On October 23, 2010, cyclist James Laing was killed by an alleged drunk driver while riding his bike on Agoura Road in the afternoon. In this installment of No Rider Left Behind we had his wife, Lulu Laing, in studio discussing the reality of the dangers of cycling on the streets and the circumstances surrounding his death.
On today’s show, Dr.William Perez, the author of “We Are Americans: Undocumented Students Pursuing The American Dream”, talks about his book and his studies on immigrant youth. He is also a Professor at Claremont Graduate University.
On today’s show, host Ariana Campbell reveals major companies that are currently hiring for the holidays. Guests Jonathan Fackler and Gabriel Mellibosky from the French club join the show to talk about how to join the club and upcomming events. Guest Matt Johnson also arrives later on in the show to talk about his new show, “The Terran Effect,” on KPCRadio.com that will air next week.
On today’s show Ariana dicusses Proposition 19 which is the proposition for legalization of Marijuana. Jason Lemery and Dustin Johnson appear on the show to talk about their Views on the controversial Prop. Ariana Also interviews Aaron Huston, Executive Director of Students for Sensible Drug Policy, who is in favor of passing Prop 19, and Tim Rosales, campaign manager for the “No on 19 campaign”.
On the Nov. 9 edition of Brahmas Sports Weekly hosts Tyler McGee and Bryan Melara welcomed Men’s basketball player Jeremy White to the studio. Jeremy talked about the teams preparation for their season opener versus Pasadena. Jeremy also talked about the change over from this season compared to last season. Jeremy finally talked about the difference in styles of basketball from L.A. to Louisiana. The boys also welcomed injured Brahma football player Greg Wanamaker to the studio. Greg talked about his injury this season and coming back from being shot six times. Greg also talked about the move from New Jersey to California and being able to adjust with the help of friends who have also made the move.
Join Roark and Maria as they talk about the logical problem of evil, which addresses the question of whether God can or cannot exist in a world where evil also exists. A special interview with CSUN professor, Robert Gressis, is included in this episode, along with the description of a possible world in which it rains cookies, and Natasha’s worst day ever.