Southern California Public Radio- FCC Quarterly Programming Report April 1-June 30, 2017 KPCC-KUOR-KJAI-KVLA Duration Public Affairs Issue Public Affairs Issue START TIME min:sec 1 2 Show & Narrative 4/1/2017 Off-Ramp: Jesus Ambrosio walks the Long Beach Grand Prix track with veteran racer Tommy Kendall and Mazda Motorsport communications officer Dean Case. (Jesus 12:08 6:55 Sports Transportation Ambrosio)

Entertainment Off-Ramp: Off-Ramp commentator Brandon Morgan shares his experience as a 12:15 5:08 Arts And Culture Industry Hollywood Hotel valet and how it informed his film making. (Brandon Morgan) Off-Ramp: John Rabe interviews Adam Savage about his new live show "Brain Entertainment Candy", focused around teaching and understanding everyday science. (John Rabe, 12:28 15:48 Industry Science Adam Savage) Off-Ramp: Veteran racecar driver Tommy Kendall shares his five biggest pet peeves 12:43 4:14 Transportation Sports when it comes to driving. (Jesus Ambrosio, Tommy Kendall) Law & Interview (one Order/Courts/Poli Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with Marc Haefele about the abandoned Parker Center, 12:56 7:15 guest) ce its history and its fate. (John Rabe, Marc Haefele.)

Historical Events/ Interview (one 1:03 5:17 History Segments guest) Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci interviews her late abuelo about old LA. (Taylor Orci) 4/3/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry previews Gorsuch confirmation vote and the world leaders meeting with President Trump with Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College, Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst ,Ilya Somin, Law & professor of law at George Mason University; Order/Courts/Poli Emily Bazelon, staff writer for New York Times Magazine. 10:06 10:40 Politics ce Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Drought to Deluge: Have you changed your personal water habits? Larry discusses with Stephen Gregory, KPCC’s environment and science 10:43 10:58 Environment Energy editor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why are LA traffic fatalities way up after plan to reduce them by 20%? Larry discusses with Meghan McCarty, KPCC reporter covering Computers/Intern commuting and mobility issues, and Seleta Reynolds, General Manager of the Los 11:06 11:25 Transportation et/IT Angeles Department of Transportation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why the shrinking middle class is a threat to the US Economics and Books/ Literature/ republic – Larry discusses Ganesh Sitaraman, associate professor of law at Vanderbilt 11:28 11:50 Business Authors Law School. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: MLB Opening Day: LA Times veteran baseball writer previews Dodgers, Angels – Larry discusses Bill Shaikin, baseball writer for the Los 11:52 11:58 Sports Media Angeles Times.

Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Drop to Deluge - KPCC’s Emily Guerin explains why California's water situation 9:07 7:45 Environment Politics varies across the state through a tour of Southern California’s water system. TAKE TWO: A Day of Water - There was a long drought followed by a lot of rain, so what has all this extreme weather done to the state's water management situation? A Martinez talks to Felicia Marcus, Chair of the State Water Resources Control Board, Buzz Thompson, Director of Sacramento/State the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment and Jeffrey Kightlinger, General Manager of 9:15 17:00 Environment Politics the Metropolitan Water District. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot – Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan joins A Martinez for the latest news 9:35 7:15 Industry Business from Hollywood.

TAKE TWO: Dodgers Opening Day - Dodgers' Opening Day is here, so to help make the most of your day at the ball game, A Martinez is joined by Jenna Chandler, editor of Curbed LA and 9:42 5:00 Sports Travel author of "Dodger Stadium: The ultimate guide to L.A.'s ballpark."

TAKE TWO: Strong Black Woman – All week, Congresswoman Maxine Watersreceived a boost on social media because of her response to comments made by Fox News host Bill O’Reilly, and the strong black woman moniker resonated with many people. Take Two's Austin Cross 9:48 8:15 Racial Relations Politics looks into the deeper meaning of the term with UCLA’s Brenda Stevenson. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Stacey Wilson Hunt on the Emmy's Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Collin Friesen on the role of Instagram in museums Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Robert Schenkkan on his new play “Building the Wall” 4/4/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With Mexico, U.S. border wall bids due today, parsing the effectiveness of the barrier – Larry discusses with Jessica Vaughan, director of Policy Studies at Center for Immigration Studies and Homeland Konstantin Kakaes, fellow at the D.C.-based think tank New America. 10:06 10:23 Security Politics

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA Times reports arrests in CA down dramatically -- is that true and if so, why? – Larry discusses with Cindy Chang, staff writer for the Los Law & Angeles Times, Frank Stoltze, correspondent who currently covers criminal justice Order/Courts/Poli and public safety issues for KPCC and Donny Youngblood, Kern County Sheriff and 10:25 10:41 ce Politics president of the California State Sheriff’s Association. Gender Equity/Transgend Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Mike Pence won't eat dinner alone with women who 10:43 13:58 Politics er Issues aren't his wife - sexism or self-preservation? – Larry discusses with listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After 15 years, some in California think it’s time for Dianne Feinstein to hang it up – Larry discusses with Carolyn Lochhead, DC Correspondent with the San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento/State Dan Walters, political columnist for the Sacramento Bee. 11:06 11:21 Politics Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: From scientific to surreal: delving into how the mind Books/ Literature/ tackles time – Larry discusses with Dean Buonomano, Ph.D., professor of behavioral 11:24 11:42 Science Authors science at UCLA. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: What should the LA Civic Center look like? – Larry discusses with Jose Huizar, Los Angeles City Councilmember representing Entertainment District 14, and Tanner Blackman, partner at L.A.-based Kindel Gagan Public Affairs 11:44 11:58 Sports Industry Advocacy.

TAKE TWO: Wall Bids – It's deadline day for contractors hoping to take on one of the most Economics and controversial jobs in the country: building President Trump's border wall with Mexico. Libby 9:07 8:00 Immigration Business Denkmann speaks with Elliot Spagat, Associate Press correspondent based in San Diego.

TAKE TWO: China and Trump Meeting – As China's President Xi Jinping prepares for a visit to the US on Thursday, how does the president's shifting stance on China impact Southern Californians? Libby Denkmann talks to Clayton Dube, Director of the USC China-Institute, part 9:15 8:40 Politics Foreign News of the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. TAKE TWO: Skid Row Council – Some people in Skid Row want to create their own neighborhood council because their concerns about homelessness and other issues aren't being addressed enough by the council that covers all of Downtown. Libby Denkmann talks 9:24 7:30 Politics Housing Issues with reporter Eddie Kim from LA Downtown News about what's at stake if there's a split. TAKE TWO: Has Silicon Valley Gerrymandered Itself? – There are questions now about whether the tech industry has isolated itself from the rest of the US, making it harder for tech Computers/Intern to lobby in DC for issues that matter to it like immigration. WIRED’s Issie Lapowsky has been 9:35 7:00 Politics et/IT writing about this and joins Libby Denkmann.

TAKE TWO: Internet Security Fixes – Congress voted to rollback provisions preventing internet service providers from selling consumer data without permission so a number of popular internet tools sprung up that can limit what marketing information can be captured. Libby Computers/Intern Denkmann talks with Josephine Wolff, professor of public policy and computing security at 9:42 7:00 et/IT Politics Rochester Institute of Technology. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Libby Denkmann is joined by music journalist, Justino 9:49 7:00 Arts And Culture Industry Aguila. He'll bring in new music offerings from Residente and Datio Black. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: WSJ's Hannah Karp on music industry gains Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Hrishikesh Hirway talks with Nora Jones Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Aimee Mann on her new album “Mental Illness” 4/5/2017 Gender Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Does the Civil Rights Act cover LGBTQ people -- SCOTUS Equity/Transgend Order/Courts/Poli likely to take up question – Larry discusses with Douglas NeJaime , visiting professor 10:06 10:16 er Issues ce of law at Harvard Law School.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Tax policy experts weigh in on nixing federal deduction for state and local taxes and potential effect on CA – Larry discusses with Alan Viard, Economics and Sacramento/State resident scholar on federal tax and budget policy at the American Enterprise Institute 10:18 10:32 Business Politics and Edward Kleinbard, professor of law at the Gould School of Law at USC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing whether government intervention could curb drug prices – Larry discusses with Zeke Emanuel, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and Paul Howard, director of health policy and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. 10:33 10:58 Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing the Trump Administration’s next steps after Syria chemical attack – Larry discusses with Louisa Loveluck, Washington Post correspondent covering Syria, Jessica Ashooh, scholar at the Atlantic Council, specializing in Middle East strategy; Joshua Landis, professor of international and 11:06 11:24 Foreign News Politics area studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Divided we fall: Why California Democrats are having a GOP moment – Larry discusses with Laurel Rosenhall, reporter at the nonprofit Washington, DC journalism venture and Nathan W. Monroe, an associate professor of political 11:27 11:39 Politics reports science at the University of California, Merced.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New Lee Morgan documentary is a tragic but poetic ‘love- Diversity/ Cultural letter’ to jazz’s legendary trumpeter – Larry discusses with Kasper Collin, writer and 11:42 11:58 Arts And Culture Events director of the documentary “I Called Him Morgan” TAKE TWO: 34th District and the Dems - The race to fill the Congressional seat vacated by now-state Attorney General Xavier Becerra is set against the national debate about the future and soul of the Democratic Party. Libby Denkmann talks with KPCC's Mary Plummer, Jack Sacramento/State Pitney from Claremont McKenna College, and California Democratic Party Secretary, Daraka 9:07 9:10 Politics Politics Larimore-Hall. TAKE TWO: Consent Decree - Following Jeff Sessions pulling back on police reform, we explore Law & the LAPD's reforms known as the consent decree, that was in effect for over 10 years after the Order/Courts/Poli Washington, DC Rampart scandal of the late 1990s. Libby Denkmann talks to Connie Rice, civil rights attorney 9:16 6:45 ce reports and a longtime LAPD watchdog. Economics and TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - Libby Denkmann gets the latest sports news with Take Two 9:35 8:00 Sports Business contributors Andy and Brian Kamenetzky. Law & Computers/Intern Order/Courts/Poli TAKE TWO: Scam Calls - LA Times' David Lazarus speaks to Libby Denkmann about the newest 9:43 6:45 et/IT ce wave of scams phone calls and how to protect yourself. Economics and TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Libby Denkmann looks at the business of style and fashion in 9:50 6:15 Arts And Culture Business Southern California with Michelle Dalton Tyree from Fashion Trends Daily. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Eric Thomas on the bad Pepsi ad Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Adriana Cargill on LA Phil exhibit "Nimbus" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Chris Thile on his new album and Prairie Home Companion 4/6/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Senate GOP goes for nuclear option on Gorsuch vote, plus the latest on Nunes, Bannon moves – Larry discusses with Lisa Mascaro, reporter covering Congress for the Los Angeles Times, Washington, DC Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for the New York Times. 10:06 10:21 Politics reports

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Do or die: Governor Brown’s big transportation bill faces major vote – Larry discusses with Roger Dickinson, executive director of Transportation California, Joel Fox, head of the Small Business Action Committee, Vince Fong, State Assemblymember representing the 34th District, and Melissa Sacramento/State Melendez, State Assemblymember representing the 67th District. 10:23 10:40 Transportation Politics

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A personal look at how the Vietnam War changed an entire generation – Larry discusses with James Wright, president emeritus and 10:42 10:58 Politics Foreign News Professor of History Emeritus at Dartmouth College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What the city of LA is taking away from new study Law & showing multi-year highs in hate crimes – Larry discusses with Brian Levin, professor Order/Courts/Poli Diversity/ Cultural of criminal justice, and Francisco Ortega, acting director for the City of Los Angeles 11:06 11:20 ce Events Human Rights Commission.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With the advent of YouTube TV, looking at the changing 11:22 11:30 Media Arts And Culture landscape of television streaming – Larry discusses with Klint Finley, Wired writer. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Answering everything you’ve ever wanted to know about twins – Larry discusses with Youth/Children's Entertainment Dr. Nancy L. Segal, Professor of Psychology at Cal State Fullerton. 11:30 11:58 Issues/ Family Industry TAKE TWO: Nunes - As Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Congressman Devin Nunes had been the leader of the probe into Russian meddling in U.S. elections. To explain Washington, DC how Nunes got to stepping aside, A Martinez is joined by Carla Marinucci, senior writer for 9:07 7:30 reports Politics Politico's California Playbook.

TAKE TWO: LA Times Trump Editorials - Each day this week, the LA Times's editorial page has issued scathing indictments of President Trump as part of a six-part series titled, "The Problem 9:14 8:30 Politics Media with Trump". A Martinez talks to Nick Goldberg, editor for the opinion pages. Law & TAKE TWO: Bail Reform - California lawmakers have been working to change a fundamental Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/State aspect of criminal procedure in the state – monetary bail. A Martinez talks about the plan with 9:23 9:00 ce Politics state Senator Bob Hertzberg. TAKE TWO: Road Repair - A new Caltrans report shows how much recent winter rains wreaked havoc on roads. CALmatters reporter Ben Christopher looked into it and he speaks 6:45 9:36 Transportation Natural Disaster with A Martinez.

Economics and TAKE TWO: The Ride - Things aren't looking quite so rosy for auto makers. A Martinez looks at 6:45 9:42 Transportation Business the dim future for American car sales with motor critic, Sue Carpenter. Law & Order/Courts/Poli Economics and TAKE TWO: HighQ - A Martinez gets the latest information about the new legal marijuana 6:40 9:50 ce Business industry with KPCC’s Jacob Margolis. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: The creators of "Shots Fired" on how they started Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Andrew McCarthy on his new novel "Just Fly Away" 4/7/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Justice Gorsuch could likely influence the next docket of Supreme Court decisions – Larry discusses with Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine School of Law and Sacramento/State Erwin Chemerinsky, founding dean of the School of Law at UC Irvine. 10:06 10:30 Politics Politics

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In major foreign policy move, Trump orders airstrike in Syria: Analysis, updates – Larry discusses with Nabih Bulos, Beirut-based reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Susan Glasser, Chief International Affairs Correspondent at POLITICO, Nicholas Heras, fellow at the Center for a New American Security, and 10:30 10:58 Politics Foreign News Brian Katulis, senior fellow for national security at the Center for American Progress. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Going in Style,’ ‘Smurfs: The Lost Village’ and more – Larry discusses with KPCC Film critics Tim Cogshell, Peter Rainer and Charles Solomon. 11:06 11:38 Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Alive and Kicking’ director and 97-year-old ‘Queen of Swing’ talk about the joys of swing dancing – Larry discusses with Susan Glatzer, Diversity/ Cultural director of the swing dancing documentary, “Alive and Kicking” and Norma Miller, 11:40 11:58 Arts And Culture Events Lindy Hop dancer and the "Queen of Swing." TAKE TWO: Syria Reax - Yesterday, U.S. Destroyers launched missiles in response to a chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government on civilians earlier this week. Syrain actor, War/ Military Jay Abdo who fled the country a few years ago for making comments critical of the Events/ Military government, talks with A Martinez about how the Syrian refugee community are reacting to 9:07 8:45 Culture Foreign News this military action.

War/ Military TAKE TWO: CA Trump Reax - Republican response to the missile launch on Syria has been Events/ Military mixed. For the reaction of a Trump supporter here in Southern California, A Martinez speaks 9:16 6:00 Culture Foreign News with Mike Simfenderfer of the political advocacy group Make California Great Again.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - Lawmakers vote on a Brown's tax plan, the "Governator" talks Sacramento/State trash about Trump, snd Congressman Devin Nunes caves under the weight of an ethics review. 9:22 11:00 Politics Politics A Martinez talks about all of it with Politico's Carla Marinucci and USC's Sherry Bebitch Jeffe. TAKE TWO: Writer's Strike - The Writers Guild may strike if it there isn't an agreement in its contract negotiations by Monday. A Martinez speaks with Variety's Cynthia Littleton, and Shari Entertainment Sterns, owner of a TV studio adjacent dry cleaner who lost 30% of her business during the last 9:37 8:00 Labor Issues Industry strike. TAKE TWO: Marvel Diversity- Marvel executive David Gabriel said recently that diversity in comics have hurt sales, and that sparked a firestorm of criticism. A Martinez talks with Vox Economics and culture writer Alex Abad-Santos about how the basis for the numbers that Gabriel used might 9:45 7:05 Racial Relations Business be a flawed metric. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview- A Martinez gets a preview of the weekend's best events with 9:52 4:30:00 Arts And Culture Travel Marielle Wakim from Los Angeles magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: VICE's Isobel Yeung and Gianna Toboni on reporting Entertainment 3:46 7:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Michelle Lanz interviews Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' choreographer Kat Burns Entertainment 3:53 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Brian Edwards discusses "Homeland" stereotypes 4/8/2017 Off-Ramp: Singer Barbara Morrison joins Sean J. O'Connell to consider the life and Entertainment legacy of Ella Fitzgerald, who would have turned 100 this April 25. (Barbara Morrison, 12:07 11:10 #N/A Industry Sean J. O'Connell , John Rabe)

Entertainment Historical Events/ 12:18 9:18 Industry History Segments Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci interviews '90s punk band that dog. (Taylor Orci) Entertainment Off-Ramp: Mike Roe talks to Clint Reagan about the special effects in "Logan." (Mike 12:27 4:55 Media Industry Roe, Clint Reagan) Interview (one Off-Ramp: California's Gold cameraman opens up about working with Huell Howser. 12:37 8:39 guest) Media (John Rabe, Luis Fuerte) 4/10/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Neil Gorsuch confirmed to Supreme Court, plus future of Law & U.S.-Russia relations as Tillerson heads to Moscow – Larry discusses with Ange-Marie Order/Courts/Poli Hancock-Alfaro, professor of political science and Pete Peterson, dean of the School 10:06 10:32 ce Politics of Public Policy.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As evangelism wanes, what’s next for political 10:33 10:58 Religion Politics evangelists? – Larry discusses with Frances FitzGerald, journalist and author.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A behind-the-scenes look at how Gov. Brown’s massive Sacramento/State transportation bill got passed – Larry discusses with Patrick McGreevy, reporter who 11:06 11:19 Politics Transportation covers the California Legislature in Sacramento for the LA Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should the Lakers deliberately lose games to retain draft position? – Larry discusses with Bill Plaschke, sports columnist for the Los Angeles 11:22 11:39 Sports Politics Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA Kings Announcer Bob Miller on his legacy and farewell – Larry discusses with Bob Miller, American sportscaster and former announcer for 11:42 11:59 Sports Media the Los Angeles Kings.

TAKE TWO: Coptic Reax - For Coptic Christians in Egypt, Palm Sunday was marked by tragedy when two churches were bombed, killing nearly 50 and injuring many more. For a look at how the attacks are being felt here in Southern California, A Martinez speaks with Father Joseph 9:07 10:15 Foreign News Religion Boules of St. Mary & St. Verena Coptic Orthodox Church in Anaheim. TAKE TWO: Syrian-American Rapper - Late last week, the United States launched a military War/ Military strike against a Syrian government airbase. Reactions have been mixed from the Syrian Events/ Military Diversity/ Cultural diaspora around the world. A Martinez speaks with Omar Offendum, a Syrian-American hip 9:17 8:00 Culture Events hop artist based in Los Angeles.

Law & TAKE TWO: U Visas - U visas are granted to immigrants who are victims of crime but it's Order/Courts/Poli unclear whether law enforcement agencies in California are actually helping people with their 9:25 4:45 Immigration ce applications. A Martinez talks to Michelle Carey of LA Criminal Justice Institute. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot - Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan gives us the latest news from 9:34 9:45 Industry Business Hollywood. Law & Order/Courts/Poli TAKE TWO: LAPD Hybrid - The Los Angeles Police Department has a new car. And it's a hybrid! 9:44 5:15 ce Transportation It's also really fast. KPCC motor critic, Sue Carpenter joins with more. TAKE TWO: Surfer Biome - A project out of UC-San Diego is looking to re-define what being healthy means by studying surfers and their microbiomes. A Martinez speaks with Cliff 9:50 6:30 Science Environment Kapono, head of the project and a surfer himself. Entertainment Economics and 3:36 5:00 Industry Business The Frame: Jonathan Handel discusses WGA and AMPTP contract negotiations Entertainment 3:41 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Betto Arcos interviews Jungle Fire on their new album "Jambú" The Frame: Photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield on her multimedia Entertainment exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography and forthcoming book "Generation 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Wealth" 4/11/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In wake of another school shooting, what’s campus protocol for suspicious individuals? – Larry discusses with Pedro Noguera, Ph.D., Homeland Youth/Children's distinguished professor of education at the UCLA and Kenneth S. Trump, president of 10:06 10:33 Security Issues/ Family National School Safety and Security Services.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How to bridge what may feel like a growing divide in a Washington, DC hyperpolarized world – Larry discusses with Jody Armour, Professor of Law at the 10:33 10:58 Media reports University of Southern California and Eugene Volokh, Professor of Law at the UCLA. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Moscow reporter, Russia expert lay out Secretary Tillerson’s game plan during visit to Kremlin – Larry discusses with Greg White, government editor for Bloomberg’s Moscow bureau and Edward Fishman, 11:06 11:20 Foreign News Politics nonresident senior fellow with the Dinu Patriciu.

Economics and Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why America’s tax system is ‘A Fine Mess’ – Larry 11:23 11:41 Business History Segments discusses with T.R. Reid, former Washington Post reporter.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How zealous fans are creating a new type of business and Economics and marketing model – Larry discusses with Zoe Frade-Blanar, faculty member of New 11:43 11:58 Media Business York University and Aaron M. Glazer, co-founder and CEO of Squishable. TAKE TWO: Dems in OC - The Democratic Party is opening a field office in Irvine, CA. with the hope to secure congressional seats in typically Republican areas that voted blue in the 2016 presidential election. A Martinez speaks with Fred Smoller, professor of political science at 9:07 7:00 Orange County Politics Chapman University.

TAKE TWO: Social Media Outrage - United Airlines earned the ire of the Internet Monday Computers/Intern after an attempt to remove a passenger got out of hand. A Martinez examines outrage in the 9:14 9:30 Media et/IT age of social media with Juntae Delane, founder of website, Digital Branding Institute. TAKE TWO: Recall and Liability - The Takata airbag recall is one of the most far-reaching in Law & manufacturing history and that could open drivers up not only to safety problems, but Order/Courts/Poli insurance ones as well. A Martinez speaks with George Keating with the USC Gould School of 9:24 7:00 ce Transportation Law. TAKE TWO: Drought and Wildlife - What impact have the drought and then heavy rains had on native aquatic vertebrates such as pond turtles, native frogs, and toads? A Martinez speaks with Greg Pauly, Curator of Herpetology at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County 9:34 8:00 Environment Natural Disaster breaks it down. TAKE TWO: CAL Report: Under 2 - As Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports, California and hundreds of smaller governments around the world are working to match or exceed the 9:42 4:15 Environment Politics efforts of nations. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Take Two contributor Steve Hochman visits A Martinez 9:47 9:30 Arts And Culture Industry with his selections of new music to refresh anyone’s playlist. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Filmmaker Ryan Suffern discusses the documentary film "Finding Oscar" Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Marcos Najera on the play "The Encounter" at The Wallis Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: TSOL's Jack Grisham on his career and playing Coachella 4/12/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California lawmakers propose moving primary up, gaining clout – Larry discusses with Carla Marinucci, senior writer for POLITICO’s California Sacramento/State Playbook and Jessica Levinson, professor at Loyola Law School and President of the 10:06 10:21 Politics Politics LA Ethics Commission.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Bills call for CalPERS to divest from Border Wall, DAPL -- but how would it affect state workers? – Larry discusses with Adrian Martinez, staff attorney at the environmental law firm, EarthJustice and Randy Diamond, reporter at 10:23 10:40 Immigration Politics the trade publication, Pensions and Investments, who covers CalPERS and CalTRS. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California mulls allowing safe spaces for IV drug users – Larry discusses with Laura Thomas, deputy state director of the Drug Policy Alliance Sacramento/State Public Health/ and Dr. Damon Raskin, M.D. chief medical advisor for Cliffside Malibu Treatment 10:42 10:58 Politics Medicine Center.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The pros and cons of expanding LA County rules for involuntary hospitalization – Larry discusses with Kathryn Barger, Los Angeles County Supervisor representing the 5th District, Carol Sobel, a civil rights attorney who has represented L.A.'s homeless in federal courts, Jonathan E. Sherin, director of the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, and Dorothy Edwards, Formerly Public Health/ homeless and a current advocate for the Corporation for Supportive Housing’s 11:06 11:40 Medicine Politics “SpeakUp!” program. Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses comedy, counterculture, Cheech Marin, 11:42 11:58 Arts And Culture Events stand-up comedian, actor, director and author.

TAKE TWO: Hiking Dangers – A Martinez speaks with Mike Leum, Assistant Director of Reserve Forces Detail and Search and Rescue Group Leader with the LA Sheriff's Department joins with 9:07 9:15 Environment Travel some advice on how to prepare and safely navigate LA’s mountain trails.

TAKE TWO: Latino Unemployment – The nation's unemployment rate continues to fall, but the economy is particularly strong for Latino workers. A Martinez looks at the impact of Latino Economics and entrepreneurship and employment on the economy with Natassia Rodriguez Ott, researcher 9:16 6:30 Business Racial Relations with the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. Law & Order/Courts/Poli TAKE TWO: SB Schools - KPCC's Kyle Stokes reports on last Friday's school shooting in San 9:23 4:15 ce Education Bernardino. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – LA sports legends are going all out to promote the city in its bid for the Economics and 2024 Olympics. A Martinez gets the latest sports news with contributors Andy and Brian 9:31 12:15 Sports Business Kamenetzky.

TAKE TWO: Never Out of Season – Thanks to modern industrial agricultural techniques, Economics and seasonal produce is available year round, and is more vulnerable to pathogens. A Martinez 9:44 7:15 Business Science speaks with Robert Dunn about his new book "Never out of Season". TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Dance studios in LA are now offering classes so people can learn the Economics and choreography from "La La Land." Fashion and style contributor Michelle Dalton Tyree took 9:51 5:15 Arts And Culture Business lessons herself and joins A Martinez. Entertainment 3:36 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Gideon Bower on being onstage with the LA Phil Entertainment 3:44 3:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: John Horn rounds up highlights at Coachella music festival Entertainment The Frame: Cartoonist-filmmaker Dash Shaw discusses his debut animated film "My 3:47 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea" 4/13/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing chances of success of first lawsuit filed against Law & proposed US-Mexico border wall – Larry discusses with Brian Segee, senior attorney Order/Courts/Poli for the Center for Biological Diversity and Julie Axelrod, director of investigations and 10:06 10:23 Politics ce staff counsel at the Immigration Reform Law Institute.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Aspen Skiing’s purchase of Mammoth means for SoCal skiers – Larry discusses with Hugo Martin, business writer for the Los Angeles Economics and Times and Ben Bergman, KPCC senior reporter on the Southern California economy. 10:26 10:41 Business Travel Airtalk with Larry Mantle: 8-year-old boy in Ohio drove his family van to get Youth/Children's McDonald’s: So what’s the craziest thing you did as a kid? – Larry discusses with 10:43 10:58 Issues/ Family Transportation listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The 100th day curse: Should a president be judged by that Washington, DC benchmark? – Larry discusses with Adam Cohen, journalist, and Julia Azari, an 11:06 11:30 Politics reports associate professor of political science at Marquette University in Milwaukee. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Cats: Why we can’t live with them, can’t live without Youth/Children's Diversity/ Cultural them – Larry discusses with Thomas McNamee, author and the recipient of a 2016 11:30 11:58 Issues/ Family Events Guggenheim fellowship. TAKE TWO: Homeless Update - In the past two elections, voters in LA city and county passed ambitious measures to fund anti-homeless measures. KPCC's Rina Palta joins A Martinez to give us an update on how that money might be spent. Homelessness is just as much of an issue in Orange County, and KPCC's Jill Replogle explains what the efforts to combat the 9:07 11:30 Housing Issues Orange County problem there look like. TAKE TWO: CA Sea Levels - A new report commissioned by the state reveals that sea levels are rising a lot faster than previously thought. For more on what this means for California, A Martinez speaks with one of the report's authors, Gary Griggs, professor of earth sciences at 9:18 7:00 Environment Science UC Santa Cruz. TAKE TWO: Netflix - Netflix says they will be investing billions of dollars towards productions Entertainment Economics and based California. Sharon Waxman, CEO of the Wrap, talks with A Martinez about the possible 9:26 6:30 Industry Business impact of this. TAKE TWO: The Ride - The eighth movie in the Fast and Furious series opens this week, and Entertainment our motor critic Sue Carpenter (who's seen them all) gives A Martinez a preview, and explains 9:36 7:45 Industry Transportation the ongoing appeal of this franchise. TAKE TWO: NASA Plane - NASA is developing aeronautic technology that looks to revolutionize commercial air travel and it's happening right in our own backyard in Palmdale. Matt Redifer is Chief Engineer for the X 57 plane and he joins A Martinez for a preview of the X 9:44 7:00 Science Transportation 57 and more tech in the NASA pipeline. Law & TAKE TWO: High Q - Marijuana and the crop of businesses that need space to set up shop, Economics and Order/Courts/Poli from retail storefronts for dispensaries to professional kitchens are driving up real estate 9:51 5:30 Business ce prices. KPCC's Jacob Margolis joins A Martinez. Entertainment The Frame: LA Times film reporter Steve Zeitchik discusses the 2017 Cannes Film 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Festival lineup Entertainment The Frame: Jonathan Schifflet interviews Singer-songwriter Tift Merritt on her new 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry album "Stitch Of The World" Entertainment 3:46 11:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Simon Birch gives a tour of "The 14th Factory" exhibit 4/14/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the potential risks and payoffs in President Trump’s bombing of Afghanistan – Larry discusses with Megan Oprea, senior contributor at The Federalist, Vikram Singh, vice president of National Security and International Policy for the Center for American Progress in DC and Max Boot, senior 10:06 10:26 Foreign News Politics fellow for national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Nearing 100 day mark, Republican analysts explore competing narratives on the state of the party – Larry discusses with Tevi Troy, Washington, DC president of the American Health Policy Institute and Sean T. Walsh, Republican 10:29 10:41 Politics reports political analyst. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: United CEO promises to stop forced removal of passengers, but how would it work? – Larry discusses with Charlie Leocha, President 10:44 10:58 Transportation Travel and founder of Travelers United.

Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘The Fate of the Furious,’ ‘The Lost City of Z’ 11:06 11:39 Arts And Culture Events and more - – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Peter Rainer and Justin Chang. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Mars in the Movies:’ A history on how the planet has Diversity/ Cultural dominated sci-fi film – Larry discusses with Thomas Kent Miller, former 11:42 11:58 Arts And Culture Events documentation specialist at NASA. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – The California and the presidential primary, the fate of the Orville Dam and a deeper look at the bill that could make California a "sanctuary state." Carla Sacramento/State Marinucci, senior writer for Politico's California Playbook and USC’s Sherry Bebitch Jeffe join A 9:07 15:00 Politics Politics Martinez. Law & TAKE TWO: Financial Literacy - Tax Day is nearly here, so we thought it would be the perfect Economics and Order/Courts/Poli time to debut our new segment on that gives you advice on smart money moves. Financial 9:22 10:10 Business ce planner Delia Fernandez joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: BBC Vaccines - Overall, vaccination rates in the US are high, but there are some Public Health/ communities where large numbers of kids have not been immunized. The BBC's Global Health 9:32 3:30 Medicine Science Correspondent Tulip Mazumdar went to one of them in Washington. TAKE TWO: LA’s Tap Water - The LADWP recently released its annual drinking water quality report and declared LA water as clean as bottled water. Take Two's Julia Paskin joins A Martinez for a water taste test. He also speaks with Mark Gold, associate vice chancellor of 9:40 8:00 Environment Science environment and sustainability at UCLA. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Two gets a preview of the weekend's best events with 9:48 4:20 Arts And Culture Travel Marielle Wakim from Los Angeles magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran. TAKE TWO: Trump Easter Eggs - The annual White House Easter Egg Roll is an event that some use as an indicator for how organized the administration is but his year, reports are that the Trump administration has been slacking on getting it organized. Dolores Mendoza organized Diversity/ Cultural this year's Egg Bowl at the Pasadena Rose Bowl and she tells A Martinez how much work is 9:53 2:30 Religion Events required to make an Easter tradition. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Variety TV critic Sonia Saraiya on the season finale of "Girls" Entertainment The Frame: Bedroom Collective's Valgeir Sigursson and Nico Muhly on the Icelandic 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry music scene and the LA Phil's upcoming Reykjavik Festival Entertainment The Frame: Bedroom Collective's Valgeir Sigursson and Nico Muhly on their 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry performance styles 4/15/2017 Interview (one Public Health/ Off-Ramp: Ed and Matt Asner talk about their autistic kids and autism film festival. 12:07 9:00 guest) Medicine (John Rabe) Entertainment Off-Ramp: Branden Morgan remembers his father-in-law Roy Battocchio who gave 12:24 3:42 Obituaries Industry up fame and money for creative bliss. (Branden Morgan) Interview (one Public Health/ Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon interviews Carol Downer, Eagle Rock woman and 12:38 7:45 guest) Medicine abortion activist. (Chris Greenspon) Off-Ramp: Rosalie Atkinson interviews literature professor dAvid pAddy about Kurt Books/ Literature/ Vonnegut's voice and legacy. pAddy also reads an excerpt from "Breakfast of 12:45 6:45 Obituaries Authors Champions." (Rosalie Atkinson 4/17/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Talking tax protests and reforms ahead of tax day, plus what to make of rising tensions between US and North Korea – Larry discusses with Economics and Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College and Jack 10:06 10:39 Business Politics Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Major hiking path to the Hollywood Sign set to close – Larry discusses with Sarajane Schwartz, resident of Hollywoodland for nearly 40 years, Linda Othenin-Girard, president of The Oaks Homeowners Association and 10:41 10:58 Transportation Travel Sarah Dusseault, chief of staff for Councilman David Ryu. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Despite ambitious incentive program, film and TV production in LA falls – Larry discusses with Dominic Patten, Senior Editor and Chief TV Critic at the news and entertainment site, Deadline, Kevin Klowden, managing Economics and economist at the Milken Institute, and Joseph Henchman, Vice President, Legal & 11:06 11:34 Media Business State Projects, The Tax Foundation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Under pressure: Should homework be abolished for elementary school students? – Larry discusses with Vicki Abeles, author of the book, Beyond Measure: Rescuing an Overscheduled, Overtested, Underestimated Diversity/ Cultural Generation, and Jay Mathews, an education columnist for the Washington Post who 11:34 11:58 Education Events has been following the issue. TAKE TWO: LAPD and De-escalation – Tomorrow, the Los Angeles Police Commission is Law & expected to roll out new policies on when the use of force is necessary and when de- Order/Courts/Poli escalation techniques would be more appropriate. A Martinez talks about it with KPCC 9:07 7:20 ce Labor Issues reporter Frank Stolze. TAKE TWO: ICE and Detainees - Numbers are out and they show that from January 20th through March 13th, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 21,362 immigrants, mostly convicted criminals. A Martinez talks about it with Washington Post’s immigration 9:14 7:00 Immigration Politics reporter, Maria Sacchetti.

TAKE TWO: City of Dreams - Dodger Stadium is now the 3rd oldest in baseball but it also has a complicated past, full of political, racial, social and financial implications that are still being felt Historical Events/ today. A Martinez talks with Jerald Podair's about his new book, "City of Dreams: Dodger 9:22 7:30:00 History Segments Sports Stadium and the Birth of Modern Los Angeles, is about that history". Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez gets the latest entertainment news with Vanity Fair’s 9:33 7:00:00 Industry Business Rebecca Keegan. TAKE TWO: Chicken and Donuts – It turns out, fried chicken and donuts is now a bona fide 9:40 8:20 Arts And Culture Travel trend. Take Two’s Austin Cross and Lori Galarreta investigated.

TAKE TWO: Ramp Meters – Freeway meters have been around for a half century now, and Historical Events/ although they can be frustrating and confusing, experts say they actually work. A Martinez 9:48 8:20 Transportation History Segments talks about it with Wahib Jreij, acting senior transportation engineer for CalTrans. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: LA Times pop music critic Mikael Wood reviews Coachella 2017 Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Hrishikesh Hirway talks with Gorillaz' Damon Albarn Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Veep's Matt Walsh discusses the show's evolution 4/18/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: H-1B Executive Order: Debating the economic feasibility of ‘Buy American, Hire American’ – Larry discusses with Rob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Ron Hira, an associate Economics and professor of public policy at Howard University, and Brian Riedl, senior fellow at the 10:06 10:40 Business Politics Manhattan Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who wins in the potential privatization of America’s air traffic control – Larry discusses with Baruch Feigenbaum, assistant director of Economics and transportation policy with Reason Foundation, and Selena Shilad, executive director, 10:42 10:58 Business Transportation Alliance for Aviation Across America. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the stakes between public safety and punishing Law & the poor with state bail reform– Larry discusses with Rob Bonta (D-Oakland), Order/Courts/Poli Diversity/ Cultural California assemblyman representing District 18 and Eric Siddall, Los Angeles County 11:06 11:34 ce Events Deputy District Attorney. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In controversial move, President Trump congratulates Turkey's president on latest win – Larry discusses with Nahal Toosi, Foreign Affairs 11:34 11:40 Foreign News Politics Reporter for POLITICO. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: Is professional baseball boring or just in need Diversity/ Cultural of rebranding? – Larry discusses with Rob Arthur, baseball columnist at 11:43 11:58 Sports Events FiveThirtyEight. TAKE TWO: Military and Poverty - Nobody officially keeps track, but thousands of service War/ Military members have incomes low enough that they qualify for SNAP benefits and critics say the Events/ Military Economics and Pentagon does little to address, or even track the magnitude of the problem. KPCC’s Dorina 9:07 5:30 Culture Business Merina reports. War/ Military TAKE TWO: Vet Folo Chat - When it comes to food assistance in the military, there are some Events/ Military Economics and reforms on the horizon that could help service members here in Southern California. For a 9:12 4:40 Culture Business closer look, A Martinez speaks with KPCC's Dorian Merina. TAKE TWO: Facebook Responsibility – Following the gruesome Cleveland murder that was Law & uploaded to Facebook, we ask, is the social media platform in fact, a publisher and what kind Computers/Intern Order/Courts/Poli of ethics and standards should it be held to? A Martinez discusses with Laura Davis, Digital 9:17 6:30 et/IT ce News Director of the Annenberg Media Center at USC. TAKE TWO: Autism and Improve Therapy - Zip Zap Zop Enrichment, an organization that holds improvisational workshops to help kids with Autism learn how to open up to, and Public Health/ entertain their peers. We visit one of the classes and A Martinez talks with Kate Movius, the 9:28 11:27 Medicine Arts And Culture head of Autism Interaction Solutions in Los Angeles. TAKE TWO: The Marines and the Desert Tortoise – Before the US Marines can expand their War/ Military base in Twentynine Palms, hundreds of little Desert Tortoises need to be moved, and its even Events/ Military been given a code name - Operation Desert Tortoise. A Martinez talks about it with David 9:40 8:00 Environment Culture Danelski, environmental and investigative reporter for the Press Enterprise. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – A Martinez gets new music reviews with Oliver Wang from 9:48 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry Soul/Sides.com. Economics and 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: LA Times reporter Stephen Battaglio talks about FCC auction Economics and The Frame: KOCE President & CEO Andrew Russell on effects of FCC sale on PBS 3:41 6:00 Arts And Culture Business viewers Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Denise Di Novi on directing "Unforgettable" 4/19/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Justice Gorsuch hears major SCOTUS case on church-state separation- Larry discusses with Lawrence Hurley, reporter covering the US Supreme Court for Reuters, Jenny Pizer, senior counsel and law and policy director for Lambda Washington, DC Legal Defense and Brad Dacus, president of Pacific Justice Institute, a legal defense 10:06 10:31 Politics reports organization specializing in religious issues headquartered in Sacramento. Law & Order/Courts/Poli Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry sits down with LAPD Chief Beck to talk on use-of- 10:32 10:58 Politics ce force and body cam policy changes, plummeting arrests in California and more Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry interviews NextGen Climate President Tom Steyer 11:06 11:23 Environment Politics discusses his potential run for CA Governor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Media watcher, Republican strategist on future of Bill O’Reilly at Fox News, what it might look like without him – Larry discusses with Joe Concha, media reporter and columnist for The Hill and Sean T. Walsh, Republican 11:25 11:40 Media Politics political analyst. Youth/Children's Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What have you forgiven? What’s too difficult to let go of? 11:43 11:58 Issues/ Family Events – Larry discusses with listeners.

TAKE TWO: California Hospital Report - A report assessing hospital quality of care shows Public Health/ California slipping in the ranks and 6 of the 10 hospitals to receive an F across the country are 9:07 8:00 Medicine Science in California. A Martinez speak with Chad Terhune, reporter for Kaiser Health News. TAKE TWO: LGBT Immigration - The youth-led immigrant rights movement in the US has deep connection with the movement for LGBT rights. 9:15 6:10 Immigration #N/A The California Report's Zaidee Stavely has the story.

TAKE TWO: Platform Holly - Platform Holly, infamous for it’s relationship to the 2015 Refugio Sacramento/State Beach oil spill, will be decommissioned and removed from its home two miles offshore. A 9:21 6:00 Environment Politics Martinez speaks with Linda Krop, Chief Counsel for the Environmental Defense Center.

TAKE TWO: Oroville Damage Assessment – The Center of Catastrophic risk management at UC Berkeley has released the first major assessment of what went wrong with the Oroville dam 9:27 6:45 Natural Disaster Environment spillway. For a full break down, A Martinez speaks with LA Times reporter, Ralph Vartabedian. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - Tuesday is Game 2 in the Clippers/Jazz series, and Los Angeles lost Economics and game one, negating home court advantage. A Martinez talks with Take Two contributors Andy 9:38 11:00 Sports Business and Brian Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Coachella continues this weekend, and many fashion labels rely on the event to promote their brand. A Martinez speaks with Michelle Dalton Tyree who visited Economics and with one company to learn what their strategy is for capturing the attention, and fashion 9:49 7:00 Arts And Culture Business dollars of festival goers. Economics and 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Ben Bergman feature on WGA-AMPTP negotiations Entertainment The Frame: Gina Prince-Bythewood and Reggie Rock Bythewood on "Shots Fired" TV 3:40 3:00 Arts And Culture Industry show and WGA negotiations Entertainment 3:43 3:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: John Ridley on WGA negotiations Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Ashly Burch on voice acting video games and "Horizon Zero Dawn" game 4/20/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: House unveils Dodd-Frank replacement, but will it go the way of ACA repeal? – Larry discusses with Rob Tricchinelli, reporter covering financial regulation for Bloomberg BNA, Nicole Gelinas, senior fellow at the Manhattan Economics and Washington, DC Institute and a columnist at the New York Post and Joe Valenti, director of consumer 10:06 10:31 Business reports finance at the Center for American Progress.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s illegal to sell homemade food in CA, but that might Diversity/ Cultural change – Larry discusses with Matt Jorgensen, co-CEO of Josephine, and Jeff Nelken, 10:31 10:58 Events Politics a food safety expert, consultant, and food safety auditor in Los Angeles. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Republican venture capitalist John Cox talks about joining the race for California Governor John Cox, certified public accountant, lawyer, Sacramento/State businessman and founder of Cox Financial Group. 11:06 11:22 Politics Politics Gender Equity/Transgend Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Surviving domestic violence – Larry discusses with Yvette 11:24 11:36 er Issues Issues/ Family Lozano, director of Intervention and Emergency Services at Peace Over Violence. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pilot, former police officer explains why we can’t stop Diversity/ Cultural watching LA car chases - – Larry discusses with Tim Lynn, pilot reporter for KTLA’s Sky 11:38 11:58 Events Media 5 and former police officer . TAKE TWO: LA Budget - Later this morning, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will deliver his Economics and annual State of the City address. A Martinez talks about it with law professor and political 9:07 7:00 Politics Business commentator, Jessica Levinson. TAKE TWO: Health Costs - We meet one man who says Obamacare's cost-sharing subsidies Public Health/ made a big difference as he battled acromegaly, a fight that required brain surgery. KPCC’s 9:14 4:15 Medicine Politics Rebecca Plevin reports.

Law & TAKE TWO: Police and Lying - Democratic Assemblyman Miguel Santiago of Los Angeles Sacramento/State Order/Courts/Poli recently introduced legislation that would change the standard to prove an officer lied in a 9:19 7:00 Politics ce report or testimony. A Martinez talks with law enforcement reform expert, Michael Gennaco.

TAKE TWO: O'Reilly and the Future of Fox News - On Wednesday, Fox News officially severed Entertainment ties with its star host Bill O'Reilly. A Martinez checks in with Daniel Holloway, senior TV writer 9:26 7:30 Media Industry for Variety, on the importance of personality in broadcasting. TAKE TWO: The Ride – For Earth Day, we have a round up of green car products and initiatives, including Toyota's new heavy-duty fuel cell semi truck unveiled Tuesday that's going into service at the Port of LA, and Tesla's all-electric semi truck. Sue Carpenter talks 9:37 7:00 Transportation Environment about all it with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Delicioso – The USPS is releasing a collection of forever stamps that celebrates a Diversity/ Cultural variety of Latino dishes. A Martinez speaks with artist, John Parra who was commissioned to 9:44 5:40 Events Arts And Culture illustrate the collection.

TAKE TWO: Primero Sueño - For almost three decades, music students at CalArts have recorded at the famed Capitol Records building in Hollywood. Take Two contributor Betto Entertainment Arcos spent an afternoon with the latest one to do so, Primero Sueño, an all-female group, as 9:50 5:40 Arts And Culture Industry they recorded a song to be included on CalArts annual Jazz album. Entertainment The Frame: LA's Center Theater Group Michael Ritchie on partnership with NY's 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Second Stage Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Marcos Najera feature on Cinepolis theater Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: John Ridley on LA riots documentary "Let it Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992" 4/21/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Immigration roundup: DHS Inspector General report says ICE can’t handle increased deportations, plus the DOJ’s warning to California – Larry discusses with Joseph Tanfani, DC-based investigative reporter for the LA Time, Chris Newman, legal director, National Day Laborer Organizing Network, and Dan Cadman, retired ICE officer and a fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, a research organization that focuses on immigration-related issues.

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Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On the eve of a country-wide march, AirTalk asks listeners about the role of politics in science – Larry discusses with Jason Marshall, a postdoctoral fellow in mechanical and civil engineering at Caltech, and Roger Pielke Jr., Faculty affiliate at the University of Colorado, Boulder in their Center for Science 10:31 10:39 Politics Science and Technology Policy Research.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Born in China,’ ‘The Promise,’ ‘Unforgettable’ 11:06 11:39 Arts And Culture Media and more – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Claudia Puig and Christy Lemire. Gender Equity/Transgend Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should Awards Shows have gender neutral acting 11:41 11:58 Media er Issues categories? – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Claudia Puig and Christy Lemire.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - A raucous town hall for California Senator Dianne Feinstein, Governor Jerry Brown faces some heat over deals he cut earlier this month, plus: a look at the Sacramento/State story that Congressman Darrel Issa is calling B-S. A Martinez speaks with Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, 9:07 12:00 Politics Politics professor of public policy at USC, Scott Shafer, senior editor of politics at KQED. TAKE TWO: California Science Teachers March - The National Science Teachers Association has urged its members to participatein tomorrow's March for Science and many K-12 teachers from California are expected to attend. Carolyn Jones has been covering this for EdSource and 9:19 6:00 Education Politics joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Meteors - A meteor shower is streaking across our skies and it will peak Saturday - just days before the new moon when the sky is darkest. We talk to Jane Houston Jones, the 9:25 3:45 #N/A #N/A public outreach specialist for JPL and host of the space podcast, "What's Up."

TAKE TWO: LA State Historic Park– Take Two got a sneak peek and tour of the 32-acre green space in the middle of Los Angeles that's been 16 years in the making. Superintendent of 9:33 8:40 Environment Travel California State Parks, Los Angeles sector, Sean Woods, was our guide. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - A Martinez gets a preview of the weekend's best events with 9:42 3:30 Arts And Culture Travel Marielle Wakim from Los Angeles magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran. TAKE TWO: Ice Cream Museum - An extension to our weekend preview, Take Two’s Leo Duran toured the Ice Cream Museum that opens in the Arts District today, and he joins A 9:45 3:00 Arts And Culture Travel Martinez to talk about it. TAKE TWO: Unheard LA – This weekend, in KPCC’s Crawford Family Forum, we will present “Unheard LA,” a new, three-part series of live shows in different venues around our sprawling and too-often disconnected metropolis. A Martinez get a preview with Ashley Alvarado, KPCC’s Manager for Public Engagement and Jon Cohn, KPCC's Managing Producer, Forum 9:49 6:55 Arts And Culture Media Programs & Live Events. Entertainment The Frame: Esquire writer Irvin Weathersbee on Kendrick Lamar's album "Damn" and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Coachella Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Priska Neely reports on Cal Arts Shark Tank competition Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Comedian Jonah Ray on hosting "Mystery Science Theater 3000" 4/22/2017 Entertainment Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with Amy Inoye, of Future Studio Gallery, about Deborah 12:07 7:00 Arts And Culture Industry Brown's Cock Bob sculpture in Glassell Park. Entertainment Off-Ramp: John Rabe tracks down Deborah Brown to learn the meaning of her 12:14 6:25 Arts And Culture Industry sculpture titled,"Cock Bob" in Glassell park. 12:20 6:44 Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: John Rabe takes a tour at Los Angeles State Historic Park with Sean Events Environment Woods, Superintendent of State Parks, Los Angeles Sector. 7:39 Off-Ramp: RH Greene reports from Palm Springs and talks to Micheal Mirelez, the Diversity/ Cultural Historical Events/ man who helped save native Bird Singing from extinction. 12:34 Events History Segments 3:25 Off-Ramp: We remember Donna Fuller who died on Tuesday. She performed in Playboy Jazz Clubs, toured with Christine Jorgesen, and John Rabe recently Historical Events/ interviewed her to learn about her life -- including the time she recorded music at 12:41 Obituaries History Segments Capitol Records. 12:46 5:46 Law & Off-Ramp: John rabe speaks with assemblyman Mike Gatto about an audit that Order/Courts/Poli shows the DMV is not regulating disabled parking placards. ce Transportation 12:52 5:51 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Another DIY film festival by Tim Cogshell. This time Cogshell explores Arts And Culture Industry great directors who were one and done. 4/24/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Budget and tax reform highlight busy to-do list for Trump administration, plus the ripples to expect from France’s election outcome – Larry Economics and discusses with Zachary Courser and Marisa Abrajano, professor of political science at 10:06 10:42 Politics Business the University of California, San Diego. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Coachella attendees, how do you approach drug use? – Public Health/ Larry discusses with Randall Roberts, music writer at the Los Angeles Times, and 10:44 10:58 Arts And Culture Medicine listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How income inequality is changing philanthropy – Larry Economics and discusses with David Callahan, founder and editor of the media site Inside 11:06 11:35 Business Labor Issues Philanthropy. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The CA DMV isn’t adequately preventing abuse of disabled Sacramento/State parking permits – Larry discusses with Margarita Fernández, Chief of Public Affairs of 11:38 11:58 Transportation Politics the CA State Auditor. TAKE TWO: Death Penalty - The California Department of Corrections and Resources is Law & expected to have new proposed rules for how legal injection is administered this Wednesday. Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/State A Martinez speaks with Deborah Denno, an expert on lethal injection and law professor at 9:07 9:00 ce Politics Fordham University.

TAKE TWO: Where the Water Goes – The history of how Americans have fought over who Books/ Literature/ gets the water and where it goes, is the focus of David Owen's new book, "Where the Water 9:16 7:40 Authors Environment Goes: Life and Death Along the Colorado River.” Owens talks to A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Spiders - Winter rains have replenished fallow fields and made our hillsides more verdant but with the extra green, comes extra critters to munch on it, and the things that like to munch on those critters... like spiders… lots of spiders. Take Two’s Austin Cross has the 9:24 2:40 Environment Science story. TAKE TWO: Beyond Gas Tax - A new report released today by Beacon Economics projects that Sacramento/State the current fuel tax plan simply won't generate enough revenue to get road repairs done. A 9:31 4:20 Politics Transportation Martinez speaks with Adam Fowler, Manager of Public Policy Research at Beacon Economics.

TAKE TWO: Road Charge – The CA Department of Transportation has the results of the Sacramento/State yearlong Road Charge Pilot, an experiment to investigate replacing the gas tax with a charge- 9:35 6:00 Transportation Politics by-the-mile system. Take Two contributor Sue Carpenter joins A Martinez. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez gets the latest entertainment news from our regular 9:41 6:40 Industry Business contributor Rebecca Keegan, entertainment reporter for Vanity Fair. TAKE TWO: Unheard LA – This past weekend KPCC's "In Person" - our live events team, launched "Unheard LA." A Martinez speaks with the host of the series, Bruce a Lemon Jr. We also hear an excerpt from a spoken word piece in the show, "Where are you from?" by Eddy 9:48 7:00 Arts And Culture Media M. Gana Jr. and Stephanie Sajor. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: NYT reporter Cara Buckley on the film "The Promise" Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Vera Farmiga and Kerry Ehrin on "Bates Motel" TV series Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer-director JD DIllard on debut feature film "Sleight" 4/25/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Hollywood reacts to the WGA strike authorization – Larry discusses with Jonathan Handel, an attorney and a contributing editor to the 10:06 10:25 Media Labor Issues Hollywood Reporter.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After CA NRA affiliate files lawsuit over assault weapons ban, a look at chances to succeed and how SCOTUS could fit in – Larry discusses with Law & War/ Military Chuck Michel, CEO and senior partner at the Long Beach-based law firm Michel & Order/Courts/Poli Events/ Military Associates, and Amanda Wilcox, legislative advocate of the California Chapters of the 10:27 10:41 ce Culture Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Violence. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Occidental College psychologist on why people resist Youth/Children's science – Larry discusses with Andrew Shtulman, an associate professor of 10:43 10:58 Science Issues/ Family psychology and cognitive science. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal experts make case for whether California could Law & resume executions by next year – Larry discusses with Robert Weisberg, professor of Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/State law at Stanford University and Justin Brooks, project director at the California 11:06 11:19 ce Politics Innocence Project. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A history and current happenings of what could be the West’s populist movement – Larry discusses with John Fonte, senior fellow and Historical Events/ director of the Center for American Common Culture and Michael Kazin, history 11:22 11:40 History Segments Politics professor at Georgetown University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Student group sues UC Berkeley over Ann Coulter event – Law & Larry discusses with Harmeet Dhillon, civil rights and business litigation attorney, and Youth/Children's Order/Courts/Poli Scott Lewis, J.D., partner with The National Center for Higher Education Risk 11:42 11:58 Issues/ Family ce Management Group. TAKE TWO: Corporate Tax and California - President Trump says he wants to cut corporate taxes to 15 percent. Bhagwan Chowdhry is a Professor of Corporate Finance with UCLA Economics and Anderson School of Management, and talks to A Martinez about what it means for the Golden 9:07 5:20 Politics Business state. TAKE TWO: Deported kids - What does happen to a child when a parent is deported and what Youth/Children's if that parent is the only caregiver that child has? Cal Matters’ Elizabeth Aguilera joins A 9:12 7:30 Immigration Issues/ Family Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Knock Knock Burglaries – The so-called “knock knock” method for burglarizing Law & homes is on the riseso, the West Valley police force has developed a special knock knock unit. Order/Courts/Poli A Martinez speaks with Detective Armando Monarrez who oversees the unit advises on what 9:20 7:00 ce Housing Issues you should and should not do if you ever find yourself in that situation.

TAKE TWO: Charter Regulations - This week ,the struggle between charter schools and Sacramento/State traditional schools will heat up as legislators in California consider bills that could put new 9:31 6:00 Education Politics regulations on charter schools. A Martinez gets the latest with KPCC's Kyle Stokes.

Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - This week, music supervisor Morgan Rhodes joins A 9:37 11:00 Arts And Culture Industry Martinez and offers new selections from El Michaels Affair, Tash Saltana and more. TAKE TWO: Unheard LA - This past weekend, KPCC's live events team launched the live personal storytelling series, "Unheard LA" ... Hidden stories of Southern California. We’ll hear from Whittier resident Joshua Rigsby who told his story and his reflections about the shooting 9:48 7:00 Arts And Culture Media of a police officer there in February. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Emerson College Professor Miranda Banks on WGA Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Anny Celsi on the rock billboards of the Sunset Strip Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Kitty Green on JonBenet Ramsay documentary 4/26/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating the ‘biggest’ cuts in Trump’s tax plan – Larry discusses with Chris Edwards, an economist and director of tax policy at the Cato Institute and Harry Stein, director of fiscal policy at the Center for American Progress, Kyle Pomerleau, economist and director of federal projects at the Tax Foundation, Economics and Pete Peterson, dean of the School of Public Policy, and Caroline Heldman, associate 10:06 10:39 Business Politics professor of politics at Occidental College. Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Flying cars may soon be a reality – Larry discusses with 10:41 10:58 et/IT Transportation John Markoff, journalist and book author. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: State Audit of UC system finds widespread mishandling, Sacramento/State hidden funds, UC pushes back – Larry discusses with Melody Gutierrez, political 11:06 11:18 Politics Education reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Diving into federal judge’s decision to block Trump’s order Order/Courts/Poli on sanctuary city funding – Larry discusses with Sudhin Thanawala, legal affairs 11:21 11:30 ce Politics reporter at The Associated Press. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: He predicted the revitalization of urban centers like Historical Events/ Downtown LA, but Richard Florida now sees the ills – Larry discusses new book with 11:30 11:58 Politics History Segments Florida. TAKE TWO: National Monuments – Today, President Donald Trump will sign an executive order aimed at reviewing national monument designations from the past 20 years. Mike Washington, DC Doyle, Washington reporter at McClatchy newspapers, tells A Martinez what's driving this 9:07 7:00 reports Environment move and what can be affected here, in California. TAKE TWO: LA Bald Eagles – A pair of bald eagle and their eaglets have made their home the San Gabriel Canyon of the Angeles National Forest. A Martinez speak with Steve Scauzillo who covers the environment for the Southern California News Group and has been keeping tabs on 9:14 5:10 Environment Science the birds for the last year.

TAKE TWO: OC Riverwalk – Earlier this year, officials there sought to clear the homeless Law & encampment along the Santa Ana River but advocates for the homeless fought back with Order/Courts/Poli lawsuits. Now, a federal judge has taken the unusual step of walking the river with lawyers 9:20 5:00 Orange County ce from both sides and KPCC's Jill Replogle recently tagged along. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Several companies are shuttering their stores in Southern California, from Macy’s to Payless Shoes, to boutique shops like BCBG. To get a sense of the bigger Economics and economic effects in LA county and beyond, A Martinez talks to Michelle Dalton Tyree of 9:25 7:20 Business Arts And Culture Fashion Trends Daily.

TAKE TWO: Pac Pro Football – Soon, there will be a new option for football players to bypass Economics and the college system entirely, and earn their first football paychecks before they sign up for the 9:36 6:00 Sports Business NFL and it's called the Pacific Pro Football League. League CEO Donald Yee joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – If indeed Friday is the end for the Clippers, it opens up a big old bag of Economics and questions for the team, with maybe some uncomfortable answers. A Martinez talks about that 9:42 9:00 Sports Business and more with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.

TAKE TWO: Unheard LA – This past weekend, KPCC's live events team launched the live personal storytelling series, "Unheard LA: Hidden Stories of Southern California." All week, Diversity/ Cultural we’ll hear from Keffelew who talks about her family’s assimilation into the U.S. (and Southern 9:51 5:00 Arts And Culture Events California) after coming here from Ethiopia. Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Jodie Foster on the late Jonathan Demme Entertainment 3:47 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Producer Ed Saxon on the late Jonathan Demme Entertainment 3:51 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Reed Morano on "The Handmaid's Tale" TV series Entertainment 3:46 1:00 Industry The Frame: Tom Hanks on the late Jonathan Demme 4/27/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump administration rolls out office to help victims of crimes committed by immigrants – Larry discusses with Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at Center for Immigration Studies and Chris Newman, legal director of 10:06 10:26 Politics Immigration the National Day Laborer Organizing Network.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How campus, law enforcement are preparing for possible Youth/Children's protests and violence following cancelled Anne Coulter event – Larry discusses with 10:29 10:42 Politics Issues/ Family Tim Williams, retired LAPD senior detective supervisor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A Nation Engaged: The use of executive orders by Historical Events/ presidents – Larry discusses with Julian Zelizer, presidential historian and Tevi Troy, 10:45 10:58 History Segments Politics president of the American Health Policy Institute.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: We debate Measure C: Should all-civilian boards review Law & police disciplinary matters? – Larry discusses with Craig Lally, president of the Los Order/Courts/Poli Angeles Police Protective League, John “Jay” Handal, hearing examiner since 2007 for 11:06 11:33 ce Politics the Los Angeles Police Department Commision; and Peter Bibring of the ACLU.

Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Talking to your kids about your past substance use – Larry 11:34 11:58 Issues/ Family Arts And Culture discusses with Julie Cederbaum, associate professor of social work at USC. Law & TAKE TWO: 9th Circuit – The President told the Washington Examiner yesterday he'd like to Order/Courts/Poli Washington, DC break up the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. UCLA law professor, Adam Winkler joins A Martinez 9:07 7:40 ce reports for more. TAKE TWO: Trump and Travel – Reporter Vanessa Rancano brings the story of a Central Valley man from Yemen who's been working to being his family to the US- a plan now in jeopardy by 9:14 6:30 Immigration Politics Trump's travel ban. TAKE TWO: President Trump’s Tax Proposals and You, California – The White House unveiled an expansive, if vague, plan to overhaul the tax code. For more on what it could all mean for Economics and folks in the Golden State, A Martinez talks to Take Two contributor and personal finance 9:21 7:30 Business Politics adviser, Delia Fernandez. Law & TAKE TWO: High Q – By the end of the year, the legal marijuana industry will be ready to start Economics and Order/Courts/Poli running throughout the state. KPCC’s Jacob Margolis reports, you don’t need to look any 9:29 4:45 Business ce further than LA County to see how things might not work out.

TAKE TWO: The Ride – There's lots of news this week about cars that fly. Take Two’s motor Computers/Intern critic, Sue Carpenter joins A Martinez with reviews of the latest, and gives us a reality check on 9:37 8:00 Transportation et/IT if, and maybe when, we might be able to kiss the freeway goodbye, and just glide home. TAKE TWO: Jurupa Unified – The Jurupa Unified district has added online behavioral classes to the curriculum — and they're not the only ones to do so. A Martinez speaks to Joshua Lewis, Computers/Intern Director of Electronic Information Technology for Jurupa Unified to find out how those classes 9:45 6:30 Education et/IT have worked. TAKE TWO: Unheard LA – This past weekend, KPCC's live events team launched the live personal storytelling series, "Unheard LA… Hidden stories of Southern California." We'll hear from Brenda Gonzales, who recalls the first US government class she taught as an 9:52 4:15 Arts And Culture Immigration undocumented immigrant. Economics and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: WSJ reporter Ben Fritz on summer movies Entertainment The Frame: Recode's Kara Swisher and HBO's "Silicon Valley's" Suzanne Cryer on 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry women of Silicon Valley Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director John Waters on his new book "Make Trouble" 4/28/2017 Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk’s LA Riots special: Call in with your memories of Order/Courts/Poli what happened 25 years ago – Larry discusses with Frank Stoltze, correspondent at 10:06 10:58 Politics ce KPCC.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry Mantle and KPCC film critic Wade Major, Lael 11:06 11:39 Arts And Culture Media Lowenstein and Claudia Puig review this weekend’s new movie releases. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Nat Geo releases ‘LA 92’ documentary on 25th Anniversary of LA Riots – Larry discusses with Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin, co- 11:42 11:39 Arts And Culture Media directors of the new National Geographic documentary “LA 92.”

Historical Events/ TAKE TWO: LA Riots Open - Let's begin with a composite, a mash-up - snippets of sound from 9:07 4:00 History Segments Racial Relations the day the L.A. Riots began.

Historical Events/ TAKE TWO: Unrest in Los Angeles - KPCC’s Leo Duran examines the role that the death of 9:11 6:00 History Segments Racial Relations Latasha Harlins played in the LA Riots. TAKE TWO: Community Relations Roundtable - What happened after the unrest, and in the years that followed, to relations between the Korean American and African American communities? Erin Aubry Kaplan is a journalist who has written extensively about the its Historical Events/ legacy and Nadia Kim, a sociologist at Loyola Marymount University speak to A Martinez about 9:17 10:00 History Segments Racial Relations it.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Trump’s 100 days – We'll look at President Trump's first 100 days in office and how its affected California. A Martinez talks about it with Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Washington, DC professor of public policy at USC, Jeremy Carl, a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover 9:33 15:30 Politics reports Institution and Scott Shafer, senior editor for Politics and Government at KQED. TAKE TWO: Hollywood Strike – The writers' contract expires Monday, and they have Entertainment Economics and threatened to go on strike Tuesday if the talks fail. KPCC's Ben Bergman reports that a walkout 9:49 3:40 Industry Business would affect a lot more people than just writers. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview- A Martinez gets a preview of the weekend's best events with 9:53 4:10 Arts And Culture Travel Marielle Wakim from Los Angeles magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Playwright Roger Guenveur Smith on the play "Rodney King" Entertainment 3:41 6:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Playwright Roger Guenveur Smith on the play "Rodney King" (cont'd) Economics and 3:46 4:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Ben Bergman on possible writer's strike 5/1/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump’s 100th day, bipartisan funding bill, ACA repeal Economics and update – Larry discusses with Charles Kesler, Professor of Government at Claremont 10:06 10:58 Politics Business McKenna College and Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the environmental impact of new offshore oil and gas drilling in California – Larry discusses with Rock Zierman, chief executive Sacramento/State officer of the California Independent Petroleum Association and David Helvarg, 11:06 11:20 Environment Politics executive director of Blue Frontier. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: WGA deadline: To strike or not to strike – Larry discusses Entertainment with Dominic Patten, senior editor and Chief TV Critic at the news and entertainment 11:22 11:40 Industry Arts And Culture site, Deadline. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Forecasting the future of ESPN after company-wide layoffs – Larry discusses with A Martinez, host of KPCC’s ‘Take Two’ and James Andrew 11:42 11:58 Sports Media Miller, journalist and author of several books.

TAKE TWO: Innocence Project Feature - In the span of fewer than four weeks, Loyola Law Law & School’s Project for the Innocent won the release of three men who’d been wrongfully Order/Courts/Poli convicted in Los Angeles courts. To get a better sense of how the innocence project works, 9:07 6:40 ce Education KPCC’s Frank Stoltze took a closer look at one of its recent victories. TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide – On May 16th, the city of LA holds runoff elections for two Law & city council seats and two school board seats and there's a ballot measure that will put more Order/Courts/Poli civilians on panels that review police misconduct. KPCC politics reporter Mary Plummer joins A 9:14 5:20 Politics ce Martinez for review.

TAKE TWO: Labor and Undocumented workforce – For a look at how the relationship between labor and the undocumented workforce has changed over the years, A Martinez 9:19 6:40 Labor Issues Immigration speaks with Harley Shaiken, who teaches economics at UC Berkeley. TAKE TWO: May Day Protests - Labor Protests are planned in major cities around the U.S., including LA. KPCC's Leslie Berenstein Rojas hit the streets to get a sense of what people are 9:26 3:00 Immigration Politics talking about. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot - Vanity Fair's Hollywood correspondent Rebecca Keegan joins A 9:33 9:00 Industry Business Martinez for a regular segment on the business of tinsel town. Entertainment TAKE TWO: The Binge – Goliath, Feud, Luther and more. Mark Jordan Legan breaks down the 9:42 9:00 Industry Media best in streaming content with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Clippers Sink – The LA Clippers face an off-season riddled with some heavy Economics and questions that could bring back a much different team than one we've seen last few years. 9:51 4:40 Sports Business Andy Kamenetzky was at the game last night, he joins A Martinez for more. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Laura Poitras discusses documentary "Citizenfour" Entertainment 3:46 6:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Laura Poitras discusses documentary "Citizenfour" (cont'd) Economics and 3:51 4:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Various writers discuss possible WGA writer's strike 5/2/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legislative, environmental stakeholders explain pros and cons of new cap and trade proposal – Larry discusses with Danny Cullenward, a researcher at Near Zero, Rocky Chávez, California Assemblymember representing Sacramento/State the 76th Assembly District, and Erica Morehouse, senior attorney with the 10:06 10:30 Environment Politics Environmental Defense Fund.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A report card on the news media 100 days into the Trump presidency – Larry discusses with Michael Memoli, White House reporter at the LA Times, David Folkenflik, media correspondent at NPR and Jeffrey McCall, professor of 10:31 10:58 Politics Media communication at DePauw University in Indiana.

Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: KPCC investigation: Big rigs and road danger – Larry 11:06 11:31 Transportation et/IT discusses with Meghan McCarty-Carino, commuting and mobility reporter for KPCC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Cancer research development hype could give patients false hope – Larry discusses with Stephen J. Forman, M.D., leader of the Hematologic Public Health/ Youth/Children's Malignancies and Stem Cell Transplantation Institute at City of Hope and Otis 11:32 11:58 Medicine Issues/ Family Brawley, M.D., chief medical and scientific officer for the American Cancer Society. TAKE TWO: Cities vs. Big Banks – In a 5-3 decision, the Supreme Court court ruled that cities, Law & including Los Angeles, can sue banks for discriminatory lending practices that took place Order/Courts/Poli during the housing crisis. A Martinez talks about it with Richard Green, director of the USC 9:07 6:45 ce #N/A Lusk Center for Real Estate. Law & TAKE TWO: Wrongful Convictions – There's some new data about the number of inmates who Order/Courts/Poli Computers/Intern may have been wrongfully convicted in a report from a group called The National Registry of 9:14 7:15 ce et/IT Exonerations. KPCC's Frank Stoltze joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Tracking Crashes – Just last week, on the 5 freeway near Griffith Park, a big rig smashed through the center divider into oncoming traffic- a reminder of the destruction Economics and potential of large trucks on the roads. KPCC's Meghan McCarty Carino reports what's behind 9:21 7:00 Transportation Business the rising number and the efforts to keep drivers safe. TAKE TWO: Berkeley Terrorism Class – After the death of a classmate in the terror attack in Nice and the loss of another to a terrorist attack in Bangladesh, three UC Berkeley students decided to create a class where they could use their skills and ingenuity to help counter- Homeland terrorism and global security. A Martinez speaks with two of the course creators, Tyler Heintz 9:32 7:15 Security Education and Anjali Banerjee. TAKE TWO: Bray-Ali Politics – In a time of anti-establishment politics, could Bray-Ali's bold behavior be part of a growing movement or is this just Joe Bray-Ali in the death throes of a Computers/Intern political campaign? A Martinez talks about it with Christian Grose, professor of politics and 9:39 7:15 Politics et/IT public policy at USC.

Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Music journalist Steve Hochman brings in selections from 9:47 9:45 Industry Arts And Culture Anat Cohen & Trio Brasileiro, Aldous Harding and more to A Martinez. Economics and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Ben Bergman reports on WGA agreement Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Jonathan Schifflett interviews saxophonist Colin Stetson Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Justin Simien on "Dear White People" TV series 5/3/2017 Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FBI head James Comey dismisses role in Clinton’s election Washington, DC Order/Courts/Poli loss – Larry discusses with Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst and Caroline 10:06 10:34 reports ce Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College.

Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The science behind social awkwardness -- and why it’s not 10:34 10:58 Science Issues/ Family such a bad thing – Larry discusses with Ty Tashiro, psychologist and author. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Discussing the psychological toll on reviewers of violent Facebook content – Larry discusses with Josh Constine, editor-at-large for TechCrunch. Computers/Intern 11:06 11:25 et/IT Arts And Culture

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: SoCal housing market continues to sizzle, are we headed Economics and for another bubble? – Larry discusses with Daren Blomquist, senior vice president at 11:27 11:37 Housing Issues Business RealtyTrac and Noor Menai, president of CTBC Bank in Los Angeles. Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The exact moment you fell in love with LA – Larry 11:40 11:58 Arts And Culture Events discusses with John Rabe, host of KPCC’s Off-Ramp and listeners. War/ Military TAKE TWO: Missile Tests – The Vandenberg Air Force Base in Santa Barbara is set to test fire Events/ Military an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile early Wednesday morning. A Martinez talks 9:07 6:00 Culture Politics about the launch with Kevin Baron, Executive Editor of Defense One. TAKE TWO: Psych Trauma – The debilitating effects of post traumatic stress syndrome are well Public Health/ documented but studies suggest that surviving trauma might lead in some cases to personal 9:13 4:30 Science Medicine growth. Jay Price reports. TAKE TWO: Shark Attacks – Recent shark attacks are the first on record in Orange County. A Martinez finds out if these attacks are part of a new pattern of shark behavior, and what might be causing it, with Dr. Chris Lowe, professor in marine biology and director of the Shark 9:18 7:00 Environment Science Lab at California State University, Long Beach. TAKE TWO: Torrance Explosion – The U.S. Chemical Safety Board just released its final report on the Torrance Refinery explosion. KPCC’s infrastructure reporter Sharon McNary got an 9:29 6:40 Environment Energy early look at the report and joins A Martinez. Economics and TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – A Martinez talks about the latest in sports with Andy and Brian 9:36 7:45 Sports Business Kamenetzky.

Economics and Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Mother's Day is coming up, and Michelle Dalton Tyree from Fashion 9:44 5:30 Business Issues/ Family Trends Daily tells A Martinez how the holiday has outpaced Valentine's Day for jewelry sales. Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: Kid Chefs – A group a high school kids aren't athletes, spellers or debaters… 9:50 6:10 Issues/ Family Education they're chefs. The California Report's Lisa Morehouse has the story. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry THe Frame: THR reporter Natalie Jarvey discusses Hulu upfronts Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actress Debra Winger on "The Lovers" movie Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actress Debra Winger on "The Lovers" movie (cont'd) 5/4/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How much does Trump’s new religious liberty exec order really matter? – Larry discusses with Winnie Stachelberg, executive vice president of 10:06 10:20 Religion Politics External Affairs and Kim Colby, director of the Center for Law & Religious Freedom.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Two years after Torrance refinery blast, new report places blame squarely on ExxonMobil – Larry discusses with Betsy Brien, western region external relations manager at for PBF Energy and the Torrance Refinery, Sharon Public Health/ McNary, infrastructure reporter for KPCC and Sally Hayati, founding member and 10:23 10:42 Environment Medicine president of the Torrance Refinery Action Alliance.

Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should Facebook, Google, Twitter be legally liable for Computers/Intern Order/Courts/Poli aiding terrorism in San Bernardino attack? – Larry discusses with Theida Salazar, 10:43 10:58 et/IT ce attorney at law and Drew Mitnick, policy counsel at Access Now. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California might create a powerful new position: County Economics and executive of LA – Larry discusses with Zev Yaroslavsky, former Los Angeles County 11:06 11:19 Politics Business Supervisor. Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses breaking news on the health care bill with 11:21 11:25 Medicine Politics Sarah Karlin-Smith, health care reporter for POLITICO.

Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The Strip: Las Vegas and the Architecture of the American 11:25 11:40 Arts And Culture Events Dream – Larry discusses with Stefan Al, architect, urban designer and author. Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What big data mean for the future of baseball? – Larry 11:43 11:58 Sports et/IT discusses with Keith Law, senior baseball writer for ESPN Insider. TAKE TWO: Could the Riots Happen Again? – Are conditions ripe for another mass unrest in Historical Events/ Southern California in the coming years? A Martinez gets the opinion of UCLA sociologist 9:07 15:00 History Segments Racial Relations Darnell Hunt, Watts community advocate Tim Watkins, and KPCC reporter Frank Stoltze.

Law & TAKE TWO: Police Commission – Yesterday, the LA Police Commission approved 25 Order/Courts/Poli recommendations to reform the LAPD. A Martinez speaks to commission president, Matt 9:22 10:45 ce Racial Relations Johnson about how those ideas could improve the police's relationship with civilians. TAKE TWO: The Ride – Apple and Samsung are rivals in the mobile phone business and as our Computers/Intern motor critic Sue Carpenter notes, pretty soon they may be going head to head down the road. 9:36 7:00 Transportation et/IT She joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Dream Big – The California Science Center has opened a new 3-D IMAX movie. Gender Dream Big: Engineering Our World features impressive feats of engineering and the women Equity/Transgend engineers behind them. Take Two's Julia Paskin went to see Dream Big and brings us reactions 9:43 3:30 Science er Issues to the film from civil engineer Vanessa Paneto and from kids in the audience. TAKE TWO: Core Beliefs – In The Oatmeal latest comic, "You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you." creator Michael Inman tackles the question: "Why do we resist information that may affect our deeply held beliefs?" A Martinez gets into this with David Pizarro, 9:47 7:45 Science Media professor of psychology at Cornell University. Entertainment The Frame: Atlantic writer Sophie Gilbert on Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" TV series 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry controversy Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Marcos Najera reports on first theater production at Hollyhock House Entertainment The Frame: Singer Bret Berns on documentary about his father, "BANG: The Bert 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Berns Story" 5/5/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to watch for as the GOP health care bill heads to the Public Health/ Senate – Larry discusses with Margot Sanger-Katz, health care correspondent for the 10:06 10:26 Medicine Politics New York Times and Kevin Whitelaw, Congress editor for Bloomberg News. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Surprise! CA comes out big winner in $1.2 trillion Washington, DC government funding bill – Larry discusses with Evan Halper, DC-based reporter for 10:28 10:36 Politics reports the LA Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Concerns raised over depiction of teen suicide in Netflix’s ‘13 Reasons Why’– Larry discusses with Melissa Reeves, president of the National Public Health/ Association of School Psychologists and Jeremy Goldbach, assistant professor in the 10:37 10:58 Media Medicine School of Social Work at USC and a licensed master social worker (LMSW). Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘FilmWeek: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,’ ‘3 Diversity/ Cultural Generations’ and more – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Justin Chang and 11:06 11:40 Arts And Culture Events Christy Lemire. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: When the soundtrack makes the movie – Larry discusses Diversity/ Cultural with Season Kent, music supervisor and KPCC film critics Justin Chang and Christy 11:42 11:58 Arts And Culture Events Lemire.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - It was a victory for the GOP as House Republicans voted to put Sacramento/State the party one step closer to their goal of repealing and replacing Obamacare. A Martinez will 9:07 12:30 Politics Politics talk about it with USC’s Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Politico’s Carla Marinucci. Public Health/ TAKE TWO: High Risk Pools and California – What exactly are "high risk pools" and how do 9:19 2:40 Medicine Politics they work? Take Two’s Leo Duran gives us an explainer on these pools

Public Health/ TAKE TWO: High Risk Pools Folo - A Martinez talks to KPCC healthcare reporter Michelle Faust 9:22 4:20 Medicine Politics about California’s not so simple past in dealing with high risk pools. TAKE TWO: Homelessness Prevention - Lawmakers in LA are ramping up their fight against homelessness by looking at ways to prevent it and not allowing people to be put out on the street in the first place. KPCC Rina Palta talks to A Martinez about the thinking and the funding 9:27 4:00 Housing Issues Politics going into this idea.

TAKE TWO: Architect Diversity in So Cal – On Friday, the Architecture Institute of America will host an event, "Encompass: The Conference to Actualize Diversity and Inclusion" at the 9:34 6:20 Racial Relations Arts And Culture California African American Museum. Take Two's Julian Burrell reports. TAKE TWO: Preparing for the Floods - The risk of flooding is real as the snowpack melts rapidly. Jay Lund is the Director for the Center for Watershed Science at UC Davis and joins A Martinez to talk about how the state is and isn't prepared for the extreme weather patterns 9:41 5:00 Environment Natural Disaster that we are likely to be facing in our future. TAKE TWO: Jail Conditions and Deportation Spikes – As immigration officials seek to deport Law & more immigrants, they are looking for more places to lock up those immigrants. For the Order/Courts/Poli California Report, KQED’s Julie Small looks at a push to ensure humane conditions for 9:46 3:40 Immigration ce detainees in the state. Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview- Take Two gets a preview of the weekend's best events with 9:50 4:10 Travel Events Marielle Wakim from Los Angeles magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran. Entertainment The Frame: Variety reporter Janko Roettgers on closing of Facebook's Oculus Story 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Studio Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director James Ponsoldt on the film "The Circle" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer-director James Gray on the film "The Lost City of Z" 5/6/2017 12:07 5:02 Off-Ramp: Jacob Margolis takes a tour with Lucy Jones on the San Andreas Fault. Environment Natural Disaster 12:12 2:41 Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks to Dan Guerreo about recently departed Lucy Casado of #N/A Obituaries Lucy's El Adobe Café. 12:15 3:21 Economics and Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon finds out why Lovesick stores will be closing nationwide. Business Events The stores cater to plus-size women. 12:26 7:41 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Californio Theresa Chavez about being California Historical Events/ "royalty." Her family roots in California date back more than 200 years. History Segments Politics 12:33 5:35 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Californio Andrew Carillo about his family history. Historical Events/ History Segments Immigration 12:38 4:41 Off-Ramp: Jesus Ambrosio interviews Mike Barber about the giant Santa Statue along Historical Events/ Interview (one the 101. They also talk about Santa to the Sea, which Barber founded 10 years ago. History Segments guest) 12:48 7:30 Off-Ramp: We learn about the ancient language of the Aztecs called Nahuatl with the Books/ Literature/ Historical Events/ help of excerts from Mardonio Carballo's poetry. (Adolfo Guzman Lopez, John Rabe) Authors History Segments 12:55 4:45 Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: Rosalie Atkinson interviews Chef Anca Caliman, the owner of Parsnip in Events Arts And Culture Highland Park. 5/8/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: What French election results mean for US, plus Trump’s travel ban returns to court – Larry discusses with Lynn Vavreck, professor of political science at UCLA and Zachary Courser, research director of the 10:06 10:33 Foreign News Politics Dreier Roundtable. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: President Trump looks to fill federal court seats – Larry Washington, DC discusses with Michael J. Gerhardt, professor of constitutional law at the University 10:33 10:41 Politics reports of North Carolina. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New research shows that more adults over 50 are shacking up - – Larry discusses with Susan L. Brown, professor and chair of sociology Youth/Children's Public Health/ at Bowling Green State University in Ohio; one of her research focuses is on older 10:43 10:58 Issues/ Family Medicine adults and their attitudes toward cohabitation Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Delaine Eastin about her campaign for 11:06 11:21 Politics Politics California Governor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA students sue school district for suspensions over Law & ‘liking’ racist Instagram posts – Larry discusses with Eugene Volokh, professor at the Order/Courts/Poli UCLA School of Law, and Marc Ecker, lecturer in the College of Education at Cal State 11:24 11:40 Education ce Fullerton.

Public Health/ Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at inequality in America via its teeth – Larry 11:43 11:58 Medicine History Segments discusses with Mary Otto, oral health journalist based in DC. TAKE TWO: So Cal French react to French Election - Sam Loy is president of the French American Chamber of Commerce and he talks to A Martinez on how the election of Emmanuel 9:07 6:00 Foreign News #N/A Macron will affect buiness in in LA.

TAKE TWO: South Korean Elections – South Korea goes to the polls tomorrow. A Martinez check in what it means for US. Relations, North Korea and how it’s being watched by South 9:13 5:00 Foreign News Politics Koreans living in Southern California with David Kang, director of Korean Studies at USC. TAKE TWO: Ontario Airports - More people are moving inland, drawn by affordable housing. Inland Empire airports are starting to serve more commercial travelers and are looking to expand to meet growing travel demand. A Martinez with with John Husing, chief economist 9:18 5:00 Inland Empire Travel for the Inland Empire Economic Partnership. TAKE TWO: How Young Hmong Noys in Central California Fit - Movies like "Breakin'", "Beat Entertainment Street", Breakin 2 - Electric Boogaloo helped a slew of Hmong refugee kids in Fresno figure out 9:23 4:32 Immigration Industry a way to belong and stand out. Reporter Alice Daniel has the story. TAKE TWO: On The Lot — There is concern that the summer movie season may turn out to be Entertainment Economics and something of a dud, despite all the super hero movies. Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan joins A 9:33 9:00 Industry Business Martinez. TAKE TWO: Hollywood Sign Hiking — A popular hiking path to the Hollywood sign closed because of protests by nearby neighbors who were frustrated by the increased traffic on their Historical Events/ residential streets. Take Two's Leo Duran talks with Modern Hiker's Casey Schreiner about the 9:42 8:20 History Segments Transportation history of the path, and the history of why there are so few good access paths up to the sign. TAKE TWO: Astrophysics for People in A Hurry - Astrophysicst Neil deGrasse Tyson's Books/ Literature/ "Astrophysics for people in a hurry," brings the heavens down to earth by deconstructing 9:51 6:00 Authors Science complicated concepts for the laymen. He talks to A Martinez. Economics and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Recode editor Tony Romm on net neutrality debate Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Betto ARcos interviews musician San Miguel Perez Entertainment The Frame: Director Daniel Raim on documentary "Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Love Story" 5/9/2017 Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s illegal to start crossing the street if the clock is ticking Order/Courts/Poli down — a new bill would change that – Larry discusses with Meghan McCarty- 10:06 10:22 ce Transportation Carino, community and mobility reporter for KPCC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to watch for following signing of Texas ‘sanctuary cities’ ban – Larry discusses with Thomas Saenz, president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund and Jessica Vaughan, director of policy 10:25 10:40 Politics Immigration studies at the Center for Immigration Studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With little science, SoCal cities struggle to formulate coyote policies – Larry discusses with Emily Guerin, environmental reporter at KPCC Public Health/ and Justin Brown, ecologist with National Park Service in the Santa Monica 10:43 10:58 Science Medicine Mountains National Recreation Area.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA’s Korean American community weighs in on South Korea’s presidential election – Larry discusses with Sung-Yoon Lee, an expert on the 11:06 11:21 Foreign News Politics Koreas, and a professor in Korean Studies at Tufts University in Massachusetts. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A gondola to the Hollywood sign? It’s not a new idea, and Mayor Garcetti wants to make it happen now – Larry discusses with Jeff Zarrinnam, Entertainment chairman of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and Marian Dodge, president of 11:24 11:40 Transportation Industry Friends of Griffith Park. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk Asks: How do you handle ‘negative’ people in life? Public Health/ Diversity/ Cultural – Larry discusses with Darby Saxbe, Ph.D, assistant professor of psychology at USC 11:42 11:58 Medicine Events and director at the NeuroEndocrinology of Social Ties TAKE TWO: UC Regents – There are new details out today about lavish spending habits at Sacramento/State Janet Napolitano's office. Melody Gutierrez has been covering this for the San Francisco 9:07 8:00 Education Politics Chronicle and joins A Martinez. Law & TAKE TWO: Deportee Legal Counsel – The San Francisco public defender's office aims to hire Order/Courts/Poli three new attorneys to take on deportation cases and the first one starts this week. A 9:15 7:45 Immigration ce Martinez speaks with San Francisco public defender, Jeff Adachi. TAKE TWO: Sinclair Buying Tribune Media – Sinclair Broadcast Group has announced it is buying Tribune Media, owner of television affiliates around the country, including KTLA. A Economics and Martinez discusses the implications with Stephen Battaglio who writes about television and 9:23 6:30 Media Business the media business for the LA Times. TAKE TWO: LA and the Olympic Committee - This week, Olympic officials are in Los Angeles to assess the city's viability as a host for the 2024 Summer Games. A Martinez talks with David Wallechinsky, president of the International Society of Olympic Historians, about how the Economics and process will work, and how the visit could factor into LA's chances to win over the chief rival, 9:33 5:35 Business Sports Paris. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – This week Take Two contributor Oliver Wang features cuts Entertainment from We the People, Gift of Gab and – some people might need to sit down for this one – a 9:39 7:40 Arts And Culture Industry new single from Prince. He joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Hip-Hop and the West Coast - It seems like all eyes in the music world are on the Entertainment hip-hop scene of Los Angeles. One of those rappers on the West Coast scene is Open Mike 9:46 9:30 Arts And Culture Industry Eagle and he joins A Martinez to discuss California’s resurgence. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Variety editor Shirley Halperin on American Idol reboot Economics and 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: THR critic Daniel Feinberg on Upfronts Entertainment The Frame: Playwright Dan O'Brien confronts family history in "The House in 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Scarsdale: A Memoir for the Stage" 5/10/2017 AirTalk Special with Larry Mantle: James Comey's firing and what comes next – Larry discusses with Kevin Whitelaw, congress editor for Bloomberg News, Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College, Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Ron Hosko, former assistant FBI director, Ted Lieu, Democratic member of the Washington, DC United States House of Representatives and Harmeet Dhillon, Republican National 10:06 11:58 Politics reports Committeewoman from California. TAKE TWO: CA Reax to Comey – For how California lawmakers are reacting to the president's Sacramento/State decision to terminate former FBI Director James Comey, A Martinez speaks with Scott Shafer, 9:07 7:00 Politics Politics Senior Editor for Politics and Government at KQED. TAKE TWO: Investigation: Next Steps – How will the investigation proceed without James Comey and can the American people expect an independent look into what happened leading Washington, DC up to the 2016 election? Laura Donohue, professor of law at Georgetown University joins A 9:14 6:00 Politics reports Martinez to explain.

TAKE TWO: Saving for College, in Kindergarten – A new program is being explored by the Los Angeles City Council that would work to create individual savings accounts for every Economics and kindergarten student attending LAUSD schools. To understand how this would work and why 9:20 5:15 Education Business it could be a good thing for kids, A Martinez talks to KPCC’s Maura Walz. TAKE TWO: LA County Representation - A bill by local State Senator Tony Mendoza would expand the county board of supervisors from five to seven members, and create an elected Sacramento/State position of county CEO - sort of a mayor of the county. A Martinez speaks with senator 9:25 5:00 Politics Politics Mendoza.

TAKE TWO: Reactions from Congressman Adam Schiff – Congressman and ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff has criticized Comey’s termination and is Sacramento/State calling for an independent prosecutor to conduct the investigation into the Trump campaign’s 9:31 7:30 Politics Politics relationship with Russia. He joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - A Martinez talks about the latest in sports with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky including the likelihood of yet another Warrior/Cavs playoff and whether it’s bad 9:42 8:30 Sports Media for the NBA and a look at sports rights and whether that’s driving the Sinclair TV deal today. TAKE TWO: Giant Zooplankton - Scientists have developed technology to study very small marine life and found that the zooplankton are excellent at removing carbon from ocean water. A Martinez speaks with Kakani Katija, the principle engineer at the Monterey Bay 9:50 6:00 Science Environment Aquarium Research Institute. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Vulture editor Kyle Buchanan on summer movies Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead on her role in "Fargo" TV show 5/11/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Day 2: Comey firing aftermath and next steps for the FBI Washington, DC John Bresnahan, senior congressional reporter for POLITICO and Kevin Whitelaw, 10:06 10:20 Politics reports congress editor for Bloomberg News. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Los Angeles in the running for the site of the 2024—and Entertainment 2028—Olympic games – Larry discusses with Ben Bergman, senior reporter at KPCC 10:22 10:30 Sports Industry who covers the Southern California economy. Public Health/ Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: For those without a mom, how do you cope 10:30 10:50 Medicine Issues/ Family with Mother’s day? – Larry discusses with listeners.

Sacramento/State Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s in Gov Jerry Brown’s revised state budget? – Larry 10:50 10:58 Politics Business discusses with Mary Plummer, senior politics reporter for KPCC.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After report details problems that might’ve led to issues at Economics and Oroville Dam, a look at the status of repairs – Larry discusses with Ryan Sabalow, 11:06 11:15 Environment Business reporter for the Sacramento Bee covering water, drought and the environment.

War/ Military Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at the origin story of the best and deadliest forces Events/ Military Historical Events/ in the US military – Larry discusses with Mark Moyar, director of the Center for 11:18 11:39 Culture History Segments Military and Diplomatic History in Washington, DC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Inside KPCC’s new storytelling series, ‘UNHEARD LA’ – Larry discusses with Ashley Alvarado, manager, public engagement at KPCC; co- producer of the project, “Unheard LA” and Bruce Lemon, artistic director at the Watts Village Theater Company; host of Entertainment Diversity/ Cultural “Unheard LA.” 11:42 11:58 Industry Events Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Republican Comey Reax – A Martinez reviews reactions of California Republicans 9:07 3:00 Politics Politics to the firing of James Comey. TAKE TWO: What Happens When You Are Detained? - As part of our project -- SoCal, So Law & Curious -- a listener wondered that, too, “what happens to LA-area undocumented people Order/Courts/Poli when they are detained?" To help with the answer, KPCC's immigration reporter Leslie 9:10 4:30 Immigration ce Berestein Rojas speaks with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: What Happens When You Get Deported? - If you are from Mexico, and you are deported, it’s likely you’ll spend some time at Casa Migrante and in recent years, it's become a first stop for those being deported from Southern California. A Martinez talks to KPCC's Dorian Merina, who recently visited the shelter, about what kinds of services it offers and how it's 9:14 8:18 Immigration Foreign News prepping for an anticipated rise in deportees. TAKE TWO: Higher Ed and President Trump - Some California public colleges saw their applications from countries like Mexico and India drop as much as a third in this most recent admissions cycle. KPCC's Adolfo Guzman Lopez looks at the effect that a reduced foreign student population could have, especially on departments which rely heavily on foreign 9:23 4:45 Education Immigration students. TAKE TWO: UC Regents – And no one can really agree what to do about overspenidng by the UC Regents, or even who should be in charge of reform but Dan Schnur has an idea. He's Sacramento/State written about it in a commentary published in the San Francisco Chronicle and joins A 9:32 9:00 Education Politics Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Ride - New data from the California Police Officers Association shows that last Law & year, more drivers killed in crashes had drugs in their system than had alcohol. Our motor Order/Courts/Poli critic, Sue Carpenter tells A Martinez. about some new technology law enforcement is hoping 9:41 6:40 Transportation ce will help them combat drugged driving. TAKE TWO: What a Fish Knows - The new book, “What a FishKnows,” explores how the brians Books/ Literature/ of fish work. Jonathan Balcombe is the author of the book and he talked to A Martinez about 9:48 6:40 Authors Science it. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: THR critic Tim Goodman on the peak TV bubble Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving visits musician Graham Nash Entertainment The Frame: Center Theater Group associate artistic director Diane Rodriguez 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry discusses her history with El Teatro Campesino 5/12/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In interview, Trump admits to wanting to fire Comey Law & before recommendations; in Tweets, threatens to cancel White House press briefings Order/Courts/Poli – Larry discusses with John Wagner, Washington Post White House reporter and 10:06 10:19 Politics ce Elana Schor, congressional reporter for POLITICO. Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What DOJ reversal of Holder-era initiative on drug crime Order/Courts/Poli Washington, DC prosecutions means for California – Larry discusses with Laurie L. Levenson, former 10:21 10:34 ce reports federal prosecutor. Computers/Intern Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What web data tells us about our lying habits – Larry 10:36 10:58 et/IT Issues/ Family discusses with author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz. Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses the latest film releases with KPCC film 11:06 11:41 Arts And Culture Events critics Claudia Puig and Lael Loewenstein. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Hear ‘La La Land’ under the stars, live-to-film at the Diversity/ Cultural Hollywood Bowl – Larry discusses with Justin Hurwitz, Oscar-winning film composer 11:44 11:58 Arts And Culture Events and television writer.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – Governor Brown put out his revised budget Thursday, using that spotlight to chide Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal Obamacare, and a controversy is brewing in the race for the top spot in the California Democrat party. A Martinez is joined by Sacramento/State Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of public policy at USC and Carla Marinucci, senior editor for 9:07 14:15 Politics Politics Politico's California Playbook.

TAKE TWO: Graduation Rates - The high school graduation rate in Los Angeles Unified just hit a six-year high, 77 percent but while district officials have cheered, many critics wonder if Sacramento/State those numbers have improved because education standards the district might have 9:21 4:40 Education Politics compromised education standards. KPCC’s Kyle Stokes reports.

Historical Events/ TAKE TWO: Triforium – The Triforium, a piece of public art in downtown LA that’s a relic from 9:26 4:50 Arts And Culture History Segments the 70s, is finally getting some restorative love. Take Two’s Lori Galaretta has the story.

TAKE TWO: Non-English Speaking Voters - A new survey found that voters who don't speak English didn't get the assistance they needed, as state law requires, when casting a ballot in Diversity/ Cultural California for the November 2016 election. A Martinez talks about it with Deanna Kitamura, 9:34 5:40 Politics Events Voting Rights Project Director with Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles. Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Floating Solar Power - Some solar entrepreneurs in California have a new idea … 9:40 4:05 Environment et/IT panels that float on the water. David Gorn reports. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - The new Wonder Woman movie comes out soon. For a look at the Entertainment Economics and fashion business of Wonder Woman, Michelle Dalton Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily talks to A 9:44 7:15 Industry Business Martinez. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – For a cheat sheet on some fun things to do this weekend, Diversity/ Cultural Take Two’s Leo Duran and LA Magazine’s Marielle Wakim have got you covered. This week’s is 9:52 4:15 Events Travel the Mother’s Day edition. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: NYT reporter reports on play "All the President's Men" Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Joanna Clay reports on Comedy Central series "The President's Show" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Eleanor Coppola on her debut film "Paris Can Wait" 5/13/2017 12:07 5:07 Entertainment Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks with LA Chamber Orchestra director Jeffery Kahane Industry Arts And Culture about leaving the orchestra and his plans for the future. 12:12 8:08 Law & Off-Ramp: Crime writers Laura Caldwell and Leslie Klinger team up for a anthology of Books/ Literature/ Order/Courts/Poli wrongful conviction stories. (Laura Caldwell, Leslie Klinger) Authors ce 12:28 7:41 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with Theresa Chavez, a Californio, whose family owned Diversity/ Cultural Historical Events/ tens of thousands of acres in Old LA. The land is gone, but she's now producing Events History Segments artistic director of About... Productions. 12:36 10:42 Off-Ramp: Jazz correspondent Sean O'Connell shares the story of Big Jay McNeeley, Entertainment Historical Events/ sax master and inspiration to many early rock pioneers. (Sean O'Connell) Industry History Segments 5/15/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Odds on seeing a new FBI director named this week, plus forecasting US response to North Korea’s missile test and more – Larry discusses with Pete Peterson, dean of the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University, John Iadarola, host and creator of ThinkTank, part of The Young Turks Washington, DC Network and Robert Litwak, director of international security studies at the Wilson 10:06 10:39 Politics reports Center. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: KPCC’s latest investigation on officer-involved shootings Law & zooms in on San Bernardino County – Larry discusses with Annie Gilbertson, Order/Courts/Poli investigative reporter at KPCC and Lolita Harper, director of public relations with the 10:42 10:58 ce Racial Relations Sheriff’s Employees Benefits Association. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Parsing the tech and national security concerns behind the Computers/Intern Homeland WannaCry ransomware attacks – Larry discusses with Russell Brandom, reporter at 11:06 11:32 et/IT Security the Verge and Bob Stasio, a fellow at the Truman National Security Project.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Dealing with the gray areas of sexual assault by and towards children – Larry discusses with Marc Ecker, lecturer in the College of Youth/Children's Public Health/ Education at Cal State Fullerton and former superintendent of Fountain Valley School 11:32 11:58 Issues/ Family Medicine District and Betsy Brown Braun, child development and behavior specialist. TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide – Another election is around the corner. KPCC politics Sacramento/State reporter Mary Plummer, education reporter Kyle Stokes and public safety reporter Frank 9:07 11:00 Politics Politics Stoltze will join A Martinez to review the candidates and the issues. TAKE TWO: School Start Time – Today, a bill to make California public middle and high schools begin no earlier than 8:30 AM will be heard before the Senate Education Committee. A Martinez speaks with adolescent medicine expert, Cora Collette Breuner about the science 9:18 7:00 Science Education behind teens and sleep.

TAKE TWO: LA 2024 – The international Olympic Committee has spent the week touring Los Angeles, one of two competitors for "the Games" in 2024. A Martinez talks to Janet Evans, former Olympic Swimmer and vice chair, director of athlete relations on the LA2024 Economics and committee that’s trying to win the games in 2024 for the city. 9:25 5:30 Sports Business TAKE TWO: OIS in San Bernardino - An investigation by KPCC and the San Bernardino Sun found more than 70 percent of those shot by law enforcement showed signs of drug and Law & alcohol use. KPCC’s Annie Gilbertson talks to A Martinez about the findings and brings us the Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ stories of people shot – and the law enforcement response – in these situations. This is part 9:35 13:30 ce Medicine one of a three-part series.

Entertainment TAKE TWO: On The Lot – This week, "King Author" at the box office, drama at Canne, and the 9:48 9:00 Industry Arts And Culture passing of Brad Grey. KPCC’s John Horn, host of The Frame, joins A Martinez. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Ben Fritz on the late Paramount head Brad Grey Entertainment The Frame: Creator Bryan Fuller and writer Michael Green on "American Gods" TV 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry show Entertainment The Frame: Creator Bryan Fuller and writer Michael Green on "American Gods" TV 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry show (cont'd) 5/16/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Following the fallout after Trump's disclosure to the Russians – Larry discusess with Mike Memoli, DC-based reporter covering the White House for the LA Times; Bryan Bender, defense editor for POLITICO Pro; Hal Kempfer, Washington, DC retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel; Charles Kesler, professor of government at 10:06 10:58 Politics reports Claremont McKenna College; and Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Disney latest Hollywood studio hit with ransom demands Entertainment Computers/Intern by hackers – Larry discusses with Tatiana Siegel, senior film writer for The Hollywood 11:06 11:21 Industry et/IT Reporter. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: Does Laguna Beach’s ban on public smoking 11:24 11:40 Politics Orange County go too far? Larry discusses with listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Former college tour guides debate the utility (or futility) of the college tour – Larry discusses with Matt Dangelantonio, AirTalk associate Youth/Children's producer and former Syracuse tour guide and Caitlin Plummer, AirTalk apprentice 11:43 11:58 Education Issues/ Family news clerk and former USC tour guide. TAKE TWO: Pasadena Pot Crackdown - The Pasadena City Council approved an ordinance to cut water and power to Medical Marijuana shops but with recreational and medicinal Law & marijuana now legal in California, some question whether the proposal goes too far. A Order/Courts/Poli Economics and Martinez speaks with Eddie Rivera who been has been reporting on this issue for the online 9:07 6:00 ce Business publication Pasadena Now. Law & Order/Courts/Poli Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: California ID Cards – Some new changes are in the pipeline for state issued IDs 9:13 5:30 ce et/IT and Driver’s license. A Martinez talks to DMV spokesperson Jessica Gonzalez.

TAKE TWO: After School Programs - Advocates warn that if Sacramento doesn't increase Sacramento/State funding for a statewide after school program, many public schools will be forced to cut the 9:19 6:00 Education Politics service entirely. KPCC’s Adolpho Guzman Lopez joins A Martinez about why money is short.

Law & TAKE TWO: LOLA – "LOLA" is a new novel about a self–made gang leader in Los Angeles who Books/ Literature/ Order/Courts/Poli she takes a powerful drug cartel and weaves a dangerous plot to save the day after a deal 9:25 4:50 Authors ce gone wrong. TV writer, Melissa Scrivner Love talks about "Lola," her first book. TAKE TWO: SBOIS: Penny Trent - Unarmed domestic violence victim Penny Trent was shot by police. KPCC’s investigative reporter Annie Gilbertson reports followed by KPCC’s Annie Law & Gilbertson and The San Bernardino Sun’s Beatriz Valenzula talking with A Martinez about Order/Courts/Poli Youth/Children's about how LA and SB Counties are dealing with suspects who are under the influence of drugs 9:34 14:21 ce Issues/ Family and alcohol. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviews Day – A Martinez checks in on the latest in music with 9:48 7:20 Industry Arts And Culture Billboard’s Justino Aguilar. Entertainment The Frame: THR reporter Eriq Gardner on writer Alex Kaseberg lawsuit against Conan 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry O'Brien over Twitter Joke Entertainment The Frame: From Song Exploder podcast, Hrishikesh Hirway talks to "Perfume 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Genius" artist Mike Hadreas Entertainment The Frame: Director Andre Gregory and actor-playwright Wallace Shawn on "The 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Designated Mourner" 5/17/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Could the Comey memo bring down the presidency? Larry discusses with John Q. Barrett, law professor at St. John’s University in New York; Lisa Washington, DC Mascaro, Los Angeles Times congressional reporter; Matt Rodriguez, Democratic 10:06 10:45 Politics reports strategist; and Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A deeper look at the ethics of reporting sensitive government intelligence – Larry discusses with Judy Muller, Emmy and Peabody Washington, DC Award-winning television correspondent and Joe Concha, media reporter and 10:47 10:58 Politics reports columnist for The Hill. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: State Treasurer John Chiang on his candidacy for California Sacramento/State Governor – Larry discusses with John Chiang, California state treasurer and candidate 11:06 11:24 Politics Politics for California governor in 2018. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The privacy concerns raised by the ‘textalyzer’ – Larry discusses with Ben Lieberman, supporter of the bill and co-founder of the advocacy Computers/Intern group Distracted Operators Risk Casualties and Rashida Richardson, legislative 11:27 11:43 Politics et/IT counsel for the New York Civil Liberties Union.

Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Are job interviews worse than useless? Larry discusses 11:45 11:58 Labor Issues Business with Jason Dana, assistant professor of management and marketing at Yale. TAKE TWO: School Board Election – There was a major shake-up in the Los Angeles Unified school board last night following Tuesday's election. KPCC education reporter Kyle Stokes joins 9:07 9:00 Education Politics A Martinez. Law & TAKE TWO: Measure C – Peter Bibring, senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Southern Order/Courts/Poli California, has come out strong against Measure C since day one. He joins A Martinez to talk 9:16 7:30 Politics ce about the implications of the measure's passing. Law & TAKE TWO: Officer Involved Cars - An investigation by KPCC and the San Bernardino Sun Order/Courts/Poli found officers in San Bernardino County shot into moving vehicles at double the rate of L.A. 9:24 5:50 Inland Empire ce County. KPCC's Annie Gilbertson provides the latest in the Officer Involved Series. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - Thirteen NBA teams have a chance of drawing the first pick in this year’s NBA draft, but the Lakers must have their pick fall in the top three – otherwise they lose Entertainment it to the Philadelphia 76ers. A Martinez talks about that and a lot more with Andy and Brian 9:33 9:00 Sports Industry Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: Beth Mowins and the NFL - In week two of the NFL season, Beth Mowins, a veteran sports reporter, will be the play-by-play announcer for the Chargers versus the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football - the first woman to call a game for the NFL's regular Entertainment season since 1987. For more on this, A Martinez will talk to Christine Brennan, sports 9:42 6:00 Sports Industry columnist for USA Today. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Fashion designers are skipping the runways of New York and Paris Entertainment to show here in Southern California. We take look at what that means for the fashion world 9:49 7:00 Arts And Culture Industry with Michelle Dalton Tyree from Fashion Trends Daily. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Playwright Anna Ziegler on sexual harassment play "Actually" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Creators Sam Hodges and Michael Killen on "Downward Dog" TV show 5/18/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who is Robert Mueller? And what to expect from the Russian probe in the coming months – Larry discusses with Josh Gerstein, senior White House reporter for POLITICO; Garrett Graff, biographer of former FBI Director Robert Mueller; Ron Hosko, former assistant director of the FBI from 2012 to 2014; Erwin Chemerinsky, legal scholar, and founding dean of UC Irvine School of Law; John Washington, DC Eastman, professor law at Chapman University; and John Q. Barrett, law professor at 10:06 10:40 Politics reports St. John’s University in New York. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl on proposed Board changes, public energy program – Larry discusses with Sheila Kuehl, Los Angeles 10:42 10:58 Politics Energy County Supervisor representing District 3. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The future of LA schools after Tuesday’s election – Larry discusses with Kyle Stokes, KPCC education reporter covering LAUSD and Alex Caputo- 11:06 11:32 Education Politics Pearl, president of United Teachers Los Angeles. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at how the past influences the present of Islamic faith – Larry discusses with Christopher de Bellaigue, author of “The Islamic Enlightenment: The Struggle Between Faith and Reason, 1798 to Modern Times” and Books/ Literature/ Khaled Abou El Fadl, professor at UCLA School of Law and chair of the Islamic Studies 11:32 11:58 Authors Religion Program at UCLA. TAKE TWO: Garcetti - Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has returned from Washington DC seeking funds for transportation projects in the city. A Martinez talks to him about that as well as other major political events this week, including Measure C, the police discipline measure 9:07 8:50 Transportation Politics voters approved.

TAKE TWO: Civilian panels- Measure C will install a three-member civilian panel into the LAPD Law & disciplinary process. Richard Rosenthal, who previously served with LAPD and worked in police Order/Courts/Poli oversight roles before researching civilian oversight of police in the US, will speak with A 9:16 7:00 Politics ce Marintez about how Measure C’s civilian panel compares to those in place across the country. TAKE TWO: CA Foster Kids- When California's foster children act out in a state-run shelter, Law & some kids are young as 8 are arrested and funneled into the criminal justice system. Karen De Youth/Children's Order/Courts/Poli Sa, investigative reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, joins A Martinez to explain how that 9:23 7:40 Issues/ Family ce can forever change the future of these children. TAKE TWO: DNC Chair- The new head of the Democratic National Committee, Tom Perez, was chosen to head the DNC in February, but since then, he's been traveling around the country Washington, DC trying to reunite the party and prepare for next year's elections. He talks to A Martinez about 9:35 7:45 Politics reports President Trump and the future of the party.

TAKE TWO: The Ride- Friday is Bike to Work Day, which is designed to get people out from behind the wheel and up on two wheels. Our mobility guru, Sue Carpenter uses the occasion 9:42 6:00 Transportation Travel to talk to A Martinez about bike infrastructure improvements in LA. TAKE TWO: Teachers Union- Votes are still being counted for Tuesday's school board election but it's already clear that backers of charter schools won a victory and a defeat for the teachers union. A Martinez speaks with Alex Caputo Pearl, President of United Teachers Los 9:48 8:00 Labor Issues Politics Angeles. Entertainment The Frame: Writer Dwain Worrell discusses Amazon screenplay submission system 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry and his script for "The Wall" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actress Yvonne Strahovski on her role in "The Handmaid's Tale" 5/19/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New California bill may keep drug companies from giving doctors gifts – Larry discusses with Emily Rusch, executive director of California Public Interest Research Group (CALPIRG), a consumer rights group in support of SB Sacramento/State Public Health/ 790 and Paul Howard, director of health policy and senior fellow at the Manhattan 10:06 10:42 Politics Medicine Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking at the steep climb in U.S. intermarriages – Larry Diversity/ Cultural Youth/Children's discusses with Alon Ziv, author of “Breeding Between the Lines: Why Interracial 10:44 10:58 Events Issues/ Family People are Healthier and More Attractive.” Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Alien: Covenant,’ ‘Everything, Everything’ and Diversity/ Cultural more – Larry discusses the latest film releases with KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson 11:06 11:36 Arts And Culture Events and Peter Rainer. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at the life of Hollywood's first female boss – Larry discusses with Sherry Lansing, former CEO of Paramount Pictures, and subject of the Diversity/ Cultural new biography, “Leading Lady: Sherry Lansing and the Making of a Hollywood 11:39 11:58 Arts And Culture Events Groundbreaker.” TAKE TWO: Kevin McCarthy – Congressman Kevin McCarthy of Bakersfield is the house majority leader and known to have the ear of the Trump Administration, even during the most Washington, DC difficult of times. Reporter Laurel Rosenhall of Cal Matters spent some time with him and talks 9:07 10:30 Politics reports to A Martinexz about him.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - Trump's "man in Congress" makes a "joke" that came back to haunt him, Kevin DeLeon adds fuel that he may be eyeing the governorship, and Dems flock to Sacramento/State Sacramento. A Martinez speaks with Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of public policy at USC and 9:18 11:40 Politics Politics Carla Marinucci, senior editor of Politico's California Playbook. TAKE TWO: Housing Affordability - More and more people are finding themselves priced out Economics and of buying a house in the SoCal region. A Martinez gets some expert financial advice on how to 9:34 7:15 Housing Issues Business still make it work with Delia Fernandez. TAKE TWO: Granny Flats – This year California passed legislation aimed at making it easier to create secondary living spaces – known as “Granny flats.” KPCC's housing reporter Josie Huang 9:41 7:16 Housing Issues Politics updates A Martinez. TAKE TWO: East LA Comic Con – This weekend the first ever East LA Comic Con is happening Diversity/ Cultural Saturday. Founder Peter Mellini and participating comic book artist and animator Rafael 9:48 6:40 Media Events Navarro speak with A Martinez about it. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – KPCC’s Leo Duran gives us a list of some fun and cheap things 9:51 3:15 Industry Arts And Culture to do this weekend. Economics and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: Ad Age reporter Jeanine Poggi on Upfronts Economics and 3:41 7:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: THR critic Daniel Feinberg on Upfronts Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer-director James Gunn on Guardians of the Galaxy 2 5/20/2017 12:07 8:12 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Juan Gomez about his friend, the late Keith Mitchell, Entertainment the drummer of Mazzy Star. Gomez and Mitchell were bandmates in the late 70s and Obituaries Industry 80s. 12:15 3:12 Off-Ramp: Jesus Ambrosio interviews Ziba Zedah-Gazdecki, the zine librarian at Long Books/ Literature/ Beach Public Library. The LA zine fest returns next week. Authors Media 12:26 9:42 Off-Ramp: Burger Records, just released an album from the early 1970s of Tinpan Aley songs… on cassette… recorded by Tiny Tim. John Rabe talks to Justin Martell Media Arts And Culture about the release. 12:46 2:00 Off-Ramp: The folks at Brains-On interview Ruben Pardo, one of the last elevator Historical Events/ oporators in the country. History Segments Science 12:48 10:15 Off-Ramp: NBC4 investigative reporter Joel Bellman talks with KPCC's John Rabe about the latest installment of LA's Nuclear Secret, an 8-part series on chemical and nuclear contamination from the Santa Susana Field Laboratory. Environment Arts And Culture 5/22/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Checking in on President Trump’s trip overseas and setting the table for the progression of the Russia probe – Larry discusses with Josh Meyer, senior investigative reporter for POLITICO; Lisa Mascaro, congressional reporter for the LA Times; Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Chancellor’s Professor of education and political science at UC Berkeley; and John (Jack) Pitney, professor of 10:06 10:40 Politics Foreign News politics at Claremont McKenna College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Implementing Prop 57: should non-violent sex offenders Law & be eligible for parole? Larry discusses with Janice Belluci, executive director of the Order/Courts/Poli Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws and Craig Lally, president of the Los 10:42 10:58 ce Politics Angeles Police Protective League. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is non-consensual condom removal sexual assault? Larry discusses with Carly N. Mee, staff attorney at SurvJustice and Sherry F. Colb, law Public Health/ professor at Cornell Law School and author of the Verdict article, “‘Stealthing’: Is 11:06 11:30 Politics Medicine Secret Condom Removal Akin to Sexual Assault?”

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A health reporter’s journey through her own struggles with anxiety – Larry discusses with Andrea Petersen, contributing writer for The Wall Books/ Literature/ Public Health/ Street Journal where she writes about health, psychology and neuroscience and 11:30 11:58 Authors Medicine author of the book, “On Edge: A Journey Through Anxiety.” TAKE TWO: Trump in Israel- This weekend President Trump is headed to Jerusalem, for his first trip as president to the country that he has called America's "greatest" ally. Take Two gets a Southern California reaction to the trip from Rabbi Marvin Hier, Founder & Dean of the 9:07 10:50 Politics Religion Simon Wiesenthal Center.

TAKE TWO: California and Charter Schools - Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, is expected to announce a new federal school voucher program on Monday, and here in LA, it seems supporters of charter schools are gaining more influence. A Martinez talks with EdSource 9:18 5:10 Education Politics reporter, Mikhail Zinshteyn about what these shifts mean for education in Los Angeles.

TAKE TWO: Remedial courses- Not all California community college students arrive fully prepared for college, causing many to be placed in remedial classes, which usually don’t count toward college credit. A Martinez talks with Katie Hern of the CA Acceleration Project on her 9:23 7:05 Education Politics effort to revamp remedial classes at community colleges. TAKE TWO: California Democrats- California Democratic Party held it's annual state convention over the weekend where they narrowly elected Eric Bauman as a new statewide party chair over progressive newcomer Kimberly Ellis. Politico's Carla Marinucci attended the convention. She's speaks with A Martinez about how the tight race further highlighted Sacramento/State democratic divisions at the state level, and how that may not bode well for the party in the 9:34 7:20 Politics Politics future. Entertainment TAKE TWO: On the Lot- Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan joins A Martinez to talk about the latest 9:42 6:45 Arts And Culture Industry entertainment news. This week, the scoop from the Cannes Film Festival. TAKE TWO: Rain Delays- Rain was the reason cited for the one-year delay of the new Rams and Chargers stadium going up in Inglewood. A Martinez talks to Rick Eckstein, Professor of Economics and Sociology at Villanova University and the author of "Public Dollars, Private Stadiums: The 9:49 6:00 Sports Business Battle over Building Sports Stadiums." Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: NYT reporter Melena Ryzik on the Fyre Festival controversy Entertainment The Frame: "Black Mirror" series creator Charlie Brooker and executive producer 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Annabel Jones on their show Entertainment The Frame: "Black Mirror" series creator Charlie Brooker and executive producer 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Annabel Jones on their show (cont'd) 5/23/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Quick hits on former CIA director Brennan’s testimony Washington, DC from NPR’s national security editor – Larry discusses with Phil Ewing, national 10:06 10:15 Politics reports security editor for NPR. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The latest on the Manchester terrorist attack – Larry Homeland discusses with Robert Hall, BBC Correspondent who’s been following the story on the 10:15 10:24 Foreign News Security ground in Manchester.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Democrat, Republican analysis of the political process ahead for Trump’s proposed 2018 budget – Larry discusses with Brad Sherman, Congressman (D-CA) from the 30th U.S. Congressional district and Tevi Troy, Economics and president of the American Health Policy Institute and former deputy to President 10:27 10:42 Politics Business George W. Bush for domestic policy (2005 to 2007).

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New CA bill may limit governments from contracting outside services – Larry discusses with Bob Schoonover, president of the Service Sacramento/State Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 721 and Dane Hutchings, legislative 10:45 10:58 Politics Labor Issues representative for the League of California Cities. Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA County Sheriff weighs in on recent D.C. trip, California’s Order/Courts/Poli sanctuary state bill, Baca conviction and more – Larry discusses with Jim McDonnell, 11:06 11:32 ce Politics sheriff of Los Angeles County.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What sliding-scale traffic fines could mean for low-income drivers – Larry discusses with Mike Herald, director of policy advocacy at the Western Sacramento/State Center on Law & Poverty and Emily Owens, associate professor in the Department of 11:33 11:58 Transportation Politics Criminology, Law and Society at UC Irvine. TAKE TWO: Trump Budget- President Trump's first major budget proposal was sent to Economics and Congress this morning. For more on it and what's at stake here in the Golden state, A Martinez 9:07 8:30 Politics Business speaks to Politico's David Siders. TAKE TWO: CA Single Payer- California lawmakers have been working for months to try and figure out how the state could provide health insurance to its citizens if Congress repeals the Public Health/ Sacramento/State Affordable Care Act and cuts back important programs like Medicare. We talk about it with 9:15 5:00 Medicine Politics KPCC’s health reporter Michelle Faust.

TAKE TWO: Trump’s Visit to Israel- Yesterday Take Two spoke with Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder and dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, about President Trump's trip to Israel. 9:20 7:00 Politics Religion Today we’ll get another perspective when A Martinez talks with Rabbi Sharon Brous. TAKE TWO: UC Autonomy- Historically, the UC system has been able to do their work independently from Sacramento lawmakers, but a new amendment by State Senator Ed Sacramento/State Hernandez would give the legislature direct control over the UC system. A Martinez talks to 9:34 5:20 Politics Education Hernandez for more information. TAKE TWO: Protecting Venues- British authorities have identified the suspect in yesterdays suicide bombing at a concert in Manchester, England. Brian Levin Homeland Professor, Department of Criminal Justice at Cal State San Bernardino, talks to A Martinez 9:39 7:00 Security Foreign News about how to stay safe at big events. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday- Every week we’ll get a whole host of new music. This week Entertainment music supervisor Morgan Rhodes brings in selections from Jazzmeia Horn, Jarami and Nick 9:47 9:40 Industry Arts And Culture Hakim. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: NPR's Ann Powers on Ariana Grande concert attack Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Ryan White on Netflix docuseries "The Keepers" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Ryan White on Netflix docuseries "The Keepers" (cont'd) 5/24/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After a controversial audit, a new proposal suggests limiting UC autonomy – Larry discusses with Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles), Sacramento/State California Assemblyman representing the 53rd Assembly District and Monica Lozano, 10:06 10:33 Education Politics chair of the University of California Board of Regents.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Could we better handle catastrophes if we knew they Books/ Literature/ were coming? Larry discusses with R.P. Eddy, CEO of the New York-based intelligence 10:33 10:58 Authors Natural Disaster firm Ergo and former director at the White House National Security Council. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Updating the state debate over how to quantify how high is too high to drive under the influence of marijuana – Larry discusses with Tom Law & Lackey (R-Palmdale), California Assemblyman representing the 36th Assembly Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/State District; Ignacio Hernandez, legislative director for California Attorneys for Criminal 11:06 11:31 ce Politics Justice; and Fred Delfino, product manager for Alere Toxicology. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why more retirement-age people are still punching the clock, plus a look at the benefits and challenges to changing careers at 50 – Larry Economics and discusses with Lori Shreve Blake, senior director of Alumni and Student Career 11:32 11:58 Labor Issues Business Services at USC.

TAKE TWO: Phillipines Reax - In the Philipines, where recent attacks have led the country's president to declare martial law, around 100 Islamist militants swept through a southern city Homeland yesterday. A Martinez gets a local perspective from James Zarsadiaz, director of the Philipine 9:07 8:00 Foreign News Security studies program at the University of San Francisco. TAKE TWO: Vatinan Meeting - The President arrived this morning at the Vatican and Catholics throughtout the world were watching this meeting. A Martinez speaks with Cecilia González- 9:15 6:00 Religion Politics Andrieu, professor of theology at Loyola University.

TAKE TWO: Big Sur - In February, we talked with Stan Russell, a longtime area resident who runs TheBigSurBlog.com after the rains had caused a bridge on Highway One to begin crumbling, and it was quickly shut down to traffic. We've reached Stan Rusell about to give us 9:21 6:00 Transportation Travel the latest on what locals are calling, "the mother of all landslides" TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - The Golden State Warriors have secured a place in this year’s NBA Finals, cruising through the Western Conference undefeated but how do they stack up against Economics and either the Cavs or the Celtics? A Martinez talks about that and a lot more with Andy and Brian 9:34 10:30 Sports Business Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: The Future of Chinese Fast Food - Panda Express is a global restaurant chain specializing in American-Chinese food, and it started in Pasadena but now, it's hoping that the Economics and Diversity/ Cultural future of Chinese food resembles the past by making variations on traditional Chinese dishes. 9:45 11:10 Business Events KPCC's Leo Duran has the story. Entertainment The Frame: Variety co-editor-in-chief Andrew Wallenstein on Snapchat original 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry shows Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving on "Wait, Wait, Don't Kill Me" podcast musical Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Amir Bar-Lev on "Long Strange Trip" documentary 5/25/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: As the fate of the 710 Freeway extension is decided, how will this affect residents? Larry discusses with Larry Wilson, public 10:06 10:31 Transportation San Gabriel Valley editor of the Pasadena Star News. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Could Gov Brown’s $6 billion pension plan save Calpers? Sacramento/State Larry discusses with Randy Diamond, reporter at the trade publication Pensions and 10:31 10:39 Politics Labor Issues Investments.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Lessons from ESPN’s ‘Mike & Mike’ on how to maintain a Economics and successful business partnership – Larry discusses with Patty Soffer (SOOH-fehr), 10:42 10:58 Sports Business partnership and business strategist based in Los Angeles.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The culture of US government leaks to the media, in the Washington, DC context of Manchester – Larry discusses with Phil Ewing, national security editor for 11:06 11:16 reports Media NPR and R.P. Eddy, CEO of the New York-based intelligence firm Ergo.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What changes in Montana special congressional election after GOP candidate allegedly ‘body slammed’ reporter – Larry discusses with Greg 11:16 11:24 Politics Media Neft, news director for Newsradio KCAP in Helena, Montana.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ahead of the G7 Summit, a refresher on the stakes of the Paris Accord – Larry discusses with Jess Shankleman, reporter at Bloomberg News, 11:27 11:34 Environment Politics where she covers business, renewable energy and climate change. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How to combat global warming in 100 ways – Larry discusses with Paul Hawken, environmentalist and editor of the new book, Books/ Literature/ “Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global 11:34 11:58 Authors Environment Warming”.

TAKE TWO: Brown’s Visit to Southeast LA- California Governor Jerry Brown toured Los Angeles this week after Assemblywoman Christina Garcia of Bell Gardens invited him to meet Sacramento/State with environmental activists. Adrian Martinez, an environmental lawyer with Earth Justice, 9:07 5:40 Politics Environment was part of the group that met with Brown - he talked with A Martinez about the visit. TAKE TWO: California Wind Power- California is getting blown away by its competitors in wind- power. Texas, Iowa, and Oklahoma have all surpassed California in the install capacity of renewable energy while Kansas is inching close. Guest Danielle Mills, director of the American 9:13 6:00 Environment Energy Wind Energy Association - California, joins A Martinez to talk about playing catch-up. TAKE TWO: The End of Sand– A new article by New Yorker writer David Owen says that we are running out of sand. Owen joins A Martinez to talk about what is going on and what it might 9:19 6:20 Environment Science mean for the world. TAKE TWO: Brown’s Visit to Southeast LA Part Two- Adrian Martinez, an environmental lawyer with Earth Justice, who was part of the group that met with Gov Brown is back on the 9:25 3:40 Environment Energy line and talks with A Martinez about the visit. TAKE TWO: Bike & Walk- CalTrans wants to double walking and triple bike trips in three years. 9:32 13:20 Transportation Environment CalTrans' Scott Sauer explains how they are going to do it. TAKE TWO: The Ride- It's been almost two years since the VW emission scandal broke, and now there's a new book from a New York Times reporter about the investigation. Our motor Books/ Literature/ critic Sue Carpenter updates us on the VW story and shares part of an interview she did with 9:32 13:20 Transportation Authors the author.

TAKE TWO: Cooling the Streets- Recently, a new type of reflective street surface was spread out in one of the hottest sections of the city, Canoga Park and City officials say the new pavement could cut public road temperatures, cool the insides of nearby buildings, and possibly lessen air pollution. A Martinez talks with Ronnen Levinson, staff scientist with the 9:46 5:45 Environment Science Heat Island Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Baz Luhrmann on Netflix series "The Get Down" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer-director Robin Swicord on the set of "Wakefield" movie 5/26/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With President Trump’s budget plan, a look at the fate of California’s earthquake early warning system – Larry discusses with John Vidale, seismology professor at the University of Washington and director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN) and Steve Gregory, KPCC Environment and 10:06 10:19 Politics Environment Science editor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Alzheimer’s expert details CDC report showing deaths Public Health/ from the disease rising in US – Larry discusses with Zaldy Tan M.D., medical director 10:21 10:36 Medicine Science of the UCLA Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Program. War/ Military Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Memories of service: sharing stories of loved ones who Events/ Military Youth/Children's served their country – Larry asks listeners to call in with their stories in honor of 10:38 10:58 Culture Issues/ Family Memorial Day. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Pirates of the Caribbean,’ ‘Baywatch’ and Diversity/ Cultural more – Larry discusses the week’s newest releases with Claudia Puig and Wade 11:06 11:39 Arts And Culture Events Major. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Highlights and controversy from the 70th Cannes Film Entertainment Festival – Larry discusses with Justin Chang, film critic for KPCC and the Los Angeles 11:41 11:50 Arts And Culture Industry Times. Entertainment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In the wake of Roger Moore’s death, we want to hear 11:50 11:58 Arts And Culture Industry your favorite Bond (James Bond) – Larry discusses with listeners. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - This week, Democrats target California Republicans for the 2018 elections, the White House rolls out its four-trillion-dollar budget proposal and what it might mean for the state's earthquake early warning system. A Marinez is joined by Sherry Bebitch Economics and Jeffe, professor of public policy at USC and Carla Marinucci, senior editor for Politico's 9:07 10:25 Politics Business California Playbook.

TAKE TWO: The Future of Freeways - The Los Angeles County Metro board deleted the 710- tunnel project, a move that could bring an end to decades of debate over building a north- south connection between the 10 and 210 freeways. A Martinez speakswith UCLA Professor Martin Wachs about the history of Southern California transportation and focus on what the 9:18 5:40 Transportation Travel future of transportation looks like for the region. TAKE TWO: Pasadena’s “Enduring Heroes” - A new sculpture dedicated to the local service- War/ Military members lost in the wars on terror, named Enduring Heroes, will be unveiled in Pasadena next Events/ Military week. A Martinez talks about its significance with its artist, Chris Slatoff and Gold Star mother, 9:24 7:15 Culture Arts And Culture Jaynie Studenmund.

TAKE TWO: Jared Kushner and CIM – Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and one of his key senior advisors, has an unusual business partner involved in some of his real estate Economics and investments - the LA-based, private equity group CIM. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reported on 9:35 9:00 Business Politics the secretive company, and talks with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Taiwan and Same Sex Marriage - In what’s seen as a major victory for LBGT activists, the Taiwanese parliament recently recognized same-sex marriage. Arvin Chen is a filmmaker has been based in Taiwan for 9 years and talks with A Martinez about how the LGBT 9:44 3:30 Homosexuality Foreign News rights victory may a look a little different in Taipei than it does in Los Angeles. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - It became a viral Internet joke, but could the male romper actually Entertainment become a fashion reality? Michelle Dalton Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily talks to A Martinez 9:48 4:45 Arts And Culture Industry for our regular segment, Styled Side. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – For a cheat sheet on some fun things to do this weekend, Entertainment Take Two’s Leo Duran has you covered. 9:52 3:30 Industry Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director David Michod on Netflix movie "War Machine" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Interview with LA Philharmonic and pianist Yuja Wang 5/59/2017 Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Reed Morano on "The Handmaid's Tale" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actors Zoe Lister-Jones and Adam Pally on "Band Aid" movie 5/30/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Making sense of reports of Kushner- Russia ties, plus the chances of a staff shakeup at the White House – Larry discusses with Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College and John 10:06 10:32 Politics Foreign News Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College. Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What do you do if you witness or experience public Equity/Transgend harassment? Larry discusses with Andrew J. Scott, former police chief of Boca Raton, 10:33 10:58 Racial Relations er Issues Florida and president of AJS Consulting. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the real danger of allowing laptops on Homeland international flights – Larry discusses with Hugo Martin, staff writer covering the 11:06 11:20 Travel Security airline industry for the Los Angeles Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Asteroid mining is a real possibility, but is it legal? Larry Law & discusses with Sagi Kfir, general counsel of Deep Space Industries and Joanne Order/Courts/Poli Gabrynowicz, director of the International Institute of Space Law (IISL) and professor 11:22 11:39 Science ce emerita of space law. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Otis Redding became the sound of ‘60’s soul—and its Books/ Literature/ history – Larry discusses with Jonathan Gould, former musician and writer based out 11:42 11:58 Authors Arts And Culture of New York state. Law & TAKE TWO: Portland – The city of Portland is still coming to grips with a stabbing Friday night Order/Courts/Poli left two dead and one hospitalized. Maxine Bernstein is a reporter for The Oregonian and joins 9:07 7:30 ce Racial Relations A Martinez as we check in on how that city is faring. TAKE TWO: Recycling in California - The state’s recycling system - CalRecycle - is one of the most successful in the country, but it's processing more than it can actually afford to, putting the agency in something of a sustainability crisis. Susan Collins is the executive director of a research organization called The Container Recycling Institute and she joins A Martinez for an 9:15 5:00 Environment Science update on this situation. TAKE TWO: Filming in Golden State – A recent report from Film LA found that of the 100 top grossing movies of 2016, only 12 were mostly made in California. The group’s president Paul Entertainment Economics and Audley joins A Martinez to talk about what it means that the home of Hollywood ranks fourth 9:20 5:30 Industry Business in the US when it come to movie production.

TAKE TWO: The So Cal Accent – Recently, a listener wrote to ask us what makes the Southern California accent unique. We went in search of the answer to this question, talked to a couple of linguists, and came up with some unexpected conclusions about that So Cal sound. It’s the latest installment of KPCC’s So Cal. So Curious. 9:26 4:30 Science Arts And Culture

TAKE TWO: UC regents parties – After the San Francisco Chronicle wrote an article detailing lavish spending by the University of California Board of Regents, the Board said they're going Sacramento/State to reverse course and the university will no longer foot the bill for such events. Melody 9:34 6:20 Education Politics Gutierrez of the SF Chronicle wrote the Sunday article and joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: The Marciano Art Foundation - A new musuem opened in LA that houses the art collection of Guess co-founders Paul and Maurciano, adding to a trend of late where a museum is dedicated solely to house the founders’ art collection. For more on this, A Martinez 9:40 7:00 Arts And Culture Media talk to Mike Scutari who wrote about this for Inside Philanthropy. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviews Day – Each week Take Two brings you the latest and greatest in music selections from a variety of genres. This Tuesday, music critic Steve Hochman joins A Entertainment Martinez to talk about some new music from popular Mexican and Syrian artists as well as 9:47 9:10 Arts And Culture Industry some vintage Chuck Berry. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Vulture editor Kyle Buchanan recaps Cannes Film Festival Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Artist Edgar Arceneaux on his play "Until, Until, Until..." 5/31/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pentagon successfully tested its missile defense system yesterday, but is it worth the cost? Larry discusses with Riki Ellison, founder and Homeland Washington, DC chairman of the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance and Philip Coyle, senior science 10:06 10:20 Security reports fellow at The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Kaiser Permanente CEO on how to fix healthcare – Larry discusses with Robert Pearl, M.D., executive director and CEO of the Permanente Books/ Literature/ Public Health/ Medical Group, and author of “Mistreated: Why We Think We’re Getting Good 10:22 10:44 Authors Medicine Health Care—and Why We’re Usually Wrong.” Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA’s homelessness shows dramatic rise, as city and county Public Health/ struggle to contain problem – Larry discusses with Rina Palta, correspondent for 10:46 10:58 Housing Issues Medicine KPCC, covering Southern California's social safety net. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Former LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on the 2018 battle for governor – Larry discusses with Antonio Villaraigosa, former L.A. Mayor (2005- Sacramento/State 2013) and former state Assembly speaker (1998-2000); he is running for governor of 11:06 11:27 Politics Politics California in 2018. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As complaints about licensed rehab centers rise, what should you look out for? Larry discusses with Andre Mouchard, assistant managing editor of projects and investigations at Southern California News Group and Larissa J. Public Health/ Mooney, M.D., addiction psychiatrist and director of the UCLA Addiction Medicine 11:29 11:58 Medicine Orange County Clinic.

TAKE TWO: Climate Accord - President Trump is planning to withdraw the US from the Paris Climate Accord but what would that mean for California, where we have some pretty ambitious environmental goals? A Martinez speaks with Cara Horowitz, Co-Executive Director 9:07 8:00 Environment Politics of the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at UCLA School of Law.

TAKE TWO: River Danger - Three people died and several more were injured on the Kern River over Memorial Day weekend, and many of the state’s rivers will be moving faster this summer due to all the snow melt that is happening in the Sierras. For some information on the hot Public Health/ spots in the state, as well as some advice on how to use the rivers safely, A Martinez speaks 9:15 4:20 Environment Medicine with Mike Mohler, battalion chief for CalFIRE. TAKE TWO: Homeless Vets - There aren't many places that are set up specifically to help War/ Military female veterans get back on their feet and find homes, but one place is trying. Rebecca Sheer Events/ Military from The American Homefront Project has the story. 9:20 4:00 Housing Issues Culture Law & TAKE TWO: Sheriff Oversight - Last week the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission renewed Order/Courts/Poli efforts to make incidents involving use of force and discipline more transparent. KPCC’s Frank 9:24 8:00 ce Politics Stoltze joins A Martinez for more.

Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: LA Pride Political - At LA’s upcoming pride parade, the tone is shifting from pride 9:36 5:00 Homosexuality Events to protest, due to the election of Donald Trump. KPCC’s Leo Duran reports.

TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - This week the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers meet Entertainment for the third time in the NBA Finals, and Tiger Woods is in the headlines again - but for all the 9:41 9:00 Sports Industry wrong reasons. A Martinez talks about that and a lot more with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: Puppy Mills - The California Assembly has passed a bill that would ban pet stores from selling cats, dogs, and rabbits that come from out of state “puppy mills." If passed, this Sacramento/State would be the first law of its kind in the country. A Martinez speaks with the bill’s sponsor, 9:50 6:00 Politics Politics Assemblyman Patrick O’Donnell of Long Beach. Economics and 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business The Frame: THR editor Jonathan Handel on SAG-AFTRA talks Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Betto Arcos interviews singer Lila Downs Entertainment The Frame: HBO Documentary films president Sheila Nevis on her book "You Don't 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Look Your Age and Other Fairy Tales" 6/1/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: More than 500 terminally ill Californians requested Public Health/ assisted-suicide in the last year – Larry discusses with Kat West, National Director of 10:06 10:25 Medicine Politics Policy & Programs for Compassion & Choices. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Al Qaeda 2.0: The rise of bin Laden’s son and his quest to remake the terrorist group – Larry discusses with Bruce Riedel, director of the Brookings Institution’s Intelligence Project and William Braniff, executive director of Homeland the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism at 10:28 10:42 Security Foreign News the University of Maryland. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How America’s lunch habits at work are changing at Economics and restaurants’ expense – Larry discusses with Julie Jargon, Wall Street Journal reporter 10:44 10:58 Arts And Culture Business covering restaurants and food companies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Parsing public health and logistics concerns behind CA bill requiring schools to start no earlier than 8:30am – Larry discusses with Dr. Rafael Pelayo, clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford and Nancy Public Health/ Sacramento/State Chaires Espinoza, legislative advocate for the California School Boards Association 11:06 11:39 Medicine Politics (CSBA).

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What your NPR tote bag and taste for farm-to-table meals Books/ Literature/ Economics and have to do with income inequality – Larry discusses with Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, 11:41 11:58 Authors Business professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Southern California.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Extended AirTalk: Live analysis of Trump’s Paris climate agreement decision – Larry discusses with Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and founder and chief executive officer of Rodriguez Strategies; Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst and partner at Wilson Walsh Consulting in San Francisco; Alice Hill, fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University; Nicholas (Nick) Loris, an energy economist at the Heritage Foundation; and Stephen Gregory, KPCC's 12:04 1:29 Politics Environment Environment and Science Editor.

TAKE TWO: Homeless Vets - Homelessness in LA County jumped in the past year, setting back a number of strides that different communities took to address the problem. A Martinez War/ Military speaks with Kevin McKeown, Santa Monica councilman and longtime advocate for the Events/ Military homeless, and Mr. Chris Ko, director of homeless initiatives at United Way LA, which also runs 9:07 12:40 Housing Issues Culture the program to help homeless vets, Home for Good. TAKE TWO: Healthy Soil - Yesterday, the state senate passed a bill that would move the state to one hundred percent clean and renewable energy by 2045. The bill's author, Senator Kevin 9:19 6:00 Environment Science De Leon talks with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Leaving Liberal California - Last year on Take Two, we profiled Paul Chabot, a Navy vet and Congressional candidate for the 31st district. Although he lost the race, he’s making headlines for another political venture. Last week, he launched the website Sacramento/State ConservativeMove.com, a service aimed at helping people leave California and settle in more 9:26 5:15 Politics Politics conservative states. A Martinez sat down with him to talk about it. TAKE TWO: The Ride – This week Waze, the mapping and navigation app, announced it will Computers/Intern begin rolling out its carpool feature statewide. Motor critic Sue Carpenter discusses this 9:36 7:00 Transportation et/IT feature with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Flying to the sun – On Wednesday NASA the space agency’s first exploration to Computers/Intern the sun. We’ll get more information from Bruce Betts, the Director of Science and Technology 9:42 8:00 Science et/IT at the Planetary Society. TAKE TWO: Son Jarocho - Today, Son Jarocho, a type of Mexican folk music, remains a vibrant part of the Southern California music scene. Take Two contributor Betto Arcos introduces us Diversity/ Cultural to a contemporary ‘Son Jarocho’ musician who lives in LA, but comes from the place where 9:51 5:30 Arts And Culture Events the music was born - Veracruz. Entertainment The Frame: Billboard contributer Robert Levine on Spotify and streaming royalties 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry case Entertainment The Frame: Hannah Harris Green features San Diego playwriting workshop for 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry veterans Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Comedian Hasan Minhaj on his Netflix special "Homecoming King" 6/2/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Will they, won’t they? The constitutional considerations of reinstating Trump’s travel ban – Larry discusses with Emily Bazelon, staff writer for Law & New York Times Magazine and the Truman Capote Fellow for Creative Writing and Order/Courts/Poli Homeland Law at Yale Law School and Michael J. Gerhardt, professor of constitutional law at 10:06 10:23 ce Security the University of North Carolina. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Knowingly exposing others to HIV is a felony – why a new CA bill seeks to reduce that – Larry discusses with Edward Machtinger, M.D., Sacramento/State Public Health/ professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco and Brad Dacus, 10:25 10:42 Politics Medicine president of Pacific Justice Institute.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pot while Pregnant? Doctors don’t like it but more moms Public Health/ Youth/Children's do – Larry discusses with Allison Bond, MD., medical writer and resident physician in 10:45 10:58 Medicine Issues/ Family internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Wonder Woman,’ ‘Captain Underpants’ and Diversity/ Cultural more – Larry discusses the week’s newest releases with Christy Lemire, Wade Major 11:06 11:58 Arts And Culture Events and Charles Solomon. TAKE TWO: States and the environment - Yesterday, Governors Jerry Brown of California, New York's Andrew Cuomo and Jay Inslee of Washington announced the formation of the United States Climate Alliance. But what can three states really do when the federal Sacramento/State government isn't on board? We'll find out more with David Baker, Energy Reporter at 9:07 6:00 Energy Politics San Francisco Chronicle. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – California lawmakers respond to President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord, Governor Jerry Brown heads to China, and there are a flurry of bills being voted on in both of California’s legislative houses. All this and more will be Sacramento/State discussed in this week’s State of Affairs with USC’s Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Politico’s Carla 9:13 10:15 Environment Politics Marinucci. TAKE TWO: Last call – Among the bills that moved through the legislature this week, the Senate passed a bill that would extend the maximum time for serving drinks from 2 AM to 4 Sacramento/State AM. With the assembly now set to vote, we decided to ask how people in Pasadena feel about 9:23 2:15 Politics Arts And Culture the possibility of partying even later.

TAKE TWO: OC homelessness - Experts say the best way to curb chronic homelessness is to get people on the street a home as soon as possible, a solution called "rapid rehousing." But 9:29 5:15 Housing Issues Orange County what happens when "rapid" just isn't fast enough? KPCC's Jill Replogle reports.

TAKE TWO: California Label Wars -Environmental advocates want certain products to carry labels listing all ingredients and their potential health effects, while business groups say that Sacramento/State such a change creates an unfounded fear for the consumers. Cal Matters reporter Laurel 9:35 6:00 Politics Environment Rosenhall broke this all down and joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Pink Donut Boxes - Friday is National Doughnut Day, and the classic pink Historical Events/ doughnut box is a trademark of LA. A Martinez Talks to the LA Times’ David Pierson who has 9:41 5:30 Arts And Culture History Segments done a little research on the pink box.

TAKE TWO: I-3 Art Festival - The I3 Arts Festival kicks off Friday and its organizers are expecting 30-thousand people to descend on Pershing Square, Grand Park and California Plaza Computers/Intern to hear music, explore interactive art cars and listen to a harp that spans a 900-foot 9:47 5:45 Arts And Culture et/IT skyscraper. It's the brainchild of events planner Xandra Myers and she joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - If you are looking for a few things to do this weekend, Take Entertainment Two’s Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim have you covered. 9:52 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Vulture writer on Wonder Woman comic artist George Perez Entertainment The Frame: Jonathan Schifflet interviews musicians Keb' Mo and Taj Mahal on 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry collaborative album "TajMo" Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Jeff Koons discusses his new show at the Gagosian Gallery 6/3/2017 12:07 8:02 Off-Ramp: RH Greene talks to Redlands based "Y" circus, which bills itself as "The Diversity/ Cultural Oldest Community Circus in the World." (RH Greene, Jenna Lowery, Tim Caldwell) Events 12:42 4:13 Off-Ramp: Marc Haefele reviews "Golden Twenties" at the Pasadena Museum of Historical Events/ California Art. The exhibit displays the works of Joseph Kleitsch which document History Segments Laguna Beach. 12:46 14:12 Public Health/ Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci interviews the couple behind 1-800-AUTOPSY. (Taylor Orci, Medicine Science Vidal Herrera, Vicki Herrera) 6/5/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: What to expect from President Trump’s ‘infrastructure week,’ plus a preview of Jim Comey’s upcoming testimony – Larry discusses with Bill Burton, Democratic political strategist with the firm SKD Washington, DC Knickerbocker and Zachary Courser, research director of the Dreier Roundtable and 10:10 10:38 Politics reports visiting Assistant Professor of Government at Claremont McKenna College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As LA’s historic police reform measure turns 25, we look Law & at past and present day relevance – Larry discusses with Raphael J. Sonenshein, Order/Courts/Poli Historical Events/ executive director of the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at Cal State Los 10:45 10:54 ce History Segments Angeles. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Does ISIS have the capability of launching a daily attack? Larry discusses with Brian Michael Jenkins, senior advisor to the president of the Homeland Rand Corporation and one of the nation's leading experts on terrorism and homeland 11:10 11:21 Security Foreign News security.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA Supreme Court to consider the future of death penalty Law & in the state – Larry discusses with Michael Rushford, president and CEO of the Order/Courts/Poli Criminal Justice Legal Foundation and Elisabeth Semel, law professor and director of 11:26 11:38 ce Politics the death penalty clinic at UC Berkeley. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How the Internet is changing the definition of what it means to be a public intellectual – Larry discusses with Daniel W. Drezner, professor Books/ Literature/ Computers/Intern of international politics at Tufts University in Massachusetts and Washington Post 11:44 11:54 Authors et/IT contributor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk ‘One-on-One’ interview special: Alan Alda – Larry Books/ Literature/ Entertainment discusses with Alan Alda, Emmy-winning actor, director screenwriter, and author of 12:10 12:54 Authors Industry many books. TAKE TWO: California and China - This week California Governor Jerry Brown is in China for a Sacramento/State trip focused on climate change. Capitol Public Radio's Ben Bradford is traveling with Brown 9:10 5:45 Politics Environment and he joins A Martinez to talk about how it’s been going. TAKE TWO: Living on Campus in California - In some cases, the price for room and board for California state campuses costs even more than in-state tuition. Reporter Emily DeRuy with 9:16 5:30 Education Housing Issues The Mercury News joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The roots of Pride in West Hollywood - Coming up this weekend, as it has done for 47 years, West Hollywood, California will host the Pride Parade and Festival. Karen Tongson teaches gender studies at USC and talks to A Martinez about West Hollywood's role Historical Events/ in LGBT history. 9:27 7:00 History Segments Homosexuality TAKE TWO: On The Lot – Wonder Woman took on the box office and won – big time. A Entertainment Martinez will discuss that win and all the latest entertainment news with Rebecca Keegan, 9:41 7:25 Industry Arts And Culture reporter for Vanity Fair. TAKE TWO: Tacos for Ramadan - A couple of friends in Orange County wanted to bridge the gap between their two communities - Muslim and Latino - so they put together a plan to bring taco trucks to mosques during the month of Ramadan to break the fast. The first event kicked Diversity/ Cultural off Saturday in Santa And and Take Two producer Julia Paskin was there and sent back this 9:49 4:30 Events Orange County audio postcard. Entertainment The Frame: NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates and director Justin Simien on Bill Maher n- 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry word controversy Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Brett Haley on "The Hero" movie 6/6/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to expect when former FBI head James Comey testifies on Thursday – Larry discusses with Kevin Whitelaw, congress editor for Bloomberg News and Justin Levitt, professor of law at Loyola Law School and a Washington, DC former deputy assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division of the Justice 10:10 10:21 reports Politics Department under President Obama.

Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How a recent California high court decision may be a Order/Courts/Poli harbinger for change on the bench – Larry discusses with Kirk C. Jenkins, chair of the 10:26 10:38 ce Racial Relations Appellate Practice at Sedgwick LLP and author of California Supreme Court Review. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s the cryptocurrency that could rule the world, but what Computers/Intern Economics and exactly is Bitcoin? Larry discusses with Nathaniel Popper, journalist who covers the 10:44 10:54 et/IT Business intersection of technology and finance for The New York Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at meme culture, after Harvard rescinds admission offers over offensive memes – Larry discusses with Katie Notopoulos, senior editor for BuzzFeed News and Ryan Broderick, a reporter for BuzzFeed News and cohost of 11:10 11:21 Arts And Culture Education the Internet Explorer podcast. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking back, and to the future, on the 50th anniversary War/ Military of the Six-Day War – Larry discusses with Aaron David Miller, vice president for new Historical Events/ Events/ Military initiatives and distinguished fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for 11:26 11:38 History Segments Culture Scholars.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s fun. It’s exciting. It’s nuclear physics! Larry discusses Books/ Literature/ with James Mahaffey, retired senior research scientist at Georgia Tech for 25 years in 11:44 11:54 Authors Science the field of nuclear engineering, nuclear physics and nuclear weaponry. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk ‘One-on-One’ interview special: Marcus Miller – Larry discusses with Marcus Miller, jazz composer, instrumentalist and producer; he’s Entertainment the host of the SiriusXM Real Jazz show, “Miller Time;” his latest album is 12:10 12:54 Arts And Culture Industry “Afrodeezia.”

Law & TAKE TWO: California Supreme Court – The state Supreme Court is considering a challenge to Sacramento/State Order/Courts/Poli Prop 66, which voters approved the measure in November to speed up death penalty cases. 9:10 7:10 Politics ce Adam Winkler, professor of constitutional law at UCLA, discusses with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: California’s Healthcare – The goal of creating a single-payer type health care plan Public Health/ Sacramento/State for California took a step forward when the state Senate approved initial legislation. We’ll talk 9:24 7:40 Medicine Politics about the economics of a single-payer plan with KPCC healthcare reporter, Michelle Faust.

TAKE TWO: Homelessness in California – Homelessness in LA County may have jumped over last year, but other counts around the region had a slightly different picture, but in Riverside County, homelessness rose 11 percent and it decreased slightly in San Bernardino County. A Martinez discusses the reasons why the stats are inconsistent with Peter Lynn, Executive 9:32 6:40 Housing Issues Inland Empire Director of the LA Homeless Services Authority. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Every week, we’ll get a whole raft of new music. This week, Entertainment Take Two contributor Oliver Wang brings us selections from Jin, The Como Mamas and 9:46 7:30 Arts And Culture Industry Neiked. Entertainment 3:36 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Co-Founder Monica Brady discusses Golden Trailer Awards Entertainment 3:44 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Trey Edward Shults on "It Comes at Night" film 6/7/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Recapping today’s Senate Intelligence hearing with US Washington, DC intel chiefs – Larry discusses with Steven Dennis, congressional reporter with 10:10 10:21 reports Politics Bloomberg News who’s at the Senate Press Gallery.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking ahead to Christopher Wray’s confirmation process as new FBI chief – Larry discusses with Garrett Graff, journalist, author and Washington, DC former editor at Politico Magazine and the Washingtonian and Ron Hosko, former 10:26 10:38 reports Politics assistant director of the FBI from 2012 to 2014. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ranking House Intelligence member Adam Schiff looks ahead to Comey hearing – Larry discusses with Adam Schiff, Democratic Congressman from the 28th U.S. Congressional District which includes Burbank, Washington, DC Glendale and West Hollywood; he is the ranking member of the House Intelligence 10:44 10:54 reports Politics Committee. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Digital rights debate continues as SCOTUS decides new cell phone privacy case – Larry discusses with Rebecca Lonergan, law professor at Law & USC focusing on national security law, and former federal prosecutor for 20 years Order/Courts/Poli Computers/Intern and Nathan Freed Wessler, staff attorney with the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy, and 11:10 11:21 ce et/IT Technology Project. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Comey releases opening statement regarding private talks with Trump – Larry discusses with Alex Wayne, White House editor for Bloomberg Washington, DC News and Garrett Graff, journalist, author and former editor at Politico Magazine and 11:26 11:54 reports Politics the Washingtonian. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk ‘One-on-One’ interview special: Paula Poundstone – Larry discusses with Paula Poundstone, comic and author of the new book The Entertainment Totally Unscientific Study of the Search for Human Happiness (Algonquin Books, 12:10 12:54 Arts And Culture Industry 2017). TAKE TWO: China and California - Yesterday, Governor Brown signed an agreement with Chinese President Xi Jing-Ping to work together on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, just as President Trump plans to pull out of the Paris Accord. A Martinez talks to Matthew Kahn, Sacramento/State professor of environmental economics at USC, about what this means for green tech going 9:10 6:25 Environment Politics forward.

TAKE TWO: Fire Drones - The LA Fire department has taken the initial steps to becoming one Computers/Intern of the first fire departments in the nation to use airborne drones to help fight fires. A Martinez 9:17 6:00 et/IT Science talks about the use of drones with LA Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas.

TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - The MLB draft is Monday and Hunter Greene from Sherman Oaks' Entertainment Notre Dame High is expected to be either the first or second overall pick. A Martinez and the 9:29 8:55 Sports Industry Kamenetzky Brothers discuss whether baseball is ready to re-embrace the 2-way player. TAKE TWO: The Fate of Highway 1 – It is still unclear how to remedy this current landslide siutation on Hwy 1, so Lisa Kreiger of the Bay Area News Group took a look at the history of the region’s road mishaps, and wonders about the merits of rebuilding that road yet again. 9:45 8:00 Science Transportation She joins A Martinez. Entertainment 3:36 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer Mike White and director Miguel Arteta on "Beatriz at Dinner" Entertainment The Frame: Writer Mike White and director Miguel Arteta on "Beatriz at Dinner" 3:44 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry (cont'd) 6/8/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk special coverage: James Comey hearing before the Senate Intelligence committee – Larry discusses with Alex Wayne, White House editor for Bloomberg News; Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and founder and chief executive officer of Rodriguez Strategies; Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst and partner at Wilson Walsh Consulting; Garrett Graff, journalist, author; Eric Freedman, professor of constitutional law at Hofstra University; Robert G. Kaufman, public policy professor at Pepperdine; Adam Schiff, Democratic Congressman from the 28th U.S. Congressional District; Justin Levitt, professor of law at Loyola Law School; John Malcolm, vice president for the Institute for Constitutional Government at the Heritage Foundation; Ron Hosko, former assistant director of the FBI from Washington, DC 2012 to 2014; and Laurie L. Levenson, former federal prosecutor and a professor of 10:10 12:54 reports Politics law at Loyola Law School. Entertainment The Frame: Broadway actresses Nikka Graff Lanzarone and Betsy Struxness on lack of 3:36 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry ensemble awards at the Tony awards Entertainment 3:44 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving reports on "Afterword" opera at Ojai Music Festival 6/9/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Trump’s legal team’s potential move to file Law & complaint about Comey leak – Larry discusses with Clarice Feldman, contributor to Order/Courts/Poli the conservative publication American Thinker and former attorney at the DOJ and 10:10 10:38 ce Politics Lisa Kern Griffin, professor of law at Duke University. TAKE TWO: Black Boys and Reading - Data crunched by Cal Matters from the Department of Education revealed that 75 percent of black boys failed to meet state reading standards - that's 17 percent below average for boys in the state. A Martinez analyzes the data with 9:30 7:40 Education Racial Relations Tyrone Howard of UCLA’s Black Male Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What do the UK election results mean for the future of Britain – Larry discusses with Rob Watson, UK Political Correspondent for the BBC, 10:44 10:54 Foreign News Politics live from Westminster. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘The Mummy,’ ‘It Comes at Night,’ ‘Megan Leavey’ and more – Larry discusses the week’s newest releases with Justin Chang, Diversity/ Cultural film critic for KPCC and the Los Angeles Times and Tim Cogshell, film critic for KPCC 11:10 11:54 Arts And Culture Events and Alt-Film Guide. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: * BREAKING * – Trump takes questions from press after 12:06 12:19 Politics Foreign News meeting with Romanian President.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk ‘One-on-One’ interview special with film historian Leonard Maltin – Larry discusses with Leonard Maltin, film historian and noted film critic, author of many books on cinema, including “Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide” Entertainment series; Justin Chang, film critic for KPCC and the Los Angeles Times; and Tim Cogshell, 12:26 12:54 Arts And Culture Industry film critic for KPCC and Alt-Film Guide.

TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - Former FBI director James Comey appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee, California's Kamala Harris had some pointed words, and California Sacramento/State Governor Jerry Brown talked climate in China. Guests: Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of public 9:10 13:15 Politics Environment policy at USC, Carla Marinucci, senior editor for Politico's California Playbook. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – For a quick review of fun things to do with your weekend, 9:46 3:50 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two’s Leo Duran and LA Magazine’s Marielle Wakim are your guides. TAKE TWO: Styled Side: Pride Style – The annual Pride parade kicks off in West Hollywood this week and all month long the fashion community in Los Angeles is joining in to support and align with the area’s LGBT community. Michelle Dalton Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily joins A 9:49 3:40 Arts And Culture Homosexuality Martinez to discuss. Entertainment 3:36 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Patty Jenkins on the success of "Wonder Woman" film Entertainment 3:44 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Patty Jenkins on the success of "Wonder Woman" film (cont'd) 6/10/2017 12:07 5:44 Off-Ramp: 1933 Bar Group will restore, and reopen fabled Formosa Café. (John Rabe, Arts And Culture Bobby Green) 12:11 8:05 Off-Ramp: Mark Dawidziak and his daughter discuss classic "Twilight Zone" episodes. Dawidziak has a new book titled, "Everything I Need to Know I Learned in the Twilight Entertainment Zone." (Chirs Greenspon, Mark Dawidziak, Becky Dawidziak) Media Industry 12:20 13:14 Entertainment Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Brian Henson, Jim Henson's son about "Puppet Up! Industry Media Uncensored," a half-improv/half-Muppet classic. 12:44 3:27 Computers/Intern Off-Ramp: Jesus Ambrosio visits a restaurant in Montclair where the food is brought et/IT Science to patrons via robots. (Jesus Ambrosio, Michael Yates) 12:48 5:46 Off-Ramp: Robert Petersen takes us to a concrete marker in front of a McDonald's in Historical Events/ Diversity/ Cultural Pasadena to learn some LA Hidden History. History Segments Events 6/12/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Debating the legal grounds to sue the president and what to expect from AG Sessions’ testimony – Larry discusses with Josh Blackman, an associate professor of Law at the South Texas College of Law who specializes in constitutional law; James R. Copland, senior fellow at the Manhattan Law & Institute and director of Legal Policy; Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and Order/Courts/Poli founder and chief executive officer of Rodriguez Strategies; and Sean T. Walsh, 10:06 10:36 Politics ce Republican political analyst and partner at Wilson Walsh Consulting in San Francisco. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s the smartest strategy for Democrats to take back the House in 2018? Larry discusses with Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and Washington, DC founder and chief executive officer of Rodriguez Strategies and John Nichols, 10:39 10:58 Politics reports National Affairs Correspondent for The Nation.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What should be the regulations for Airbnb in LA? Larry discusses with Becky Dennison, executive director of Venice Community Housing, a Economics and non-profit that aims to provide affordable housing, education and support services in 11:06 11:38 Housing Issues Business Venice and Christopher Nulty, Airbnb’s Global Public Affairs Lead. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: We look at why fewer teens are working summer jobs – Economics and Larry discusses with Ben Steverman, personal finance reporter at Bloomberg news 11:40 11:58 Labor Issues Business and listeners. TAKE TWO: Uber - Uber Technologies hired U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate the ride-share company's cultures and practices, and now, the company's board has voted to comply with all of the changes the investigation team recommends. A Martinez speaks with Books/ Literature/ Adam Lashinsky, writer for Fortune and author of the book "Wild Ride: Inside Uber's Quest for 9:07 8:30 Transportation Authors World Domination." TAKE TWO: Golden Motel - Billions of dollars are about to start pouring into Los Angeles County to combat homelessness, and it's likely that a lot of it will go to building apartments for homeless people to live in - but finding a place that will accept them won't be an easy task. 9:16 5:10 Housing Issues Politics KPCC’s Rina Palta reports.

TAKE TWO: Anti-Sharia Protests - Over the weekend, rallies were held across the country protesting Sharia law's presence in the U.S., including one at the site of the 2015 terror attack Homeland in San Bernardino. Brian Levin, Director of Center for the Study of Hate & Extremism at Cal 9:21 6:50 Inland Empire Security State San Bernardino attended and interviewed both sides. He joins A Martinez. Entertainment TAKE TWO: On The Lot – Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan joins us for a breakdown of the box 9:31 7:30 Industry Arts And Culture office and other business news coming out of Hollywood. TAKE TWO: Millennials at Home - In California, more college grads are moving back with their parents. Matt Levin is the data reporter at CALmatters and he wrote all about generation 9:39 6:15 Housing Issues Education "failure to launch ”and he talks to A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Summer Slide – The “summer slide” is the tendency for students, especially those from low-income families, to lose some of the achievement gains they made during the previous school year. For some advice on how to prevent the "summer slide," A Martinez Youth/Children's speaks with Cynthia Perez, community outreach coordinator for Families in Schools and the 9:45 4:45 Education Issues/ Family summer education program, Passport to Success. TAKE TWO: The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane - Haley Davis was born to an Akha family in China's Yunnan province and adopted by a white family in Pasadena, California. "The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane" explores Haley's quest for her origin and identity alongside the her Books/ Literature/ birth mother Li-Yan's own journey from frightened unwed mother to rare tea mogul. Author 9:50 5:50 Authors Racial Relations Lisa See joins A Martinez. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: NYT theater critic Jesse Green on controversial "Julius Caesar" play Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul on "Dear Evan Hansen" Entertainment The Frame: Director Lucia Aniello and writer-actor Paul Downs on "Rough Night" 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry movie 6/13/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking ahead to Sessions open hearing on Russia, obstruction of justice – Larry discusses with Phil Ewing, national security editor for NPR; Mike Fuchs, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress; and John Washington, DC Malcolm, vice president for the Institute for Constitutional Government at the 10:06 10:31 Politics reports Heritage Foundation.

Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Checking in on the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial as jury Order/Courts/Poli Entertainment enters second day of deliberations – Larry discusses with Bobby Allyn, reporter for 10:32 10:40 ce Industry NPR member station WHYY in Philadelphia who has been following the trial.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Updating the current status of the Cadiz water project – Larry discusses with Scott Slater, CEO and president of Cadiz, Inc.; he is also a partner at the Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and Frazier Haney, conservation director with the Mojave Desert Land Trust, a non-profit organization that advocates for 10:42 10:58 Environment Politics protecting the Mojave Desert ecosystem. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why are ER visit rates up in California, despite Obamacare? Larry discusses with Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and former policy director for the Romney-Ryan Public Health/ 2012 presidential campaign and Renee Hsia, professor of emergency medicine and 11:06 11:30 Medicine Politics health policy at UCSF. TAKE TWO: Andersen Forecast – The UCLA Andersen Forecast projectioned California's Economics and economic growth to be not as rosy as initially thought. A Martinez talks with Jerry Nickelsburg, 9:07 5:30 Business Labor Issues senior economist for UCLA Anderson Forecast.

TAKE TWO: Measure H Funding – The LA County Board of Supervisors will make a multi- million dollar decision: how to spend the new sales tax money that soon comes in to fund 9:13 5:00 Housing Issues Politics homeless services. KPCC's Rina Palta joins A Martinez to explain what's in the proposal. TAKE TWO: Hep C – KPCC's Rebecca Plevin brings us the story of a small program in LA that's Public Health/ trying an innovative approach: instead of having IV users come to a doctor to get their Hep C 9:18 4:30 Medicine Housing Issues meds, it brings the meds to them. TAKE TWO: Korean Voting – Last week's election for California's 34th Congressional District Diversity/ Cultural put a lot of attention on the growing political participation by Korean Americans in Los 9:24 5:06 Politics Events Angeles. KPCC's Mary Plummer joins Take Two to explain. TAKE TWO: E3 Conference – The Electronic Entertainment Expo showcases all of the Computers/Intern Economics and upcoming tech and video-games but this year is unique in that it's the first that is open to the 9:34 5:35 et/IT Business public. A Martinez talks with KPCC's Redmond Carolipio. TAKE TWO: VR Tech – USC professor Todd Richmond says that there are a lot of dangers to VR Computers/Intern technology that aren't being acknowledged enough by society or VR developers. A Martinez 9:40 8:30 et/IT Science talks with him to explain more. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Take Two contributor Justino Aguila brings in selections 9:49 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry from Shakira and Lila Downs. He talks with A Martinez. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: LA Film Festival director Jennifer Cochis previews the festival Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Betto ARcos reports on FIMPRO music festival in Guadalajara, Mexico Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Gabriela Cowperthwaite on "Megan Leavey" movie 6/14/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Latest on the GOP baseball shooting in Virginia – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Steven Dennis, congressional reporter with Washington, DC Homeland Bloomberg News and Pete Aguilar, Democratic congressman representing the 31st 10:06 10:23 reports Security District of California and member of the Democratic congressional baseball team. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Next steps for Senate Intel Committee following AG Washington, DC Sessions’ testimony – Libby Denkmann discusses with Isaac Dovere, chief 10:25 10:34 Politics reports Washington correspondent for POLITICO. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Checking in on regulating recreational cannabis with Sacramento/State Economics and California’s ‘pot czar’ – Libby Denkmann discusses with Lori Ajax, chief of the Bureau 10:34 10:58 Politics Business of Medical Cannabis Regulation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Not everyone’s happy about LA’s $1 billion plan to fight homelessness – Libby Denkmann discusses with Rina Palta, KPCC correspondent who covers the social safety net in Southern California; Becky Dennison, executive director of Venice Community Housing; and Christian Wrede, member of Venice 11:06 11:37 Housing Issues Politics Vision. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Family vlogging: weighing the controversy of putting kids on YouTube – Libby Denkmann discusses with Kristine, owner and creator of Family Fun Pack, a YouTube family vlogging channel and Yalda T. Uhls, Ph.D., adjunct Youth/Children's Computers/Intern professor of child psychology at UCLA and youth development expert Common Sense 11:40 11:58 Issues/ Family et/IT Media. TAKE TWO: Congressional Baseball Practice Shooting Reax - Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana and 4 others were wounded when a gunman opened fire during the Republican Congressional Homeland baseball team practice. California Congresswoman Linda Sanchez (D) was set to play against 9:07 6:20 Security Politics them and she joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Local Smog Detection - UC Riverside has received funding from NASA to develop Computers/Intern air pollution monitoring stations and they've got the perfect place to put them: your backyard. 9:14 6:15 Environment et/IT A Martinez speaks with Darel Jenerette, UCR professor and the lead scientist on this project.

TAKE TWO: Clean Trucks - Officials had offered truck drivers 200 million dollars in incentives to ditch diesel rigs for more environmentally friendly options but the effort backfired so badly 9:20 4:30 Transportation Environment that now, the goal is to win back their trust. KPCC's Emily Guerin brings us a follow-up. TAKE TWO: Delta Tunnels - Officials have announced that it will make a decision on the plan to build tunnels under the San Joaquin River Delta by September. A Martinez speaks with Sacramento/State Jeffrey Mount, senior fellow of the Water Policy Center at the Public Policy Institute of 9:25 7:00 Environment Politics California. Law & TAKE TWO: Vapor Sniffing Dogs - The LAPD has two dogs who are being training to sniff out Homeland Order/Courts/Poli the vapor of explosives in the air. A Martinez visits with the dogs and their handler about how 9:34 10:00 Security ce to train them. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - The Major League Baseball draft was held this week, and the top picks were both from California: Royce Lewis from Aliso Viejo and Hunter Greene from Sherman Economics and Oaks. A Martinez talks about the impact they might have in the league with Andy and Brian 9:44 10:20 Sports Business Kamenetzky. Economics and The Frame: NYT reporter Sapna Maheshwari on political climate effects on 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business advertising Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Jonathan Schifflett interviews Fleet Foxes' singer Robin Pecknold Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Host Andy Cohen on "Love Connection" TV show reboot 6/15/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump fires back on Mueller’s Russia investigation – Larry discusses with Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter for POLITICO; Steve Vladeck, professor of law at the University of Texas; and John Eastman, professor of Washington, DC law and director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at Chapman 10:05 10:24 Politics reports University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After the Alexandria shooting, a look at DC security culture – Larry discusses with Cedric Leighton, founder and president of Cedric Washington, DC Homeland Leighton Associates and a retired colonel in the US Air Force and the former Director 10:27 10:39 reports Security for Training of the National Security Agency. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at the labor market after yesterday’s Fed rate hike – Larry discusses with David Wessel, senior fellow in Economic Studies at the Economics and Washington, DC Brookings Institute and director of the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary 10:42 10:58 Business reports Policy. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s in the new CA budget, and the fight to overhaul the state’s tax board – Larry discusses with John Myers, Sacramento bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times who’s been following the budget negotiations and Dan Sacramento/State Economics and Walters, long-time CA politics observer with CALmatters, a nonprofit public interest 11:06 11:21 Politics Business publication. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sports round-up: A new stadium for the Clippers, UFC fighter steps into boxing ring – Larry discusses with A Martinez, host of KPCC’s Take 11:23 11:38 Sports Arts And Culture Two. Public Health/ Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: How do you celebrate Father’s Day if you 11:40 11:58 Medicine Issues/ Family don’t have a dad? Larry discusses with listeners. TAKE TWO: Foam Fight – Environmentalists are taking a page from the success of the state's ban on plastic shopping bags and getting cities and counties throughout California to ban Sacramento/State styrofoam containers first. To explain this political strategy, Laurel Rosenhall, reporter with 9:07 7:30 Environment Politics CALmatters joins A Martinez. Gender TAKE TWO: Women in the Workplace – Women often face inequities in the workplace so Equity/Transgend what can be done to help stop that unfair treatment? A Martinez talks about it with Juliet 9:15 8:33 Labor Issues er Issues Williams, professor of gender studies at UCLA. TAKE TWO: Whole Person Care – Now, Sacramento is set to join the Whole Person Care Public Health/ Sacramento/State program, a system designed to curb the city's homeless/ER problem. Anita Chabria has 9:24 6:00 Medicine Politics covered this story for the Sacramento Bee and talks with A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Water Conservation – Southern California is in the middle of a heat wave but just because the drought is over, doesn't mean people can be lax in using water. A Martinez talks 9:34 4:20 Environment Natural Disaster with water expert, Lester Snow about how to still conserve in hot or cold, in rain or drought.

TAKE TWO: Grunions – Every year in Southern California, hundreds of thousands of sardine- like fish called Grunions swim onshore in the dead of the night in one of the regions’ most spectacular mating displays but that may change. Take Two’s Adriana Cargill checked out this 9:39 6:41 Environment Science year's party to see if climate change is already playing out on our shores. TAKE TWO: The Binge – Every month, we get a list of great movies and shows that are Entertainment available for streaming. Writer Mark Jordan Legan joins A Martinez to review the shows 9:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Genius, The Handmaid's Tale and Fortitude. TAKE TWO: Bat-signal Kicker – Tonight, the night sky will be illuminated with the Bat-signal. It's party of a tribute to the late Adam West at LA's City Hall. A Martinez gives mention in 9:56 0:40 Obituaries Media today's show kicker. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Judd Apatow discusses Sony clean version movies Entertainment The Frame: Sharon McNary interviews subjects in "Skid Row Marathon" 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry documentary Entertainment The Frame: The Secret Sisters on their crowdfunded new album "You Don't Know Me 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Anymore" 6/16/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Amazon’s buying Whole Foods means for grocery stores and retail – Larry discusses with Joe Dobrow, a former marketing executive for Whole Foods Market, Sprouts Farmers Market and other natural markets and Brad Economics and Computers/Intern Stone, a senior executive editor for technology at Bloomberg News and author of 10:06 10:31 Business et/IT “The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.” Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: US Supreme Court cases you should be watching with Order/Courts/Poli Washington, DC rulings expected at end of month – Larry discusses with Greg Stohr, Supreme Court 10:31 10:40 ce reports reporter for Bloomberg News.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What will and won’t change following President Trump’s announcement on U.S.-Cuba policy – Larry discusses with Mike Gonzalez, senior Washington, DC fellow for international studies at the Heritage Foundation and William LeoGrande, 10:42 10:58 Politics reports professor of government at American University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Cars 3,’ ‘Rough Night,’ ‘47 Meters Down’ and Diversity/ Cultural more – Larry discusses the week’s newest releases with Claudia Puig, Peter Rainer 11:06 11:39 Arts And Culture Events and Charles Solomon. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How does watching a movie with someone else change Diversity/ Cultural the experience? Larry discusses with Claudia Puig, Peter Rainer, Charles Solomon and 11:42 11:58 Arts And Culture Events listeners. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - California lawmakers voted on the state budget and there is some mysetrious funding driving the anti-Trump campaign in the state. A Martinez discusses Sacramento/State with KQED’s Scott Shafer and political professor Jack Pitney from Claremont McKenna. 9:07 13:00 Politics Politics College. TAKE TWO: Dalya's Other Country – The new documentary follows Dalya, a young teen and Entertainment Syrian refugee in Los Angeles walking the line between her two cultures and identities. A 9:20 10:50 Industry Immigration Martinez speaks with director Julia Meltzer and Dalya herself. TAKE TWO: E3 Wrap Up – The Electronic Entertainment Expo wrapped up in LA this week. Computers/Intern Economics and KPCC digital producer Redmond Carlipio was there and joins A Martinez to talks about what 9:34 6:15 et/IT Business some of the LA-base gamemakers are bringing to the table. War/ Military TAKE TWO: Test Pilots – The Edwards Air Force Base is rich with history and these days, pilots Events/ Military and engineers continue to train for this work at the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School. KPCC's 9:41 4:20 Culture Transportation Priska Neely went to Edwards Air Force Base for a visit.

Entertainment Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – Looking something fun to do this weekend? Marielle Wakim 9:46 3:50 Industry Events of LA Magazine and Take Two’s Leo Duran have you covered with a couple ideas. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Father’s Day is this weekend and that means a mad scramble to get Economics and Youth/Children's Dad a cool gift. Michelle Dalton Tyree gives A Martinez the scoop on one of the hottest 9:50 6:30 Business Issues/ Family menswear trends. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Sofia Coppola on "The Beguiled" Entertainment 3:46 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Sofia Coppola on "The Beguiled" (cont'd) Entertainment 3:50 6:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Adriana Cargill on "Thumbrint" play about Mukhtar Mai 6/17/2017 12:07 8:48 Off-Ramp: Commentator Hank Rosenfeld shares memories of his late father in an Interview (one Historical Events/ audio Father's Day card. (Hank Rosenfeld) guest) History Segments 12:16 4:43 Off-Ramp: Rosalie Atkinson speaks with curator Naima Keith at the California African Interview (one Amerian Museum about Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle's latest exihibit "The Evanesced." Arts And Culture guest) 12:29 9:32 Interview (one Off-Ramp: Neil Degrasse Tyson shares his three favorite StarTalk guests. (Neil Science guest) Degrasse Tyson) 12:49 10:00 Diversity/ Cultural Entertainment Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon interviews South Gate's trans punk diva, Trap Girl ahead Events Industry of Trans Pride in LA. 6/19/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Watching for Senate GOP to unveil healthcare bill, plus: is the president under investigation or not? Fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with John Iadarola, host and creator of ThinkTank, part of The Public Health/ Young Turks Network and Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution at 10:06 10:42 Politics Medicine Stanford University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New study looks at the accuracy of popular fitness trackers – Libby Denkmann discusses with Anna Shcherbina, PhD candidate in Biomedical Informatics at Stanford University and a co-author of the new study and Public Health/ Computers/Intern Neil Jay Sehgal, an assistant professor of Health Services Administration at the 10:44 10:58 Medicine et/IT University of Maryland School of Public Health.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at the potential changes in California’s sex offender registry – Libby Denkmann discusses with Frank Stoltze, correspondent for KPCC covering criminal justice and public safety issues; Janice Bellucci, executive director Sacramento/State Public Health/ of the Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws; and Mika Moulton, director of 11:06 11:33 Politics Medicine Christopher’s Clubhouse, a nonprofit that teaches kids and families about safety.

Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: How should sexist workplace comments be Equity/Transgend Economics and handled? Libby Denkmann discusses with Ange-Marie Hancock, professor of political 11:33 11:58 er Issues Business science and gender studies at the University of Southern California. Law & TAKE TWO: Rehab and Jails - Reporter Sam Quinones, author of “Dreamland: The True Tale of Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ America’s Opiate Epidemic,” profiles one jail that’s trying to offer more drug rehab support to 9:07 11:00 ce Medicine its inmates. He talks to A Martinez. War/ Military TAKE TWO: Deporting Vets, Part 1: More than 11,000 non-citizens serve in the military but Events/ Military after leaving service, if they run afoul of the law they can face deportation. KPCC’s Dorina 9:18 4:30 Immigration Culture Merina has more. TAKE TWO: Air Quality and Heat – It’s going to be a scorcher for the next few days in Southern California and all that heat is leading to some very unhealthy smog levels. Patrick Public Health/ Chander is spokesperson for the South Coast Air Quality Management District and he talks to 9:23 4:50 Environment Medicine A Martinez. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez checks in with Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan about the 9:34 8:00 Industry Business movies that came out this weekend and so much more. Law & TAKE TWO: The Slants – After a multi-year battle, the Supreme Court ruled that the Asian- Order/Courts/Poli Diversity/ Cultural American rock band The Slants has a right to call itself by a disparaging name. For reaction, A 9:42 7:30 ce Events Martinez talks to the band’s frontman Simon Tam. TAKE TWO: Deep Water - A group of teenage surfers came up with a simple, but daring way of Law & transporting marijuana and became multi-million dollar drug operation. Katherine Nichols Books/ Literature/ Order/Courts/Poli wrote all about them in her new book Deep Water: From the Swim Team to Drug Smuggling, 9:50 8:30 Authors ce and talks to A Martinez. Economics and The Frame: Bloomberg reporter Lucas Shaw on Vice Media's plans for scripted 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business programming Entertainment The Frame: Michelle Lanz interviews musician Benjamin Booker on his album 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry "Witness" Entertainment The Frame: Director Brian Knappenberger on Netflix documentary "Nobody Speak: 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry Trials of the Free Press" 6/20/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The Hollywood angle to the Georgia 6th District race everyone’s watching – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Ted Johnson, a senior editor at Variety who covers the intersection of politics and entertainment Entertainment and Celeste Headlee, host and executive producer of talk show “On Second Thought” 10:06 10:21 Politics Industry on Georgia Public Broadcasting; she lives in Georgia’s 6th district. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: SCOTUS case in Wisconsin could decide the Law & constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering – Libby Denkmann discusses with Greg Order/Courts/Poli Stohr, Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News who has been following the 10:23 10:33 ce Politics story.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How to close the gender gap in political ambition – Libby Denkmann discusses with Jennifer Lawless, current director for the Women & Politics Gender Institute and professor of Government at American University and Vanessa Cardenas, Equity/Transgend director of strategic communications at Emily’s List, a political action committee that 10:33 10:58 er Issues Politics aims to elect Democratic women.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Middle East watchers round up latest from Iran, Syria, War/ Military Iraq, Afghanistan and Qatar – Libby Denkmann discusses with Borzou Daragahi, Events/ Military Middle East correspondent for Buzzfeed News and Aaron David Miller, Vice President 11:06 11:36 Foreign News Culture for New Initiatives and a distinguished scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After controversial ‘Julius Caesar,’ when does political commentary in art go too far? Libby Denkmann discusses with Bob Thompson, 11:38 11:56 Arts And Culture Politics professor of popular culture at Syracuse University. TAKE TWO: Cal State Acceptance - The California State University System has announced it Youth/Children's will soon offer admission to all qualified applicants. A Martinez talks to Maggie White, the 9:07 6:00 Education Issues/ Family incoming president of the California State Student Association. Law & TAKE TWO: Deportation Legal Fund – The LA County Board votes on a plan to kick in $3 Order/Courts/Poli million to a legal defense fund for undocumented immigrants facing deportation. KPCC's Leslie 9:13 4:30 ce Immigration Berestein Rojas has been following the idea, and joins A Martinez to explain more.

War/ Military TAKE TWO: Deporting Vets Part 2: More than 11,000 non-citizens serve in the military but Events/ Military after leaving service, if they run afoul of the law they can face deportation. We meet deported 9:18 4:30 Immigration Culture vets in Tijuana who are trying to secure re-entry, or at least get their VA benefits. War/ Military TAKE TWO: Deported Vets Folo: Dorina Merina talks to A Martinez about what is currently Events/ Military being done to change this situation and stop the deportation of veterans and allow them, 9:23 6:20 Immigration Culture once out of prison, to access benefits.

TAKE TWO: Police Car Searches - A team of researchers there say they found evidence that Law & black and Latino drivers are searched during stops more often than white drivers. A Martinez Order/Courts/Poli speaks to Shard Goel, assistant professor at Stanford in the Department of Management 9:34 5:10 ce Racial Relations Science & Engineering and works with the open policing project.

TAKE TWO: Larsen Ice Shelf – There’s a crack in the ice in Antartica. One of the researchers closely watching the developments is Eric Rignot, professor at UC Irvine and a senior scientist 9:39 3:00 Environment Science at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and he joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Coastal Shipwrecks – A shipwreck that set out during the Spanish-American War was discovered recently off the coast of Southern California, where the Santa Barbara Channel meets the Pacific Ocean. A Martinez talks to Robert Schwemmer, West Coast Regional Historical Events/ Maritime Heritage Coordinator for the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association - 9:42 6:00 History Segments Environment Office of Marine Sanctuaries. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - Every week we hear from our experts on what's the best Entertainment new music for the week. A Martinez is joined by music supervisor Morgan Rhodes reviews 9:48 8:40 Industry Arts And Culture selections from Daniel Cesar, Zara McFarlane and Jill Scott. Entertainment The Frame: Common Sense director Olivia Morgan on their "Gender Equity is 3:36 6:00 Arts And Culture Industry Common Sense" initiative Entertainment The Frame: Vulture editor Kyle Buchanan on "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot 3:42 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry salary controversy Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Jenner Furst on documentary "TIME: The Kalief Browder Story" 6/21/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Uber drivers in LA think of Travis Kalanick’s resignation – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Johana Bhuiyan, senior Economics and Computers/Intern transportation reporter for the tech publication, Recode and Eric Newcomer, San 10:06 10:33 Business et/IT Francisco-based reporter for Bloomberg Technology. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As the Russia investigation continues, a look at the House Intelligence Committee hearings – Libby Denkmann discusses with Austin Wright, Washington, DC congressional reporter for POLITICO based on Capitol Hill, who was at the House 10:34 10:45 Politics reports Intelligence Committee hearing. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After US military service, these veterans face deportation – Libby Denkmann discusses with Dorian Merina, reporter covering veterans’ issues War/ Military for KPCC and Nathan Fletcher, combat veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp and chair of Events/ Military the Honorably Discharged, Dishonorably Deported coalition; he also is a former CA 10:47 10:58 Culture Immigration State Assemblymember. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With Golden Motel project kaput, how can LA get more community buy-in on future homeless housing projects? Libby Denkmann discusses with Chris Ko, director of homeless programs for the United Way of Greater Los Angeles and Lucy Liou, resident of Temple City who opposed the Golden Motel 11:06 11:23 Housing Issues San Gabriel Valley project. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How one Saudi woman’s joyride created an international Gender movement – Libby Denkmann discusses with Manal al-Sharif, a woman’s rights Books/ Literature/ Equity/Transgend activist from Saudi Arabia; her memoir is “Daring to Drive: A Saudi Woman’s 11:25 11:58 Authors er Issues Awakening”.

TAKE TWO: Elon Musk in LA – Sandy Mazza is a reporter for the Daily Breeze and she's been Economics and writing about how Elon Musk has been lining up some big names in support of a plan to fix 9:07 6:45 Politics Business what may be our biggest local problem - transportation. She talks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Bottled Water – The Orange County Water District is trying to find out. They've teamed up with the OC Sanitation District to find an answer to a pressing problem in Sacramento/State California: is there a way to sustainably source our water? Mehul Patel is director of water 9:14 7:35 Environment Politics production for the OC Water District and he joins A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Sidewalk Repairs – After decades of neglect, the city of Los Angeles this year has started tackling major sidewalk repairs. KPCC's Sharon McNary has details on the quickest 9:22 5:00 Politics Transportation ways residents can get the city to replace the sidewalks they use every day. Gender Equity/Transgend TAKE TWO: Cal Tech Astronaut – Jessica Watkins, a postdoctoral fellow at CalTech, is one of 9:34 6:40 Science er Issues NASA's newest astronauts candidates. A Martinez talks to her. TAKE TWO: Street Musicians – They can brighten up a sidewalk with their music, and now Law & street musicians in Long Beach are asking the city to create a system that supports their work. Order/Courts/Poli Entertainment A Martinez talks with street musician Shea Newkirk about how it could transform 9:41 5:00 ce Industry neighborhoods.

TAKE TWO: Refugee Handbook – The “The Refugees Welcome Guidebook” is a bilingual guidebook in Arabic and English, seeking to support refugee resettlement by providing a multi- Books/ Literature/ platform (app, website and print) hyper-local guide to support refugee integration in the 9:46 3:30 Immigration Authors Greater Los Angeles Area. We caught up with Co-director on the project, Monica Curca. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – This week, NBA teams will pick their future players of their teams as Economics and the selections for the 2017 draft begin. A Martinez talks about that and a lot more with ESPN's 9:50 9:40 Sports Business Andy and Brian Kamenetzky. Entertainment The Frame: Variety editor Brent Lang discusses firing of Han Solo movie directors Phil 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Lord and Chris Miller Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving interviews LA Percussion Quartet Entertainment The Frame: Kulap Vilaysack on her show "Bajillion Dollar Properties" and upcoming 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry personal documentary "Origin Story" 6/22/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Big takeaways from Senate’s ACA replacement, the Better Care Reconciliation Act – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Adriel Public Health/ Bettelheim, health care editor at POLITICO and Lisa Mascaro, LA Times congressional 10:06 10:27 Politics Medicine reporter.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What if the Mexican border wall was made of tech, plus checking in on the prototypes and legal pushback – Libby Denkmann discusses with Homeland Computers/Intern Ron Nixon, homeland security correspondent for the New York Times and Phillip 10:30 10:43 Security et/IT Molnar, business reporter for the San Diego Tribune. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: War and tech: Could video games could change the face of combat? Libby Denkmann discusses with Nicholas Thompson, editor-in-chief of War/ Military Wired Magazine and Corey Mead, associate professor of English at Baruch College Events/ Military Computers/Intern CUNY and author of the book "War Play: Video Games and the Future of Armed 10:45 10:58 Culture et/IT Conflict." Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How changes to recall elections that benefit Democrats were passed with last week’s CA budget – Libby Denkmann discusses with Katy Murphy, Sacramento-based reporter for the Mercury News who covers state government and was at the vote for the recall election rule change last week and Carl Sacramento/State DeMaio, former San Diego city councilman and current radio talk show host who’s 11:06 11:31 Politics Politics leading the effort to recall democratic Senator Josh Newman. Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: what experiences shaped your view of law Order/Courts/Poli enforcement? Libby Denkmann discusses with Jody Armour, professor of Law at the 11:34 11:58 ce Racial Relations University of Southern California and listeners.

TAKE TWO: Calmatters Report – According to a recent report from Calmatters, the state's Sacramento/State most disadvantaged students are not being affected by all the extra education funding. A 9:07 5:30 Education Politics Martinez speaks with Jessica Calefati, education reporter for Calmatters.

TAKE TWO: Senate Bill – There's big healthcare news out of Washington D.C. this morning. Public Health/ Washington, DC Senate Republicans have finally unveiled a healthcare bill aimed at replacing Obamacare. To 9:12 6:25 Medicine reports find out a little about what's in it, A Martinez speaks with KPCC health reporter Michelle Faust. TAKE TWO: Mammoth Heat – There are people reportedly skiing in bikinis on Mammoth Economics and Mountain. For the good and the bad of a lot of snow in the heat, A Martinez talks to Mono 9:19 4:30 Environment Business County Sheriff Ingrid Braun. TAKE TWO: Solar Panels – It turns out solar panels might not work so well in high Computers/Intern temperatures. CalTech professor Nate Lewis has been active in the solar fuels/solar chemical 9:24 5:30 et/IT Environment field for over 40 years, and he joins A Martinez for more. TAKE TWO: Casting Diversity – It pays to cast a film with diverse actors, according to a new Diversity/ Cultural Entertainment study by the talent agency CAA. A Martinez talks with CAA's Christy Haubegger about why, 9:34 9:30 Events Industry and what this should mean for Hollywood. TAKE TWO: CSU Remedial Education – The California State University system recently Sacramento/State announced plans to overhaul its remedial education system by 2018. A Martinez finds out 9:44 6:00 Education Politics more with KPCC's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez.

TAKE TWO: The Ride – Attempting to prove anything can be delivered, a new service will now Economics and come to your car, and fill it with gas when you need it. Our motor critic, Sue Carpenter tells A 9:50 6:00 Transportation Business Martinez about that and shares other news from the world of personal transportation. Economics and The Frame: THR editor Eriq Gardner on HBO lawsuit regarding "Last Week Tonight 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Business with John Oliver" coal industry segment Entertainment The Frame: Marcos Najera goes behind the scenes of Long Beach Opera's production 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry of "Frida" Entertainment The Frame: Actors Neal Bledsoe and Augustus Prew discuss their roles on "The Pride" 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry play 6/23/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As a possible ouster builds on Capitol Hill, can Pelosi weather the storm? Fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Sarah Wire, a DC- Washington, DC based reporter who writes on the California Delegation for the LA Times and Carolyn 10:06 10:16 reports Politics Lochhead, DC Correspondent with the San Francisco Chronicle.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Democratic Senator Josh Newman on recall effort – Libby Sacramento/State Denkmann discusses with Josh Newman, State Senator for the 29th Senate district of 10:18 10:39 Politics Politics California, which includes the cities of Anaheim, Fullerton, and West Covina.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should an employer be allowed to ask for your salary history? Libby Denkmann discusses with Rebecca Kieler, career management Economics and consultant based in the Bay Area with 20-plus years of experience in the field and 10:41 10:58 Labor Issues Business Mike Belote, lobbyist for the California Employment Law Council. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Transformers,’ ‘The Beguiled,’ ‘The Big Sick’ Diversity/ Cultural and more – Libby Denkmann discusses the week’s newest releases with Claudia Puig 11:06 11:38 Arts And Culture Events and Tim Cogshell.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The world of film scoring: How composers create unforgettable movie music – Larry Mantle discusses with Matt Schrader, director of his first feature-length documentary, “SCORE: A Film Music Documentary and Joe Entertainment Kraemer, film composer; his recent works include “Mission Impossible: Rogue 11:40 11:58 Arts And Culture Industry Nation” and “Jack Reacher” in a pre-taped interview segment. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - House Democrats rethink Nancy Pelosi's future after an embarrassing defeat in Georgia and more when A Martinez speaks with Jack Pitney, Professor Sacramento/State of Politics at Claremont McKenna College,and Scott Shafer, Senior Editor for Politics and 9:07 13:50 Politics Politics Government for KQED. Law & Order/Courts/Poli TAKE TWO: Cadets– A Martinez talks with Councilmember Mitch Englander who has called for 9:21 5:30 ce Politics scrutiny and an investigation of the LAPD's Cadet program. TAKE TWO: Western States 100 – The Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run will, first time Public Health/ ever, the race will be conducting drug testing on their participants. A Martinez talks with the 9:34 8:00 Sports Medicine race’s president, John Medinger, to find out why.

TAKE TWO: Pet Space - A new animal shelter debuts this weekend in Silicon Beach, and it uses Computers/Intern Economics and the latest technology to make it an Instagram-ready, friendly place. KPCC's Leo Duran looks at 9:42 6:20 et/IT Business whether investing millions in tech is worthwhile instead of on the animals themselves.

TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – Marielle Wakim from LA Magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran Entertainment share some of the highlights of weekend events, from the Sound of Music Sing-a-long at the 9:50 3:40 Arts And Culture Industry Hollywood Bowl to the band Tank and the Bangas performing in MacArthur Park. TAKE TWO: Females in Pro Wrestling - Netflix's new show "GLOW" dramatizes the Gorgeous Gender Ladies of Wrestling promotions that sprung up on the West Coast in the late 80's. Julian Equity/Transgend Burrell takes a look at the female fandom of wrestling and how they think a women's place in 9:54 6:50 Sports er Issues the "sport" has changed over the years. Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Interview with Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew and Brendan Canning Entertainment 3:46 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Pasadena City Councilman Steve Madison on Arroyo Seco Weekend Entertainment The Frame: Composer Tim Davies and violinist Marc Sazer on film scoring industry 3:51 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry and tax credits in LA 6/24/2017 12:08 4:49 Off-Ramp: The show's final producer, Chris Greenspon, shows the story of how he Historical Events/ Entertainment found, came to love, and begun work for Off-Ramp. (Chris Greenspon) History Segments Industry 12:21 :58 Off-Ramp: Interim Science reporter Matt Bloom reports on a new fungus killing Los Science Media Angeles ficus trees. (Matt Bloom) 12:22 8:51 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with relics expert Elizabeth Harper at the Mountain View Interview (one Historical Events/ Cemetary in Altadena. (John Rabe, Elizabeth Harper) guest) History Segments 12:41 9:09 Entertainment Off-Ramp: R.H. Greene remembers the LA Film Critics Association's founder, Ruth Obituaries Industry Batchelor. (R.H. Greene) 6/26/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in Politics: Senate’s healthcare bill, travel ban case at the Supreme Court, and more – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College and Charles Public Health/ Kesler, Professor of Government at Claremont McKenna College and editor of the 10:06 10:43 Politics Medicine Claremont Review of Books.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Noted linguist Deborah Tannen on the language of women’s friendships – Libby Denkmann discusses with Deborah Tannen, professor of Books/ Literature/ linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and author of the book 10:46 10:58 Authors Science You’re the Only One I Can Tell: Inside the Language of Women’s Friendships.

Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s next for the LAPD Cadets program? Libby Order/Courts/Poli Youth/Children's Denkmann discusses with Kate Mather, reporter covering the LAPD for the Los 11:06 11:26 ce Issues/ Family Angeles Times and Mitchell Englander, LA City Councilmember for the 12th District. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In Loving Memory: Looking back at the ups and downs of Computers/Intern Economics and Gchat – Libby Denkmann discusses with Josh Constine, editor-at-large for 11:28 11:36 et/IT Business TechCrunch. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How will Lyft Shuttle change public transit? Libby Economics and Denkmann discusses wit Ed Krayewski, associate editor at Reason.com and Henry 11:37 11:58 Transportation Business Grabar, staff writer for Slate.

Law & TAKE TWO: Travel Ban Partially Reinstated - Today, the Supreme Court announced it partially Order/Courts/Poli uphold President Trump's travel ban. To help get up to speed on what the justices will be 9:07 5:00 Immigration ce looking at, A Martinez talks to Adam Winkler. He's a professor of constitutional law at UCLA.

TAKE TWO: CA Healthcare - A lot about the future or healthcare in California hinges on Public Health/ Washington, DC Senate Republicans and a healthcare bill released late last week. For more A Martinez talks to 9:12 6:00 Medicine reports Gerald Kominski, director of the UCLA center for Health Policy Research. TAKE TWO: Seattle Minimum Wage - A new study in Washington State indicates, that at least Economics and for some, a higher minimum wage doesn't lead to higher incomes. Hilary Wething is the 9:18 6:30 Business Labor Issues principal data analyst for the study and joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Metro Parking - Starting Monday, Metro riders who utilize three Gold Line stops Economics and in the San Gabriel Valley will now have to pay to park at these stations. A Martinez finds out 9:25 5:30 Transportation Business more with KPCC’s Meghan McCarty. Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez speaks about the latest entertainment news with 9:34 9:00 Industry Business Rebecca Keegan, entertainment reporter for Vanity Fair. TAKE TWO: California Travel Ban – California lawmakers voted to restrict state-funded travel to states with laws that allow businesses to deny services to gay and transgender people but Sacramento/State how does the ban work and who does it extent to? Martinez sopeaks to Politico reporter 9:40 5:30 Politics Travel David Siders. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: LAT critic Mikael Wood recaps Saturday of Arroyo Seco Weekend Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: LAT critic August Brown recaps Sunday of Arroyo Seco Weekend TAKE TWO: California Coffee - Ambitious growers from San Diego to Santa Barbara are putting in coffee plants, hoping that it might be the next big thing for the region. A Martinez talks Economics and about it with Jay Ruskey, the owner of Good Land Organics, and the man credited as one of 9:46 6:10 Business Labor Issues the first California farmers to try his hand at coffee. Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actor Paul Dano on his role in "Okja" movie 6/27/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon on postponing California’s single-payer health plan – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount), California Assembly Speaker representing the 63rd Sacramento/State Public Health/ district; Michael Lighty, director of public policy at the California Nurses Association; 10:06 10:58 Politics Medicine and Sally C. Pipes, president and CEO of the Pacific Research Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What do officers have to disclose to testify as a witness? A ruling today explores that question – Libby Denkmann discusses with Jerry Coleman, Law & Special Assistant District Attorney for city and county of San Francisco and adjunct Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/State professor of law at University of San Francisco; and Ken Yuwiler, Partner at Rains 11:06 11:21 ce Politics Lucia Stern law firm. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Apple Music and Spotify are flourishing, but what about musicians? – Libby Denkmann discusses with Charles R. Cross, a Seattle-based music Entertainment Computers/Intern journalist, author of multiple books, including “Kicking & Dreaming: A Story of Heart, 11:24 11:42 Industry et/IT Soul, and Rock & Roll.” Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The boy who lived (and the readers who grew up with him), 20 years later – Libby Denkmann discusses with listeners and Maureen Books/ Literature/ Youth/Children's Palacios, owner of Once Upon A Time, the oldest children’s bookstore in the country, 11:45 11:58 Authors Issues/ Family located in Montrose. TAKE TWO: Riverside Fire - A wildfire in Riverside Country was triggered yesterday afternoon by a car crash, and spread quickly. 9:07 5:30 Natural Disaster Environment A Martinez gets the latest from Captain Chris Kemp with Cal Fire - Riverside County.

TAKE TWO: Delta Tunnels- U.S. Wildlife officials have given the Delta Tunnels project the Sacramento/State crucial first stage of approval as it moves towards the September deadline for it to be 9:13 5:25 Environment Politics approved. A Martinez speaks with Ellen Knickmeyer from the AP. TAKE TWO: Do High Buildings Matter? - Last weekend, the tallest building west of the Mississippi opened up in Downtown LA but does anyone really care what the tallest building is? Alice Kimm, partner in John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects and adjunct with the USC 9:19 6:00 Arts And Culture Media School of Architecture, talks to A Martinez.

TAKE TWO: Travel Ban Lawyers - Travelers from six mostly-Muslim countries will need an Law & official reason to get into the US and have to have a "bona fide relationship with any person or Order/Courts/Poli entity in the United States." To find out what that means, A Martinez speaks with Caitlin Bellis, 9:25 6:15 Immigration ce attorney with the non-profit law firm Public Counsel.

TAKE TWO: Norco Hybrid School - The Hybrid School of Innovation in Norco, CA is set to open Computers/Intern in August. The school's learning advisor Brad Hellickson joins A Martinez to explain what 9:34 6:40 Education et/IT makes it different from your usual school besides the changing the attendance requirements. TAKE TWO: Mirror Touch- Neurologist Joel Salinas has a rare medical condition called mirror touch synethesia where he experiences a mirror of the emotional and physical sensations of Books/ Literature/ those he comes into contact with. A Martinez speaks with Salinas about his recently published 9:41 7:30 Science Authors memoir, "Mirror Touch”. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday- Every week we get a preview of new music for the week. Entertainment Music journalist Steve Hochman brings A Martinez reviews of new selections from the band 9:49 7:49 Arts And Culture Industry Offa Rex, the Tanzania Albinism Collective and Meklit Hadero. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: WSJ reporter Erich Schwartzel on China box-office Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving profiles the Kronos Quartet Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director Jeff Baena on "The Little Hours" movie 6/28/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ransomware returns: Ukraine-based attack hits companies worldwide – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Lily Hay Newman, security staff writer at Wired who’s been following this story; Russell Brandom, reporter at the Verge who’s been following this story; and Sean Hoar, partner in the Computers/Intern Homeland Portland office of Lewis Brisbois and chair of the Data Privacy & Cyber Security 10:06 10:36 et/IT Security Practice.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: Is there a place for doctors in politics? Libby Denkmann discusses with Danielle Ofri, M.D, PhD, associate professor of medicine at New York University and author of the New York Times op-ed, “Time for a Doctors’ Public Health/ March on Washington” and Arthur Caplan, professor of Medical Ethics at New York 10:39 10:58 Medicine Politics University Langone Medical Center and Director of the division of medical ethics.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: OC law & order: ACLU’s scathing report on jails, and Sheriff Hutchens’ decision to retire – Libby Denkmann discusses with Andre Law & Mouchard, assistant managing editor of projects and investigations at Southern Order/Courts/Poli California News Group who’s been following the story and Frank Stoltze, KPCC 11:06 11:24 ce Orange County correspondent who currently covers criminal justice and public safety issues.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Three CNN reporters resign after retracted Russia- connections story – Libby Denkmann discusses with Jane Kirtley, professor of media ethics and law at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Minnesota and Thomas Peele, investigative reporter for the Bay Area news group; 11:27 11:46 Media Politics 2017 pulitzer winner; lecturer at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Risky tourism: What safety precautions do you take when traveling? Libby Denkmann discusses with Paul Theroux, travel writer and novelist, 11:48 11:58 Travel Foreign News whose latest book is “Mother Land.”

TAKE TWO: Ransomware Port- A cyberattack in Europe is making waves right here in Southern California. A Martinez talks with Shuman Ghosemajumder, chief technology officer Computers/Intern Economics and at digital security firm Shape Security in Mountain View, about whether attacks like these 9:07 6:50 et/IT Business could become a new reality, and how they disrupt global commerce. TAKE TWO: Downtown Crime – Property crime in downtown LA has spiked in the last two Law & years and violent crime has increased slightly. Reporter Eddie Kim with LA Downtown News Order/Courts/Poli Economics and talks with A Martinez about what this means for an area that's become a big tourist and 9:14 5:30 ce Business resident destination. TAKE TWO: Judge Recall- The recall effort against Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Law & Aaron Persky, the judge who oversaw the Brock Turner sexual assault case in, is officially Order/Courts/Poli underway. Laurie Levenson is a law professor at Loyola Law school, she’ll talk to A Martinez 9:20 5:15 ce Politics about what it takes to recall an elected judge. TAKE TWO: Cal Report: SD Homeless – In the eastern portion of San Diego County, a little stretch of land is being developed that's become home to a number of folks who've been Economics and priced out of San Diego's expensive housing. The California Report's John Sepulvado takes you 9:25 5:10 Housing Issues Business there. TAKE TWO: Vision Zero - As the city of Los Angeles ramps up its Vision Zero initiative to reduce Law & traffic deaths, some activists who strongly support the idea of making the streets safer have Order/Courts/Poli criticized the city’s approach of increasing police traffic enforcement in these areas. KPCC’s 9:34 5:15 Transportation ce Megan McCarty has the story.

TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – What can Major League Baseball do to bridge that generational gap 9:39 10:10 Sports Media and bring in younger fans? Andy and Brian Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss.

TAKE TWO: A New Yorker's Guide to LA - Nylon magazine just created a list comparing New York neighborhoods to LA neighborhoods. But is that fair? A Martinez welcomes two former 9:49 7:50 Travel Arts And Culture New Yorkers, staffers Julia Paskin and Leo Duran, to break down the guide. Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: AMPAS president Cheryl Bonne Isaacs on new membership Entertainment The Frame: Co-writers and partners Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon on "The Big 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Sick" movie Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Actors Ginnifer Goodwin and Allen Leech on "Constellations" play 6/29/2017

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to know about legally entering the US as the revised travel ban moves forward – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Nicholas Espiritu, LA-based staff attorney at the National Immigration Law Center; he is one of the litigators in one of the travel ban cases, International Refugee Assistance Project Homeland v. Trump, in the Fourth Circuit and James Copland, director of legal policy and senior 10:06 10:45 Immigration Security fellow at the Manhattan Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Artificial intelligence – it’s deep (learning) – Libby Computers/Intern Denkmann discusses with Will Knight, senior editor for AI at MIT Technology Review; 10:47 10:58 et/IT Science he wrote the article “The Dark Secret at the Heart of AI.”

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Brown breaks up 138-year-old California Board of Sacramento/State Economics and Equalization – Libby Denkmann discusses with Dan Walters, long-time CA politics 11:06 11:24 Politics Business observer with CALmatters, a nonprofit public interest publication. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The Bachelorette: Is the show’s racial conversation crossing a line? Libby Denkmann discusses with Ali Barthwell, freelance writer for Vulture; she wrote the Vulture article, “The Bachelorette Recap: Why is This 11:27 11:39 Racial Relations Arts And Culture Happening?” Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Your favorite Off-Ramp stories, and Off-Ramp producers’ favorite John Rabe stories – Libby Denkmann discusses with John Rabe, host of Off- Ramp and KPCC’s incoming Production and Promotions Director; Queena Kim, founding Off-Ramp producer; senior editor at the NPR-affiliate KQED in the Bay Area; Kevin Ferguson, former Off-Ramp producer; producer for “Bullseye with Jesse 11:42 11:58 Media Orange County Thorn.”

Washington, DC TAKE TWO: Who is Indivisible? - Here in Southern California, one group is hoping to flip the 9:07 5:07 Politics reports last Republican-held seat in LA County. Take Two's Austin Cross has the story.

TAKE TWO: Meet the Progressive Liberal - Daniel Harnsberger is a 36-year-old real estate agent from Richmond, Virginia, but when he's not selling homes he becomes Dan Richards, the Entertainment “Progressive Liberal," an anti-Trump/pro Clinton wrestler performing on the independent 9:12 5:40 Industry Politics circuit who is not afraid to showcase his political views. A Martinez talks to him.

TAKE TWO: GOP Obamacare in CA (Cal Report) - Despite California’s status as a democratic Public Health/ stronghold, there are some five-million people registered as Republicans in our state yet many 9:18 4:00 Medicine Politics have benefitted from the Democratic health program. KQED's April Demobosky reports. TAKE TWO: “Bona Fide” Connections – After the recent Supreme Court ruling, the travel ban Law & is set to go in place on Thursday. To help us us decipher the revised travel ban and what it may Order/Courts/Poli mean in the coming months, A Martinez will talk to Talia Inlender, a lawyer with Public 9:22 7:30 Immigration ce Counsel. Law & TAKE TWO: Bail Reform - Some state lawmakers are pushing to get rid of bail, saying it mostly Sacramento/State Order/Courts/Poli benefits the rich who can afford to get out. And KQED's political reporter Marisa Lagos says 9:34 5:00 Politics ce that it disproportionately hurts people of color, too. She speaks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Ride – A new state bill would offer even more incentives for zero emission 9:39 6:15 Transportation Environment cars. Our motor critic Sue Carpenter talks to A Martinez about the bill. TAKE TWO: Rumble Strips - Drivers traveling in this northern San Fernando Valley neighborhood, along Plummer Street between Canoga Avenue and Topanga Canyon, are now Law & being greeted by sound of tires hitting 'Rumble Strips,’ the city's latest effort to deter street Order/Courts/Poli racers. LA City Councilmember Mitchell Englander talks to A Martinez about how these strips 9:45 5:50 Transportation ce work. Gender Books/ Literature/ Equity/Transgend TAKE TWO: The Idea of You - The new novel, "The Idea of You," explores the stereotypes and 9:51 5:00 Authors er Issues expectations of women as they age. Author Robin Lee tells us the tale in her own words. Entertainment The Frame: Music supervisors Maggie Phillips and Thomas Golubic on new Emmy 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry category for music supervision Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Writer-director Andrew Jay Cohen on "The House" movie 6/30/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA Secretary of State Alex Padilla on California’s voting Sacramento/State system security – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Alex Padilla, California 10:06 10:30 Politics Politics Secretary of State, in a pre-taped interview.

Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Syria check-in: White House claims it thwarted Assad chemical weapons attack – Libby Denkmann discusses with Aaron David Miller, Vice President for New Initiatives at the Wilson Center and former advisor to Republican 10:32 10:44 Foreign News Politics and Democratic Secretaries of State on Arab-Israeli negotiations, 1978-2003. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In some LA communities, bike lanes are seen as symbols of gentrification – Libby Denkmann discusses with Meghan McCarty Carino, KPCC reporter covering commuting and mobility issues and Erick Huerta, a member of 10:47 10:58 Transportation Housing Issues Multicultural Communities For Mobility. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Baby Driver,’ ‘Despicable Me 3,’ ‘The House’ Diversity/ Cultural and more – Libby Denkmann discusses the week’s newest releases with Justin Chang, 11:06 11:58 Arts And Culture Events Christy Lemire and Charles Solomon. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Death threats for Assembly speaker Anthony Rendon, who is putting up the money for those campaign ads?, and in California ,could too much blue have Sacramento/State people seeing red? A Martinez speaks with Carla Marinucci, senior editor for Politico's 9:07 13:30 Politics Politics California Playbook, and Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of public policy at USC. TAKE TWO: Gun Law Block - Tomorrow a new gun law was supposed to take effect in Law & California banning people from owning large capacity ammunitions magazines, but a federal Sacramento/State Order/Courts/Poli judge blocked it. For more on what this means and how it might play out we've got UCLA law 9:21 5:00 Politics ce professor Adam Winkler on the line with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Mt. SAC to Host Olympic Trials – USATF announced the choice to have Mt. SAC in Walnut, CA host the 2020 Track & Field Olympic trials as a “no brainer.” Brian Yokoyama, Assistant Track and Field Coach and part of the committee that secured the Olympic trial bid, Historical Events/ speaks to A Martinez about the history and importance of the venue in the track and field 9:26 6:15 Sports History Segments world.

TAKE TWO: The AARP and Healthcare - This week the AARP, formerly known as the American Public Health/ Association of Retired Persons, came out strongly against the proposed healthcare legislation. 9:34 6:00 Medicine Politics A Marintez talks with Mary Agnes Carey from Kaiser Health News. TAKE TWO: Obama Blvd. – This week, Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to rename Diversity/ Cultural a 3.5 mile stretch of Rodeo Road in South Los Angeles to Obama Boulevard. We spoke with 9:40 1:30 Transportation Events community members to get their reactions.

TAKE TWO: Ecoletas - A Oaxacan system has been replicated here in Los Angeles, in the form Diversity/ Cultural of privately run brass band schools, financially supported by the parents of the children who 9:42 6:45 Arts And Culture Events attend. Contributor Betto Arcos visits one of the famous schools and brings this report. Entertainment TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Marielle Wakim from LA Magazine and KPCC's Leo Duran 9:49 3:40 Arts And Culture Industry share some of the highlights of weekend events.

TAKE TWO: When Did You Feel Like an Angeleno Call-out – People come from all over the country and the world to make it in Los Angeles so we're starting a new series where we need Diversity/ Cultural to hear from you -- when did you first FEEL like an Angeleno? Take Two's own Leo Duran came 9:53 1:42 Events Arts And Culture to us from Wisconsin via New York and is collecting these stories. Entertainment The Frame: Journalist Harvey Kubernik on his book "1967: A Complete Rock Music 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry History of the Summer of Love"

Entertainment The Frame: Music supervisors Maggie Phillips and Thomas Golubic on new Emmy 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Industry category for music supervision (second part of previous day's interview) A Sampling of Listener Comments

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Voice mail:Good morning my name is Tony Rose and I live in Santa Clarita, or Canyon Country, and we are having problems trying to get to hear and listen to you guys. I called last week and they said that you were aware of the problem. That it was AT&T trying to fix it, but we’re still having problems. I don’t know if it helps that I’m a sustaining member, but I would really like listening to the broadcast and first I thought it was in my house. But it’s not my house, no matter where I drive I’m having the same problem. I was wondering if it’s completed and fixed. If you could please call me back and let me know when we can expect for it to be fixed. I understand that I am not the only one that has called in and complained. Thank you, bye. Voice mail:So, you know, I tried to give KPCC a chance this morning because I had a long drive to go to another office and I haven’t for a while because you guys have really been failing. But I tried to give you another chance so I turn you on at 7:30 this morning to hear someone explaining that we should treating climate deniers like they are nice people who are really smart. What has happened to you KPCC? What has happened to you?! This isn’t OK. It’s never OK to frame climate deniers in a good light. Science is real, facts matter, what in the world are you doing? It’s just, I don’t understand! You’re legitimizing these people in this way with segments like that. You’re responsible for it when you serve us this sh*t. I mean, I don’t know, I’m giving up hope here. I, I, I don’t know . . .

Voice mail:I’m going to un-donate and suggest to all my friends that they do the same thing because your programming has become so biased against the President. You’re telling half-truths. You’re looking for every little push, everything to criticisze him on. You’re misconstruing the number of people that are going to lose their health care. The CVO has been wrong all along and there’s only about ten million people that are even getting Obama care right now, according to the wall street journal. But of course you wouldn’t read a rag like that, the number one publication in the country. It’s too bad, it’s too bad what you’ve stooped to. I’m not going to listen anymore, forget it. I’ve been a listener for years and years but I think it’s just become absolutely putrid. Thank you. I hope it changes sometime and I can get back on it but no way now, that’s for sure. Bye.

Voice mail: Hi. I was listening to Nick Roman’s interview with Dana Rohrabacher tonight, June 1st on the way home and I was so very very disappointed to hear that Mr. Rohrabacher was not challenged with his feelings on climate change. I just thought a journalist’s job is to dig. It’s also to present facts and not let someone just spew misinformation. Very disappointed and I look to KPCC in these interviews for hard journalism where we are going to get to the facts and hold, especially public officials, accountable. I was so dismayed that Mr. Rohrabacher was allowed to just go on and on and was not challenged with the things he was saying. Please practice journalism that is worth listening to. I so appreciate being able to leave the message and I hope you guys have a good day.

Voice mail: I'd like to like a complaint that you're actually interviewing climate deniers without even questioning their beliefs. I mean this is not even….what a false equivalency. I don't care if he’s a congressman, that was insane. You people are just sucombing to these people and listening and following what they want, and it’s… ugh! I can’t even listen to this station anymore. Try asking real questions for once, challenge them. They’re liars and everybody knows it and 99% of scientists says he doesn’t listen to the other side. Ugh . . . I can’t even talk about it.

Email: It is such a pleasure to have Alex Cohen absent this past week from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. I have such difficulty listening to her voice. I now have a lovely, calm, low-pitched female voice who has taken her place these past four days.

Email: Just SICK that you are dropping CAR TALK.

Email: The message is for Alex Cohen. I wonder if you, as you host morning edition, could reduce the number of pauses between words. These pauses sometimes are after every word in a sentence, as though you're speaking to a child. As an example, please listen to your announcement regarding the start of Coachella today. This puts the emphasis on the wrong words.