In this episode of "Invisible Loss," host Tanaya Rogers speaks to comedian Chase Anthony. Anthony opens up about the grief of his father, who was present in the world but absent from his life, and how he found peace and purpose on the other side of that pain.

On this episode of "Braham Weekly, " our guest coach, Joseph Arechiga, explains how becoming a head coach is a very challenging thing. As a coach, you have to really communicate with your players daily, especially as a former player himself. Their next home is against Moorpark at the South Gym.

In this episode, host Emina Balak speaks with former ESL professor Professor Noel Colaco, who spent 22 years teaching students from around the world. They discuss faith, reflection, cultural connection and the life lessons that come from teaching and traveling on missions. Professor Colaco also shares advice for students who are still searching for their path.

On this episode of “Behind the Deck," host Malindu Illanga speaks with freelance SFX technician, operator, and programmer Zach Whistler, discussing his experience setting up and programming lasers, as well as designing sets.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk delves into the realm of independent venue ownership alongside owner and operator of The Shed, Bobby Littrell, as they discuss his beginnings, his process in getting The Shed on its feet, and his perspective on the significance of the DIY music scene in the midst of the live music industry being dominated by live entertainment giants.

On this episode of Among Your Pierce, host Joseph Acuña speaks with Pierce College’s Basic Needs Coordinator and Brahma Bodega co-creator Geremy Mason, discussing how networking and team creation help bring about events like Fresh Bodega while making you more well-rounded.

On “Dissecting the Anatomy of Live Music,” host Joy Mellk delves into the realm of sound engineering alongside live mixing engineer and stagehand Jackson Medina as they discuss his beginnings, his range of experience and his perspective on the significance of sound engineering in an ever-evolving industry.

On this episode of Retro Radio, host Izabella Morales speaks with Elizabeth Santana-Zavala about how she discovered her love for broadcasting, her experience with the industry and the many great stories she has to share.

On this episode of "Empowering Our Community (in partnership with ACE)," Former KPCRadio Program Director Chris Rubinstein and Current Program Director Olivia Munoz speak with Michael Altamirano, a Reentry specialist for the SECTOR program at ACE, and a Housing Aide for the House of RUTH. He talks about his struggles with drug abuse, gang life, and prison time, and how his perseverance through those issues eventually led him to the ACE program, where he became a leader and an aide who helped opportunity youth and other people in need through the same situations that he had once been through.

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.