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KPCC-KPCV-KUOR Quarterly Report Jan-Mar 2011 Quarterly Programming Report Jan-Mar 2011 KPCC / KPCV / KUOR Date Key Synopsis Guest/Reporter Duration Dean Baker, Mary 1/4/10 ECON While Wikileaks is scaring the heck out of Bank of America, will any leaks actually happen? Bottari 00:13 Rep. John Kavanagh, 1/4/10 IMM 14 states set to attack birthright citizenship on a local level Michelle Waslin 00:18 Robert Stavins, 1/4/10 ENV Congress to Obama: you can’t regulate carbon emissions. Obama to Congress: watch me Michael Brune 00:17 Raleigh Floyd, David Lazarus, Frederick 1/4/10 TRAN Big Brother is watching you….but at least he’s offering an auto insurance discount Lane 00:24 1/4/10 SCI A Hitchcock mystery—why are birds falling from the sky? Greg Butcher 00:07 1/4/10 SCI Previewing the Consumer Electronics Show and the gadgets of 2011 David Pogue 00:17 Jon Coupal, Lenny 1/5/10 POLI Jerry Brown bear hugs California’s third rail: reforming Proposition 13 Goldberg 00:31 1/5/10 HEAL Dr. Atul Gawande’s Checklist Manifesto Dr. Atul Gawande 00:17 1/5/10 LIT Adventures of Huck Finn… through censorship! Jesse Sheidlower 00:13 1/5/10 POLI Have black robe, will gavel. What’s behind our country’s lack of federal judges? Sarah A. Binder 00:18 Congressman Tom 1/5/10 POLI The gavel has passed: Republicans take the House majority as the 112th Congress convenes McClintock 00:17 1/6/10 POLI “Mr. Smith” bill heads to Washington to curb filibuster Sarah A. Binder 00:13 Leron Gubler, Donald 1/6/10 ECON How L.A.’s plan to lease out publically owned garages might mess with your two hours of free parking Shoup 00:18 1/6/10 FOR South Sudan votes, Africa waits & the world watches Lako Tongun 00:17 1/6/10 HEAL FDA withdraws approval of Avastin cancer drug over outcries Dr. Susan Love 00:13 1/6/10 TECH Don’t get arrested with your smart phone—CA Supreme Court rules cell phones fair game for search Peter Bibring 00:18 1/6/10 TECH 4G wireless networks—more of a marketing than a technological breakthrough? Ken Biba 00:17 The edited, abridged (and whitewashed?) version of the U.S. Constitution, read in the House of 1/7/10 POLI Representatives No guests 00:13 1/7/10 HEAL Sperm count down, hot tub sales up Dr. Harry Fisch 00:09 1/7/10 HEAL Science is close to solving the most vital problem plaguing MANkind: male-pattern baldness Dr. George Cotsarelis 00:09 1/7/10 ECON New Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones has his work cut out for him Dave Jones 00:17 1/7/10 SCI Bacteria devours methane without a burp David Valentine 00:13 1/7/10 ART Award season series: Winter's Bone Debra Granik 00:18 1/7/10 TECH Are you making your technology work for you? Sam Grobart 00:17 Kevin Ferguson, John 1/1/2011 ART Velvet Underground co-founder John Cale Cale 6:20 Chris Ziegler, Fitz and 1/1/2011 ART LA Record interviews Fitz and the Tantrums the Tantrums 6:53 Alex Ben Block, Lou 1/1/2011 ART Lou Adler Adler 5:39 1/1/2011 ART Female Impersonators of Male Rock Stars Kevin Ferguson 9:39 1/1/2011 ART Joel Grey John Rabe, Joel Grey 14:02 John Rabe, Dozier, 1/1/2011 ART Songwriters get a new space at the Grammy Museum Davis, Williams 4:59 1/1/2011 ART Brian May (of Queen) has a 3D photo obsession and a new book John Rabe, Brian May 3:44 Queena Kim, Tanya 1/1/2011 ART CyberFrequencies Jo Miller 3:40 1/1/2011 ART Donavan Live at the Mohn Broadcast Center John Rabe, Donovan 8:10 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown takes the oath of office as California's 39th Governor. Small :09 1/3/2011 TRAN A 24-hour coffee shop along the Grapevine does a lot of snowbound business. CC :13 1/3/2011 SAC First order of business for new governor: budget cutting. CC :18 1/3/2011 LAW On his last day in office, Governor Arnold Schwarzenneger commutes murder sentences of Riverside woCuevas 1:18 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown was sworn in as California's 39th Governor today. Stoltze :47 1/3/2011 LAW For now, California prison officials will stay with a three-drug lethal injection procedure. CC :10 1/3/2011 LAW For now, California prison officials will stay with a three-drug lethal injection procedure. CC :20 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown is now California's 39th Governor. CC :19 1/3/2011 DC New names head up Congressional committees. Felde 1:03 1/3/2011 LAW Promoter sued by family of victim in deadly summer desert race. Cuevas :51 1/3/2011 SAC Kamala Harris is sworn in as California's first female and non-white Attorney General. CC :09 1/3/2011 LAW Compton man makes plea agreement with prosecutors over steroid distribution. Devall 1:03 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown heads to work as the 39th Governor of California. CC :13 1/3/2011 SAC Governor Brown preaches change and hope during his inaugural address. Small 2:20 1/3/2011 LAW Preliminary hearing in Conrad Murray case starts Tuesday. Watt :55 1/3/2011 HEAL Stay safe and warm this winter. Nazario :44 1/3/2011 SAC Kamala Harris is sworn in as California's first female and non-white Attorney General. CC :21 1/3/2011 EDU California charter schools chief concerned about budget cuts. CC :19 1/3/2011 OC Southlanders look forward to a better future in 2011. CC :16 1/3/2011 SAC Brown gubernatorial inauguration slated to be low-key. Small :53 1/3/2011 ENV Attorney suing zoo to shut down the Elephants of Asia exhibit is launching an elephant refuge in Cambo Nazario 1:21 1/3/2011 DC Congressman Waxman on what's ahead for the Democratic Party. CC :20 1/3/2011 SAC One politician's outlook on the year ahead. :26 1/3/2011 SAC A politician's predictons for the year to come. CC :17 1/3/2011 DIV Food trends for the year to come. CC :17 1/3/2011 LAW Three criminal trials involving deadly assaults against Inland police officers gets underway in the New YeCuevas 1:45 1/3/2011 ENV Storm drain inserts seem to help stop trash from entering L.A. River. Valot 1:11 1/3/2011 ENV Storm drain inserts seem to help stop trash from entering L.A. River. CC :14 1/3/2011 POLI New Riverside County District Attorney is sworn in this week. Cuevas :58 1/3/2011 ENV Storm drain inserts seem to help stop trash from entering L.A. River. Valot 2:05 1/3/2011 LAW Trial of former San Bernardino County Assessor to get underway in February. Cuevas 1:17 1/3/2011 SAC California's budget problems are squeezing the state's lobbying efforts in D.C. Felde :57 1/3/2011 LAW New work safety laws in California. Small 1:30 1/3/2011 LOH The Loh Life Loh 2:45 1/3/2011 ENT "Little Fockers" is number one again. Jahad :50 1/3/2011 SAC The legacy of outgoing governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Roman 3:53 1/3/2011 SAC Californians hope Jerry Brown is the best governor for the worst time. Small 2:40 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown becomes Governor of California again. Myers 4:26 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown is now California's 39th Governor. Myers :26 1/3/2011 SAC Jerry Brown is now California's 39th Governor. Myers :18 1/3/2011 SAC Outgoing California governor commutes prison sentences. CC :17 1/3/2011 TRAN L.A. Street Services calls for public's help in reporting potholes. CC :17 1/3/2011 TRAN L.A. Street Services calls for public's help in reporting potholes. CC :21 1/3/2011 EDU The new year brings new faces to LAUSD leadership. Guzman-Lopez :55 1/3/2011 EDU The new year brings new faces to LAUSD leadership. CC :12 1/3/2011 EDU Issues in statewide public education. Guzman-Lopez :59 1/3/2011 DC Congressman keeps holiday season alive with a toy drive. Felde :54 1/3/2011 DC Larry Mantle spoke with Washington Post reporter Ed O'Keefe about the challenges facing the incomingMantle :11 1/3/11 TRAN Snowy Grapevine closed Officer Mike Harris 10:00 1/3/11 POLI Schwarzenegger commutes sentence of Speaker’s son Laurie L. Levenson 20:00 1/3/11 FOR Global inequality past & present Branko Milanovic 30:00 1/3/11 POLI New Congress readies for fight with Obama Jonathan Allen, Ed O'K 30:00 1/3/11 HEAL Riddle me this - could a puzzle a day keep the Alzheimer's away? Dr. Richard Restak 30:00 Dan Walters, Joe 1/3/11 SAC California’s old dog promises new tricks: previewing Jerry Brown’s first 100 days Mathews 00:13 1/3/11 ECON Will the death penalty resume in California in 2011? Judge Jeremy Fogel 00:09 1/3/11 EDU When unions are giving back salary & benefits, UC executives threaten to sue to keep theirs Nanette Asimov 00:09 Congressman John 1/3/11 POLI Republicans take the House gavel as the 112th Congress sits Campbell 00:17 Dr.
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