Bright Breakfast is the show that shines a light on independent and family-owned breakfast restaurants in the valley. On this episode, your host Genesis Pineda speaks with Reza from The Little Café in Tarzana. The Little Café opened in 1992, and their fresh ingredients have charmed Valley folks in a family atmosphere for years. Tune in for more info on the prides, joys and the inside scoop of running a little café.
Paula Barrantes and Casey Flores host South of the Border, the show that brings you culture-rich foods in the San Fernando Valley. This episode features Danny Rodriguez and Charlie Thompson, co-owners of Pablito’s Kitchen. Pablito’s started as a food truck, and will have its grand brick-and-mortar opening on October 8th.
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Lager Than Life with Dan DeLeon is a show that on the local breweries, and the local bar community. On this episode Dan talks with Brian Olson, who makes Home Brew, and who is the proprietor of 818 Brewing in Canoga Park, California. He discusses the origins of his brewing company, and the challenges of starting a brewery. He talks about Snuggles, and how he got the nickname. He mentions how he learned brewing in a class with the Maltose Falcons Home Brewing Club of California. Brain shares 818’s brewing strategy, and how they decide on beer recipes. He also mentions how they came up with the name.
Sound Stage with Jose Hernandez is a show that focuses on defining music through wide range of sounds. On this episode Jose talks with the SFV Villains a local San Fernando Valley band. They share some of their music, while DJ Cali talks about the origin of the band and the bands name. Brandon the Villain discusses the band members and how they produce and perform their music. He talks about the music and the challenges they have faced as musicians. They also share their drive and motivation to create music.
For more information. Stop by SFV Villains’ ReverbNation Page.
Valleyfornia with Blanca Renovato is the show that discusses everything social in the Valley. On this episode, Blanca Renovato is joined by Pierce College alumna, Nutrition major and success story Britney Turner. She is also a former volleyball player at Pierce College. Britney discusses her major, the stigma around community college, and the average amount of time it takes to graduate. She talks about keeping your head in the game and the importance of proper eating habits. Britney says that students need to stay focused on their goals to succeed.
Valleyfornia with Blanca Renovato is the show that discusses everything social in the Valley. On this episode Blanca is joined by dating aficionado Golnoosh Babaei and partner-in-crime, sister Maria Renovato. The trio discuss dating do’s and don’ts, what makes a date awkward, cringe-worthy stories and the ideal man. Bearded men, give these ladies a call- but make sure you shower first! Golnoosh talks about places that she prefers to go to on a first date. Maria who hasn’t really dated talks about her connection with her friends who date and how she has somewhat dated through friends and family vicariously.
Center of the Universe with Nahal Tagavi is a show that focuses on who we are, and our place in the Universe. Today, the Universe focuses on metalcore with local band Lost in Antares. Nahal discusses influence, style and the method behind the madness. Represented by vocalist Saif Khan and guitarist Mazy J, Lost in Antares. open up on the experiences that make them a unit– namely, an experience where their guitarist pulled out sandwich bread, meat and tub of mayo halfway through a 100-mile drive and started making sandwiches in a moving car. Besides the personal insight, listeners also get treated to a listen of “Absolute” off of EP A Dead Man’s Tale.
The Coaches Corner is a sports talk show hosted by Zack Rome. On today’s episode, Zack puts Sina on the hot seat for the second time to talk about his girls’ volleyball team. Tune in for firsthand details on Chatsworth High’s Women’s Volleyball Team.