by Dan DeLeon | May 22, 2016 | Clubs, FEATURED, PROFILES, Spring 2016
Comic Book Club
The Comic Club focuses on Graphic Novels, Anime & Manga-Anime.
Welcome to Pierce Profiles, where KPCRadio.com reporters profile a person, group or department of Pierce College. Team reporters conduct multiple interviews creating Club Profiles that feature the student-run clubs on campus. In this profile Dan DeLeon focuses on the comic book culture by featuring the Pierce College Comic Club.
André Necochea, who is the club president explains that this year the club mainly focused on Graphic Novels, Anime and Manga-Anime. Club member Andre Alcazar says that it’s broad enough to include all styles of novels. Club member Yitchak says the the club has been organized and that the president is doing a good job.
by Londy Sagastume | May 21, 2016 | FEATURED, PROFILES, Spring 2016, Teachers
Nabil Mardini
Nabil is the head coach of the Pierce College Women’s Volleyball team.
Welcome to Pierce Profiles where KPCRadio.com reporters profile a person, group or department of Pierce College. Team reporters conduct multiple interviews creating Teacher Profiles that feature the educators on campus. In this profile Londy Sagastume features Nabil Mardini, who is the head coach of the Pierce College Women’s Volleyball team.
Nabil talks about the addition of the Beach Volleyball at Pierce College, and the importance of a players versatility. Assistant coach Tom Slautrbezk shares the history of Beach Volleyball. He also talks about the international associations, in which eventually assisted in the sport being officially inducted into the Olympic Games. Pierce College student Sakurako Fujii, mentions that beach volleyball is more physical and emotional, than playing the indoor version of the sport.
by Jose Hernandez | May 21, 2016 | FEATURED, PROFILES, Spring 2016, Teachers
Monika Del Bosque
Monika is the director of the Pierce College Art Gallery.
Welcome to Pierce Profiles where KPCRadio.com reporters profile a person, group or department of Pierce College. Team reporters conduct multiple interviews creating Teacher Profiles that feature the educators on campus. In this profile Jose Hernandez features Professor Monika Del Bosque the director of the Pierce College Art Gallery.
Monika talks about her experience managing the gallery, and how the gallery interacts with the Pierce College campus and community. She explains her working relationship with her gallery assistants, and how she promotes idea sharing amongst her entire team.
Student worker Chris Carillo talks about working with Monika, and the high standards that they strive to achieve every gallery opening. Former student and gallery volunteer Sherry Chovan says that Monika works well with her staff, which fosters an openly creative environment.
by Brit-El Mabourakh | May 18, 2016 | MUSIC, Spring 2016
Jordan Cash
Who Is Jordan Cash? Taylor digs into the rapper on the last episode The Daily Talk’s first season.
The Daily Talk is the show that brings you all the positivity in the black community. On the last episode of season one, Taylor is joined by rapper Jordan Cash. Jordan talks about his artistry, the importance of inspiration, his hometown in the Midwest and what made him move out to California. After attending a music conference in Miami two years in a row, Jordan met rapper-producer Big Boi, who offered to listen to his music and gave him encouragement. Jordan flew to California two days later, and has been making music ever since. Tune in for the full episode with a passionate, high-energy performer with heart and presence.
The Who Is Jordan Cash? tour will start May 21st and go on through August, with the last stop in Jordan’s hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana, and it’ll be going all the way crazy.
Follow Jordan on Youtube at TheCashCampTV, on twitter @thecashcamp. Find his music on Spotify, Soundcloud, iTunes and TIDAL.
Follow Taylor T. on itsmeofficiallyt and thedailytonline.com.
by Brit-El Mabourakh | May 18, 2016 | Cars, ENTERTAINMENT, FEATURED, Multimedia, Spring 2016
Witness! Radio at Wasteland Weekend
The War Boy & Wasteland salute– censored for your purity, courtesy of your sensitive and easily offended host, Brit-El Mabourakh.
Gothropology is the show that discusses ancient traditions, modern heretics, mortality, sexuality and regeneration- the guide to come and take you by the hand into unknown pleasures. On this episode, witness Brit-El and The Swede talking about one man’s experience in the world-famous Wasteland Weekend, a four-day desert extravaganza of all things Mad Max. Thousands of post-apocalyptic lunatics flock to the Southern California desert for Wasteland in September, and for the past few years, The Swede has been the live radio voice of the tribe. Broadcasting on actual radio frequency and not on the Web, The Swede is on air all hours of the night and day for much of the four days of Wasteland. From his radio insomnia, Wasteland-style vehicle decoration, to what separates the Mad Max style from other post-apocalyptic garb and much more, tune in for the whole historic conversation on KPCRadio.com and The Belfry Network.
