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In this podcast, VoiceWaves contributor Rachel Livinal interviews Yesenia Pacheco, a student currently attending Long Beach City College, about their attempts to transfer to Cal State Long Beach and how GPA being a key deciding factor has hurt
In this podcast, CSULB enterprise reporter Matt James interviews Long Beach local Sharon Rodas about how her employment status has changed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Rodas shares how the pandemic led to her departure from businesses larg
In this podcast, Karina Espinoza interviews Gaby Hernandez, executive director of the Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition, about recent immigration law reforms, what the administration of President Joe Biden needs to do to protect the immigra
In this podcast, CSULB student Tiffany Mankarios tells the story of how her family shunned her for her relationship with her boyfriend — a Black student — and how it impacted both her and her boyfriend.
In this podcast, CSULB enterprise reporter Madalyn Amato interviews Alfredo Carlos about universal basic income, its potential, and what it could mean for Long Beach. Alfredo Carlos is a CSULB professor of political science and the director of
Whether it’s for workers’ rights, renters, or fighting the KKK, Leanna Noble has been a veteran of all things organizing, in Long Beach and beyond. She’s also a speaker for this year’s People’s State of the City.In this audio profile, she tel
Our youth team is joined by community experts and Black Lives Matter for a personal and smart chat about preventing youth from getting stuck in the criminal justice pipeline. Hosted, produced and some edits by M. Smith with editing by Michael L
It happens every year and every damn year it seems to get bigger. What is it about the annual People's State of the City event that keeps attracting hundreds of Long Beach activists -- youth, elders, everyone? Listen for a preview for this year
If you ever struggled with mental health, you probably remember that one song, artist, or album that made it all better, if just for a bit. In this podcast, host Odin Smith joins other youth to explore this and their mental health stories in de
Lean Taing is unsure about her exact birthdate. She is one of the many Khmer Rouge refugees living in Long Beach, many lost ties with their history and past en route to safety.Besides their history, she had to endure family loss and violence
Podcast host Odin Smith unravels the personal journey of young artists first venturing into the music world, covering themes of mental wellness, confidence, acceptance, and more. Special guest Long Beach music producer and filmmaker Tempest joi
Transferring from a 2 year college can be exciting as well as stressful. Wavegang spoke with LBCC transfer counselor, Ruben Page to ask questions about -GPA requirements for transfer students-Debunking myths and questioning the bad reputatio
We're discussing protest in sports, and social justice in mainstream music. Topics: Kendrick Lamar's Pulitzer, Colin Kneeling, Childish Gambino Symbolism, a brief mention of the black leaders who came before them.Posted and edited by M.Smit
Youth give a communities they grew up in and their experiences
This is our first youth-led podcast on topics like Simpson's Treehouse of Horrors, Halloween Traditions, Our narrative on Dia de los Muertos, and our spooky tales. Enjoy!Team:Ben NovotnyJannai SimmonsM. SmithImage Design : Ben Novotny
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