Brett Marschall, Economics professor and newly appointed Head Softball Coach, sat down with host Trish Alaskey to discuss his vision for the softball program that he is rebuilding this season.  They discuss his history with the game, what it takes to build an athletic program from the ground up, his goals for this season and beyond, and the recruitment process. For anyone interested in joining the team, please contact Coach Brett directly at: [email protected]

Why So Scared is a show that gets to the bottom of people’s most common fears and phobias. In this episode, Diedrick Layton sits down with Dr. Angela Belden, a professor working in Pierce College’s Department of Psychology, which you can find more information on at www.piercecollege.edu/departments/psychology_statistics/. This week, Diedrick and Dr. Belden discuss the nature of situational phobias, how they function, and what can be done to mitigate those fears.

Joseph Roberson, aka "Professor Joe" speaks with Pierce College Fitness Center Coordinator and Head Coach of the Pierce College Brahmas Football Team James Sims about the struggles and adversities of the currently winless 2022-2023 football campaign and the success that can be found within the context of the current circumstances and lopsided losses. 

Simon Perez host of Creation Corner, speaks with Tyler Norman who uses sub-Twitters often to share his work about the world of fandom culture. Specifically on a social media platform called Twitter. Twitter is the home to many fandom subcultures, often called sub-Twitters or “stan” Twitter, where enjoyers of all sorts of things such as games and content creators will congregate to talk about their interests. 

Fernando Barrios host of Film Finds, speaks with Benjamin Calderon a California State University student to talk about his experience and learning journey in film production. 

 Katrina Goshay host of  History Buff, joined Laura Carlone-Mooslin a history professor at Los Angeles Pierce College to talk about western civilizations and how they’ve influenced society in the U.S.

KPC Radio Presents, "At Seas With The US Marines". A talk show all about exploring the stories of the bravest men and women living up to the Semper Fi Motto around the globe. This episode features the story of Sgt. Andrew McPeek, a US Marine who has served 4 years for the Corps.

Lana Miller, creator of the brand We Die Amateurs, is an advocate for sustainability and fairness for humans and our environment. She stays true to this by hand making her original pieces with deadstock fabric out of her home. She shares with us how she expresses parts of herself and what she believes in through fashion. She also shares what she hopes people feel when they wear her clothes. You can find her on instagram @wedieamateurs and can purchase her pieces on her website www.wedieamateurs.com

Dr. Crystal Kiekel, the Director of the Center for Academic Success (CAS) sat down with host Trish Alaskey to give us a behind the scenes look at how the CAS operates. They discuss the purpose of CAS, some of the programs and different types of tutoring currently offered through the CAS, how the center is funded and how each and every Brahma -faculty, student and staff alike - can get more involved themselves.

"Keys to the Left is a show that looks at music through a cultural lens, hosted by Christian Castellanos. In this episode, Dr. Leila Núñez-Fredell talks about music history, music theory and how musicologists are attempting to correct the issues that arise from these subjects.