On this episode of Valley Life host, Victor Bretado, discusses with Matthew Murphey about what he likes to do in the valley and how he thinks other people can enjoy going out and having a good time from his personal experiences.
On this episode of “Have a Care,” host Danielle Padilla is joined by Nineth Montoya of LA’s Best after school program to talk about its benefits and volunteer opportunities.
On this episode of “Love, Women” host Monica Vigil is joined by the Editor in Chief of the Roundup News, Randi Love, who discusses the responsibility she feels to step her game up as a black female journalist so that other young women of color see themselves in the newsroom. They also discuss why they think there are so many female journalists in Pierce’s newsroom despite the statistics, and ethnic diversity improvements that can be made within Pierce’s Media Arts Department.
On this episode of Have a Care, host Danielle Padilla talks with Vikki Ballet and Julie Brown Carlin from Keep Youth Doing Something. Together they talk about how KYDS inspires students to forge brighter futures.
On this episode of “Have a Care,” host Danielle Padilla interviews chapter head Alex Aston from Young Storytellers. Together the two talk about writing scripts and fostering creativity in youths.
On the first episode of “World Culture” Where you’ll take a trip from the comfort of your own home!
The host Belen Hernandez will be diving in to different countries around the world and having a closer look on their culture, where we will go more in depth in what type of music they hear, typical foods, traditions and touristic places. This episode focuses on the culture of Iran with our guest, Bita Yazdanian.
On this episode of “ESL,” host Ezzat Wanas sits down with Father Daniel Meleka to discuss the language of love and his opinion on how it should be the language that unites all people. They talk about Father Daniel Meleka’s journey and how he thinks language affects a community.
When you witness someone’s suicide or experience their suicide, it brings up suicide thoughts that a person is not accustomed to having. These thoughts are the result of the actions of another. In this episode, Olympia LePoint addresses a caller’s question about how to remove suicidal thoughts after experiencing the dramatic results from a suicide on the caller’s campus.