest Joseph Hawthorne of the American Traitor Podcast - https://americantraitor.podiant.co/
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Decolonizing Veganism guest, Ivonne Quiroz talks about her passion for connecting her culture and continuing to inform others of her experiences with being vegan and Nicaragüense-American. Follow Ivonne's journey on Instagram @latinavegana
Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Chill to the Bone, host Lidia beck interviews paranormal enthusiast Rayna Graff. Graff explains the incident that made her a believer and tells her favorite spirit encounters that happened at a historical building.
Hosted by Lidia Beck
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Campus Helpers, we discuss counseling with my guest Mr. Joseph Roberson. Mr. Roberson is a counselor on campus and we discuss counseling, teaching, sports, and how it has changed due to these current times of coronavirus. Hope all of you are staying safe out there. See you soon.
Hosted by Chris Riscen
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Oscar Hernandez, Professor of Anthropology, drops by to talk about what might happen in the future, 300 to 500 years from now. We explore the future with references to pop culture films such as Idiocracy, The Matrix and Gattaca. Take a seat for a brief journey with us to the future.
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Military Life Talk, Rafael Fogoschensul gains insight on Navy Commander Dr. Corinne Devin, an Orthodontist stationed in Italy. She talked about her time before and during her time as a Commander and what her future goals are, as well as her many passions and activities outside of the military.
Hosted by Rafael Fogoschensul
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Rafael Fogoschensul talks to US Marine Staff Sergeant Ronald Vargas who talked about his pride regarding his transition from civilian to a United States Marine. He also talked about what it is like being a recruiter and what the slogan "The Few and the Proud" means to him. You can follow him on instagram @rah.ro_vargas
Hosted by Rafael Fogoschensul
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Michelle Reyes interviews Etsy shop owner Chelsea. David talks about how she has found success promoting her shop through the Tiktok application.
Hosted by Michelle Reyes
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Michelle Reyes interviews Sean Rhee, an aspiring actor based in Los Angeles. Rhee talks about what it's like to be part of the film industry.
Hosted by Michelle Reyes
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Military Life Talk, host Rafael Fogoschensul interviews US Army First Sargeant Leighton Colebank. He has been in the Army for 24 years and talks about Basic Training and what sending someone off to boot camp means to him.
Hosted by Rafael Fogoschensul
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Campus Helpers, host Chris Riscen and professor Barbara Anderson discuss being a professor and her path and thoughts on students. Professor Anderson teaches at Pierce and can be your professor for Communication Studies.
Hosted by Chris Riscen
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
In this episode of In Major Trouble, host Luis Mendoza discusses the psychology major with professor Maria Perser. Professor Perser, a professor of Psychology 1 at Pierce College, talks about the most interesting aspects of psychology. She also talks about how she decided that psychology was right for her even after years of being in another major entirely!
Hosted by Luis Mendoza
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host Michelle Reyes interviews an Etsy shop owner, Deanna Chouljian. Chouljian talks about what it's like to run your own business and how she is finding success.
Hosted by Michelle Reyes
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of Military Life Talk, host Rafael Fogo-schensul talks to Construction Mechanic Seaman Austin Cuellar about what his life was like in the transition from civilian to sailor to construction mechanic. They also discuss what his goals are for the next 8 years as a Navy Reservist.
Hosted by Rafael Fogo-schensul
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Join us on a journey through Māori history, with references to the Disney film Moana we explore the hidden world of Polynesia. With guest Thomas Rillstone who hosts the history of Aotearoa New Zealand podcast - https://historyaotearoa.com/
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Learn the intricacies of an ancient (but mostly forgotten) world wonder: the Roman Aqueduct. Featuring guest Benjamin Pierce, a historian and an author of the historical-novel Snuck Past Death and Sleep - https://www.amazon.com/Snuck-Death-Sleep-Benjamin-Pierce/dp/1414010478
Hosted by William Rogero
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode of The Stage, guest Jenny Ghiglia talks about dance as a passion, jobs, and directed studies at Pierce.
Hosted by Spencer Fuller
On this episode of Decolonizing Veganism, host Serene Al-Tayab has Ben Camacho on the show. Camacho discusses his experience as a Mexicano in America and the true flavors of his culture.
Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab
On this episode, Host Luis Mendoza speaks with Pierce Professor Yeprem P. Davoodian. Professor Davoodian talks about why he switched majors while in college even after investing so much time and effort in another. He also talks about how the challenges he faced in college such as memorizing the material. Professor Davoodian finishes by telling the audience why a degree in Communications would suit well for them and to explore their interests.
Hosted by Luis Mendoza
On this episode of The Stage, Pierce College's very own Michael Gend and Garineh Avakian discuss different aspects of the performing arts as well as the recent win of performing arts students at this years festival.
Hosted by Spencer Fuller
On this episode of An Immigrant Story, host Andrea Pena has as a guest, Bacilia Martínez, a Salvadoran mother and florist expert. Martinez discusses her experiences about immigrating to the US three times, and how living in the US as changed her life.
En este episodio de An Immigrant Story, la presentadora Andrea Peña tiene como invitada a Bacilia Martínez, una madre salvadoreña y experta en floristería. Martínez habla de sus experiencias sobre emigrar a los Estados Unidos tres veces y cómo vivir en los Estados Unidos le cambió la vida.
Hosted by Andrea Peña
Westerns
On this episode host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Vice President of the Film Club at Pierce Andrei Niemczyk. They discuss the once popular but now seemingly dead western genre of films. They go over what might have led to the decline in popularity of the westerns, and discuss some interesting subversions on the genre. Film Club meets at Village 8204 on Mondays from 2:00-3:00 if you’re interested in films or film production.
Hosted by Christian Rodriguez
Horror
In the very first episode of the show host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Joey Kassabian a Pierce College student majoring in Film Production. They discuss the reasons horror films don’t get the most attention, and they discuss the things that set horror apart from more mainstream genres. Joey Kassabian is working on a film this summer and could use some help with production, with his contact information in the show.
Hosted by Cristian Rodriguez
Host Michelle Reyes interviews LA-based photographer, Johann Somosa. Somosa talks about the ups and downs of his journey with photography.
Hosted by Michelle Reyes
Host Arielle Zolezzi and guest Chadwick Snow discuss the growing lack of empathy in today's desensitized culture.
Hosted by Arielle Zolezzi
On this episode of Campus Helpers, guest Dr. Genice Sarcedo Magruder talks about Special Services. Magruder talks about her past in schooling, special services at Pierce and other campuses, advice for students to get help, her experiences, and where she sees Pierce and herself in the future.
Hosted by Chris Riscen
Host Katelyn Negrete talks to Valerie Castro about working in the modeling industry and working with photographers. You can follow her on Instagram at @valeriecastro_. You can also check out her clothing line at @shopvalsky on Instagram and the website shopvalsky.com
Hosted by Katelyn Negrete
On this episode of Belle’s 2020 Barjonah talks to the president of the Pierce College Rebublican Club Geno Kacherov. Kacherov explains some of President Donald Trump's policies and they examine why Trump wants to run and who he wants to run against in the upcoming election.
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On the very first episode of Stormwatch, host Dalaanii Cochrane talks to with Erik "DoA" Lonnquist—a long-time esports caster and content creator—about esports casting, Overwatch League, and the impact of the COVID-19 virus within esports.
Hosted by Dalaanii Cochrane
Host Katie Roosendaal asks guest Madison Brunoehler her experiences with cosplay, voice acting, and social media. Madison talks about her process when putting together a cosplay and her experiences at conventions.
Hosted by Katie Rosendaal
On the second episode of “Shooting and Hooping", host Grant Khrayan talks to Haylee Aiden, the senior player and captain for Granada Hills Charter women’s basketball varsity team. They discuss her past and the success that she has had throughout her 4 years in Granada Hills Charter. And also, the importance of women getting the recognition they deserve for sports and how big name athletes like Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, and more athletes showing that women are also talented and deserve the support.
Hosted by Grant Khrayan
On this episode, host Luis Mendoza speaks to Professor James Singer, a Philosophy 1 professor at Pierce College. He speaks about how he did not put much of an emphasis in school before he got to college. He also talks about the challenges he had to overcome to get his degree once he finally decided what he wanted to major in.
Hosted by Luis Mendoza
On the very first episode of “Shooting and Hooping, host Grant Khrayan talks with Tarek Abdelsameia, the Grant High School men's basketball coach. They discuss Abdelsameia's past and what it's like to be coaching for a historic basketball program.
Hosted by Grant Khrayan
On this first episode of Chill to the Bone, host Lidia Beck interviews Paranormal Investigator, John Childress. Childress explains his knowledge of spirits, UFO's, and bigfoot.
Hosted by Lidia Beck
Host Katelyn Negrete talks to Jazlean Gibson about what it is like being a young photographer in Los Angeles.
You can follow her on Instagram at @Jazlean_saraia.
You can also find Jazlean's portfolio at https://flicksbyjaz.myportfolio.com/work
Hosted by Katelyn Negrete
On the episode of Threads, Host Katie Roosendaaal talks to Eileen Gizienski, a costume designer and professor at Pierce College, about costume design and her experiences.
Hosted by Katie Roosendaal.
On this episode of Decolonizing Veganism, host Serene Al-Tayab has Social Worker Kat Baca on the show. Baca discusses the diverse vegan food availability there is today and being Nicaragüense on the show.
Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab
Host Arielle Zolezzi and guest Anthony Gabrielli break down the aftermath of Super Tuesday and what it will mean for the upcoming general election.
Hosted by Arielle Zolezzi
On this episode of Belle's 2020, host Jennelle Barjonah has the privilege of speaking to Christopher Strickland, a history teacher at Pierce College. Barjonah and Strickland discuss the importance of the African American vote and for the African American voter to understand the importance of their vote.
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of Belle's 2020, we talk to Michelle Verne and Betty Doumas-Toto, the President and Vice President of the Feel the Bern club right here in the San Fernando Valley. They talk about the importance of Medi-Care for All as well as the tax increase, the importance of voting, and if Bernie can beat Trump in the 2020 election. They also discuss their opinion on what kind of person Bernie Sanders would be if be were to become the next President of the United States.
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of "Lovestruck," Samantha sits down to talk to Jordan Jensen, a college student who has experienced a long distance relationship. Jordan talks about the successes and struggles of this kind of relationship, and how she was able to make things work from miles away.
Hosted by Samantha Mandel
On this episode of In Ink We Trust, Anthony Sanchez talks with Christian Halteman from Think Ink Tattoos in Woodland Hills. He gives us his
favorite cameos from The Mandalorian. He talks about being a dad and raising a family. Starting acrylic painting. He recalls his mullet haircut and metal music days. Tells a story about tattooing a celebrity.
Follow Christian on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/christianhalteman.
Find the Think Ink Tattoos at https://www.instagram.com/think_ink_tattoos.
Hosted by Anthony Sanchez
This episode of Military Life Talk features Mr. Charles Johnson, who was in the Navy for 26 years. Fogo-Schensul and Johnson discuss the experience Johnson had in the Navy and why he made the choice to join.
Hosted by Rafael Fogo-Schensul
On this episode of An Immigrant Story, host Andrea Pena has as a guest, Diana Martinez, an English Major at CSUN and first-generation American. Martinez discusses her experiences about having immigrant parents and how she is connected with both of her cultures.
Hosted by Andrea Peña
On this episode of Campus Helpers we discussed the transfer center with transfer center director Sunday Salter. We discussed her past and experiences in transferring, what happens in the transfer center, and where she sees herself and Pierce College in the future.
Hosted by Chris Riscen
Host Rafael Fogo-Schensul interviews Jeremy Schact, a future sailor who leaves for boot camp in May. They talk about his family history, Jeremy's specialty, what he's looking forward to, and the goals Jeremy has throughout his six-year contract. Hosted by Rafael Fogo-Schensul
On episode two of Brahma Sports host Felipe Gamino sat down with head baseball coach Bill Picketts. Topics included how he first started, how he got into coaching. Also the status of Pierce baseball and Team Philippines. And yes, he will be coaching Tim Tebow at the WBC Baseball Qualifiers in Tucson, Arizona.
Hosted by Felipe Gamino
On this episode of Decolonizing Veganism, host Serene Al-Tayab has Desiree Flores the creator of Dear Mama LA, a Mexican vegan food pop up, on the show. Flores discusses her adaption to being vegan while still being connected with her culture through the spices and flavor she uses to make her families recipes vegan for her community. Find her on instagram @DearMamaLA to catch them at their next pop up.
Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab
The new season of Brahma Sports kicked off with interim athletic director Susan Armenta as our guest. Topics included her first month on the job, being a racewalker on Malcolm in the Middle and updates regarding the sports on campus.
Host Arielle Zolezzi and guest Robert Aloy discuss the drift toward online education and if it is taking the soul out of the classroom.
Arielle Zolezzi and James McKeever dive into the government's obsession with strong black leaders like Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. and how it effected African American communities, the lives of those leaders, and America as we knew it.
On this episode of In Ink We Trust, Anthony Sanchez talks with Alex Delgado from Kustom Kulture Tattoo. He talks on his love of comic books. Practicing martial arts. Studying drawing and painting. Painting with oils. His teenage experiences as a tagger. Getting tattoos and learning from Robert Atkinson. How he became the owner and manager with Ozzy Lima of Kustom Kulture Tattoo.
You can see Alex’s work at on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/By_alex_delgado.
On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alexdelgadotattoos.
Follow the shop on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kustomkulturetattoostudio.
On this episode of In Ink We Trust, Anthony Sanchez talks with Nicholas Budner of Kathouse Tattoo in Northridge. Nicholas talks about the Star Wars expanded universe. He recalls how he got into fly fishing. An
update on his health after a visit to the hospital. Talks nature and how it is an inspiration for his tattoo art. Gives us a run down on his motorcycles. Gets into Grateful Dead and his love of live concerts.
To find more about Nicholas, find his stuff on Instagram at
https://www.instagram.com/budner31.
Follow the shop on Instagram, Facebook, and the web.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/Kathousetattoo
FB: https://www.facebook.com/kathouseinctattoo
Web: https://kathouseinctattoos.com