On this week’s show, host Jeanine Richardson-James interviewed colleague and L.A. City College ASO President, Jaden Ledkins. Jaden spoke about his ongoing battle with homelessness while attending college. Jeanine also discussed her own personal experiences with this particular issue. Also, Jaden and Jeanine go in depth, regarding hardships that students are facing in these trying economic times.
The first live broadcast of the food show, “The Hidden Hunger” featured Tony Thomas, Founder of T’s Hot Sauce Truck and T’s Hot Sauce Company. Tony stopped by to talk about his beginning, present and future projects. Tony has a lot of projects coming together and his foodtruck is just one of many things to look out for.
For more information visit:
http://www.tshotsauce.com/ and http://www.hotsaucetruck.com/
Erin Stone and Addy Gonzales, co-founders of the San Fernando Art Collective 11:11 and Canoga Park High School, artist, Jessica Guillen, visited the studio. They spoke to host Lorrie Reyes, about art in the 818 and their new event.
Stone is an award winning photographer and current Pierce College student.
Bass Frequencies – Your weekly dose of electronic dance music, news, and interviews, both local and over seas.
In the first 15 minutes of the show we featured the local and legendary electronic dance music dj and producer, Syrena. She shared her experiences in the EDM scene in L.A. and in the U.S. in general, she explained her influences, experiences, and plans for the future. Syrena’s most recent production was also featured in the episode.
The last portions of the show was an introduction to us. We explain our backgrounds, while featuring some of our productions.
DJ Syrena: http://djsyrena.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SyrenaOfficial
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/syrena
Sandy Hernandez, was a guest on the second installment of “Organized Chaos.” She is a behavioral therapist with a B.A. in Psychology. During the show, Sandy discussed behavioral therapy with children , as well as family therapy. She also spoke about common behavior in children with ADHD and children diagnosed with autism.
This week’s installment of “Art of Your Life,” welcomed Zina Bethune. Bethune is currently directing “Silent Roar,” which is in its last weekend at the El Portal Theatre. Bethune was in Martin Scorsese’s first film, “Who’s That Knocking on My Door?” and has been an artist all her life. Listen, as host Lorrie Reyes talks about “Silent Roar,” which is based on the artwork of Wyland, and how Bethune has always been pushing the limits in all medias.