by Natalie Yemenidjian | Mar 11, 2011 | Multimedia, Spring 2011
Soul singer and actress with a new roll in BET’s The Game, Andy Allo, plays an acoustic set of original songs for KPCRadio.com’s Treble Clef Live with host Leigh Swansborough.
Check in Mondays at 2 p.m. for more Treble Clef Live with local and emerging artists.
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by KPCRadio Program Director | Dec 20, 2010 | Fall 2010, FEATURED
On today’s show we discussed the social issues undocumented people face in their daily life. We also uncovered the misconceptions of the Dream Act, and enlightened the true reason why it would be beneficial to our brothers and sisters.
by KPCRadio Program Director | Dec 8, 2010 | Fall 2010, FEATURED
Frank Arzaga better known as Frankie Firme the “Al Capone of the microphone and the Hitman of West Coast Chicano Soul” has been hosting the music Internet radio program “The 2nd Time Around Show” since 1999. He visited the program to share his experiences in radio. Frankie also addressed his work as a contributing editor for Latinola.com.
by KPCRadio Program Director | May 12, 2010 | FEATURED, Spring 2010
Word Pictures Laboratory: May 12, 2010
To be brave often comes with a price. Wednesday, we talked about what it takes to be courageous — the determination, the perseverance of it all. Do we all have courage? Or, are we awarded it like the badge of honors given to military folk? Is courage merely the average of our cowardice and our reckless abandon?
We hit the mall at Pierce College and asked students what they would do if they had all of the courage in the world. In studio, we were joined by Matt Johnson, United States Navy Hospital Corpsman. Johnson became a corpsman and is pursuing a career in law enforcement even though he is partially color blind.
by KPCRadio Program Director | May 7, 2010 | FEATURED, Spring 2010
Music from the underground – Holland Greco
In the studio Monday, Music from the Underground heard a live performance from Holland Greco with drummer “Princess” Frank and upright bassist Michael Papillo. The band spoke about their musical influences ranging from Led Zeppelin to Missy Elliot to Gypsy rock.
100 Proof, Stuck! and Butterflies, songs from Holland’s set list, can be found on her first solo EP, Tunnel Vision.
Holland has a show coming up May 16 at the Dakota Lounge in Santa Monica. The show is 21+ and $5. To hear more from Holland, you can visit her website: hollandgreco.com.