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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://...

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...

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 Impact  by 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 organ...

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 s...

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...

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 l...

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...

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...

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-...

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 so...

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 studi...

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) h...

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...

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...

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 la...

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 f...

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.