Michael Sande, Pierce College’s theatre manager, visited the studio this week to talk about his life and times in theatre. He also spoke about the opening of Pierce College’s new season of plays, including “The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow” (which opened Friday, October 21) and it’s unique local angle to Pierce College. With the theatre currently under construction, he also talked about what can go wrong when you are in a temporary structure.
Stacey & Alejandra getting ready to talk about the impact of the Club on Canoga Park High School.
Stacey Hernandez, The Boys & Girls Club education coordinator at Canoga Park High School and Alejandra Diaz, a Canoga Park High School senior, were on “The Canoga Chronicle.” They discussed the importance of students having a place to go for help on homework and having fun with friends, as well. Stacey, shared the impact she has witnessed the after school program has on students, the necessity to help students succeed and gear them in the right path, and lastly how the program has taught them character. Alejandra gave her own perspective on how the Boys & Girls Club has helped her get through high school by helping her obtain better grades.
Bass Frequencies: Your weekly dose of electronic dance music, news and interviews, both local and over seas.
In the first 15 minutes of the show, we featured the local progressive/tech house dj Will Silvano Martinez and his view on the genre as a whole along with some of his experiences in the EDM scene in L.A. and in the U.S. in general. He takes us through his history of how he came to love Electronic Dance Music and how it has shaped his current career. In the middle 20 minutes of the show, we featured a mix of our next guest artist’s work: Zoe Blade, whose ambient soundscapes filled the air of the studio and station with a calming sense of belonging. After our relaxing middle portion, came the interview with the acclaimed producer, sharing with us, her journey through her career in electronic music production, describing her process, preferences and influences over the past few years.
Thanks for listening and tune in next week for an interview with New York Producer and DJ Sharkoff, as well as the second part of the interview with Zoe Blade.
Below are links to our guests:
Zoe Blade
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zo%C3%AB-Blade/171266002890419
http://soundcloud.com/zoeblade
Will Silvano Martinez:
Fred Summers, director of operations of SOVA, (Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles) explains how he left his career in the business world to take on a different role of serving people in an everyday capacity. Fred and host, Jeanine Richardson James, discussed hunger and how this issue affects all aspects of society and that it doesn’t discriminate.
Listeners are encouraged to take advantage of the referrals given on air, and are given details regarding various programs & services.
For more information visit: http://www.jfsla.org/
“Art of Your Life” will be diving into the art in the San Fernando Valley. Art is literally all around us, yes, even in the SFV. “Art of Your Life” will let you know where to get your art fix without having to trudge down to Hollywood or the Westside and you’ll tell us why art is the love of your life.
Our first show welcomed Roslyn Wolin, president of the San Fernando Valley Arts Council and local artist Morgan Kari. Kari is one of the 23 valley artists that opened their homes and personal studios for the 2011 Valley Artists Studio Tour (VAST). Wolin and Kari discussed the event and their love for art.