On this episode of "Reel Talk," host Olivia Muñoz speaks with USC School of the Cinematic Arts students Koloa Tonga and Reyva Dhillon and discusses the community college path, transferring, and the importance of diverse perspectives in film. 

In this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins speaks with Dorian and Gabe of the band Drypoint about the importance of live music, word of mouth, and alternative ways to listen to music via services like Bandcamp.

KPCRadio.com reporter Chayse Bradley profiles the Lego Club, learning about the club's origins and the weekly activities they partake in, with interviews from Club President Sina Fotouhi, Club Adviser Alma Cortez and Club Member Luke Brown. 

Andrew Jenkins goes to the top of the mountain at Pierce to speak with the president of the music club, Darwin, as well as others within the club about the importance of music, and why Darwin's leadership is essential to the club's success this semester. 

In this episode of "Beliefs of the World," host Tyrise Sutton sits with Rabbi Isser of the Judaism faith and discusses the origins and cultural aspects of Jewish religion. Rabbi Isser breaks down the traditional aspects from the holidays they celebrate to the food they eat and why. 

KPCRadio.com reporter Olivia Muñoz profiles the Pierce Democrats club, discussing its involvement on campus and what it represents for students, with interviews with Club President Stephanie Ventura, Club Adviser Denise Robb, and club members Aminah Majeed and John Delacuvea.

KPCRadio.com reporter Adam Ma profiles the Pierce College Asian Pacific Islander (API) club, exploring its journey of creating an inclusive community, with interviews of Club President Saleh Pasha, Club Adviser Jason Cifra, and Vice President Jada Sirivisut.

KPCRadio.com reporter Izabella Morales profiles Professor Savanah Senn, learning about her passion for plants and her dedication to a career of teaching, with interviews of Professor Senn, course-embedded tutor Eteri Solomko, and student Eleanor Perez.

Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins talks with Steve Siebold, a multimedia artist who recently started his own merchandise company called “Swerve City Merch.” Together, they speak about the modern punk rock scene and how artists can navigate the industry and make money through alternative means like merchandise and touring. 

On this episode of "Listeners Per Month," host Andrew Jenkins talks with Steve Siebold, a multimedia artist who recently started his own merchandise company called “Swerve City Merch.” Together, they speak about the modern punk rock scene and how artists can navigate the industry and make money through alternative means like merchandise and touring.