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Sam's Destiny.

City Times MediaJan 08, 2024

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Sam's Destiny.

Sam's Destiny.

Join Samuel Sefu as he tells his story of how he came to the United States as an Immigrant from Tanzania. In this podcast Samuel speaks with Joe Paneck about the trip and the new experiences he faced when coming over including  food, family and his homeland.     

To listen to the complete transcript, click here.


"Sam's Destiny" and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit ⁠sdcitytimes.com⁠.


Jan 08, 202407:14
City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 4 with Bernie Clark and Bear Wolf.

City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 4 with Bernie Clark and Bear Wolf.

Hosted by students of the SD City Music Club and produced by Chieftain, this episode of "SD City Music Club Podcast" features an interview with Bernie Clark, Music Club Secretary and former Music Club President and San Diego Miramar College Professor, Bear Wolf. Executive produced by Chieftain of City Times Sound.

For more information on Instagram: @sdcitymusicclub

To read a complete transcript, click here.

"SD City Music Club Podcast" and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit ⁠sdcitytimes.com⁠.

Jan 08, 202410:00
SD City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 3. An interview with award winning Beat Poet Laureate, Chris Vannoy. y
Jan 08, 202410:00
SD City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 2 featuring Autumn Reign, Carla Puebla, Jim Giles

SD City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 2 featuring Autumn Reign, Carla Puebla, Jim Giles

Hosted by students of the SD City Music Club and produced by Chieftain, this episode of "SD City Music Club Podcast" features Autumn Reign, Carla Puebla, Jim Giles

Executive produced by Chieftain of City Times Sound.

For more information on Instagram: @sdcitymusicclub

To read a complete transcript, click here.

"SD City Music Club Podcast" and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.


Jan 08, 202410:01
XOXO Gina, Ep. 1: Where's Gina?

XOXO Gina, Ep. 1: Where's Gina?

"XOXO Gina" is produced and hosted by Frida Tellez.

"XOXO Gina" is a podcast created by women for women as a space to share their stories as well as individuals who seek understanding on topics relating to the female experience in an ever-changing world.


To read a complete transcript, ⁠click here⁠.


#podcast #xoxogina #women #womensstoriesmatter

#womensempowerment #sandiegocitycollege #citycollege


"SXOXO Gina" and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit ⁠sdcitytimes.com⁠.

Dec 20, 202305:56
SD City Music Club Podcast, Ep. 1: Meet Elaine Eng, City's new Student Health director
Dec 09, 202310:00
Chicano Studies Podcast, Ep. 1: City College students share stories, perspectives
Dec 05, 202320:00
Indie Live in San Diego Podcast, Ep. 1: An interview with Transviolet's Sarah Mctaggart

Indie Live in San Diego Podcast, Ep. 1: An interview with Transviolet's Sarah Mctaggart

"Indie Live in San Diego" host Joe Pan interviews Sarah Mctaggart, who is the lead singer of indie pop group Transviolet in the first of a two-part interview.

The interview is a special edition of the radio home of live local indie music for San Diego.

They discuss her origins of becoming an artist, her experiences with record labels along with experiences interacting with fans. 

To hear the "Indie Live in San Diego" radio show, click here. To read the transcript of this podcast, click here.

"Indie Live in San Diego" is produced by Joseph Panek of City Times Sound. 

"Indie Live in San Diego" and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.

Nov 23, 202319:56
High News, Ep. 1: Trump gag order, House speaker race
Oct 20, 202310:00
Newscene, April 12 Edition: San Diego Board of Supervisors urge Nathan Fletcher to resign

Newscene, April 12 Edition: San Diego Board of Supervisors urge Nathan Fletcher to resign

Nathan Fletcher is urged to resign by the Board of Supervisors. Former President Donald Trump is attempting to block Mike Pence’s testimony. Meanwhile, a popular easter candy may be hiding health risks. In addition, find out just how pricey things have gotten in San Diego. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene. 0:00 - Coming Up… 0:27 - Opening 1:07 - Nathan Fletcher urged to resign ahead of schedule 1:39 - Trump attempting to block Pence’s testimony 2:01 - Extension on tax deadlines 2:26 - The price of living in San Diego 2:51 - An in-depth look at home ownership difficulties 4:31 - The additional expense of leisure 5:04 - Electric bills may see change 5:34 - Up next… 5:41 - Break 6:13 - CA lawmaker looking to ban harmful candy ingredients 6:46 - City College nursing program prestige 7:13 - Beloved musical coming to City College’s Saville Theatre 7:47 - The latest in entertainment 9:20 - Bayfest to return to San Diego 9:50 - Jurassic World exhibit coming to San Diego as well 10:17 - Show Close Links from the show: More information about down payment assistance: calhfa.ca.gov City College Theatre: citycollegetheatre.com Buy tickets for Bayfest: sandiegobayfest.com Nursing programs ranked: rncareers.org Tickets for fair concert: sdfair.com Jurassic World: The Exhibition: jurassicworldexhibition.com Fern Street Circus: fernstreetcircus.com Producer: Jillian Fortner Anchor: Jillian Fortner Entertainment: Candise Berry Director: Veronica Springer Floor Director: Suad Mohammad TD: Roxy Vieira Video: Joel Nevarez Teleprompter: Chris Acedo Audio Assistant: Diana Villegas Videographers: Daniel Soto David Baughier Roxy Vieira Veronica Springer Writers/Editors: Benjamin Guadarrama Candise Berry Daniel Soto David Baugher Jillian Fortner Joel Nevarez Roxy Vieira Veronica Springer CTTV is a part of City Times Media, the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.

Apr 12, 202310:39
Newscene, April 5 Edition: Trump indicted, Fletcher stepping down

Newscene, April 5 Edition: Trump indicted, Fletcher stepping down

Former president Donald Trump appeared in court, the first President to be tried for criminal charges. Nathan Fletcher is stepping down amid sexual misconduct allegations. Meanwhile, downpours seem to be dying down for the foreseeable future. Find out more in our weather report. In sports, basketball fans are still buzzing from SDSU’s historic March Madness run. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene. 0:00 - Coming up… 0:33 - Opening 1:14 - Trump being tried for 34 felonies 1:43 - Nathan Fletcher to be replaced 2:13 - Zero emission trucks to be required in California 2:37 - The skies are finally parting in San Diego 4:24 - Mask mandates being cut from hospitals 4:59 - Up next… 5:10 - Break 5:39 - Ocean Beach pier repair plans discussed 6:18 - The latest in entertainment 7:56 - SDGE offering $10,000 scholarships 8:39 - The latest in sports 9:58 - A whale of a … missing tail 10:35 - Show close Links from the show: funbox.com sdgenews.com Producer: Roxy Vieira Anchor: Jillian Fortner Weather: Benjamin Guadarrama Entertainment: Candise Berry Sports: Daniel Soto Director: Veronica Springer TD: David Baughier Video: Joel Nevarez Teleprompter: Candise Berry & Benjamin Guadarrama Videographers: Daniel Soto David Baughier Writers/Editors: Benjamin Guadarrama Candise Berry Daniel Soto David Baugher Jillian Fortner Joel Nevarez Veronica Springer CTTV is a part of City Times Media, the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com

Apr 05, 202310:57
City Speaks: Meet the face of City College's new food pantry
Mar 22, 202306:32
Newscene, March 22 Edition: Governor visits San Diego, rain continues to fall and SDSU advances

Newscene, March 22 Edition: Governor visits San Diego, rain continues to fall and SDSU advances

Governor Gavin Newsom has visited San Diego to push a ballot measure to help the homeless across the state. We may continue to see more rain. And for basketball fans, learn about the SDSU men's basketball team's Sweet 16 game against Alabama. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene. 0:00 - Coming Up… 0:28 - Opening 1:09 - Governor Newsom’s homelessness ballot push 1:44 - The city’s plans to address homelessness 2:13 - New weather shelters opening 2:40 - Rainy and clear weather in San Diego 4:23 - Outrage over wall in Friendship Park 5:01 - Up next… 5:11 - Break 5:42 - A ban on foam products 6:18 - Lowering gas prices 6:47 - Raising awareness of cyclist accidents 7:15 - The show’s over for Rady Shell eavesdroppers 7:48 - The latest in entertainment 9:40 - Back to Ben 9:55 - The latest in sports 11:21 - Show close Links from the show: More information about weather shelters: sdhc.org Producer: Roxy Vieira Anchor: Benjamin Guadarrama Weather: Jillian Fortner Entertainment: Candise Berry Sports: Joel Nevarez Director: Veronica Springer Floor Director: Jeff Villegas TD: David Baughier Video: Daniel Soto Teleprompter: Candise Berry Writers/Editors: Benjamin Guadarrama Candise Berry Daniel Soto David Baughier Jillian Fortner Joel Nevarez Veronica Springer CTTV is a part of City Times Media the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com. To view a transcript, visit https://sdcitytimes.com/wp-content/up....

Mar 22, 202311:52
Newscene, March 15 Edition: Rain still pommeling San Diego, SDCCD distributing student grants

Newscene, March 15 Edition: Rain still pommeling San Diego, SDCCD distributing student grants

It’s raining again in San Diego. Find out when sunny skies will return in our weather report. The San Diego Community College District is distributing a new grant among students. An annual play is returning to San Diego City College -- find out how to get your tickets. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene. Links from the show: Read about the Narcan vending machines: sandiegocounty.gov Find out where and how to donate blood here: sandiegobloodbank.org See how you can participate in the Hot Chocolate Run: hotchocolate15k.com Here’s details on the new play season at City: citycollegetheatre.com Find out more about the Dreamhack convention: dreamhack.com/sandiego Grab tickets for the Super Mario Movie: thesupermariobros.movie Producer: Benjamin Guadarrama Anchor: Jillian Fortner Entertainment: Roxy Vieira Director: Veronica Springer TD: Joel Nevarez Video: David Baughier Teleprompter: Susana Serrano Writers/Editors: Daniel Soto David Baughier Jillian Fortner Joel Nevarez Roxy Vieira Stephfon Washington Veronica Springer CTTV is a part of City Times Media the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.

Mar 15, 202307:33
Newscene, March 8 edition: SDCCD boosted with federal funds, San Diego Latino Film Festival returns

Newscene, March 8 edition: SDCCD boosted with federal funds, San Diego Latino Film Festival returns

The San Diego Community College District received $3.4 million in federal funds that will go to LGBTQ students, Dreamer/undocumented students and former foster youth. The San Diego Latino Film Festival returns this week. Daylight saving time is also approaching. Find out what time you’ll need to switch your clocks forward. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene. Links from the show: • Read about SDCCD’s newest federal funding for students: https://sdcitytimes.com/news/2023/03/... • Visit the Fleet Science Center: https://fleetscience.org/ • List of WalletHub’s Happiest Cities: https://wallethub.com/edu/happiest-pl... • Learn more about the Knights 4 Change club: https://www.sdcity.edu/life-at-city/c... • Check out San Diego’s Latino Film Festival: https://sdlatinofilm.com/ • Celebrate at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade: http://www.stpatsparade.org/ Producer: Ben Guadarrama Anchor: Jillian Fortner Director: Veronica Springer (Shadow: Joel Nevarez) TD: Daniel Soto (Mentor: Roxy Vieria) Video: Elmo Woodward Teleprompter: David Baughier Writers/Editors: Jillian Fortner Roxy Vieria Ben Guadarrama David Baughier Daniel Soto Steph Washington Veronica Springer Joel Nevarez Elmo Woodward CTTV is a part of City Times Media, the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.

Mar 08, 202310:54
Newscene, March 1 Edition: Rainy weather hits San Diego, IRS extends tax deadlines

Newscene, March 1 Edition: Rainy weather hits San Diego, IRS extends tax deadlines

Rainy weather in San Diego is causing flooding and road closures all over town. The IRS is giving tax extensions due to the severe weather. San Diego City College’s men's basketball team is set to play Fullerton College in the next round of the playoffs. And AMC Theaters is changing the way you buy your tickets. All of that and more in this week’s edition of Newscene Today. 0:00 - Coming Up… 0:30 - Opening 1:10 - Rainy weather in San Diego 2:06 - IRS extends tax deadlines 2:32 - San Diego is getting smoother roads 3:00 - Credits coming to SDG&E bills 2:27 - Break 4:40 - Food trucks are back on campus 5:06 - Knights men's basketball team advance in the playoffs 5:33 - City's Music Club jamming on Fridays 6:03 - AMC's new pricing system 6:32 - New art exhibit opens at City 6:58- Show close Links from our show: Details on the tax extensions: http://irs.gov Details on San Diego City College's Music Club: https://www.sdcity.edu/academics/scho... Details on City’s Art Gallery: https://www.sdcity.edu/community/arts... Producer: Jillian Fortner Anchor: Ben Guadarrama Director: Veronica Springer TD: Joel Nevarez Video: David Baughier Audio: Elmo Woodard Teleprompter: Roxy Vieira (Shadow: Steph Washington) Floor Director: Daniel Soto Camera Operator: Rico Risco Writers/Editors: Jillian Fortner Roxy Vieria Ben Guadarrama David Baughier Daniel Soto Steph Washington CTTV is a part of City Times Media the award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities. To read more, visit sdcitytimes.com.

Mar 01, 202307:25
The Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 2

The Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 2

The Knowledge Industry is a podcast about the changing nature of education in California. Season one focuses on the potentially dramatic effect AB-927, a law that opens the doors to more bachelor’s degrees at the state’s community colleges could have on higher education. In this episode, hosts Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney reflect on how the law works in practice and examine its first submission period. It also ponders whether AB-927 is enough, or whether more substantial changes to the California Master Plan for Higher Education are needed.

This podcast was created and written by Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney. The theme music was written by Jakob McWhinney and this episode was also produced by Jakob McWhinney. Big thank you to Blue Dot Sessions for the additional music. Stay tuned for future episodes of the knowledge industry – available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Jun 21, 202219:40
The Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 1

The Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 1

The Knowledge Industry is a podcast about the changing nature of education in California. Season one focuses on the potentially dramatic effect AB-927, a law that opens the doors to more bachelor’s degrees at the state’s community colleges could have on higher education. In this episode, hosts Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney reflect on the developments leading up to AB-927, including the law’s pilot program predecessor SB-850. It also discusses the California Master Plan for Higher Education, which for the past 60 years has laid the ground rules for the state’s systems of higher ed.

This podcast was created and written by Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney. The theme music was written by Jakob McWhinney and this episode was also produced by Jakob McWhinney. Big thank you to Blue Dot Sessions for the additional music. Stay tuned for future episodes of the knowledge industry – available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Jun 21, 202216:41
Behind the Scenes: Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora

Behind the Scenes: Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora

Host Sven Domingos takes listeners behind the scenes of the Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora podcast. Buki Domingos and Darwin Fishman host the podcast that focuses on local politics, racial justice, elections and voting. The pair met in 2017 during a racial justice event and now hosts the podcast every Sunday at 1 p.m. on Facebook Live.

Jun 07, 202211:16
The Listening Machine: A City College philosophy professor discusses the ethics of vaccination

The Listening Machine: A City College philosophy professor discusses the ethics of vaccination

The Listening Machine is a call-in show that asks San Diegans questions about the big issues they face every day.

In this episode, part of a series covering San Diegans’ experiences living through the COVID-19 pandemic, host Jakob McWhinney receives voicemails from a man hurt by his twin’s refusal to get a vaccine, and a grandmother frustrated that her granddaughter hasn’t been allowed to get vaccinated.

McWhinney also speaks to San Diego City College philosophy professor Soon-Ah Fadness about the ethics of vaccination and navigating the holidays with family.

The next season of The Listening Machine will focus on another pandemic wreaking havoc on San Diego … homelessness. Do you live in San Diego and want to talk about your thoughts or experiences? Leave us a message at (619) 736-8976 or visit TheListeningMachine.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

Footage used in the episode:

Great People of Bible: Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, & Joseph

Good Morning America - Unruly passenger duct-taped to seat after allegedly assaulting flight attendants l GMA

Mike Wallace interview Ayn Rand

NBC 10 Philadelphia - Experts Fear Politicization of COVID Vaccine Could Spread

The Listening Machine is produced by Jakob McWhinney, City Times Media multimedia journalist.

For past episodes of The Listening Machine, visit TheListeningMachine.com.

The Listening Machine and CT Sound are part of City Times Media, award-winning, student-produced digital news, TV news, magazine, radio/podcast and indie film, all on one platform at San Diego City College. CTM offers hands-on experience for students using new and emerging technologies in state-of-the-art facilities.

To read more, visit https://sdcitytimes.com.

Dec 21, 202128:54
Still Processing: Lyrics, Part 1
Dec 21, 202115:15
The Listening Machine: A San Diego infectious disease expert makes the case for COVID-19 vaccinations, Pt. 1
Dec 14, 202109:32
The Listening Machine: A San Diego infectious disease expert makes the case for COVID-19 vaccinations, Pt. 2
Dec 14, 202112:13
The Listening Machine: Isolation of pandemic life and the struggles of being an essential worker
Nov 03, 202112:25
The Listening Machine: Living through the COVID-19 pandemic
Oct 04, 202117:40
 Disconnect exists between small business owners, National City officials during the COVID-19 pandemic
Jun 24, 202105:06
City Speaks: City Times Sound team reflects on remote production

City Speaks: City Times Sound team reflects on remote production

With San Diego City College still closed for in-person classes, the first news radio class since the start of the pandemic recently wrapped up remote production at the end of the spring 2020 semester.

Assad Khalilzadeh, Program Director of City Times Sound, spoke with Operations Manager Vicky Pineda, Podcast Director Devon Doane and Executive Producer of CTTV Susana Serrano to discuss the return of radio to City College.

News Radio Midday was a twice-weekly radio newscast produced remotely by and featuring the students from the Radio, Television & Film program at San Diego City College.

The group discussed the challenges that come with producing a radio show remotely, how the program compares to its pre-pandemic counterpart and what changes they hope to see the program take in the future.

Jun 08, 202110:00
City Speaks: Looking back at the best of Sex and Sexuality podcast

City Speaks: Looking back at the best of Sex and Sexuality podcast

Marlena Harvey, Managing Editor of the City Times, spoke with counseling interns at San Diego City College, Tristan Hartley, and Laurel Marks about sex and sexuality, which are often considered taboo topics to many students and teachers.

Marks and Hartley facilitated a twice-monthly event called “Taboo Topics”, creating a safe space for students to talk about sex and sexuality. 

Among the topics covered in the podcast, Harvey and Hartley discussed power play in the bedroom, authenticity, reclaiming your body after trauma, polyamory and masturbation.

In this episode, Harvey reflects on the episode about polyamory and power play in the bedroom. She shared her opinion on shame and communication. Harvey also explained the differences between polyamory and polygamy in relationships.

To listen to Harvey’s past episodes of Sex and Sexuality, click here.

Jun 03, 202109:46
City Speaks: City College theatre student discusses how courses were impacted by pandemic

City Speaks: City College theatre student discusses how courses were impacted by pandemic

San Diego City College student Gary Tallaksen discusses the changes in the classes and the production of theatre classes.

Instructors at City College took charge of Zoom to overcome the challenges of the pandemic.

As students continued to take classes online, some courses became continuously difficult.

In spring 2020, the production of "Urinetown" was postponed. As the class continued online, changes were made to adapt to the circumstances.

“When everything changed it seemed to happen overnight,” Tallaksen said. “You know, we were in full rehearsals for Urinetown and everybody was getting excited.”

It was the virtual production in the fall of last year called “Mere Mortals'' where Tallaksen played a New York City construction worker where he decided if he wanted to continue taking courses throughout the pandemic.

Jun 01, 202104:53
City Speaks: Dean speaks about the return of City College student radio

City Speaks: Dean speaks about the return of City College student radio

Due to the San Diego City College being closed, the campus' student radio program has been broadcasting in an automated format without on-air talent.

The only regular program on the station this spring semester was News Radio Midday, which had to be produced off-campus.

Dean Jeanie Tyler, who is in charge of City College’s School of Arts, Humanities, Communications, & Telecommunications, talked about the newscast on today’s podcast, acknowledging the hard work that it takes to produce the show.

“I think given the challenges of all of us being remote right now while the campus remains closed,” Tyler said, “that I am actually very proud of the work that is still able to be done live while we’re working under these conditions.”

When it comes to the future of SDS Radio, Tyler expects it to be back on the air for the fall semester in a limited form.

“In the fall, if we are able to offer the radio class, I do see some instances in which students will be able to get into the booth again, but probably not on a regular basis,” she said.

Tyler also brought up an idea from City College President Ricky Shabazz of collaborating with the college’s Jazz radio station, KSDS.

“We used to have radio students who did live weather and traffic and sports updates on KSDS," Tyler said. "We want to get back to that model.”

Listen to Tyler discuss the future of student radio, as well as City College’s radio classes, in this episode.

May 28, 202110:00
City Speaks Sex and Sexuality: The Final Episode
May 27, 202110:50
City Speaks Sex and Sexuality: Masturbation
May 20, 202110:15
City Speaks Sex and Sexuality: Polyamory
May 13, 202111:13
City Speaks: City's nurses aid in the vaccination effort by the state
May 11, 202109:59
City Speaks Sex and Sexuality: Reclaiming Your Sex Life After Trauma
May 06, 202109:52
City Speaks Sex and Sexuality: Authenticity
Apr 29, 202110:17
PODCAST: Music paves road for City College's D’Marcus Andrus

PODCAST: Music paves road for City College's D’Marcus Andrus

City Times Media's Will Mauriz talks with D'Marcus Andrus about his journey as a veteran and a San Diego City College student while making music.

He has announced his debut Xodus album released March 15.

The City College music club meets every Friday, for more information reach out to Professor Espar.

This is the latest episode of City Speaks, a student-produced podcast presented by City Times Media. Follow us on social media @sdcitytimes or online at sdcitytimes.com.

Apr 22, 202105:00
City Speaks Sex & Sexuality: Power Play
Apr 15, 202110:00
City Speaks Sex & Sexuality: Weekly Taboo Topics podcast debuts
Apr 08, 202109:36
City Speaks: Carlos Turner Cortez makes a case for SDCCD’s open chancellor position

City Speaks: Carlos Turner Cortez makes a case for SDCCD’s open chancellor position

City Speaks' Gabriel Schneider talks with Carlos Turner Cortez about the issues the new chancellor of the San Diego Community College District may face post-COVID-19.

The district Board of Trustees announced four finalists on Feb. 5. In addition to Cortez, the list includes Mesa College President Pamela Luster, St. Charles (Missouri) Community College President Barbara Kavalier and Chancellor of Pima (Arizona) Community College Lee Lambert.

The board is aiming to make the final selection by late March and have the new chancellor start July 1.

This is the latest episode of City Speaks, a student-produced podcast presented by City Times Media. Follow us on social media @sdcitytimes or online at sdcitytimes.com.

Feb 19, 202110:00
City Speaks: Students share election experience
Dec 04, 202010:34
City Speaks: City students, faculty react to commencement postponement

City Speaks: City students, faculty react to commencement postponement

By Elisabeth Vermeulen, Staff Writer

The 2020 commencement ceremony for San Diego City College was scheduled at Balboa Park for May 22 — a rite of passage that many students wait a lifetime to experience.

But due to statewide restriction of assembling large groups, San Diego Community College District Chancellor Constance Carroll announced in an April 1 email that the ceremony was postponed. City students were later notified that the event would be held virtually on July 17.

To read the original story about the postponement, visit https://sdcitytimes.com/campus-life/2020/04/15/students-faculty-react-to-commencement-postponement/.

This is the latest episode of City Speaks, a podcast presented by the reporters of City Times. Follow us on social media @sdcitytimes or online at sdcitytimes.com.


May 16, 202003:39
City Speaks: State chancellor discusses fall plans during pandemic outbreak

City Speaks: State chancellor discusses fall plans during pandemic outbreak

By Valerie Vizcarra, Staff Writer

Community colleges all over California are preparing for online instruction to continue, possibly through the fall term, according to California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley.

Oakley is hosting media teleconferences on Zoom for student journalists across the state. Coverage of the first meeting was featured in the City Times here: https://sdcitytimes.com/news/2020/04/28/state-chancellor-discusses-emergency-response-to-pandemic-outbreak/

This is the latest episode of City Speaks, a podcast presented by the reporters of City Times. Follow us on social media @sdcitytimes or online at sdcitytimes.com.

May 08, 202002:20
City Speaks: Ballet Folklorico performer adjusts to stay-at-home orders

City Speaks: Ballet Folklorico performer adjusts to stay-at-home orders

By Gabriel Schneider, Staff Writer

Paula Quinonez is a San Diego City College student whose passion is performing Ballet Folklorico.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Quinonez has been unable to meet and practice with her troupe. She shares why she dances and the difficulties of practicing Ballet Folklorico from home.

Quinonez's story is featured in City Times City Journals. Click here to read more: https://sdcitytimes.com/top-stories/2020/04/09/a-folklorico-dancer-copes-with-the-new-way-of-life/

This is the debut episode of City Speaks, a podcast presented by the reporters of City Times. Follow us on social media @sdcitytimes or online at sdcitytimes.com.

May 01, 202002:42
Weekly Report- Oct. 17

Weekly Report- Oct. 17

Top story this week- Cafeteria delayed again. 

Also in this episode- Transfer Fair, symphony review, 

ICYMI- Women’s volleyball upsets MiraCosta

Oct 18, 201903:27
Weekly Report- Oct. 11

Weekly Report- Oct. 11

In this episode


Top story- City College introduces a class in the business of cannabis


Also in this episode- "Pelo Malo" screened at City College, World Coming Out Day, Knights men's soccer wins its first match of the season


ICYMI- Walk and Roll SD held at Chula Vista marina 

Oct 11, 201903:39