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  • As conference manager at KPBS, Antonio Faustino Jr oversees venue operations, event management, and sales for meeting and event spaces. He is also responsible for coordinating client and school tours of the station.
  • If you’re looking for fellowship but can’t make it in person to OMA, join our Virtual Art Share series from home or wherever you are with refreshments of your choice, and enjoy some conversation with fellow artists! Sculptors, painters, photographers, and artists of all disciplines are welcome. Take part in this conversation via a computer, tablet, or smartphone. How to Participate: Email your file (JPEG or PNG) to Theo, dehartt+artshare@gmail.com, with "OMA Virtual Art Share” in the subject line of your email. This online event is hosted on Zoom, join the meeting here. Meeting ID: 884 8509 1576 Content Advisory: This is a supportive peer group for artists of all experience levels, engaging with a broad range of subject matter, including but not limited to: artificial intelligence, anime, landscapes, various forms of sculpture, photography, portraiture, figurative work, LGBTQ themes, sexuality, politics, and war. Because the artwork and discussions may include mature or sensitive content, participants under the age of 18 must either be accompanied by a parent or guardian or have explicit guardian permission to attend. If any participant—adult or underage—prefers to avoid potentially triggering content, we are happy to accommodate by scheduling their presentation earlier in the session to allow for a timely and respectful departure. Visit: oma-online.org/artist-alliance/ Oceanside Museum of Art on Facebook / Instagram
  • Robert Harper is the director of information technology at KPBS, where he leads IT strategy, network security and cloud infrastructure. He is responsible for managing high-availability systems and leading the technical teams that keep the station’s digital operations running smoothly and securely.
  • The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off this June across the U.S., Mexico and Canada. Ahead of that, San Diego has a new soccer park where people can play for free.
  • A deadly ski season in California raises urgent questions. Why doesn’t the state track resort injuries or deaths, and who’s protecting people on the slopes?
  • Eisner Week celebrates graphic novels, sequential art, free speech and the legacy of comics pioneer Will Eisner.
  • Actress-turned-director Maggie Gyllenhaal gives voice and agency to the iconic "Bride of Frankenstein" from the 1935 classic film.
  • Death cafés are creating space to talk openly about dying. For some, those discussions ease fear and isolation.
  • Neoni is the powerhouse alt-pop sister duo whose cinematic sound blends dark pop, rock, and electronic intensity. Known for their anthemic hooks, high-impact production, and fearless lyricism, the duo has built a devoted global fanbase drawn to themes of resilience, rebellion, and transformation. Their rise began in 2021 with the release of their debut EP "Wars in a Wonderland," recorded during quarantine and packed with high-energy tracks like “Darkside,” which has since surpassed 300 million streams on Spotify alone. The project quickly gained momentum across streaming platforms while also expanding their presence in film, TV, and gaming through sync placements including "How to Get Away With Murder," "Love Island," and ESL’s 2020 CSGO Katowice tournament theme “Conquer.” Neoni on Instagram
  • Josiah Leming has paid his dues. As a teenager from East Tennessee, his devotion to music led him to hit the road, where he lived in his car and played for anyone who would listen. That took him all the way to a major record deal when he was only nineteen. When that ended, he refused to give up and became an indie artist, relying solely on the music and his undeniable gift for crafting relatable songs that led to a devoted fan base he calls the Bonnevilles. He appreciates them so much that he includes them in his artist name. “They’re the reason I’m able to make music,” he says. 2024 saw Josiah and the Bonnevilles reaching new heights, completing a headlining tour of thirty-three sold-out dates followed by a slew of international stops that proved his global following. He has become known for raw emotion and a profound connection to his audience. This newfound attention has led to much anticipation for his new album — and "As Is" lives up to the expectations. Josiah and the Bonnevilles on Facebook / Instagram
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