On this episode of Military Life Talk, host Rafael Fogo-schensul talks to Construction Mechanic Seaman Austin Cuellar about what his life was like in the transition from civilian to sailor to construction mechanic. They also discuss what his goals are for the next 8 years as a Navy Reservist.

Hosted by Rafael Fogo-schensul

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

Join us on a journey through Māori history, with references to the Disney film Moana we explore the hidden world of Polynesia. With guest Thomas Rillstone who hosts the history of Aotearoa New Zealand podcast - https://historyaotearoa.com/

Hosted by William Rogero

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

Learn the intricacies of an ancient (but mostly forgotten) world wonder: the Roman Aqueduct. Featuring guest Benjamin Pierce, a historian and an author of the historical-novel Snuck Past Death and Sleep - https://www.amazon.com/Snuck-Death-Sleep-Benjamin-Pierce/dp/1414010478

Hosted by William Rogero

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

On this episode of The Stage, guest Jenny Ghiglia talks about dance as a passion, jobs, and directed studies at Pierce.

Hosted by Spencer Fuller

On this episode of Decolonizing Veganism, host Serene Al-Tayab has Ben Camacho on the show. Camacho discusses his experience as a Mexicano in America and the true flavors of his culture.

Hosted by Serene Al-Tayab

On this episode, Host Luis Mendoza speaks with Pierce Professor Yeprem P. Davoodian. Professor Davoodian talks about why he switched majors while in college even after investing so much time and effort in another. He also talks about how the challenges he faced in college such as memorizing the material. Professor Davoodian finishes by telling the audience why a degree in Communications would suit well for them and to explore their interests.

Hosted by Luis Mendoza

On this episode of The Stage, Pierce College's very own Michael Gend and Garineh Avakian discuss different aspects of the performing arts as well as the recent win of performing arts students at this years festival.

Hosted by Spencer Fuller

On this episode of An Immigrant Story, host Andrea Pena has as a guest, Bacilia Martínez, a Salvadoran mother and florist expert. Martinez discusses her experiences about immigrating to the US three times, and how living in the US as changed her life.

En este episodio de An Immigrant Story, la presentadora Andrea Peña tiene como invitada a Bacilia Martínez, una madre salvadoreña y experta en floristería. Martínez habla de sus experiencias sobre emigrar a los Estados Unidos tres veces y cómo vivir en los Estados Unidos le cambió la vida.

Hosted by Andrea Peña

Westerns

On this episode host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Vice President of the Film Club at Pierce Andrei Niemczyk. They discuss the once popular but now seemingly dead western genre of films. They go over what might have led to the decline in popularity of the westerns, and discuss some interesting subversions on the genre. Film Club meets at Village 8204 on Mondays from 2:00-3:00 if you’re interested in films or film production.

Hosted by Christian Rodriguez

Horror

In the very first episode of the show host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Joey Kassabian a Pierce College student majoring in Film Production. They discuss the reasons horror films don’t get the most attention, and they discuss the things that set horror apart from more mainstream genres. Joey Kassabian is working on a film this summer and could use some help with production, with his contact information in the show.

Hosted by Cristian Rodriguez