kpcradio.com

In this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins speaks with Dorian and Gabe of the band Drypoint about the importance of live music, word of mouth, and alternative ways to listen to music via services like Bandcamp.

KPCRadio.com reporter Chayse Bradley profiles the Lego Club, learning about the club's origins and the weekly activities they partake in, with interviews from Club President Sina Fotouhi, Club Adviser Alma Cortez and Club Member Luke Brown. 

Andrew Jenkins goes to the top of the mountain at Pierce to speak with the president of the music club, Darwin, as well as others within the club about the importance of music, and why Darwin's leadership is essential to the club's success this semester. 

In this episode of "Beliefs of the World," host Tyrise Sutton sits with Rabbi Isser of the Judaism faith and discusses the origins and cultural aspects of Jewish religion. Rabbi Isser breaks down the traditional aspects from the holidays they celebrate to the food they eat and why. 

KPCRadio.com reporter Olivia Muñoz profiles the Pierce Democrats club, discussing its involvement on campus and what it represents for students, with interviews with Club President Stephanie Ventura, Club Adviser Denise Robb, and club members Aminah Majeed and John Delacuvea.

KPCRadio.com reporter Adam Ma profiles the Pierce College Asian Pacific Islander (API) club, exploring its journey of creating an inclusive community, with interviews of Club President Saleh Pasha, Club Adviser Jason Cifra, and Vice President Jada Sirivisut.

KPCRadio.com reporter Izabella Morales profiles Professor Savanah Senn, learning about her passion for plants and her dedication to a career of teaching, with interviews of Professor Senn, course-embedded tutor Eteri Solomko, and student Eleanor Perez.

On this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins talks with Steve Siebold, a multimedia artist who recently started his own merchandise company called “Swerve City Merch.” Together, they speak about the modern punk rock scene and how artists can navigate the industry and make money through alternative means like merchandise and touring. 

On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Olivia Muñoz speaks with Zoe Berner, a recent graduate of Cinema Makeup School and professional makeup artist, about her experience at school and the process of bringing her visions to life. 

On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Oliva Muñoz speaks with Nicole Tovar, a CSUN student studying history and fashion design, about her passion for costume design and the projects she has created.

On this episode of "Beliefs of the World," host Tyrise Sutton speaks with Muslim political science major Hatim Zainuddin. Zainuddin spoke about helping other people who are Muslim have a fair chance in the legal justice system. He also spoke about how the women in his religion are well-respected by the men to address stereotypes about his religion.

On today's episode of The K-Town LA spotlight, host Natali Rivera interviews cafe shop owner William Kwon. William is the owner of Café Dolce Vita located in Downtown Oxford, and Balcony Coffee & Tea located in K-Town LA. William dives into his passion and journey into opening up and running his cafes, and how he stays connected with his customers.

On this episode of “College Life” host Cesar Banuelos Soto talks to 1st year Pierce college student Valeria Banuelos about her transition from High school to college and what life in college is like!

On this episode of "Variants in the Valley," host Adam Ma speaks to local comic collector and TikTok personality Sam Henry as they dive into the world of modern fandom and explore how social media is changing the art of collecting for a new generation of fans.

On this episode of "The Power Plate," host Chayse Bradley brings on Dylan Joyce as a guest. Dylan is a gym veteran who has been taking fitness seriously since his early high school years. Dylan offers advice on the gym, nutrition, and lifting techniques for newcomers entering the fitness world.

On this episode of "Stories From The Blue Collar World," host Isai Ortiz speaks with Jose Benancourt, a dedicated construction worker, about what it takes to build from the ground up, the challenges of working in a tough industry, and how teamwork, skill, and determination keep America’s construction workforce strong.

On this episode of "The Stories We Watch," host Wesley Schweitzer talks to Kenneth Windrum, who works at Pierce College as a professor in film analysis and screenwriting as he discusses his opinions of film, his experience with students and guest screenwriters, and the personal experiences that led to the career he holds today.

On this episode of "Beliefs of the World," host Tyrise Sutton speaks to Honey Mumin, a full-time nursing student at Pierce College who attends Purpose La about her beliefs. She says she's a Spiritualist. She also works with the media at church in a form of helping spread the message via social media.

On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Olivia Muñoz, talks with Victoria Quezada, Paola Guzmán, and Ella Matteisse, the respective director, lead actress, and sound technician for the LAVC Cinema Club short film The Night Before 19, who discuss their filmmaking journeys and the benefits of a film club.

On this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins talks with LA-based musician Vincent Hernandez,who has just released his album “JAZ: The Search for More”. Together, they talk about his experience on streaming platforms, including his achievements and complications.

On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Olivia Muñoz speaks with writer and director Nicole Hernandez, of the CSUN thesis film “Luchadora,” as she discusses her film and her story as a student filmmaker.

On this episode of “Goblins, Kobolds, and Keyboards,” host Spencer O’Bosky interviews longtime modder Chris "LvxMagick", creator of multiple amazing mods for the Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. Tune in as we discuss what drives him to make mods, from adding boats to an extensive base builder, what it was like learning to mod, and some of the projects he's created over the years.

On this episode of "The Indie Music Scene," host Jimmy Campo interviews independent recording artist Wally Lozano, and we get his advice for independent music artists and entrepreneurs.

Teddy Briggs takes a deep dive into the history and current status of the Pierce College baseball program as they look to build on a very successful season.

On this episode of "Join the Club," host Natalie Veniaminova speaks to David Chung, founder of Pierce's new Japanese Club. Chung tells us about how his passion for karate turned into a passion for Japanese culture, and how he plans to bring language and cultural immersion to other students who are interested in Japanese culture.