On today’s edition of Inside the Game show co-hosts Sholom Druk, Ethan Hanson, and Tyler McGee interview Pierce baseball team’s catcher Casey Ryan and second baseman Quinn Conley about the upcoming baseball season. They also have a breakdown on MLBs offseason, the college football scene, and talk about week 14 of the NFL.
Pierce College students are shocked about the closing of the Farm Center.
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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:
Northeast Valley Health Corporation Employment & Volunteer Coordinator Maria Elena Lane and Governmental and Community Relations Officer Helen Arriola. To volunteer, e-mail hrvolunteer@nevhc.org or call 818-898-1388, extension 41614. NEVHC Facebook page / Twitter: @NEVHC
The Sandwich Project San Fernando Valley Founder & Director Czarina Barrios. To volunteer, e-mail thesandwichprojectsfv@gmail.com or call 818-621-4317. Sandwich Project SFV Facebook page
San Fernando Valley Arts & Cultural Center and San Fernando Valley Arts Alliance President Carolyn Uhri and Director of Education and Performance Willard Simms. To volunteer, e-mail info@sfvartsalliance.org or call 818-784-8796. SFVAA on Facebook / Twitter: @SFVArtsAlliance
Also check out the Volunteer in the Valley Facebook page and Volunteer in the Valley on Twitter: @VolunteerSFV.
Thank you for your interest in Volunteering! Enjoy the show!
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 Jacki Chan‘s accidental contribution to solar power, Sony being hacked and the multiple movie leaks due to the hack, Stephen Hawking joining in with Elon Musk on warning people about artificial intelligence, and Nintendo patenting an app that would work as a gameboy emulator!