Where did LA’s traffic come from? Why aren’t we driving flying cars? When is the soonest we can move to another planet? On this episode of P.U.L.S.E. host Victor Rodriguez sits down with Craig Meyer a longtime professor of environmental science at Pierce College. The duo discuss the dying planet you’re standing on now.
On this episode of “P.U.L.S.E.” host Victor Rodriguez talks with André Barnett and former program director Mareo Lawson about the Alpha Gamma Sigma honor society (AGS), community service and scholarships.
On this episode of “P.U.L.S.E.,” host Victor Rodriguez interviews Galit Ashkenazi, the treasurer of Pierce College’s Vegan Society, about the club’s objective, their event “Vegan Day,” and what meat-eaters can do to reduce harm (even if they don’t want to go completely vegan.)
Click here for the club’s Facebook page.
In this episode of “P.U.L.S.E.” host Victor Rodriguez is accompanied by Anthony Cantrell, the director for the first play for the 2017-18 season, “Stupid F##king Bird.” They discuss what the purpose of art is, meta theatricality, and which are the best seats in the house. You can pre-order your ticket here. “Stupid F##king Bird” runs through Oct.20-29 six shows total.
In this episode of “P.U.L.S.E.” host Victor Rodriguez talks serious trash with the co-chair of the sustainability committee, Erin Baker. To produce one cheeseburger we use water at the equivalent of six months worth of showers and aluminum cans can be recycled forever.
If you want to submit a fun environmental fact or want to join the committee but don’t know how to get started, you can email Erin here: [email protected]
On this episode of “P.U.L.S.E.” host Victor Rodriguez sits down with the newly appointed chair of the community welfare committee, Gisela Tarifa, who is spearheading the Brahma Initiative, an action plan that seeks to improve the lives of students who face homelessness and food instability with the assistance of the St.A.S.H. club and the ASO.