The Desk talks philosophy, teaching English for speakers if other languages, low to no cost text books, and whether a room is a room.

The Desk welcomes the Peralta Community College District’s Director of Public Safety Abul Pridgeon, who talks about the importance of community and health when addressing public safety.

The Desk welcomes Laney college and Adult Ed Project Manager Nik Howell and Northern Alameda County Adult Education Collective Director Shemila Johnson as they discuss fresh starts.

The Desk welcomes professor to discuss the Laney College machinist program and fun in fabricating solutions.

The Desk examines the future in the age of Artificial Intelligence, with Laney computer information science professor Tuan Nguyen.

The Desk welcomes Laney College Mass Communications chair Steve Shilsky, and students to talk digital cinematography and more.

Laney College College professor, pastor, and PAAA(Pan African American Association) advisor using his own learning experience to assist students in getting their education.

What does it take to be a journalist? How can I develop a skill in wood working? These questions, and more come to the Desk. Journalism professor, Eleni Gastis and Wood Technology professor, Myron Franklin come to talk shop.

The Desk welcomes the Laney College College Culinary Department to talk food and preparing to make a career in food.

Photography professors Michael Mejia and Avery Franklin visit the desk to discuss the great things happening in the Laney College Photography Department.

Laney Colleges speech and leaderships club visits the desk to talk about public speaking and self confidence.

Li Khan, Editor in Chief of the Laney College Citizen, talks journalism and the state of local news.

The four Peralta College presidents join the Desk to talk about what it means to lead a college, with Dr. Pamela Luster, College of Alameda, Dr. Denise Richardson, Berkeley City College, Dr. Rudy Besikof, Laney College, and Dr. David Johnson, Merritt College.

The Desk talks on-line education, addressing equity gap, and the future of education in science and technology, as it welcomes Inger Stark.

The Desk welcome Laney college counselors Terrance Greene and Douglas Cobb to talk about the best advice to jump start student success.

The desk welcomes Theater Arts Chair, Michael Torres and students Michael and Gigi.

The Desk welcome Laney college counselors Terrance Greene and Douglas Cobb to talk about the best advice to jump start students.

Laney College Cosmetology Department visits the Desk.

The Desk welcome Laney college counselors Terrance Greene and Douglas Cobb to talk about the best advice to jump start students.

The Desk talks with Laney College Liberal Arts Dean.

Former Laney College students discuss their journey as students, and how they now support students in their positions at the college.

This conversation with former Oakland City Council Member Loren Taylor has everyone thinking about good possibilities.

The Desk talks music and music education, and welcomes Laney College Music instructors Victor Siu and John Seager.

The Desk talks mental health with Laney College Mental Health Specialist, Susan Yee, Wellness Center colleague, Danielle Burroughs, ROC colleague Vincent Garrett, Wellness Center Peer Support, Randi Cross, Laney College Students Jesse, and Alissa.

Laney College Veterans Center Coordinator, Jean Carey, hosts a barbecue lunch for Laney College Veterans, and the Desk went to them.

Co-host Randi Cross sits in the hot seat to discuss all her endeavors.

Joseph Fotu the recruiter for Cubert, Inc. talks about life after football, helping a company grow, and opportunities in battery tech.

The Chief Administrative Officer, Technology & Information Systems, Antoine Mehouelley and the Director of Marketing, Communications and Public Relations, Mark Johnson visit the Desk.

The Desk talks candidly about meeting student needs, particularly Laney’s food efforts.

The President’s Desk celebrates its 50th episode with voices from the beginning to the present.

The Desk welcomes the CEO of the Lao Family Community Development Organization and former Mayor of San Pablo, Kathy Chao Rothberg.

The Desk welcomes Kim Jones with the Adult Education.

Former San Pablo Mayor, and now CEO of the Lao Family Community Development Organization, Kathy Chao Rothberg joins the desk to talk about community development.

The desk talks career readiness with Yawo Tekpa from the Oakland Private Industry Council.

The Desk welcomes Dean of Math and Science Angel Fuentes from Laney College, who talks astronomy, AI and what's in store for the future.

Dean of Liberal Arts Beth Maher and Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Counselor/Coordinator Dr. Nate Failing come to the desk.

The Desk welcomes Shemila Johnson and Ann Gonzales from the Northern Alameda County Adult Education Collective.

The Desk share a laugh with Laney College graduate Yemisi Obalade and Umoja Support Specialist Shanice Millican.

The Desk host Laney College SOAR program specialist Tania Mitchell and Jay Gomez.

The Desk talks to the Dean of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Libraries Tarek ElJaarrari and Berkeley City College EOPS/CARE and CalWorks coordinator Ramona Bulter.

The Laney College Speech and Leaders club's We Exist event serves as the backdrop for the desk, with various guest.

The Desk welcome Laney Financial Aid Director Dr. Joseph Koroma and Student Support Center Colleague Charles Bradford.

China Town Chamber of College President Carl Chan and Basic Needs Coordinator Katrina Santos share their insights at the Desk.

Music professor Juanita Uloa and Laney carpenter carpenter profess

The Desk welcome Dr. David Lee.

The Desk welcome Lawrence Vanhook, Danielle Burroughs, and Randi Cross.

Merritt College President, Dr. David Johnson returns to the Desk to discuss student support.

The President's Desk welcome Merritt College President, David Johnson and Laney Women's Basketball coach, Ramaundo Vaughan.

One Talk, two Presidents. Laney College President, Dr. Rudy Besikof, is joined by Merritt College, Dr. David Johnson.