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What does it mean to be "too gay" or "not gay enough?" We explore this topic with Stan State Gender Studies Alum and current Sac State graduate student Shelby Zahn.

In this episode, we interview Steven Gaxiola from "Breaking The Silence," an independent film directed by Debbie Soro Adair. This film focuses on male and LGBTQ survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse.

This week we cover the topic of "Code Switching," and how it applies to LGBTQ+ community.

In this episode, the hosts describe their own coming out stories. If you have any questions or comments, please email us at stanislausqueercast@gmail.com.

In this episode, we talk to Clara about her story about Kimberly Ellis, and we talk to Tatiana about Black Student Union events for Black History Month. The music used in today's episode can be found on the KCSS compilation album, and all the stories can be found on csusignal.com.

In today's episode, we talk to Jason Serang about how he was invited to a meeting with Congressman Jeff Denham.

In today's episode of Central Valley Politics podcast, we talk to representatives from the Stan State Democratic Club, Jason Serang and Ana Powers, about Kimberly Ellis, who is running to be the chair of the California Democratic Party.

In part 2 of the first episode of the Central Valley Politics Podcast, the team talks to Amy Bublak about her win in the Turlock City Council election.

In our first episode of the season, the team talks to Gil Esquer about his win in the Turlock City Council Elections.

In this special edition episode of Ask the Reporter, Gracie Carrillo and I talk to Joe Mazzaferro, the coordinator of Jazz Studies at Stan State, and one of his students, Joey Archie, about the upcoming Stan State Jazz Festival.

In this episode of Ask the Reporter, I talk to Kristen Dias about the Academic Senate Meeting, Steph Landeros about how students have responded to the travel ban, and Jesus Alvarado about the new gender inclusive housing and his chronicle titled "Our Voices will be heard." All the stories in today's episode can be found in either the February 2017 print edition of The Signal or on csusignal.com.

This episode includes another round table discussion. This time the team give you an election update on the candidates who ran and who won. Enjoy.

In this episode of Central valley Politics the team gets together for a round table discussion about the aftermath of the election, Thanksgiving politics and the importance of staying woke. Enjoy! The New York times article mentioned is "How Could You? 19 Questions to Ask Loved Ones Who Voted the Other Way" by Michael Barbaro/ Also check out the podcast The Run-Up.

On this episode of Ask the Reporter, I talk to Olivia Soto and Jennifer Morales about the Solidarity Rally we had at Stan State a few weeks ago, and I also talk to Mariah Esparza who tells me about the annual Social Justice Conference. All the stories can be found on csusignal.com and the music used in today's episode can be found on the KCSS compilation album on kcss.net.

Welcome to the seventh episode of the Central Valley Politics Podcast. This Podcast is brought to you by the Student Media Center at California State University, Stanislaus. Your host is Dr. Shannon Stevens and in this episode students from her Political Communication Studies class will continue talking about the races for Turlock City Council and City Treasurer, the local congressional contest, and the State senate election. For more info about the podcast and to see where the students and Dr. Stevens got their information go www.kcss.net

En este episodio tendrán la oportunidad de escuchar al candidato Jaime Franco del distrito 2 de la ciudad de Turlock. Franco es nuevo a la vida política, pero en verdad tiene una pasión por ayudar a la gente. Él espera tener la oportunidad de poder ayudar a la gente a través de ser un miembro del consejo de la ciudad. Franco enfatiza los problemas que la ciudad de Turlock ve día a día, su historia personal y más durante esta media hora de conversación con el productor Oscar Copland, Clara Zapien, una estudiante de comunicaciones políticas y un estudiante y reportero del periódico universitario “The Signal,” y Alondra de la Cruz, una estudiante y editora también para “The Signal” y directora del programa KCSS. Para más información sobre Franco, búsquenlo en publicaciones como en “Modesto Bee,” “The Turlock Journal” o en su página de Facebook.

In this episode you’ll get to hear first hand from Turlock City Council District 2 candidate Jaime Franco. Franco is new to politics, but has a passion for helping people. He looks forward to the opportunity to serve his community as a City Council member. Franco talks about the issues facing Turlock, his personal history—and more—in this half-hour conversation with host Dr. Shannon Stevens, Clara Zapien, a Political Communication student and reporter for The Signal, and Alondra De La Cruz, editor for The Signal and program director at KCSS.

In this episode of Ask the Reporter, we talk to Alondra De La Cruz about taking selfies with your ballot, then to Olivia Soto who tells us all about the California Propositions, then to Oscar Copland who explains why celebrities love Hillary Clinton. All the stories can be found on csusignal.com or in the November print edition of The Signal Newspaper.

In this episode you’ll get to hear first hand from Turlock City Council District 2 candidate Gil Esquer. Gil is new to politics, but has been active in the Jaycees and the Knights of Columbus, organizations that serve their communities. He looks forward to continuing to serve his community as a City Council member. Gil talks about those issues—and more—in this half-hour conversation with host Dr. Shannon Stevens, Clara Zapien, a Political Communication student and reporter for The Signal, and Hilda Flores, reporter for The Signal and music director at KCSS.

In this special edition episode of Central Valley Politics three more communication professors join Dr. Stevens to discuss gender in relation to the Presidential election. Special thanks to the Stan State Communication studies professors, Dr. Daniel Horvath and Dr. Keith Nainby. Also to Dr. Amy Kilgard from the San Francisco Communication Studies department. So settle in, grab some dinner, and join them.