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Southern California Public Radio- FCC Quarterly Programming Report July 1-Sept 30, 2017 KPCC-KUOR-KJAI-KVLA Duration START TIME min:sec Public Affairs Issue 1 Public Affairs Issue 2 Show & Narrative 12:14 6:35 Off-Ramp: John chats with semi-retired, former LA Times food writer Russ Parsons about how food brings the people of LA together. (John Rabe, Russ Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry Parsons) 12:28 10:02 Historical Events/ Off-Ramp: Original Off-Ramp producer Queena Kim discusses the show's origins History Segments Entertainment Industry and influential content. (Queena Kim) 12:38 7:14 Off-Ramp: Off-Ramp fan, KPCC member (!), and Tom Petty and Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench III joined John in his old Mercedes with his large, but portable Casio. (John Rabe, Benmont Trench) Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry 12:55 9:03 Off-Ramp: John brings together Charles Phoenix and Charles Nichols, two Historical Events/ Southern California historians for the first time. (John Rabe, Charles Phoenix and History Segments Entertainment Industry Charles Nichols) 1:04 2:00 Off-Ramp: Host John Rabe and his husband, Julian Bermudez conclude the finale with a commentary on being adventurous and encouraging listeners to go Historical Events/ out and explore on their own. (John Rabe, Julian Bermudez) History Segments Entertainment Industry 7/3/17 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry The Frame: Michelle Lanz goes to Hamiltunes LA The Frame: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench talks 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry to John Rabe 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry The Frame: Comedian Hasan Minaj on his Netflix special "Homecoming King" Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in Politics: Trump’s CNN tweet, Senate healthcare bill and talking politics on the 4th – fill-in host Libby Denkmann discusses with Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst and partner at Wilson Public Health/ Walsh Consulting in San Francisco and Caroline Heldman, associate professor of 10:06 0:52 Politics Medicine politics at Occidental College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Did the Trump Administration's OneWest Bank Economics and inquiries cause conflicts of interest? – Libby Denkmann discusses with Jim 11:06 0:12 Politics Business Puzzanghera, business reporter for the LA Times, D.C. bureau. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Talking cybersecurity with the CEO of the company whose researcher shut down WannaCry – Libby Denkmann discusses with Salim Neino, CEO and co founder of Kryptos Logic, a cybersecurity company based in Los Angeles; one of their researchers found the kill switch for the WannaCry 11:20 0:23 Computers/Internet/IT Homeland Security ransomware attack in May. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Could parent-friendly practices be the key to fixing Youth/Children's Hollywood’s gender problem? – Libby Denkmann discusses with Mathilde 11:45 0:13 Entertainment Industry Issues/ Family Dratwa, filmmaker and founder of the nonprofit Moms-In-Film. 7/5/17 The Frame: Bloomberg reporter Lucas Shaw discusses Tidal's release strategy 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry for Jay-Z's "4:44" 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry The Frame: NYT Exec Producer Kathleen Lingo on Op-Docs 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry The Frame: Outfest roundup with Alonso Duralde and Christopher Racster Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After North Korea’s successful ICBM test, we explore options – Larry discusses with Jim Walsh, Ph.D., international security expert and a Research Associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s War/ Military Events/ Security Studies Program and Fred Fleitz, former CIA analyst (1986-2005) and 10:06 0:24 Homeland Security Military Culture senior vice president at the Center for Security Policy. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s next for CA gun laws after SCOTUS turns down concealed carry case – Larry discusses with Lawrence Rosenthal, professor of law at Chapman University and Josh Blackman, an associate Law & Sacramento/State professor of Law at the South Texas College of Law who specializes in 10:30 0:19 Order/Courts/Police Politics constitutional law. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating SB 649: Local government regulation versus cell phone towers – Larry discusses with Kish Rajan, chief evangelist for Sacramento/State CALinnovates, a technology advocacy coalition that includes telecommunication 10:50 0:09 Politics Computers/Internet/IT companies and Don Saylor, Yolo County Supervisor representing District 2. Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How is LA’s new minimum wage impacting you? – 11:06 0:30 Labor Issues Business Larry discusses with listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As tech moves in on mental health, how effective is online therapy? – Larry discusses with Sonya Bruner, Psy.D., licensed clinical psychologist and clinical director of BetterHelp.com, a California-based online counseling website and Todd Essig, Ph.D., clinical psychologist practicing in New Public Health/ York City and training and supervising psychoanalyst at William Alanson White 11:39 0:20 Computers/Internet/IT Medicine Institute of Psychiatry. 7/6/17 The Frame: Darby Maloney interviews director Erroll Morris and photographer 3:36 10:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry Elsa Dorfman on the doc "The B-Side" at Telluride Film Festival 3:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry The Frame: Director David Lowery discusses his new film "A Ghost Story" TAKE TWO - Governor's Race: San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer has said he will not be running for California Governor. 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