KPCC-KVLA-KUOR Quarterly Report JAN-MAR 2014
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KPCC / KVLA / KUOR Quarterly Programming Report JAN FEB MAR 2014 Date Key Synopsis Guest/Reporter Duration 1/1/2014 HEAL Nursing is about empathy and compassion as much as medical care Goldberg 3:44 1/1/2014 SPOR Michigan State and Stanford face off in 100th Rose Bowl CC :10 1/1/2014 SPOR Michigan State and Stanford face off in 100th Rose Bowl CC :11 1/1/2014 ART Rose Parade is underway in Pasadena Totten ?? 1/1/2014 ART Rose Parade is underway in Pasadena CC :13 1/1/2014 ART Rose Parade is underway in Pasadena CC :13 1/1/2014 OBIT Actor James Avery has died CC :08 1/1/2014 OBIT Actor James Avery has died CC :13 1/1/2014 LAW San Bernardino police arrest man who police say admitted to killing his ex-wife and daughter CC :19 1/1/2014 ENT Netflix tries out new pricing options with first-time customers ?? 4:41 Pasadena police say there were fewer arrests before the parade than last year but 19 arrests 1/1/2014 LAW occurred during the event CC :15 1/1/2014 SPOR Michigan State edges Stanford in 100th Rose Bowl game CC :13 1/1/2014 EDU Big changes to GED test Guzman 1:00 1/1/2014 POLI LA City Council sets 2014 goals CC :20 1/1/2014 ENV CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife recruits volunteers CC :19 1/1/2014 HEAL UC campuses start smoking ban on Jan 1 Plummer :43 1/1/2014 HOUS Law requires water-efficient plumbing in order to obtain building permits Quinton :49 1/1/2014 HOUS Law requires water-efficient plumbing in order to obtain building permits CC :11 1/1/2014 HEAL The 2014 changes to the ACA are significant O'Neill :56 1/1/2014 ENV New law limits recycling amounts to discourage fraud Kim :57 1/1/2014 LAW Crime rates drop for 11th straight year in LA Roman 4:40 1/1/2014 LAW Crime rates drop for 11th straight year in LA Palta 3:44 1/1/2014 ART Pasadena sidewalks are lined with Rose Bowl campers CC :13 1/1/2014 ENV New training program for recycling center owners should save California money Moffitt ?? 1/1/2014 POLI Regulation of medical marijuana is still controversial Cuevas 1:52 At the request of a small group of nuns in Colorado, Justice Sotomayor issued a stay on the contraception mandate for Roman Catholic groups using the Christian Brothers Employee Benefit Trust health plan. Sotomayor’s decision came on Tuesday night, just before the law would have gone into effect for the new year, and will temporarily block the mandate for these small subsets until a more permanent decision is made by the federal government on Friday. What is the significance behind Justice Sotomayor’s decision? What expectations can healthcare providers and consumers have for the more permanent issuance to be handed down on Friday? Should the contraception 1/1/14 LAW mandate be universal, or should some groups be exempt? What’s fair? Lisa McElroy 14:-00 You might be packing a bag for the gym or starting the first day of a juice cleanse -- it’s the season for keeping New Year’s resolutions, at least for now. But after days, weeks, or months of hard work, many people find themselves back where they started. What’s the best way to approach a New Year’s resolution? How can making the right kind of resolution or laying out a plan for following through change your life in the new year? We’re talking about resolutions from start to finish -- call in 1/1/14 HEAL at 866-893-5722 and tell us what you have planned for this year. D.P. Waldman 17:00 Award-winning documentary producer and director Morgan Neville wanted to give the limelight to an often unnoticed voice that has filled millions of American homes - the backup singer. In his new documentary, "Twenty Feet from Stardom," Neville featured the stories and voices of Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, Lisa Fischer, Tata Vega, and Judith Hill. You might not recognize their names, but you probably have heard their voices, singing on chart topping songs with Frank Sinatra, The Rolling Stones, Sting, Elton John and Stevie Wonder. "Twenty Feet from Stardom" explores the power of their voices and their stories of lost record deals as they worked to make ends meet. Perhaps "Twenty Feet from Stardom" even reminisces a different time in music, when background vocals subtlety brought a broader dimension to the songs. Hill said that artists now often overdub their own voices on tracks instead of using background singers. Also on AirTalk, Patt asked Judith Hill about her experience stepping into a more solo role. Hill teased listeners with an a capella snippet of "Desperation" and talked about singing Michael Jackson’s "The Way You Make Me Feel" on NBC’s "The Voice." Hill said about her newfound fame, "In every chapter of your life, you enjoy it … so never take any of it for granted. And I’m just blessed to be in this position, and I know it’s also feast or famine because 1/1/14 ART tomorrow I could be back in another place. So you just take it one day at a time and work hard." Morgan Neville, Judith Hill 16:00 It's been a big year in the gay rights movement and two couples here in California stepped into the spotlight to make history. Back in 2009 when Paul Katami and Jeff Zarrillo joined Sandy Stier and Kris Perry in 2009 to challenge the constitutionality of Proposition 8 they became the face of the fight for marriage equality in California and across the nation. It took four years of legal back and forth but the couples fighting against Prop 8 finally won in June when the Supreme Court declared the law unconstitutional. Two days later, Katami and Zarrillo rushed to city hall to be married by then-Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. The two couples became the face of a movement and - together with a formidable legal team - brought down Prop 8 putting them at the top of the list for Californians of the 1/1/14 POLI Year! Paul Katami, Jeff Zarrillo 20:00 In May, San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich caught up to one of former Lakers coach Phil Jackson's incredible records. Popovich tied Jackson for the most best-of-7 series sweeps in NBA history. Does Jackson ever feel tempted to return to the sidelines to keep his stats up? He says he has no plans to return, but rumors continue to fly about various cities trying to tempt him, especially because of how close he came to returning to the Lakers at the start of the season. Jackson served as head coach of the L.A. Lakers from 2000 to 2010, winning five NBA titles for the franchise. He was head coach of the Chicago Bills from 1989 to 1998, winning six NBA titles. Jackson also played professional basketball for the NBA championship-winning New York Knicks. In his memoir, "Eleven Rings," the former Lakers coach talks about the love and spirituality that won 1/1/14 SPOR all those games, swept all those series and scored all those rings. Phil Jackson 27:00 1/2/2014 POLI Last day on the job for Guillermo Cespedes, LA's gang czar CC :12 1/2/2014 POLI Last day on the job for Guillermo Cespedes, LA's gang czar Stoltze 4:32 Federal judge rules to allow US authorities to seize and search laptops and smartphones along the 1/2/2014 LAW border Marizco :54 1/2/2014 LAW Long Beach has lowest crime record in 41 years CC :18 1/2/2014 ECON Federal financial aid application period opens, avoid pitfalls Guzman :59 1/2/2014 POLI State Supreme Court has ruled that undocumented immigrant can practice law in California ?? 4:18 1/2/2014 ENV CA's first snow survey is scheduled for tomorrow Quinton :57 1/2/2014 HIST City of LA is looking for caretakers for historic Lummis Home McNary 2:10 1/2/2014 LAW CA Supreme Court admits undocumented immigrant to the state bar CC :13 1/2/2014 ECON Businesses can offer liquor tastings as part of new state law; can also refill beer "growlers" Adler :50 1/2/2014 LAW Long Beach has lowest crime record in 41 years Palta 1:00 1/2/2014 HEAL What you should do if you need to see a doctor now O'Neill 1:54 1/2/2014 DC Six months until mid-term primaries Felde 3:50 1/2/2014 ECON Businesses can offer liquor tastings as part of new state law; can also refill beer "growlers" CC :13 1/2/2014 LAW CA bolsters reputation as toughest gun law state in the country Detrow 1:12 1/2/2014 ENV CA's first snow survey is scheduled for tomorrow CC :12 1/2/2014 DIV Latino children celebrate Three Kings' Day at Disneyland Valot 4:50 1/2/2014 LAW CA Supreme Court admits undocumented immigrant to the state bar Huang 1:38 1/2/2014 ECON Colorado begins selling marijuana for recreational use CC :10 1/2/2014 DIS Three small wildfires that destroyed two cabsins in the Cleveland National Forest have been put out CC :07 1/2/2014 ENV Huntington Harbour shuts down thanks to sewage spill on the beach CC :19 1/2/2014 EDU State board of education to approve new guidelines for district funding Guzman :46 1/2/2014 POLI LA City Council sets 2014 goals CC :15 Invasive species takes up residence in Echo Park Lake following multi-million dollar restoration 1/2/2014 ENV project Davis 4:39 1/2/2014 ECON Caregivers working in private homes around California will be entitled to overtime pay Bartolone :53 1/2/2014 ECON Caregivers working in private homes around California will be entitled to overtime pay CC :07 1/2/2014 POLI Two big changes to elections will hit the state legislature this year Adler :56 1/2/2014 POLI Two big changes to elections will hit the state legislature this year CC :14 1/2/2014 HEAL About one million Californians now qualify for expanded Medi-Cal coverage O'Neill :52 1/2/2014 ENT Palm Springs International Film Festival kicks off tomorrow Watt 1:02 1/2/2014 EDU Zimmer wants to reduce class sizes and restore staff with new state money Gilbertson 1:04 1/2/2014 POLI Sen Ted Lieu is calling for an increase in funding for mapping of earthquake faults Totten 1:03 Guillermo Cespedes, director of Los Angeles' Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development, will leave his job on Thursday for a new position with Creative Associates International, an organization that works to reduce violence and improve education programs in Central America.