dA Beat, ep. 3

On this episode of dA Beat, find out more about the dA Center for the Arts July programming. I talk with Charlie of The Inkbombers, a group that will present their show '90's Toon Takeover' through the end of the month. Also, an interview with IE band Crisis Arm, whose in-studio is on the KSPC blog. The third segment is a conversation with Lex, co-founder of CaliIrons, who is curating a show of visual art by tattoo artists entitled 'Wheels of Steel.'

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dA Beat, ep. 2

In-studio performances and interviews with Light Light and Good Rocky's Revolver.

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dA Beat, ep. 1

This program features conversations with artists Fred Chuang, Robert Crook and Mark Woods about their art,  on display at the dA Center for the Arts in Pomona. June 2013.

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Episode 2.11 The Interchange

This episode of the show features an interview by Arielle Zionts on two Pitzer College students' experience hiking the Cactus to Clouds Trail. Next up, an installment from the KSPC Poetry Program. Warren Szewczyk does an interview to find out more about the Prison Library Project, and we finish things off with some advice from visiting professor Verlyn Klinkenborg to departing seniors.

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This episode of the Interchange, hosted by Justyna Bicz, originally aired on May 5, 2013.

Episode 2.10 The Interchange

This penultimate episode of the Interchange features a series of interviews about the dA Center for the Arts in Pomona.

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Episode 2.9 The Interchange

Justyna Bicz hosts this episode of the Interchange, originally aired April 21, 2013. It features an interview by Warren Szewczyk and Zain Soofi on the Folk Music Center's history and mission, a piece by Arielle Zionts on capitalism, an interview on a senior thesis by Kara Freedman, and a soundscape by Sarah Vitak!

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Episode 2.8 The Interchange

Sarah Vitak hosts this episode of The Interchange, originally aired April 14, 2013. On the bill: Justyna Bicz does an interview about the opening of the Whole Earth Building at local non-profit Uncommon Good, the third installation of Shayna Citrenbaum and Claire Pershan's segment Radio Reading, featuring student non-fiction, and Kara Freedman interviews a Harvey Mudd senior about his final project.

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