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Central Valley Politics kicks off a new season with a four-part series in which we hear from seven Democrats and one Independent, all of whom hope to run against incumbent District 10 Congressional Representative Jeff Denham in the 2018 election. All eight candidates were here on campus October 26 for the “Students Decide: Candidate Forum” organized by the Democratic Party Club, a student organiza...

Central Valley Politics kicks off a new season with a four-part series in which we hear from seven Democrats and one Independent, all of whom hope to run against incumbent District 10 Congressional Representative Jeff Denham in the 2018 election. All eight candidates were here on campus October 26 for the “Students Decide: Candidate Forum” organized by the Democratic Party Club, a student organiza...

In this episode, we discussed the alarming rates of African American children being removed from public school and into homeschooling. We discussed the different factors that are leading to these numbers increasing, and also the effects this may have on the children. We also discussed the comments made by Texans owner, Bob McNair, in regards to his NFL team. Follow us on our social media pages, @B...

In this episode we discussed the Do's and Dont's of Halloween costumes and how black people are depicted in the film industry.

In this episode we welcome two new co-hosts, Jarel and Courtney. In this episode we touch on African and African American Folklore and Superstitions, While also discussing the victimization of Black females and a deficiency in support with regard to protection from their counterparts.

In episode three we discuss various topics including childhood trends, rap beefs, discrimination on college campuses, and the recent events in Las Vegas. We also introduced a new segment for the month of October where we discuss a black horror film each week.

Tune in as we welcome a new co-host, Carter. The panel reviews the Stanfest concert and also discusses a myriad of topics such as the new Diversity Center, XXXTentacions "Look at me" video, Colin Kaepernick, Donald Trump's NFL Comments, and Athletes kneeling during the National Anthem.

We discuss DACA, Black Parenting, Jason Stockley, Police Brutality, and all things about being Black at Stan.

How i got involved in both school and life with help from a special guest.

How I got involved.

My journey to getting involved on campus and the steps I took to make that happen.

Alyssa and Nu discuss the challenges of a student going to school , working, and being a firefighter. Guest Diego Mortera explains narrative.

Guest Dr. Bradshaw shares ideas on to how to interview well.

Alyssa and Nu discuss how to build a relationship with your professor, the importance of mentorship, and in class experiences with cell phones.

Alyssa, Nu, and Noriel share networking tips, and how to handle having a roommate in college.

Alyssa and Nu breakdown getting in shape for Summer, surviving Summer Semester, and the validity of unpaid Summer internships.

Alyssa and Sean contemplate the intricacies of how to keep stress levels down during finals week, having a roommate, making friends, and how to balance personal and academic lives.

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On today's episode, I talk to Jyoti Dhanota about her Clothing Closet story, and we also talk to the other co-founders of the Clothing Closet.

Healthcare, the Trump administration's budget proposal, religion in the classroom, and being zen. Alyssa and Nu discuss the ethical implications of these issues with Philosophy Professors Dr. Tristin Hassell and Bill Anelli.

In today's episode, we talk to Francely about the Community Unity Rally at Stan State, and to Clara about the Denham Town Hall style meeting.

Today the hosts call out bull****.

In this episode, we interview Elena Carrillo in regards to the Central Valley Pride Center, and also what rainbows mean to all of us.

On this episode, we interview the main organizers of Stan for Trans, Hayden Pratt and Carrieann Castillo.