Angelita Rovero has spent her life showing up for others, in the classroom, in the community, and in spaces the world doesn't always pay attention to. She's done it while carrying pain quietly and pouring love into the world anyway. In this episode of "Invisible Loss", host Tanaya Rogers sits down with the professor and founder who opens up about the grief the world never gave a name to, and what it really costs to always be the strong one.

On this episode of "Hidden Positions in the Cinema Industry," host Morteza Gheidi speaks to on-screen intimacy coordinator Lioness Ward about the balance between professionalism and emotional awareness in her profession, and what a position like hers entails.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk looks into live concert curation, booking and promotion alongside Sammie Pearson, founder of Pretty But Wicked. They discuss her initial footings within Los Angeles, the birth of Pretty But Wicked and her ability to juggle multiple concert duties with a high volume of upcoming shows.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk looks into the lens of concert photography alongside live music photographer Saul Sosa. They discuss his initial discoveries of live music photography as he started, his ability to pave his own path in photography within the underground rap scene in Los Angeles and his view on the significance of photography accompanied by the digital world in the live music industry.

On this episode of "Brahma Weekly, " guest Will Picketts talks about how his relationship with his father inspired him to be a head coach for softball. He also emphasized that the Brahams went through ups and downs throughout the regular season, and how team meetings are crucial to making another playoff appearance.

What does grief look like when the loss isn't a person, but a version of yourself? In this episode of "Invisible Loss," host Tanaya sits down with Rhoda, who opens up about her life with multiple sclerosis and the quiet, ongoing grief that comes with a diagnosis no one prepares you for. It's a conversation about identity, resilience, and learning to live alongside a loss that never leaves.

In this episode of “Behind the Deck”, host Malindu Illanga speaks with up-and-coming DJ Jovanny Gonzalez, who started his career less than a year ago, about his journey of navigating a saturated industry.

In this episode of The Valley Before It All, host Elizabeth Santana‑Zavala talks with Crystal Jackson, a historian, filmmaker, and author. Together, they explore Pacoima’s history, diving into how the city was founded and why Jackson is passionate about highlighting the history of the Valley.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk shines a light on the DIY scene alongside Brooke Flemming, DIY show host and organizer. They discuss her discovery of the scene itself, her contributions to the scene through the shows she’s organized and her perspective on the significance of the scene in an ever-growing world of concerts run by corporate entertainment giants.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk looks into the realm of student-organized campus concerts alongside UCSB concert coordinator Nate Dolan and concert assistant Sophia Aguilar. They discuss their entries into the campus Associated Student Program Board (ASPB), their duties in organizing the campus concerts and their wishes to branch their experience out into the real world post-graduation.