In this episode of “Breaking Barriers”, host Daisy Aguinada interviews Omar Leon, a first-generation college student. He talks about his family’s support, the experience of switching majors, and gives advice to new students.
In this episode, guest Jessica Lauren, an artistic director at Class Act Theatre, goes in-depth about her history with performing and how she directs her students. From getting her first role on a whim to running the show, she has great advice for any aspiring theatre artist out there. Check out her Class Act Theatre! https://www.classactmusicaltheatre.com/.
Welcome to Desi Dreamers, the show where we spotlight people from the Indian community and dive into their dreams, challenges and breakthroughs. On today’s episode of Desi Dreamers, Aditi is joined by actress, model, and dancer Vidushi Shrivastava. Vidushi shares her journey into modeling, her passion for acting, and how she made her dancing debut. She opens up about the challenges of juggling all three roles and the importance of South Asian representation in the entertainment industry. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about breaking barriers and pursuing dreams in a competitive world.
You can follow her on instagram @vidushishrivastava
Story Roots, a show about the impact of stories in our early lives. Join us as we talk with Professor Windrum, who teaches film/television at Pierce college, to explore how stories we experience as children, specifically in film, shape our perspectives and identities. Discover the psychological impact of early cinematic experiences, the role of storytelling in nurturing empathy, and how these early narratives affect who we become as adults.
On this episode, we start off with a dark turn into the topic of serial killers. Host Mariane Quijano covers this topic with serial killer expert, Karla Munoz. Topics include how to differentiate a serial killer from a murderer and what makes a serial killer. They also discuss how the media portrays serial killers and their fan bases.