Episode 4.3

Arielle Zionts unpacks the recent controversy at the Claremont Colleges surrounding fraternity Kappa Delta and the “America” themed Pub party hosted this past Wednesday. Later, Anna Shepard interviews Patrick Michaels, a critic of the federalization of science and the current climate change narrative. Then, the Interchange rebroadcasts my interview with Maddy Ruvolo, president of the Disability, Illness, and Difference Alliance at the Claremont Colleges. A transcript of that interview is now available below the cut.

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Episode 4.2

For the premiere of the new feature, "This Claremont Life," Anna Shepard and Arielle Zionts explore the theme of Parents, with three stories from students discussing their moms and dads. Later, Ian Dangla speaks with Randy and Caitlin Lopez of local theater company Ophelia’s Jump, as the company announces their upcoming season and their new partnership with the Claremont Colleges Theater Department. Finally, the KSPC Poetry Program features the work of poet Andrea Frias.

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Episode 4.1

Ann Kirkpatrick interviews author and political commentator Peggy Noonan. Revisiting Arielle Zionts' talk with disability justice activist Mia Mingus. Another look at the poetry of Jeffrey Graessley.

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Episode 3.13

Ariellle Zionts produces a story told by her friend Evan about his awkward meeting a celebrity in Hollywood. Justyna Bicz leads a ten-minute meditation exercise. Bottom Line Theater presents Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.”

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Episode 3.12

Edie Adams shares her experience doing radio in Argentina. The KSPC Poetry Program features the work of Jeffrey Glaessley. Madi Williams interviews director Corey Taylor on the film "JFK: A President Betrayed." From last semester, Warren Szewczyk and Zain Soofi's interview with Tamiko Chacon of Traffic-Free Pomona.

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Episode 3.11

A special highlight of KSPC’s Poetry Program showcases four poets whose work you may have heard earlier in the semester: Stephanie Huang, HMD, Maureen Page, and Lillian Haynes.

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Episode 3.10

Arielle Zionts explores popular Facebook page “Claremont Confession." In an interview from last semester, Warren Szewczyk speaks with Justin Dixon about the Prison Library Project. Ann Kirkpatrick interviews Maddy Ruvolo, president of the Disability, Illness, and Difference Alliance at the Claremont Colleges.

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UPDATE: A transcript for Ann's interview with Maddy Ruvolo about DIDA is available under the cut. Special thanks to KSPC volunteer Leanna for transcribing this interview.