by Jennelle Barjonah | May 24, 2020 | FEATURED, PIERCE, Spring 2020
Belle’s 2020 featuring Julie Renkema
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of Belle’s 2020, we go into the real life of kids! We go over a lot of different areas of the United States that don’t have a lot of help but in this episode we talk to Julie Renkema, who goes to school every week and packs 1200 lunches for the kids of Saugatuck, Michigan. Julie expresses her love for the kids and how there may be a chance these kids wouldn’t have enough food.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
by Jennelle Barjonah | Mar 12, 2020 | FEATURED, PIERCE, Spring 2020
Belle’s 2020 with Geno Kacherov
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of Belle’s 2020 Barjonah talks to the president of the Pierce College Rebublican Club Geno Kacherov. Kacherov explains some of President Donald Trump’s policies and they examine why Trump wants to run and who he wants to run against in the upcoming election.
by Jennelle Barjonah | Mar 9, 2020 | FEATURED, PIERCE, Spring 2020
Belle’s 2020 featuring Christopher Strickland
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of Belle’s 2020, host Jennelle Barjonah has the privilege of speaking to Christopher Strickland, a history teacher at Pierce College. Barjonah and Strickland discuss the importance of the African American vote and for the African American voter to understand the importance of their vote.
by Jennelle Barjonah | Mar 9, 2020 | FEATURED, PIERCE, Spring 2020
Belle’s 2020 featuring Michelle Verne and Betty Doumas-Toto
Hosted by Jennelle Barjonah
On this episode of Belle’s 2020, we talk to Michelle Verne and Betty Doumas-Toto, the President and Vice President of the Feel the Bern club right here in the San Fernando Valley. They talk about the importance of Medi-Care for All as well as the tax increase, the importance of voting, and if Bernie can beat Trump in the 2020 election. They also discuss their opinion on what kind of person Bernie Sanders would be if be were to become the next President of the United States.
