by Lindsey Whittaker | May 22, 2023 | DOCUMENTARIES, Spring 2023
Documentary: 818 Community Darkroom
By Lindsey Whittaker
In this documentary by KPCRadio reporter Lindsey Whittaker, we zoom in on the art of film photography and how the growing cost to participate is keeping some creators out. We hear from co-owners of the 818 Community Darkroom Michael and Desserin Pereyra about creating a space for photographers to be able to do their art affordably. We also hear from Professor of Photography Sean McDonald about the rising cost of equipment and the challenges of setting up a DIY darkroom.
by Giselle Lomeli | Jun 3, 2022 | COMMUNITY, DOCUMENTARIES, Spring 2022
Documentary – How Covid-19 Affected Restaurants
Hosted by: Giselle Lomeli
Giselle Lomeli speaks with restaurant owner Armando Villanueva about how he kept his business going during uncertain times. Employees David Sainz and Francisco Orozco share how Villanueva kept a safe environment for everyone at the restaurant.
by Vicki Sarkisyan | Jun 3, 2022 | COMMUNITY, DOCUMENTARIES, Spring 2022
Documentary: 2022 Inflation vs. College Students
Hosted by: Vicki Sarkisyan
In this documentary hosted by Vicki Sarkisyan, we see the true impact of inflation rates on young college students and are given advice on what the next best steps might be. We sit down with real college students as we discuss how this has severely impacted their daily life as well as the family members involved.
by Logan Volandi | Dec 8, 2021 | DOCUMENTARIES, Fall 2021
Documentary: Banana Yellow Games: The Indie Devs
By Logan Volandi
In this documentary by KPC Radio alum Logan Volandi, we learn about the indie game development company Banana Yellow Games and how they are working during the times of COVID, as well as their goals and challenges in a time where everyone of their members are separated. We also learn a little bit about some of the main figureheads behind the scenes.
by Fabiola Carrizosa | Dec 7, 2021 | DOCUMENTARIES, Fall 2021
Documentary: Women In Stand-Up
By Fabiola Carrizosa
Women in Stand Up is the documentary that examines women in stand-up comedy from its origins in the early 20th Century to present day. Women were fundamental in the evolution of stand-up comedy in the vaudeville era. With interviews from comedians Cat Alvarado, Genesis Sol, and Professor Wayne Federman, this documentary examines the past and current state of women working in the stand-up comedy industry.