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  • It Does Get Better In Your Journey

    It Does Get Better In Your Journey
    2025/11/22
    Join us for an inspiring conversation with VVC student Joseph, a dynamic voice around the campus. Joseph brings unique insights and authentic stories that resonate with listeners. Beyond professional accomplishments, Joseph is a passionate advocate for the She Ready Foundation, an organization founded by Tiffany Haddish that empowers and supports youth in foster care. Joseph is also an active student at Victor Valley College, where he participates in the NextUp program, which provides resources and support for current and former foster youth to help them succeed in higher education. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with purpose, humor, and heart.
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    28 分
  • Shatter The Silence

    Shatter The Silence
    2025/10/27
    In this powerful special presentation of Ramplifi, we begin with an intimate and courageous conversation with Leslie Murillo, a domestic violence survivor and dedicated faculty member at Victor Valley College. Leslie opens her heart to share her journey of resilience, hope, and healing—a story that reminds us why awareness and support matter more than ever.

    From there, we turn to the front lines with Corporal Mike Schlegel of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. He offers a candid look at what domestic violence calls are like when families are in crisis, providing insight into the challenges law enforcement faces and the critical role they play in protecting victims.

    Finally, we sit down with Deputy District Attorney Jessica Bradley from the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office. Jessica walks us through what happens when a domestic violence case enters the courtroom, shedding light on the legal process and the pursuit of justice for survivors. This episode is a call to awareness, action, and compassion—because every story matters, and every voice can make a difference.



    Local Resources for Domestic Violence Victims:

    https://da.sbcounty.gov/domestic-violence/

    National Domestic Violence Hotline
    (800) 799-7233
    TheHotline.org
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    1 時間 25 分
  • We Want To Hear The Student Voice

    We Want To Hear The Student Voice
    2025/10/21
    🎙️ In this episode, we hear the return of Hailey Reyes, the VVC ASB President & Student Trustee, who was a guest last year on the pilot episode for Ranplifi. Hailey talks about something most students may not be aware of: The ASB Goals for the 2025- 2026 semester that help better student life for all students. From modernizing student ID cards and boosting campus communication to creating a community garden, adding shaded study spaces, and celebrating student achievements, ASB is working hard to enhance the student experience. Plus, hear fun stories about flip phones, Spooky Season costumes, and even a wild Washington D.C. adventure that stopped the city transportation for two hours, all thanks to one lucky VVC student!

    ✅ Topics Covered:
    ASB’s top priorities for student success
    Campus tech upgrades & QR code integration
    Thrive-to-Drive contest: Win a Ram truck!
    Student rights & wellness initiatives
    Honors program office space & equity goals
    Behind-the-scenes ASB conference in D.C.

    ASB Vice President Angelina Ceja joins the conversation to dive into the top goals for the 2025–2026 academic year.

    🎧 Listen on the go: Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or your favorite podcast app. 📲 Download the FREE VVC Mobile App for exclusive content and campus updates. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes and campus stories! #VictorValleyCollege #RamplifyPodcast #StudentLife #ASBGoals #CommunityCollege
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    32 分
  • SPECIAL: DACA Dialogues

    SPECIAL: DACA Dialogues
    2025/09/25
    🎙️ In the Season 2 premiere of this powerful episode, Ramplifi dives into the conversation around DACA and undocumented immigrants in the United States. VVC student “Valerie”—a DACA recipient and Dreamer—shares her personal story of being brought to America as a child and opens up about the emotional challenges many like her face, especially in light of recent ICE raids. We also hear from Liz Duarte, Student Services Director of Academic Support & Tutoring, who speaks about her passion for supporting unseen students and the scholarship she created to assist them. Finally, ASB Student Services Senator Yasmeen Arnaout joins the discussion, offering her own perspective on immigration through her family’s experiences. ✨ Honest. Emotional. Real. This episode of Ramplifi amplifies voices that too often go unheard.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • I Kinda Hid What I Was Going Into

    I Kinda Hid What I Was Going Into
    2025/07/30
    In this inspiring episode, host Andrew Caravella sits down with Izaiah Rubio, a Victor Valley College student whose story is anything but ordinary. From growing up in Rialto with a single mother and helping raise his siblings, to overcoming a rough start surrounded by negative influences, Izaiah opens up about the path that led him to earn five degrees and a full-ride scholarship to UC Irvine. Now pursuing a future in criminology, Izaiah shares how he's breaking generational cycles, dealing with imposter syndrome, and finding the courage to distance himself from unsupportive environments—all while staying true to who he is.
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    30 分
  • Resentment

    Resentment
    2025/07/18
    In this powerful episode of RAMPLIFI, we sit down with Morgan, ASB Secretary and student leader at Victor Valley College, who opens up about her deeply personal journey through family conflict, homelessness, and healing. From growing up without her father to navigating life as a college student without a place to call home, Morgan shares her raw and emotional story with honesty and heart. Discover how a random encounter outside a McDonald’s gave her the piece of wisdom that’s guided her ever since — and why she now lives each day with a smile. 💬 Topics include: • Rebuilding a broken family bond • Experiencing homelessness as a college student • Coping through books, community, and self-reflection • Advice from an unexpected stranger • What it means to smile like a Happy Meal This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt lost — and is looking for hope.
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    33 分
  • Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler

    Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler
    2025/06/25
    🎓 From the Deep South to the West Coast: A Mother-Daughter Graduation Story

    In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Judy and Kirkchelle Harris—a mother-daughter duo who are graduating together from Victor Valley College. Originally from Louisiana and longtime residents of the San Fernando Valley, they made a bold move during the pandemic to start fresh in the Victor Valley. With inspiring determination and an unshakable sense of optimism, Judy and Kirkchelle enrolled at VVC while balancing their already successful careers. Their story touches on resilience, family bonds, and the power of education at any stage in life. Oh—and there’s a surprising twist at the end you won’t want to miss. 👀✨
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    36 分
  • Jumping Outta Airplanes Will Do That To You

    Jumping Outta Airplanes Will Do That To You
    2025/06/02
    In this inspiring episode of RAMPLIFI, we sit down with the podcast’s first-ever veteran guest, Laurente Soliman 🇭🇹🎖️, a Haitian-born U.S. Army veteran who served 14 years in the military. With warmth, humor, and authenticity, Laurent shares her journey from childhood in Haiti to becoming a soldier in the United States. She opens up about Haitian culture, her love of traditional foods like fried plantains 🍌 and pumpkin soup 🎃, and the deep significance of January 1—Haitian Independence Day 🇭🇹. The conversation quickly moves into a heartfelt look at her life story: the moment a young Laurente was influenced to join the Army, the tragic loss of her father, her immigration journey to California, and the promise she made—to enlist the moment she received her green card. Laurente is now attending Victor Valley College 🎓, where she’s finishing up her education and preparing to start a career in Human Resources after graduation. Her story is a testament to courage, commitment, and the unbreakable spirit of someone determined to serve the country that gave her a new home.
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    27 分