Hosted by Nigel Suarez

On today’s episode of Comic Book Talk, Nigel brings out the history of Tyler Carpenter. Tyler Carpenter is an artist and writer of independent comics. You can check out his stuff on his YouTube channel at youtube.com/drawandtalk . His Instagram is @drawandtalk and his twitter is @tyler_c_world.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Adrian Cortes-Heredia

On this episode of Behind the Scenes of Entertainment, we have guest Sevan Najarian starring on the show and dive into the many projects he has worked on and currently working on with visual effects and animation. We also get to have a look at the many experiences he had with acting and working alongside Justin Roiland, Dan Harmon, and Sarah Silverman.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Aaron Castillo

Electronic Echoes featuring Gerhard Straub, and hosted by Aaron Castillo. Today’s guest Gerhard Straub runs the Broadcast and Technologies Division in the United States Agency for Global Media. He helps coordinate the multitude of Shortwave networks, that are employed by the US Government. Come along as we talk about the vast task of making sure the transmitters are transmitting the right things, the complex math and science to make sure people are able to listen to broadcasts, and the avoidance of interference, and jamming. You can learn more about the USAGM at: https://www.usagm.gov/.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Kean Pineda

Animation writer, producer, director, comic book artist, and daytime Emmy award winner, Mr. Scott Jeralds talks to us about the significant amount of work and projects that he has under his belt as well as his experience working with different animation studios. Jeralds emphasizes how he stays true to the original retro feel and style of cartoons and mentions how that has truly brought him a long way and kept him going in his career.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Luis Mendoza

In this episode, host Luis Mendoza interviews Professor Brett Marschall, an Economics professor at Pierce College. He talks about his experience in the field after he got his degree. He also talks about transitioning from working in banking to being a professor. He talks about what interested him most about the subject of Economics and advises students to find their passion to study.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

By Brennan Perez

Host Brennan Perez talks to the graphic literature club to gain some insight on their operations.

By Kennedy Cashman

Host Kennedy Cashman talks to Professor Cody Russel to learn more about what led him to teaching and his teaching style. 

By Daniel Camacho 

Psychology professor, Jennifer F. Moses talks about her joys of being a teacher at Pierce, what she misses most about being there since Covid-19 hit, and what she plans to do for her future.

By Adrian Cortes-Heredia

Host Adrian Cortes-Heredia talks to the members of Pierce College’s Circle K International and discuss the many duties and ways they help  our community and schools all over the U.S. that are involved with the club. We talk to the President , treasurer and fundraiser chair of Circle K International and get an inside look on what made the club so interesting to them and what they do to keep pushing forward during this pandemic.

By Kean Pineda

Professor Lila Snow talks about the importance of child development and emphasizes how crucial it is for the older generation to comprehend the way a child’s brain grows and develops. Fellow peers and students explain how professor Snow has been such an inspiring mentor to learn from.