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PCC Women’s Basketball: Coach Peron, Stokes and Machado
Over twenty students participated in the live-remote broadcast of this year’s Pasadena Rose Parade. This is the 2nd year Lancer Radio has produced this two-hour event, and thanks to the hard work and dedication of these students, as well as…
Lancer Radio feature reporter, Patrick Gonzaga gets the scoop on the “tech” behind the beautiful floats highlighted in the annual Pasadena Rose Parade. As a parade spectator, we’re often taken with the delicate floral arrangements these floats boast, but underneath…
This was an amazing event! More than 300 speakers, attendees from all over the world, and NO WAY you could ever see everything! Lots of great information on where new media is going and why, Friday, November 3 through Sunday,…
Get ready, everybody! Lancer Radio is back this year with another brilliant live-remote broadcast of the Pasadena Rose Parade 2012. This year’s parade airs January 2nd, and…just like last year, we’ll be bringing you a pre-parade show packed with quality…
“Independent’s Day” is the brain-child of host, Joe Armstrong. Join Armstrong every Wednesday from 7PM-8PM as he brings some of Los Angeles’ most talented, innovative and inspiring independent musicians. For more information, visit “independent’s Day” on the web at www.joearmstrong.com/ID
This week on Live Air , host Jamie Xsie speaks with Pasadena City College video editing instructor and reality television editor, Alex Campton. Currently Campton edits “Cupcake Wars,” airing on the Food Network.
On Tuesday, May 3, 2011, The Pasadena City College Foundation received a $4 million donation from the Westerbeck Family Trust. This is the single largest donation seen by the college, and “Over Coffee” host, Dot Cannon covered the story. To find out…
“Over Coffee” producer and host, Dot Cannon interviews, Hillary Jordan, author of the Bellwether Prize winning, “Mudbound”. Jordan visited the campus of Pasadena City College March 25 and 26th as part of the “One City, One Story” lecture and book…
