by Hengame Abassi | Dec 9, 2015 | ENTERTAINMENT, FALL 2015, FEATURED
Elham Sayereh Sings
Ellie Sayareh graces us with her voice.
Farsi Show with Hengame Abassi focuses on the people in our community who make a difference across cultures. On this episode Hengame interviews acclaimed Iranian singer, Elham Sayareh, who sings a cappella and shares some in-studio discussion. Ellie grew up singing in an artist family. She sang with her parents and her brother, who is a pianist. Elham was trained in Iranian traditional music by Mrs. Parisa, (Fātemeh Vā’ezi,) who is one of the greatest traditional singers of Iran. She then took a short-term class with Mehdi Sepehr and Mojgan Shajarian and has had performances in Iran and outside of Iran. Today she is married to Omid Sayareh, who is a music composer and Santour player. They have been Angelinos since 2013. Ellie has a Bachelor’s degree in English Translation from Tehran, and she is currently studying medical courses here in Los Angeles.
by Nahal Tagavi | Dec 9, 2015 | CULTURE, FALL 2015, FEATURED
SoBear Recovery
Creating sober living for those battling addiction.
Center of the Universe with Nahal Tagavi is a show that focuses on who we are and our place in the Universe. On this episode Nahal interviews Tony Boisselle founder of sobriety-centric nonprofit SoBear LLC. He talks about the origins of the organization, and SoBear’s continuous work in addiction recovery by supporting sober living. Tony, who is also a Lieutenant with the Los Angeles World Airports Police shares his views on Spartan Racing with recovering addicts, community support, and bacon.
Tune in for the final episode of Season 1 of Center of the Universe, and don’t forget to follow Nahal’s thoughts on twitter @WheresTheCenter.
by Brit-El Mabourakh | Dec 9, 2015 | CULTURE, FALL 2015, FEATURED
Hospitality with Andrew Gurevich
Professor Andrew Gurevich joins in from Portland, Oregon.
Gothropology is a show that discusses spirituality, ancient traditions, social deconstruction and more with your host Brit-El Mabourakh. On the latest installment of Gothropology, Brit-El speaks with Professor Andrew Gurevich about consciousness, religion, language and its place in our perspective hospitality as the quintessential virtue, untamed goddessdom and so much more. From “podcast power bottom” on Tangentially Speaking to host of community-centric, transformation-based On The Block Radio, Andrew imparts wisdom from a variety of related topics. Listen further for a plethora of insight to unpack.
Follow Andrew’s thoughts on Facebook at On The Block Radio and Twitter at @OTBRADIO and @agingprophet.
Brit-El will be posting religion-specific insight on her new blog, feralpaganthinker.blogspot.com.
by Hengame Abassi | Dec 8, 2015 | CULTURE, FALL 2015, FEATURED
International Child Day
Providing support and assistance for children all over the world.
Farsi Show with Hengame Abassi focuses on the people in our community who make a difference across cultures. On todays episode Hengame traveled to the the International Child Day event at the Calabasas Civic Center on Sunday November 22. The event was sponsored by Child Foundation and it’s group of volunteers.
Peyman Raoofi, Psy.D., who is the president of Child Foundation and Cambria Findley-Grubb invited UNICEF representatives, speakers and a host of children out for the occasion. Children from age of two- eleven danced, played music, held a fashion show. During the festivities reporters from KPCRadio.com, Krin670 am, and Radio Shadi were covered the event.
by Hengame Abassi | KPCRadio.com
by Mareo-Ahmir Lawson | Dec 4, 2015 | 5 Questions, FALL 2015, FEATURED
Community College
Tracie Savage’s Multimedia 114 class joined the ranks of Team KPCRadio.com. They produced community profiles while studying Multimedia Sound Design. Tracie calls them Multitopics. They consist of five different projects. We posted the best Multitopics here on KPCRadio.com.
Multimedia 114 Projects created for KPCRadio.com
In this project Cameron Mallasch asks Joseph Tropicana 5 Questions about Pierce Community College. Joseph talks about the size of the student store, and the long wait to purchase books. He talks about the lack of food option, and the difficulties parking on campus. Joseph mentions that the campus computers are slow, and how the the wifi works intermittently across the campus.
