In this documentary, "5-9 Filmmaker," KPCRadio.com reporter Adam Ma examines the reality of independent artists who maintain full-time careers to support their creative work. Through interviews with industry expert Daria Matza, partner Sarah Burns, production assistant Harrison Hirota, cybersecurity engineer Aaron Bergen, and stylist assistant Annie Velez, Ma explores how financial stability often serves as a necessary foundation for artistic freedom.  

In this documentary, "The Art Of Personal Fitness Training," KPCRadio.com reporter Chayse Bradley explores the world of personal training and how trainers better the lives of their clients. Bradley speaks with the owner and trainer of 'The Most Hated Gym' in Los Angeles, Michael Lopez, who shares his experiences being a personal trainer. Angelina Maranon and Annette LeFourtune, two clients at the Most Hated Gym, share their experiences and Professor of Health and Kinesiology at Pierce College, Shilo Nelson, shares some information about training as well.

In this documentary, "The Art of Set Design," KPCRadio.com reporter Wesley Schweitzer delves in-depth into Pro Set Design for theater and the professionals who work in the field, with the assistance of Joel David, Frederica Nacimento, Hannah Hope O'Brient, Michael Sandy, and DJ Mendina. Listen to a discussion of history, drawbacks, and passion behind one of theatre's most important jobs.

In this documentary, "State of the Scene," KPCRadio.com reporter Andrew Jenkins turns to the underground music scene where he speaks with artists Dorian Vanswain Ford and Vincent Hernandez about the effects streaming services like Spotify have had on up-and-coming artists, and why live shows are still so important to an artists income despite the challenges. He also speaks with Emily Rooney, the director of venue operations at The Garage Music Factory in Van Nuys about providing spaces for artists to perform live and the importance of promoting yourself through social media. 

This documentary, “Film School Graduates,” follows the journeys of different students attending college to get a film degree. KPCRadio.com reporter Olivia Muñoz speaks with Los Angeles Valley College students Victoria Quezada and Paola Guzman, California State University, Northridge students Nicole Hernandez and Daniel Antunez, and CSUN film graduate Sofia Ayerdi about the ups and downs of film school and their individual experiences.

In this documentary, "Motor Madness," KPCRadio reporter Izabella Morales focuses on the street and sanctioned racing scene, highlighting the culture, challenges, and passion that drives racers of every level. As cars continue to grow more powerful, the push for legal, well-run tracks matters more than ever for speedsters of all ages. Dive deeper into the world of racing with KPCRadio reporter Izabella Morales as she meets with chief operator of timing and scoring for SkipBarber racing school Elyse Fox, racing instructor John Tran, race event organizer John Choe, photographer Theresa Reth, and beginning racer Angel Farias as they share their origins, expertise, and their next chapters in racing.

In this documentary, "Behind the Curtain," KPCRadio reporter Natali Rivera explores the world of dance, a form of expression that combines movement, emotion, and community. Dance is not just about performing on stage; it is about connection, creativity, and the shared energy that brings dancers together.

Join Rivera as she speaks with Pierce College dancers and choreographers Sylvie Zakian, Alexis Galagian, Allen Mernie, and Kai Winn, along with Professor Brian Moe, who has helped shape the program for years. Discover the emotional, collaborative, and inspiring world of dance and explore what this art form brings to students who live it every day. 

On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Olivia Muñoz speaks with actress and producer Marlee Forsyth, who discusses her passion for acting and her journey. 

On this episode of "Retro Radio," host Izabella Morales talks with journalist Olivia Muñoz about her journey into becoming a reporter, the topics she covers, and the hard work she puts into working towards her passion.

In this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins speaks with artist Nick Moon about the importance of politics in art, Bandcamp, punk rock, and the connections within the scene.