In The Hot Box is a weekly talk show hosted by Mareo Lawson dedicated to interviewing local members of the community and reporting news, events, and traffic from the San Fernando Valley’s Hot Box. Today, Mareo interviews Reed Sigmon, president of the Pierce College Rugby Club. Sigmon talks about the plans for the club and how Rugby has influenced his life.
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On the October 23rd edition of Inside the Game we welcomed back co-host Ethan Hanson and guests Taylor Bailey and Mina Widmeyer from the Pierce College Women’s Soccer team. The group talked about the teams current state as it enters the second half of conference play. After the girls left co-hosts Sholom Druk, Ethan Hanson and Tyler McGee talked about the World Series, Peyton Manning breaking the NFLs career passing touchdown record, recent comments made by Lakers President Jeanie Buss and the suspension of Los Angeles Kings defenceman Slava Voynov
Not Just Some Boring Talk Show is a weekly show for young adults and adults young at heart. On this episode, host Shawnti Robinson sits down with Rasheed Stevens a comedian from Atlanta, Georgia.
Volunteer in the Valley is a weekly Internet radio show/podcast on KPCRadio.com, Pierce College’s student-run online radio station. Host Milo Anderson invites organizations in and around the San Fernando Valley to tell listeners about the work that they do and the help that they need to do it.
This episode’s guests are:
Lisa Janes from Life4Paws.
Carmela Burke and Jon Brown from the San Fernando Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross.
The Memory Dump is a weekly talk show cohosted by Casey Spencer of the Pierce College Robotics Club and Simon Tutak about emerging science and new tech gadgets. On this episode, Casey and Simon discuss Googles release of android 5.0 L (lollipop) along with the nexus 9 tablet and the nexus 6 smartphone, Sonys release of the Z3 and the much more talked about Z3 compact, Tesla talking about the Model D and their companies goals in autopilot technologies, and scientists creating “solid light”