The Corsair presents a new podcast titled "Nothing is Real." The show is hosted by Corsair staff members Jeffrey Berrios and Jenna Tibby. In the first episode, they talk about their favorite reality TV show, "Survivor." Learn about their favorite players and moments as well as the past, present and future of the series. Produced by Tim Sim.

Monday Oct. 13 is Indigenous Peoples Day in the United States. President Trump has recently issued a proclamation to "reclaim" the day, also known as Columbus Day, for the explorers legacy. Reporter Jeffrey Berrios sat down with SMC's Indigenous Scholars Club Founder and Co-President Sequoyah Thiessen to learn more about the day and what it means to her.

Corsair writer and editor Ava Cyr interviews Varad Sahasrabudhe, a guitarist and soon-to-be graduate of SMC, about his musical journey and inspirations.

For SMC's Earth Week, guest podcaster Jenna Tibby walks us through her experience at one of the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve's bimonthly birdwatching events in Playa Del Rey, CA.

The Corsair editors behind the coverage of the Santa Monica College Theatre Arts department production “By The River Rivanna” talk about the behind-the-scenes reporting on the controversy.

Journalists from The Corsair review DPR IAN’s recent album drop in the storyline of The Other Side.

Journalists from The Corsair review Bad Bunny’s latest album “nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana.”

Journalists from The Corsair review the R&B album “Falling or Flying” by Jorja Smith.

This podcast is meant to inform Santa Monica College students of the different courses they can take to fulfill general education requirements. For our first episode, we'll be taking a closer look at anthropology.

Students from all over the Greater Los Angeles Area, the country, and the world flock to Santa Monica College for its highly coveted transfer rates. But, SMC students often don’t know what the process is truly like.