Southern California Public Radio- FCC Quarterly Programming Report Jan 1-March 31, 2017 KPCC-KUOR-KJAI-KVLA START TIME Duration min:sec Public Affairs Issue 1 Public Affairs Issue 2 Show & Narrative 1/2/2017 TAKE TWO: The Binge– 2016 was a terrible year - except for all the awesome new content that was Entertainment Industry available to stream. Mark Jordan Legan goes through the best that 2016 had to 9:42 8:30 offer with Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: The Ride 2017– 2017 is here and our motor critic, Sue Carpenter, Transportation puts on her prognosticator hat to predict some of the automotive stories we'll be talking about in the new year 9:51 6:00 with Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Presidents and the Press– Presidential historian Barbara Perry says contention between a President Politics Media and the news media is nothing new. She talks with Alex Cohen about her advice for journalists covering the 10:07 10:30 Trump White House.
TAKE TWO: The Wall– Political scientist Peter Andreas says building Trump's Immigration Politics wall might be easier than one thinks because hundreds of miles of the border are already lined with barriers. 10:18 12:30 He joins Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Prison Podcast– A podcast Law & is being produced out of San Quentin Media Order/Courts/Police State Prison called Ear Hustle. We hear some excerpts and A Martinez talks to 10:22 9:30 one of the producers, Nigel Poor. TAKE TWO: The Distance Between Us– Reyna Grande grew up in poverty in Books/ Literature/ Iguala, Mexico, left behind by her Immigration Authors parents who had gone north looking for a better life and she's written a memoir for young readers. She talks with Alex 10:34 13:30 Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Skin Deep– Photographer Law & Steven Burton photographed heavily Arts And Culture Order/Courts/Police inked ex-gang members and then used Photoshop to erase their tats. A Martinez talks to Burton, and to one of 10:48 11:00 his subjects, Francisco Flores. 1/3/2017 The Frame: Activist April Reign Arts And Culture Racial Relations 3:36 10:00 discusses #OscarsSoWhite Entertainment The Frame: Musician and TV writer Clay Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Tarver on his career TAKE TWO: Trump Cyber Security - Mr. Trump told reporters that "no computer is safe" and questioned Computers/Internet/IT Politics whether the U.S. can protect itself from online hackers. A Martinez speaks with Kristen Eichenchar, Assistant Professor 9:17 7:00 of Law at UCLA joins. TAKE TWO: Univision Audience - Univision, the nation's top Spanish- language network, has seen a slide in its Diversity/ Cultural Media audience in the past several years. A Events Martinez speaks with Veronica Villafañe, editor and publisher of Media 9:23 6:40 Moves TAKE TWO: Feature: BBC Drones: We hear from the international drone Computers/Internet/IT convention. BBC's Danae Mercer 9:34 5:20 reports. TAKE TWO: Los Angeles in the 1970s - "Los Angeles in the 1970s" is a Books/ Literature/ collection of stories about the sprawling Authors and complicated fabric of a Los Angeles often forgotten and mostly overlooked. Alex Cohen speaks with editor David 9:40 9:40 Kukoff and contributor, Chip Jacobs. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - A Entertainment Arts And Culture Martinez gets new music for 2017 with 9:51 7:10 Industry reviewer, Steve Hochman
TAKE TWO: Are you contagious? If signs of sickness are still evident on that third Public Health/ Medicine day of being sick, is someone still contagious? Alex Cohen talks with KPCC 10:07 7:00 health reporter, Rebecca Plevin. TAKE TWO: Youth and Supplements - The American Academy of Pediatrics does not recommend dietary supplements for children under the age Public Health/ Medicine of 18, yet a study published in the journal Pediatrics, found that teens as young as 15 have easy access to body building supplements nationwide. Researcher Ruth Milaniak joins A 10:14 7:23 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Snowpack - Scientists are headed out to the Sierra Nevada mountains to check out the snowpack Environment for the season's first measurement. Alex Cohen speaks with Doug Carlson with the California Department of 10:22 8:30 Water Resources. TAKE TWO: Women in Politics - There will not be a woman in the White Gender House and things are dismal when it Equity/Transgender Politics comes to the presence of female Issues lawmakers in plenty of state Legislatures around the nation, too. 10:34 3:40 California Report's Katie Orr reports.
TAKE TWO: 2017 Food trends - Goodbye Cronut and Sriracha, hello, Arts And Culture cauliflower and cereal? For more on the food trends of 2017, Erin DeJesus from 10:38 9:00 Eater LA joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: The Brood: Best children's Youth/Children's Issues/ Books/ Literature/ books of 2016 - Joanna Fabicon, senior Family Authors librarian at the LA Public Library, shares her list of the best books for kids of all 10:47 8:06 ages in 2016 with Alex Cohen.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Republican- led Congress starts with ethics bang, Washington, DC then backtracks – Larry analyzes with Politics reports Political science professor Lisa Garcia Bedolla and Pete Peterson of Pepperdine University. 11:06 11:25 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: House Republicans move to gut Office of Congressional Ethics – then reverse Politics Arts And Culture course – Larry discusses with Jessica Levinson, President of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission and The Federalist’s 11:25 11:34 Bre Payton. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Megyn Kelly's move to NBC signals about the Media Arts And Culture Peacock and Fox News – Larry discusses with David Folkenflik, Media 11:34 11:44 Correspondent for NPR. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Escaping Computers/Internet work emails over the holidays – Larry Labor Issues /IT asks AirTalk listeners about how and 11:47 11:58:00 whether they unplug? Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How wild card Rodrigo Duterte could throw off US influence in the Asia Pacific – Larry Foreign News Politics discusses with Vicente L. Rafael, a professor in history, and Ali Wyne, a nonresident fellow with the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center on 12:06 12:30 International Security.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing the Foreign News Politics challenges ahead for UN’s new chief – Larry discusses with Daniel Lippman, 12:31 12:40:00 reporter for POLITICO.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Can music help alleviate stress, anxiety? Larry Arts And Culture Science discusses with Matt Sachs, brain and behavior science doctoral student, 12:42 12:58 University of Southern California. 1/4/2017 Entertainment The Frame: Allison Schroeder on writing Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry "Hidden Figures" Entertainment The Frame: J.A. Bayona the director of Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry “A Monster Calls” TAKE TWO: Eric Holder - Former attorney general Eric Holder has been Law & Politics hired to lead California's legal battles Order/Courts/Police with the Trump adminstriation. Alex Cohen speaks with Laurie Levenson 9:07 10:00 from Loyola Law School.
TAKE TWO: Child Prostitution Claim - A Youth/Children's #N/A Martinez speaks with Assemnlymember Issues/ Family Travis Allen about his op-ed critizing SB 9:17 6:00 1322 as legalizing child prostitution.
TAKE TWO: National Guard Waivers - War/ Military Events/ The Pentagon will waive demands to Military Culture repay enlistment bonuses for National Guard soldiers. Alex Cohen speaks with 9:23 8:30 LA Times reporter, David Cloud.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – Andy and Brian Sports Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss bowl games and all the latesst sports 9:34 10:15 news kicking off 2017.
TAKE TWO: What Doesn’t Kill Us - Writer Scott Carney joins Alex Choen to Books/ Literature/ discuss his new book, "What Doesn’t Environment Authors Kill Us - How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude and Environmental Conditions will renew our lost evolutionary 9:44 10:45 Strength."
TAKE TWO: Humble Leaders – Author Politics Science Ashley Merryman writers about the role humility plays in how people lead. 10:07 9:00 She joins Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: San Ysidro - A new plan turns struggling border town San Ysidro into a Mexico-themed tourist attraction Economics and Business seen as revitalization by some and gentrificatio by others. A Martinez talks with San Diego Union-Tribune reporter 10:16 7:00 David Garrick.
TAKE TWO: Alzheimer's Gene - The small population of people who carry the gene for early-onset Alzheimer's are Public Health/ Medicine Science of great interest to researchers working to develop treatments for the disorder. Anna Gorman with Kaiser Health News 10:34 7:00 joins Alex Cohen .
TAKE TWO: CES Preview - At the Consumer Electronics Show technology Computers/Internet/IT insiders will get a glimpse of the most cutting edge electronics the world has to offer. CNET's Ashley Esqueda joins 10:41 5:32 Alex Cohen with a preview. TAKE TWO: Custom Cleats - A Martinez speaks with Wes Burton, a 15-year-old Arts And Culture Sports from Santa Monica, who paints custom made cleats for professional baseball 10:46 9:03 players. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Michelle Dalton-Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily Arts And Culture joins Alex Cohen with her take on the 10:55 6:00 latest fashion news.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA hires Eric Sacramento/State Politics Holder – Larry discusses with Denator Politics Kevin de Leon and CA National 11:06 11:24 Committeeman, Shawn Steel. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating the proposed Banning Ranch development Sacramento/State Environment – Larry moderates between Jill Politics Replogle, KPCC reporter and president of the Banning Ranch Conservancy, 11:27 11:42 Terry Welsh.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New Congress identifies as far more Religion Politics Christian than the rest of the country – Larry discusses with Greg Smith, Associate Director of Religion Research 11:45 11:58 at the Pew Research Center.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: South Bay awaits Environmental Impact Report on first Desalination plant- Larry discusses Environment Politics with Shivaji Deshmukh of the West Basin Municipal Water District and Bruce Reznik, executive director of Los 12:06 12:22 Angeles Waterkeeper.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: 'Woke?' 'Lit?' Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture 'High-Key?' Choosing slang to stay and Events go in 2017 – Larry discusses with Emmy 12:24 12:42:00 Favilla, Global Copy Chief at BuzzFeed.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: NYT food critic’s zero-star rating of Roy Choi’s Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture Locol raises questions about the Events modern critic – Larry discusses with Farley Elliott, Senior Editor, EaterLA and 12:44 12:58 LA Times critic Jonathan Gold. 1/5/2017 Entertainment The Frame: Fisher Stevens co-director Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry of "Bright Lights" Entertainment The Frame: Whitney Friedlander talks Arts And Culture 3:51 5:00 Industry TV scripts for streaming TAKE TWO: Broke: A Special Report – Youth/Children's The number of homeless families in Los Housing Issues Issues/ Family Angeles County is increasing. KPCC reporters Priska Neely and Rina Palta 9:07 24:30:00 bring you the stories of two families. TAKE TWO: Homeless Families – Take Two examines how an increase in homeless families os impacting local services and what can be done about Housing Issues the problem. Andy Bales, CEO of Union Rescue Mission, Stephanie Klasky- Gamer, president and CEO of LA Family Housing, and KPCC’s Rina Palta join Alex 9:34 15:35 Cohen. TAKE TWO: Food Vouchers - For the first time, there's a food voucher Economics and Public Health/ Medicine program to buy produce at farmers Business markets in an LA grocery store. KPCC's 9:50 4:10 Devin Browne reports.
TAKE TWO: VA Secretary Bob McDonald - A Martinez talks with Veterans Affairs War/ Military Events/ Housing Issues Secretary Robert McDonald about Military Culture veteran homelessness and what he expects under the incoming Trump 10:07 9:30 administration. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – New lawmakers get sworn in, the money race ramps up for 2018, and CA Politics Democrats enlist Eric Holder. KPCC's Mary Plummer and KQED's Katie Orr 10:16 13:50 join Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Storms - Will the rain help break the state’s drought? Alex Cohen speaks to Marty Ralph, director of the Environment Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes at the Scripps Institute at UC 10:34 7:00 San Diego. TAKE TWO: Bay Boys - The Lunada Bay Boys, wealthy Palos Verdes surfers Law & could be the subject of a class action Order/Courts/Police lawsuit, according to a new court filing. A Martinez speaks to Megan Barnes 10:41 7:00 from the Daily Breeze.
TAKE TWO: Universal boom - For the first time Universal Studios reached Economics and Business park capacity. To tell us if this could be the start of a massive boom for Universal, Alex Cohen speaks with 10:48 7:40 Robert Niles from Theme Park Insider.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is it time for the US to impose greater sanctions on Politics Foreign News Russia? Larry discusses with William Danvers of the Center for American Progress and Professor of Russian 11:06 11:22 history Anton Fedyashin. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What role should government assistance play in stemming family homelessness? Larry discusses with Rina Palta, KPCC Politics Housing Issues correspondent, Holly Mitchell, California Democratic Senator and Kevin Corinth, Research fellow in economic policy studies at the 11:24 11:58 American Enterprise Institute.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking back on 44: AirTalk debates President Historical Events/ Obama’s legacy – Larry discusses with Politics History Segments Douglas Brinkley, presidential historian and Christopher Caldwell, senior editor at The Weekly Standard. 12:06 12:58:00 1/6/2017 Computers/Internet The Frame: Lucas Shaw talks the Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 /IT Consumer Electronics Show Entertainment The Frame: Pasek & Paul discuss writing Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 lyrics for "La La Land" Industry TAKE TWO: Raymond Lee Jennings - DA Jackie Lacey created a special unit to review claims of wrongful convictions and the possible exoneration of Law & Raymond Lee Jennings is their first big Order/Courts/Police case. Alex Cohen speaks with Bobby Grace, Deputy District Attorney assigned to the Conviction Review Unit at the LA County District Attorney's 9:07 10:00 Office. TAKE TWO: Federal Welfare - A Martinez talks with social welfare Economics and expert Luke Shaefer about whether Housing Issues Business programs like Medicaid, SNAP and Section 8 will be affected by the 9:17 10:00 incoming Trump administration.
TAKE TWO: HighQ - Take Two's Jacob Law & Economics and Margolis joins the show with more on Order/Courts/Police Business how legalized recreational marijuana is 9:27 7:00 being implementing in California. TAKE TWO: IMDB filed a motion asking the court for a temporary injunction to prohibit enforcement of AB 1687 which Law & Entertainment makes it illegal to post an actor's birth Order/Courts/Police Industry date to a websites like theirs. Alex Cohen speaks with Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean and professor of law at the UC 9:34 6:40 Irvine School of Law
Computers/Internet TAKE TWO: The Ride - Sue Carpenter Transportation /IT will be at the Consumer Electronics 9:41 6:30 Show in Las Vegas. Sh joins Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Snow Storms - Mammoth Mountain was hit with a big storm over Economics and Business the last few days but so much fresh powder in so little time can bring its challenges. Lauren Burke, spokesperson 9:48 6:20 for Mammoth talks with A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: CA Population - California's birth rate is down, the death rate is up, Housing Issues Labor Issues and more people are moving out of state than are moving in. Alex Cohen speaks with Dan Walters of the 10:07 7:00 Sacramento Bee.
TAKE TWO: Trump & Farmers - California's agriculture industry depends on immigrant labor - and Economics and Business Immigration many farmers supported Donald Trump, despite his hardline stance on immigration. Vanessa Rancaño checks 10:17 4:40 back with some of those farmers. TAKE TWO: Tuition Hikes - The UC and CSU systems have proposed a tuition Economics and Education hike for the first time in six years. A Business Martinez speaks to UC spokesman, 10:21 10:30 Ricardo Vazquez. TAKE TWO: Jack in the Box Tacos - A Wall Street Journal article about the mysterious, enduring appeal of Jack in Computers/Internet Arts And Culture the Box tacos went viral this week. Alex /IT Cohen speaks with Sophie Egan, author of the book "Devoured: From Chicken Wings to Kale Smoothies-- How What 10:34 7:30 We Eat Defines Who We Are." TAKE TWO: Guilty Pleasure Taco Taste Test - A Martinez and KPCC's resident Arts And Culture taco aficionado Meghan McCarty give Jack in the Box tacos a try, along with some other "guilty pleasure" taco 10:42 7:40 suggestions from Take Two listeners. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Diversity/ Cultural Two's Leo Duran will some ideas of Arts And Culture Events what to do with your free time this 10:50 8:30 weekend. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Health policy experts weigh impact of repealing ACA before rolling out a replacement – Larry Public Health/ Politics discusses with Kavita Patel, M.D. of the Medicine the Brookings Institution, Joe Antos of the American Enterprise Institute and Liz Hamel of the Kaiser Family 11:06 11:41 Foundation.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk debates: Gitmo under Trump. Larry Law & moderates between Raha Wala , Politics Order/Courts/Police Director for National Security Advocacy at Human Rights First and Charles “Cully” Stimson, Senior Legal Fellow at 11:43 11:58 the Heritage Foundation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Underworld: Blood Wars,’ ‘Railroad Diversity/ Cultural Tigers’ and more – Larry discusses the Arts And Culture Events week’s newest releases with Tim Cogshell, Wade Major and Charles 12:06 12:41 Solomon.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Magnum Books/ Literature/ Opus “Four of the Three Musketeers” Arts And Culture Authors illustrates the Marx Brothers’ influence on modern-day comedy – Larry talks to 12:43 12:58:00 the author, Robert S. Bader. 1/7/2017 12:06 11:01 Off-Ramp: Gustavo Arellano explains Diversity/ Cultural Interview (one the 10 mexican food hipster culinary Events guest) trends that need to stop immediately.
12:49 1:21 Off-Ramp: Song of the Week is K. Entertainment Arts And Culture Syran's "Broken Smile." She is playing Industry her first US tour this month.
12:51 7:16 Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci discusses the history of Pastrami with Langer's owner Diversity/ Cultural Interview (one Norm Langer after the closing of deli Events guest) institution Carnegie's on New Year's Eve. (Taylor Orci)
1/9/2017 TAKE TWO: US-Russia History - US intelligence agencies released a report detailing Russian efforts to undermine Politics Foreign News the 2016 presidential election Friday. Alex Cohen talks with USC Professor 9:07 9:00 Robert English.
TAKE TWO: California for Trump - Some supporters of the president-elect see an opportunity to build a broader Politics Republican movement. Alex Cohen speaks with Mike Simpfenderfer, secretary of the newly-launched group 9:16 7:10 called Make California Great Again. TAKE TWO: California for Trump - President Obama is scheduled to make Historical Events/ a farewell speech in Chicago Tuesday Politics History Segments evening. Julian Zelizer, professor of history and public affairs at Princeton 9:23 7:40 University. TAKE TWO: On the Lot: The Golden Globes edition – Regular contributor Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture Rebecca Keegan from Vanity Fair has stayed up night covering The Golden Globes and joins Alex Cohen to tell us 9:34 8:00 what happened. TAKE TWO: Golden Globes Fashion - Staying with the Globes, Michelle Entertainment Arts And Culture Dalton-Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily Industry joins A MArtinez with more on the red 9:42 6:00 carpet style choices.
TAKE TWO: Botox: Not Just for Wrinkles – Botox is being used for all sorts of Economics and Science cure-alls: migraines, overactive Business bladders and even depression. Time Magazine’s Alexandra Sifferlin joins A 9:48 8:00 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: California Storms - Today, the National Weather Service issued Environment flash flood advisories across the state. Helen Chavez, assistant director of the LA County Office of Emergency 10:07 8:30 Management joins Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: US Communism - Almost a century ago, Soviets at the highest Politics levels helped Americans form a Communist party here in the U-S. The 10:16 5:10 BBC's Louise Hidalgo reports. TAKE TWO: Lucas Museum – Director George Lucas has LA and San Francisco competing to be the home of his art Economics and and memorabilia museum but has Arts And Culture Business faced local forces that’ve questioned everything from location to design. Devin Leonard at Bloomberg talks to 10:21 9:00 Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Chargers – The San Diego Chargers have less than a week to Sports decide whether the team will move to LA. Matthew Hall from the San Diego 10:34 7:00 Tribune joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Pioneer Cabin Tree – The famous Pioneer Cabin Tree is dead. Alex Environment Cohen speaks with Emily Burns - Director of Science at Save The 10:41 8:00 Redwoods League. TAKE TWO: Formosa Cafe - There are reports that Hollywood's iconic Formosa cafe has closed its doors. A Arts And Culture Martinez discussed the history of the 92 year old eatery with L.A. pop culture 10:49 6:00 historian, Alison Martino Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Airtalk politics: Reaction to declassified Russia report, the latest on the border wall, and previewing Senate hearings on Politics Foreign News cabinet appointees – Larry discusses with Political Science Professor Lynn Vavreck, Professor of Politics John (Jack) Pitney and Mary Louise Kelly, National Security Correspondent for 11:06 11:40:00 NPR.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What did you Politics Media think of Meryl Streep's Golden Globes 11:42 11:58 speech? Larry discusses with listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: State bill would increase age of provisional driver’s license holder to 21 – Larry Law & Transportation moderates a debate between Steve Order/Courts/Police Barrow, spokesperson for California Coalition for Children’s Safety and Health and Scott Shackford, an 12:06 12:33 associate editor at Reason.com.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Transportation Arts And Culture AirTalk listeners about horrific tales from the gig economy – as well as Ellen 12:33 12:58 Huet, reporter for Bloomberg. The Frame: Mary McNamara on Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 Hollywood's political agenda The Frame: James Poniewozik on Arts And Culture Politics 3:41 5:00 Hollywood's political agenda Entertainment The Frame: Pam MacKinnon direcor of Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry stage musical "Amelie" 1/10/2017 TAKE TWO: Congressional Hearings - The Senate kicks off confirmation hearings this week for top posts in the Politics Homeland Security Trump administration. Emily Ryo, associate professor of law and sociology at the USC's Gould School of Law joins A 9:07 9:30 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Obama’s Last Speech - President Obama is scheduled to Historical Events/ deliver the final address of his Politics History Segments presidency this evening at 6 PM PT from Chicago. A Martinez talks to three guests: Lynn Vavreck, Jeremy Carl and 9:17 14:10 Ange- Marie Hancock Alfaro. TAKE TWO: The Brood: Middle School Parents - According to a new study Youth/Children's Issues/ from Arizona State the hardest time for Family parents is when their kids reach middle school age. Suniya Luthar, the study's 9:34 11:20 lead author talks with Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday – Billboard’s Leila Cobo and music Arts And Culture journalist Justino Aguila join A Martinez with a run through the latest new 9:46 7:00 releases.
TAKE TWO: Joshua Tree Turns 30 - Bono, The Edge and the crew are hitting the road and performing all of Arts And Culture the tracks from the U2 album, Joshua Tree to celebrate its 30th annaversary. Alex Cohen speaks with music 9:53 5:00 journalist, Steve Hochman.
TAKE TWO: California’s New Budget - California Governor Jerry Brown drops his preliminary state budget during his Sacramento/State Politics press conference at 11 AM Tuesday. Politics Alex Cohen speaks with political science professor Larry Gerston from San Jose State, KPCC transportation reporter Meghan McCarty and KPCC 10:07 15:00 environmental reporter Emily Guerin.
TAKE TWO: Yahoo - Once one of the giants of Silicon Valley, Yahoo's fall Computers/Internet/IT from grace has continued. Brian Womack, reporter with Bloomberg 10:22 8:00 News talks with Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Lost City of the Monkey God - A Martinez chats with Douglas Books/ Literature/ Preston and Steve Elkins about the new Science Authors book, Lost City of the Monkey God and why a group of scientists from Pasadena traveled to Honduras to 10:34 13:10 uncover hidden treasures.
TAKE TWO: Asteroid Crazy – Many scientists are voicing concerns that Science NASA is becoming much too focused on asteroid related missions. A Martinez talks about it with Bruce Betts of the 10:47 8:00 Planetary Society.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: First Trump Washington, DC nominee confirmation hearing Politics reports underway – Larry discusses with Timothy Albert, national political 11:06 11:32:00 reporter, POLITICO. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Gender neutral parenting debate fueled by conflicting analysis of scientific data – Gender Youth/Children's Issues/ Larry moderates the debate between Equity/Transgender Family Debra Soh, Ph.D. candidate in Sexual Issues Neuroscience and Melissa Luke, professor and coordinator of the School Counseling program Syracuse 11:32 11:58 University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Governor Brown’s 2017-2018 state budget proposal – Larry discusses with KQED reporter Marisa Lagos, H.D. Palmer, spokesman for the California Sacramento/State Economics and Department of Finance, Chris Hoene, Politics Business executive director of the California Budget & Policy Center and Jay Obernolte State Assemblyman representing the 33rd Assembly District and Assembly Republican Caucus 12:06 12:30 Budget Committee Vice Chair. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about how workers might advertise after Backpage adult section shutdown, Diversity/ Cultural Economics and with Carrie Nation, a Los Angeles-based Events Business escort and an active member of the Sex Workers Outreach Project, Los Angeles Chapter and Scott Cunningham, Associate Professor of Economics at 12:32 12:42 Baylor University.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why saying Youth/Children's Arts And Culture sorry is so hard sometimes – Larry Issues/ Family discusses with Harriet Lerner, 12:42 12:58 psychologist and author of many books. Entertainment The Frame: Kyle Buchanan discusses Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry PGA nominations Entertainment The Frame: Kier Lehman on music Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry supervision for "Insecure" Entertainment The Frame: Marc Andreyko on his Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry comic "Love is Love" 1/11/2017 TAKE TWO: Donald Trump Press Politics 9:07 24:00 Conference - NPR coverage TAKE TWO: President-elect Donald Trump's Press Conference – President- elect Donald Trump hosts his first press conference today, Wednesday. For Politics analysis, Thad Kousser, professor of political science at UC San Diego, Politico's White House correspondent, Tara Palmeri and Yoni Applebaum from The Atlantic joins Alex Cohen. 9:34 24:00:00
TAKE TWO: El Cajon Shooting – The San Diego District Attorney's office Law & announced that the police officer who Racial Relations Order/Courts/Police fatally shot Alfred Olango will not face criminal charges. KPBS reporter Megan Burks joins A Martinez 10:07 8:00 TAKE TWO: Pew Policing Study - High profile shootings involved police officer is making the work of law enforcement Law & Racial Relations harder than ever before according to a Order/Courts/Police new survey from the Pew Research Center. Pew senior editor, Rich Morin joins A Martinez. 10:15 7:00 TAKE TWO: High Q: The AG and State Pot Laws What could a new AG do, if Law & anything to impact state laws on pot? Politics Order/Courts/Police Take Two’s Jacob Margolis talks with Alex Cohen. 10:22 8:30 TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – Andy and Brian Kamenetzky join A Martinez to talk Sports about the week in sports. 10:34 14:15 TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Dry Bar, a blowout salon, successfully lobbied for Law & Economics and a state law legalizing alcohol in salons Order/Courts/Police Business and barbershops. Michelle Dalton Tyree from the style blog, Fashion Trends Daily talks with Alex Cohen. 10:49 7:00 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Unpacking Trump’s first post-election news conference – Larry discusses with Jesse Byrnes, from The Hill, Matthew Washington, DC Politics Rosenberg, Reporter for The New York reports Times, Kate Brannen, the deputy managing editor of Just Security, Craig Holman, Ph.D. of Public Citizen and Sean T. Walsh, Republican political 11:06 11:58:00 strategist.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The legality of the FBI’s paid Best Buy technician Law & Computers/Internet informants – Larry discusses with Order/Courts/Police /IT Ronald Hosko, president of The Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund and Lee Tien, Senior Staff Attorney at the 12:06 12:34 Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Supreme Court case may change public school Law & education for disabled students – Larry Education Order/Courts/Police moderates between William Koski, of Stanford University, and superintendent of the Bassett Unified 12:34 12:58:00 School District, Alex Rojas. The Frame: Dan Romer discusses gun Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 violence in film study Entertainment The Frame: Sarah Megan Thomas Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry discusses women in flim Entertainment The Frame: Finn Whittrock on his roles Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry in film and theater 1/12/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After Trump presser, recapping what we missed from Tillerson confirmation hearing – Washington, DC Politics Larry talks with Burgess Everett, reports POLITICO congressional reporter, and Liam Denning, energy columnist for 11:06 11:20:00 Bloomberg Gadfly. TAKE TWO: Chargers Move to LA - The San Diego Chargers announcement today they're moving to LA. A Martinez Sports hears reaction from Chargers fan, Allan Lopez and Kevin Acee, Chargers reporter for the San Diego Union Tribune. 9:07 8:30
TAKE TWO: Drought: Is it Over? - When could California reach a tipping point where the end of the drought is on the Environment horizon? A Martinez speaks with Jay Famiglietti, senior water scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory at 9:16 10:00 Caltech.
TAKE TWO: Rain and Wine Country - The Russian River valley in Sonoma Economics and County has seen some of the heaviest Environment Business rains in the past few days, with more to come. Alex Cohen talks to Chris O'Neill, owner of Russian River Vineyards. 9:26 4:40 TAKE TWO: The Ride - Fiat Chrysler is now embroiled in a diesel emissions Transportation scandal plus the Trump presidency's impact on the auto industry and news from the Detroit auto show. Motor 9:34 7:30 critic, Sue Carpenter joins Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Peso Crash - The Mexican Economics and Peso dropped to an historic low against Foreign News Business the dollar Wednesday morning, just as president-elect addressed the press for the first time. Bloomberg reporter, 9:42 7:30 Isabella Cota joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Fake News Bill - An assembly bill introduced yesterday aims Sacramento/State Media to make media literacy part of the Politics middle and high school curriculum. Alex Cohen speaks to the bill's author, 9:50 7:30 Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - For this week in Golden State political news, A Sacramento/State Politics Martinez speaks with KQED's Marisa Politics Lagos and Carla Marinucci from 10:07 11:40 Politico.
TAKE TWO: Chargers - LA will now have Economics and not one, but TWO NFL teams. For more Sports Business on the business of football in the City of Angels, KPCC's business reporter, Ben 10:19 6:00 Bergman joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Fake Fish - If you're eating Economics and some sushi in LA, you may not be eating Public Health/ Medicine Business the fish named on the menu according to a new study from UCLA. Paul Barber, professor of ecology and evolutionary 10:25 7:00 biology at UCLA talks with Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Steve Allen Theater - The Steve Allen theater in Hollywood is being pulled down to make way for Economics and Arts And Culture condos. Take Two's Alex Cohen Business discusses the history of the theater with Amit Itelman, the theater's artistic 10:34 9:40 director.
TAKE TWO: Reading by Moonlight - Alex Books/ Literature/ Cohen gets the latest book pics with Authors David Kipen, owner and founder of the 10:44 9:00 lending library, Libros Schmibros.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Buzzfeed’s decision to publish the Trump-Russia dossier – Larry talks with Politics Media Jane Kirtley, professor of media ethics and law and Judy Muller, professor of journalism at USC 11:23 11:48 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How the Chargers will fit in to LA’s already crowded nation of NFL fans – Larry talks Economics and Sports with Jason Cole, NFL writer for the Business Bleacher Report, and Bill Plaschke, sports columnist for the Los Angeles 11:51 11:58 Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA Congressman Darrell Issa introduces bill to reform the H1B visa – Larry talks with Michael Hayes, Government Affairs Manager for the Consumer Sacramento/State Politics Technology Association, Politics Ron Hira, an associate professor of public policy at Howard University and Vish Mishra, a venture capitalist and member of the Silicon Valley-based nonprofit organization, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE). 12:06 12:37
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Are police Law & Arts And Culture jobs getting tougher? Larry talks with Order/Courts/Police Kim Parker, director of social trends 12:40 12:58 research at Pew Research Center. Entertainment The Frame: Christopher Hawthorne on Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry the new Lucas museum Entertainment The Frame: Jeffrey Kahane on the Lift Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Every Voice festival 1/13/2017 TAKE TWO: UC and Title IX – Alex Cohen speaks with Kathleen Salvaty, the UC system’s first system-wide Title IX Public Health/ Education coordinator. We’ll talk to her about the Medicine job, and what the new position entails and how she plans to tackle the controversial issue of campus sexual 9:07 11:20 assault. TAKE TWO: California Housing - California is far behind in constructing the number of homes it needs to keep Housing Issues pace with the growing population. A Martinez talks with housing expert Richard Green about whether Governor Brown and other politicians have this 9:19 6:50 issue on their agenda.
TAKE TWO: Exploring West Adams - Home prices have spiked in many LA Economics and neighborhoods because of the growing Housing Issues Business housing crisis. Take Two's Leo Duran gives us a tour of one that's among the hottest real estate markets in the whole 9:26 5:00 country: West Adams.
TAKE TWO: The Meaning of Michelle - In "The Meaning of Michelle," 16 Historical Events/ Books/ Literature/ writers reflect on what her tenure has History Segments Authors meant to them. Alex Cohen speaks with the book's editor, Veronica Chambers 9:34 10:30 and contributing writer, Cathi Hanauer. TAKE TWO: Bromance and O-Biden - Vice President Joe Biden's surprise send off from President Obama gave birth to Gender a deluge of tweets containing the same Equity/Transgender Media one word: “bromance.” But what is a Issues bromance and what made such a relationship possible? A Martinez talks about it with John Alberti, author of “Masculinity in the contemporary 9:45 10:30 romantic comedy.” TAKE TWO: Female Directors - Despite a lot of talk about inclusion, a new report Gender finds the percentage of women in key Entertainment Industry Equity/Transgender roles such as director, writer or Issues cinematographer actually dropped last year. Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan joins 10:07 6:00 Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Pot Trademarks - Law & Companies cannot trademark their pot Economics and Business Order/Courts/Police goods because of federal laws around marijuana. Cal Matters reporter, Laurel 10:13 8:00 Rosenhall joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Cuba Immigration Policy - The Obama administration has announced an end to a two-decade old policy, granting Cubans residency, if Immigration Foreign News they make it to U.S. soil. Alex Cohen speaks with Pilar Marrero, a reporter for Spanish language publisher, 10:21 8:25 Impremedia. TAKE TWO: Black Dahlia - Next week marks the 70th anniversary of one of Law & Arts And Culture the most famous unsolved murder Order/Courts/Police cases in L.A. A Martinez talks to crime 10:34 7:00 writer Kim Cooper.
TAKE TWO: Photo LA - The international photo exposition Photo L.A. takes place Arts And Culture this weekend at LA Mart. Alex Cohen talks to director Claudia Bartlett and 10:41 8:35 panel host Boyz Bieber. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Two's Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture from LA Magazine give Alex Cohen Events some ideas of what to do with your free 10:51 6:50 time this weekend. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Making sense of the Inspector General’s investigation Law & into the FBI, Justice Department _ Larry Politics Order/Courts/Police talks with Matt Apuzzo, New York Times reporter, Riley Roberts, Principal at West Wing Writers and Bre Payton, 11:06 11:37 reporter for The Federalist.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Recent storms push the dial on Southern California drought, but how much? Larry talks with William Patzert, a Environment Science climatologist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Felicia Marcus, Chair of the California State Water Resources Control Board and Jeff Kightlinger, general manager for the Metropolitan 11:40 11:58 Water District of Southern California.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry reviews ‘Bye Bye Man,’ ‘Sleepless,’ ‘The Arts And Culture Media Ardennes’ and more of the latest releases with KPCC film critics Andy 12:06 12:38 Klein and Amy Nicholson. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On fraught times and “frothy” films: 'La La Land' Arts And Culture Media versus 'Moonlight' – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson 12:40 12:58 and Justin Chang. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn tours Getty Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry exhibit "Breaking News" Entertainment The Frame: William Goldenberg on Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry editing "Live By Night" Entertainment The Frame: Andrew Garfield discusses Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry his latest films 1/14/2017 12:08 8:20 Off-Ramp: In 1966, a giant pink naked lady appeared over the Malibu Canyon tunnel. The artist, incensed that they Historical Events/ Arts And Culture assumed a man did it, came forward all History Segments right: She was Lynne Westmore Bloom, who died last week; we’ll tell her story. (John Rabe, Stephen Seemayer)
12:17 3:38 Off-Ramp: 8-Bit music is the sound of old school video games, and it’s now a Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture genre for musicians who like its simplicity and the era it evokes. (Jesus Ambrosio, Jesse Avila) 12:29 6:18 Off-Ramp: The Formosa Café – which just closed - has cameos in LA Historical Events/ Books/ Literature/ Confidential and LaLa Land, and we’ll History Segments Authors talk about its role as a creative touchstone. (John Rabe, Denise Hamilton) 12:35 12:35 Sanden Totten, of the science podcast Brains On, takes us to Joshua Tree, which is beautiful but extreme: very Youth/Children's Issues/ Science cold, very hot, and very dry. Sanden will Family tell us how the shrubs, animals, and Joshua Trees survive. (Sanden Totten, Molly Bloom)
12:47 1:05 Entertainment Song of the Week: "That Charming Arts And Culture Man" by Smiths cover group Sweet & Industry Tender Hooligans 1/16/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Monday politics: Previewing Inauguration 2017, Washington, DC plus Trump promises ‘insurance for Politics reports everybody’ - Dan Diamond, author of POLITICO Pulse, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and John Iadarola, 11:06 11:39 host and creator of ThinkTank.
Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Politics reports SoCal listeners who are going to the 11:41 11:58 Trump inauguration or March. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry looks back on President Obama’s legacy – he speaks with Douglas Brinkley, Historical Events/ Politics presidential historian & professor of History Segments history at Rice University and Christopher Caldwell, senior editor at The Weekly Standard – as well as 12:06 12:58:00 listeners. 1/17/2017
TAKE TWO: Trump Civil Rights– On MLK Day, national headlines were consumed by a rift between president-elect Donald Trump and civil rights icon and Racial Relations Politics Georgia Representative John Lewis. What does the incident say about the relationship between the African American community and the new president moving forward? Libby Denkmann speaks with Tyrone Howard, 9:07 11:30 director of UCLA's Black Male Institute TAKE TWO: Chargers Logo– Paul Lukas from ESPN's Uni Watch has a challenge for fans to redesign the logo or rename Sports the team and he joins A Martinez. We'll also take a look at some suggestions from KPCC listeners. 9:19 6:50
TAKE TWO: Mindfulness – A growing number of teachers in Southern Youth/Children's California is using the breathing and Education Issues/ Family relaxation techniques of mindfulness to help their students focus on their studies. KPCC's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez 9:26 4:25 has the story.
TAKE TWO: The Brood: Kids and Tech Devices– Tech writer and researcher Youth/Children's Issues/ Computers/Internet Alexandra Samuel joins Alex Cohen to Family /IT talk about the positives of tech devices for kids and strategies for parents to set 9:34 10:00 limits.
TAKE TWO: New Intelligence Gathering Unit at LAX– Los Angeles international airport has created a classified Homeland Security Travel intelligence analysis in-house. A Martinez speaks with Geoff Manaugh, who investigated the unit and wrote 9:44 8:45 about it for The Atlantic. TAKE TWO: Autism Employment- There is a company which not only welcomes Public Health/ Economics and Business people with autism, they are the only Medicine people who get hired. The BBC's 9:53 4:10 Andrew Bomford reports. TAKE TWO: The Slants at the Supreme Court– The Supreme Court hears a case Law & Racial Relations that involves music, free speech and a Order/Courts/Police racial slur considered offensive to Asian Americans. Libby Denkmann speaks with Cecilia Chang, director of litigation 10:07 8:00 at Asian Americans Advancing Justice. TAKE TWO: Latinos and the Ppresidential Election – Today a panel discussion hosted by Univision seeks to do an in-depth analysis of the Latino Politics Racial Relations turnout and voting preferences nationally and locally in the presidential election. A Martinez speaks to some of those panelists who will be 10:15 7:00 participating in the event.
TAKE TWO: Kevin Starr – The former California state librarian, professor at Historical Events/ USC and author of numerous books on Obituaries History Segments the Golden State, Starr died last Saturday. Libby Denkmann speaks with Dana Goia, poet laureate of California 10:22 5:30 and friend and colleague of Starr.
TAKE TWO: Difficult Women– Alex Gender Books/ Literature/ Cohen speaks with Roxanne Gay about Equity/Transgender Authors her new book, Difficult Women, a Issues collection of short stories about some 10:34 9:30 very compelling and complex women. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviews Day– New music from Syd, DJ Skarface and Camp Arts And Culture Lo. Oliver Wang from Soul-Sides.com 10:44 6:50 joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: American Apparel - What could the closing of American Apparel Economics and Business mean for other retailers? Libby Denkman speaks to founder, Dov 10:51 7:30 Charney. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Abortion rates drop to lowest level since Roe v. Wade, advocates debate the reasons Public Health/ Politics why – Larry moderates between Rachel Medicine Jones, Ph.D., principal research scientist at the Guttmacher Institute and Chuck Donovan, president of an anti-abortion 11:06 11:31 rights group.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating reforms to California's high-priced bail Law & Politics rules – Larry moderates between Bob Order/Courts/Police Hertzberg, California Senator and Topo Padilla, Member of the California Bail 11:31 11:58:00 Agents Association.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The South Korean political scandal claims another Politics Foreign News big name: Samsung – Larry discusses with Sung Yoon Lee, an expert on the Koreas and professor in Korean Studies 12:06 12:22 at Tufts University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After 146 Diversity/ Cultural years, the end to ‘The Greatest Show Arts And Culture Events on Earth’ – Larry discusses with 12:24 12:41:00 reporter Les Neuhaus.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Physical Public Health/ Medicine Science illnesses with no apparent cause? Neurologist Suzanne O'Sullivan explains 12:43 12:58 what they could tell you about your life. Entertainment The Frame: Rep John Lewis on his comic Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry book "March" Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Gloria Calderón Kellett and 3:46 10:00 Industry Mike Royce on "One Day At A Time" 1/18/2017 TAKE TWO: Andrew Puzder and California - Trump’s pick for Labor Secretary - Andrew Puzder has drawn criticism from Democrats and pro labor Politics Labor Issues organizations in California because of Puzder’s opposition to the increase of the minimum wage, among other issues. A MArtinez talk with Jodi Kantor 9:22 8:40 of the New York Times. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – Andy and Brian Sports Kamenetzky join A Martinez to talk 9:34 11:00 about the week in sports.
TAKE TWO: Mel Brooks and Young Frankenstein - Alex Cohen talks to Books/ Literature/ Entertainment legendary actor, director and comedian Authors Industry Mel Brooks about his work, life and his recent book about one of his most 9:45 10:15 signature films, Young Frankenstein.
TAKE TWO: Police Commission Complaints App - The LAPD Police Law & Computers/Internet Commission has released a new app for Order/Courts/Police /IT complaints. A Martinez speaks to commission president, Matt Johnson about how tech is being used in efforts 10:07 7:10 for greater transparency.
TAKE TWO: Lily Drones - Lily Robotics was once a promising and popular tech Law & Computers/Internet/IT startup but now the company is Order/Courts/Police defunct and mired in a lawsuit that claims it mislead its customers. CNET's 10:14 7:50 Ashley Esqueda joins Libby Denkmann TAKE TWO: Call Center Deportees - New Yorker reporter, Jonathan Blizter Immigration Foreign News joins A Martinez to talk about his latest piece on how deportees from the US are helping to grow El Salvador's call 10:22 8:00 center industry. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Michelle Dalton Tyree looks at the fashion trends for the upcoming presidential Arts And Culture Politics inauguration and for the protests being planned, including the LA-born “pussyhat.” She speaks with Libby 10:34 7:00 Denkmann TAKE TWO: The Demise of American Apparel - Libby Denkmann continues her interview with Dov Charey, founder Economics and Business and former CEO of American Apparel. He speaks about his plans for the future of his new company and what it may mean for those laid off from the closing 10:41 11:00 of American Apparel.
Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Fill-in host Politics History Segments Frank Stolze brings listeners coverage of 11:06 12:25:00 Obama's final press conference.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: President Law & Obama defends decision to commute Politics Order/Courts/Police Chelsea Manning’s sentence – Frank Stolze discusses with Cathleen Decker, 12:25 12:36 politics reporter for the LA Times.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Tom Price’s Washington, DC Politics confirmation hearing for HHS – Frank reports Stolze discusses with Anna Edney, 12:36 12:43 health reporter for Bloomberg News. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Books/ Literature/ President George Washington’s 1796 Politics Authors farewell address can tell us about our country now – Frank Stolze discusses 12:45 12:58 with author John Avlon. Entertainment The Frame: Trevor Groth on being Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry Sundance's programming director Entertainment The Frame: Nicholas Britell on the Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Moonlight" score 1/19/2017
TAKE TWO: Fellow Citizens - Take Two explores the history of inaugural Historical Events/ Politics addresses and how its meaning and History Segments tone has evolved over the years. Libby Denkmann speaks with UC Davis history 9:07 8:00 professor, Eric Rauchway. TAKE TWO: The Ride - Motor critic Sue Carpenter has the details on new assembly lines in car manufacturers Transportation Energy along with news of another big investment in hydrogen production for fuel cell powered cars. She speaks with 9:15 6:00 A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Politics and Inclusion – This weekend, thousands of people are expected to go to the nation's capitol and participate in the Women’s March Gender on Washington but there has been Equity/Transgender Politics some backlash from critics and Issues feminists who feel some people and their beliefs have been excluded and even attacked. Libby Denkmann speaks to USC professor, Ange-Marie Hancock 9:21 9:30 Alfaro. TAKE TWO: Russian Interference - Alongside the Gettysburg Address and the Civil Rights Movement, should Sacramento/State California students be taught about Politics Politics Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election? A Martinez talks with state lawmaker Marc Levine who's proposed a bill requiring that history 9:34 8:00 curricula include this event.
TAKE TWO: Trump China - Beijing's not at all happy about comments by Mr Trump questioning its sovereignty over Politics Foreign News Taiwan as the new administration in Washington reconsiders the so-caled One China Policy. The BBC's John 9:42 4:00 Sudworth reports.
Historical Events/ TAKE TWO: Dear Pres Obama - Libby Politics History Segments Denkmann introduces listeners' parting 9:48 2:40 words to President Obama.
TAKE TWO: College Income Inequality - Attending a local community college Economics and over a top university could help Education Business students from low-income households earn more money in the long term. Libby Denkmann speaks with 9:51 8:20 Researcher, Jon Friedman.
TAKE TWO: LAUSD vs Trump - KPCC's Education Immigration Kyle Stokes joins A Martinez to breaks down LAUSD‘s position on immigration 10:07 9:00 as Donald Trump takes office. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - California politicos attending or sitting out the inauguration, the $1.5 accounting error Sacramento/State Politics in the state budget, and the possibility Politics of publicly funded LA City Council elections. KQED’S Scott Shafer and Claremont McKenna’s Jack Pitney join 10:16 14:20 Libby Denkmann. TAKE TWO: Gaslighting - A Martinez explores gaslighting in modern culture with Ramani Durvasula, author of the Public Health/ Medicine book, "Should I Stay or Should I Go: Surviving A Relationship With a 10:34 6:40 Narcissist." TAKE TWO: The Founder – The film, 'The Founder' the building of the Entertainment Industry McDonald's franchise. Alex Cohen spoke to actor Nick Offerman about 10:41 9:30 him about his role in the film.
TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Diversity/ Cultural Two's Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim Arts And Culture Events from LA Magazine give some ideas of what to do with your free time this 10:52 6:00 weekend. They speak with A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump EPA nominee questions California’s right to tougher auto emissions rules – Fill in Politics Environment host Ben Bergman discusses with Evan Halper of the LA Times, Adrian Martinez of EarthJustice and Nicolas Loris of The 11:06 11:21:00 Heritage Foundation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: President Obama commutes Chelsea Manning’s Law & prison sentence – Ben Bergman Politics Order/Courts/Police discusses with Charles "Cully" Stimson of The Heritage Foundation and Sarah St.Vincent, of the US Program at 11:23 11:40 Human Rights Watch. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Councilmember Bonin’s ‘clean money’ election reforms – Ben Bergman Law & Politics discusses with Michele Sutter, co- Order/Courts/Police founder of Money Out Voters In, and Jessica Levinson, president of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission and a 11:43 11:58 professor of law at Loyola Law School.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Looking back on 44: AirTalk debates President Historical Events/ Obama’s legacy – Larry discusses with Politics History Segments Douglas Brinkley, presidential historian and Christopher Caldwell, senior editor at The Weekly Standard. 12:06 12:58 The Frame: Bonni Cohen and Jon Arts And Culture Environment 3:36 2:00 Schenk on "An Inconvenient Sequel" The Frame: Shaul Schwarz on directing Arts And Culture Environment 3:38 4:00 "Trophy" The Frame: Marina Zenovich on "Water Arts And Culture Environment 3:42 4:00 & Power" The Frame: John Hoffman on “Rancher, Arts And Culture Environment 3:46 10:00 Farmer, Fisherman" 1/20/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s Inauguration Day – Larry discusses with Pete Peterson, dean of the School of Washington, DC Politics Public Policy and senior fellow at The reports Davenport Institute at Pepperdine University, and Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Chancellor’s Professor of education and 11:06 11:39:00 political science at UC Berkeley. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry asks Washington, DC listeners in D.C. about their reactions to Politics reports the inauguration and their weekend 11:42 11:58 plans.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry and Diversity/ Cultural KPCC film critics Peter Rainer, Charles Arts And Culture Events Solomon and Christy Lemire review the week’s latest releases, including ‘Split’ 12:06 12:38:00 and ‘xXx: The Return of Xander Cage.’ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘The Red Turtle’ inspires a sensitive, simplistic Diversity/ Cultural style in animated storytelling – Larry Arts And Culture Events discusses with Michaël Dudok de Wit, writer and director of the animated 12:40 12:58 feature. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn gives preview of Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Sundance Entertainment The Frame: Sydney Freeland on “Deidra Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry and Laney Rob a Train" Entertainment The Frame: Janicza Bravo and Brett Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Gelman on “Lemon" 1/21/2017 12:07 6:23 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Josie Washington, DC Politics Huang and Taylor Orci live from the reports Women's March in downtown Los Angeles. 12:14 3:35 Off-Ramp: KPCC's Orange County Orange County Politics reporter Jill Replogle talks to people at the Deploraball in the OC 12:18 7:45 Off-Ramp: John Race talks to Marion Washington, DC reports Politics McKeone live from Washington DC about the inaguaration.
12:34 5:35 Off-Ramp: Another DIY film fest by Tim Entertainment Arts And Culture Cogshell. And the thread that connects Industry them is the women in Tim’s life.
12:50 10:07 Off-Ramp: We’ll watch Hidden Figures Youth/Children's Science with a woman and her mom … who Issues/ Family happens to have been a NASA contractor. (Taylor Orci) 1/23/2017
TAKE TWO: SoCal Weather - The wet weather has been welcome news for drought-stricken California, but it's also Natural Disaster presented big challenges and risks for the region. Helen Chavez from LA County's Office of Emergency 9:07 7:00 Management joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Sustaining a Movement – More than a million people hit the streets across the nation this weekend Politics in the rally for women but how do you translate that energy to ongoing action? Nubia Cedeño, Aaron Tidwell and Emiliana Guereca and Deena Katz 9:14 16:00 join Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: On the Lot – Rebecca Keegan of Vanity Fair joins A Martinez Entertainment Industry to talk about the latest business goings- 9:34 9:00 on in Hollywood. TAKE TWO: Hollywood and Trump - Pres Trump's plan,termed "Donald Entertainment Trump's Contract With The American Politics Industry Voter," includes changes that could have a big impact on the entertainment industry. Ted Johnson, senior editor at 9:43 7:00 Variety, joins Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Measles - An outbreak of measles in LA County has grown, with Public Health/ Medicine the LA County Department of Public Health announcing new cases. KPCC's 9:50 7:00 Rebecca Plevin joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Emolument Case - Today, a team of prominent lawyers filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump Law & alleges the President is violating the Politics Order/Courts/Police Constitution by allowing his hotels and other business operations to accept payments from foreign governments. One of the members of the legal team, Erwin Chemerinsky from UCI law joins 10:07 6:30 Alex Cohen. TAKE TWO: Economic Roundtable – Our economic roundtable gathers to tell us which signs to look for with Trump's impact on the economy, especially in Caifornia. A Martinez Economics and Business Politics speaks consultant and founder of Beacon Economics Chris Thornberg, USC real – estate expert Raphael Bostic and personal finance advisor Delia 10:14 10:21 Fernandez. TAKE TWO: Storm Update - Southern California has been hit hard by this weekend's rain storm. Many cities are reporting flooding, landslides, road Natural Disaster damage and more. KPCC's Meghan McCarty joins the show with an update on Long Beach and A Martinez speaks with two city officials from Malibu: Mayor Lou Lamonte and City manager 10:34 9:10 Reva Feldman. TAKE TWO: Faith Post-Inauguration - Throughout Friday's inaugural proceedings, one name was repeated Religion Politics time and time again: God. Alex Cohen speaks with two faith leaders to reflect on the messages they shared over the weekend inspired by the new 10:44 12:45 administration. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Monday politics: What to watch for in President Trump’s first full week in office – Larry Washington, DC talks to Democratic strategist, Matt Politics reports Rodriguez, Professor of Government Charles Kesler, and Burgess Everett, congressional reporter for POLITICO. 11:06 11:58 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Can the Women’s March become a sustainable Gender political movement? Larry speaks with Politics Equity/Transgender Cathleen Decker, political analyst for Issues the Los Angeles Times, Karsonya "Kaye" Wise Whitehead and Kate Zernike, national correspondent for The New 12:06 12:58:00 York Times. The Frame: Peter Bratt and Dolores Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 10:00 Huerta on "Dolores" Entertainment The Frame: Jessica Williams on “The Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Incredible Jessica James" 1/24/2017 TAKE TWO: Drought Status - More than four inches of rain fell in parts of Southern California -- setting records and wreaking havok for commuters, Science Natural Disaster home-owners and some businesses. Alex Cohen checks in on this question with Marty Ralph, Director of the Center for Western Weather and Extremes, Scripps Institution of 9:07 7:00 Oceanography, UCSD TAKE TWO: Homeless in LA - Today, LA County will conduct a census of the Housing Issues homeless population. A Martinez talks with Peter Lynn from LA Homeless 9:14 7:00 Services Authority. TAKE TWO: Torrance Refinery – At the former Exxon Mobil refinery in Torrance, there has been a new Environment regulatory development related to the use of potentially toxic chemicals. KPCC’s Sharon McNary talks to A 9:21 7:30 Martinez. TAKE TWO: Oscar Nominations – The nominees for the 2017 Academy Awards were announced this morning. Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan checks in Entertainment Industry with Alex Cohen. She also speaks with Kimberly Steward, producer of the Oscar nominated, Manchester by the 9:34 10:30 Sea. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewday – Regular contributor Steve Hochman Arts And Culture joins A Martinez to talk about the latest 9:45 7:30 in music this week. TAKE TWO: Dakota Pipeline – The White House signaled this morning that President Trump will sign an executive order allowing the advancement of the Politics Environment controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines. A Martinez gets reaction from Joely Proudfit, professor, American Indian Studies at CSU San 9:53 6:30 Marcos. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing jobs, environmental and cultural concerns in Trump’s Keystone XL/DAPL executive order – Larry speaks with Politics Environment Timothy Cama of The Hill, John Stoody, Vice President of Government and Public Relations with the Association of Oil Pipelines, Susan Casey-Lefkowitz, of the NRDC and Kandi Mossett, of 11:06 11:35 Indigenous Environmental Network. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the latests health risks of sugar – Larry Public Health/ Medicine Media speaks with writer Gary Taubes and David Ludwig, MD of Harvard Medical 11:38 11:58:00 School.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Brown Sacramento/State delivers defiant State of the State Politics Politics address defending immigrants, climate change – Larry discusses with David 12:06 12:19 Siders, reporter for POLITICO.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What the new FCC Chief Ajit Pai means for the Law & future of internet, net neutrality and Computers/Internet/IT Order/Courts/Police Netflix – Larry discusses with Randolph May, Founder and President of the Free State Foundation and Craig Aaron, 12:21 12:44:00 President and CEO of Free Press. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk Diversity/ Cultural listeners weigh in on Oscar noms: ‘La La Arts And Culture Events Land’ dominates, as diverse films receive nods – Larry discusses with Tim 12:46 12:58 Gray, awards editor at Variety. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn and Kyle Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Buchanan talk the Oscars Entertainment The Frame: Lakeith Stanfield on his Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry roles in "Atlanta" and "Get Out" 1/25/2017
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Examining Trump’s executive actions on border wall and immigration – Larry speaks with Ted Hesson, immigration reporter Politics Immigration for POLITICO Pro, Dan Stein of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, Néstor Rodriguez from the University of Texas-Austin and Jennie Pasquarella, director of immigrants’ 11:06 11:48 rights for the ACLU.
TAKE TWO: Ezell Ford – The Los Angeles DA said Tuesday it will not prosecute Law & officers involved in the shooting death Racial Relations Order/Courts/Police of Ezell Ford. A Martinez talks to District Attorney Jackie Lacey about the process and why her office arrived at the 9:07 8:00 decision they did. TAKE TWO: Refugee Reax – Later today, President Trump is expected to begin signing the first in a series of executive orders aimed at curbing immigration Immigration Politics and beefing up national security. Alex Cohen speaks with Jay Abdo, one of the biggest movie stars in the Middle East until he was forced to flee his home 9:15 11:14 country. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – Andy and Brian Sports Kamenetzky join A Martinez to talk 9:34 13:30 about the week in sports. TAKE TWO: The Brood – Our kids' future is a reflection of how well we've raised them, right? Maybe not. It's a Youth/Children's Issues/ fascinating idea explored in a book Family called "The Gardener and the Carpenter." Alex Cohen speak with the author, Alison Gopnik, professor of 9:48 9:45 psychology at UC Berkeley. TAKE TWO: Immigration Authority - There are questions about whether the president actually has the authority to Law & Immigration issue a ban on refugees or visitors from Order/Courts/Police particular countries. A Martinez speaks with Niels Frenzen, professor of law and director of the Immigration Clinic at 10:07 9:00 USC.
TAKE TWO: Mexico Wall - President Trump is expected to reveal more details about his much-discussed "wall" Politics Immigration along the U.S./Mexico border. A Martinez speaks with Melissa del Bosque who reports on the U.S./ 10:16 7:00 Mexico border for the Texas Observer. TAKE TWO: Mexico Gas Prices - For weeks now people across Mexico have Economics and Foreign News been protesting the rise in the price of Business gas due to a change in government policy. Alex Cohen speaks with 10:23 7:00 Associated Reporter Elliot Spagat.
TAKE TWO: Homeless Count - The Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count is Housing Issues taking place tonight through Thursday. KPCC's Rina Palta joins A Martinez to 10:34 8:00 tell us what happened. TAKE TWO: Mixed Heritage Kids - One of the biggest demographic changes over the last few decades has been in Youth/Children's Issues/ Diversity/ Cultural the number of children under five who Family Events are mixed race. That led our Early Childhood correspondent Deepa Fernandes to wonder what it's like for a 10:42 4:20 small child to grow up mixed. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Take Two contributor Michelle Dalton Tyree talks Arts And Culture with Alex Cohen for a look at the latest 10:49 9:25 fashion trends and news.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A closer look Law & Public Health/ Medicine at the CDC’s new quarantine rules – Order/Courts/Police Larry discusses with James G. Hodge, 11:51 11:58 Jr., of Arizona State University.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Arts And Culture Media Variety’s Debra Birnbaum and listeners 12:06 12:33:00 about Mary Tyler Moore’s death. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Writer Books/ Literature/ Economics and Michael Lewis speaks with Larry about Authors Business the friendship that gave rise to 12:34 12:58 behavioral economics. Entertainment The Frame: David O. Russell remembers Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry Mary Tyler Moore Entertainment The Frame: Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry V. Gordon on "The Big Sick" 1/26/2017 TAKE TWO: President Trump Border Wall - Take Two examines past attempts to erect barricades and Immigration Politics considers their effectiveness. A Martinez speaks with Deborah Kang, author of the book, “The INS on the Line: Making Immigration Law on the 9:07 9:00 US-Mexico Border 1917 to 1954”.
TAKE TWO: Charter Schools – Yesterday, Federal agents raided the Youth/Children's Education office of LA-based 'Celerity' charter Issues/ Family school network. John Rogers is a professor of education at UCLA and he 9:16 7:00 speaks to Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: The Ride - Every year in LA, more than 200 people die in traffic Transportation collisions. Officials promise to reduce fatalities to zero by 2025. Motor critic 9:23 9:00 Sue Carpenter talks with A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Drought Update - It's Natural Disaster Environment official, nearly half of state is no longer in a drought. KPCC's Environment 9:34 5:00 reporter Emily Guerin joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Steve Jones - Stephen Jones Books/ Literature/ is best known as a guitarist with the Media Authors legendary punk band, the Sex Pistols. Jones joins Alex Cohen to chat about his 9:39 11:40 new book, Lonely Boy. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - Governor Jerry Brown's defiant State of the State, Sacramento/State California's new Attorney General, and Politics Politics CA politicos react to President Trump's actions on immigration. KQED's Marisa Lagos and Politico's Carla Marinucci join 10:07 15:20 Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Pester your Congressman - Computers/Internet The app, "Countable" aims to help Politics /IT people contact their representatives over specific issues. A Martinez talks with Jessica Levinson, American law 10:23 8:00 professor at Loyola Law School.
TAKE TWO: Redskins Ban - California has banned the use of the term Racial Relations Education "Redskins" from being used by a school's team name or mascot. A Martinez speaks with Jane Meredith 10:34 6:00 Adams, reporter for EdSource.org TAKE TWO: KTLA at 70 – This week the local TV station, KTLA will turn 70 years old and to celebrate, LA Magazine is hosting a party to honor the station, Historical Events/ Media and one of its earliest stars, Tom History Segments Hatten, the host of the station's beloved Popeye Show. Alex Cohen talks with Hatten and LA Magazine’s Chris 10:40 10:20 Nichols. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing Trump’s executive order on refugees and immigration law – Larry speaks Immigration Politics with Politico PRO reporter Ted Hesson, Kathleen Newland, senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, Mark Krikorian, executive director at the 11:06 11:41 Center for Immigration Studies.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump’s gag order on the EPA: unprecedented, or Politics Environment business as usual? Larry discusses with Robert Deans of the NRDC and Oren Cass, senior fellow at the Manhattan 11:43 11:58 Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Betsy DeVos’ vision for the Department of Education – Larry speaks with Alyson Education Politics Klein, reporter for Education Week and Robert Enlow, CEO and President of EdChoice, and Alberto Retana, President and CEO of Community 12:06 12:30 Coalition. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: High Court watchers profile judges on President Trump’s SCOTUS shortlist – Larry speaks Law & Historical Events/ with Amy Howe, author of ‘Howe on Order/Courts/Police History Segments the Court,’ and Margaret Russell, professor of law at Santa Clara 12:30 12:45:00 University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Bring on your Diversity/ Cultural delicious (and likely not nutritious) Arts And Culture Events guilty food pleasures – Larry discusses 12:48 12:58 with listeners. Entertainment The Frame: Dave Itzkoff on Seth Meyers Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry being political Entertainment The Frame: Michael Larnell on Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry "Roxanne, Roxanne" Entertainment The Frame: Bryan Fogel on Russian Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry doping and "Icarus" 1/27/2017 TAKE TWO: View from Mexico - Take Two examines how changes in trade Economics and Foreign News could impact south of the border. Business Isabella Cota, reporter for Bloomberg 9:07 9:00 joins Alex Cohen.
TAKE TWO: Mexico Trade: Consumers: Changes to trade agreements between Economics and Politics US and Mexico could make big waves Business for the Golden State. Alex Cohen speaks with US trade representative Peter 9:16 7:00 Cohey. TAKE TWO: Mexico’s Foreign Minister – After continued pushes by Trump that Mexico pay for the wall along the border, Videgray has indicated that the Politics Foreign News country could pull its security services on its side of the border. A Martinez talks to Andrew Seely at the Wilson 9:23 7:00 Center. TAKE TWO: HighQ - Now that it's legal in California, are we going to see Law & Media billboards with pot leaves lining the Order/Courts/Police streets? KPCC's Jacob Margolis joins A 9:34 6:35 Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Autry's Taste of California – Alex Cohen speaks with Ben Fitzsimmons, the Autry’s Senior Manager of Programs and Public Events Arts And Culture Environment and Brad Robertson Executive Chef behind Flavors, a series of innovative pop-up dinners that combine historical and environmentally sustainable 9:41 9:50 ingredients. TAKE TWO: BET and New Edition – This week, cable network BET had a huge hit with their 3 day miniseries, The New Edition Story. The first episode brought Entertainment Industry in more than 4 million viewers … it was BET’s highest rated show for the last five years. Throughout the show, other original content was promoted, causing many to think that it could have a spillover effect. A Martinez speaks to 9:51 6:45 NPR’s TV critic, Eric Deggans about it. TAKE TWO: The Brood: Protesting Families - Current events have raised all sorts of questions about how to participate in political action as a Youth/Children's Issues/ Politics family. Alex COhen talks with Yvonne Family Condes and Sarah Auerswald, who run the blog Moms LA and Mahdis Keshavarz, founder of the Make Agency, it's a global PR consultancy 10:07 12:46 with social justice at its core.
TAKE TWO: Pester your Rep - A Martinez talks with the Countable's Computers/Internet/IT Politics developers to find out why its gotten so popular since the election. Bart Myers 10:20 6:31 is the CEO of Countable. TAKE TWO: Young the Giant - Alex Cohen speaks with Sameer Gadhia, lead Orange County Arts And Culture singer for the Irvine-based band, Young 10:34 8:10 the Giant. TAKE TWO: John Doe and the History of LA Punk - The audiobook version of a punk rock anthology by John Doe of the Historical Events/ Arts And Culture legendary LA band X has been History Segments nominated in the Spoken Word category. The book is called Under the Big Black Sun - a personal history of LA 10:42 9:00 Punk. Alex Cohen speaks with Doe.
TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Diversity/ Cultural Two's Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim Arts And Culture Events from LA Magazine join A Martinez with some ideas of what to do with your free 10:51 5:05 time this weekend.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to know about President Trump’s meeting Politics Foreign News with Theresa May, call with Enrique Peña Nieto – Larry discusses with 11:06 11:18:00 POLITICO’s Shane Goldmacher.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Law professors debate Trump’s executive Law & Immigration actions on immigration, how CA might Order/Courts/Police fight back – with Seth Davis, of the UC- Irvine School of Law and John Eastman, 11:20 11:40 at Chapman University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Terry Gross Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture joins Larry to talk about KPCC's new 11:42 11:58:00 Events schedule. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘A Dog’s Purpose,’ ‘Gold,’ ‘Resident Evil: Diversity/ Cultural The Final Chapter’ and more – Larry Arts And Culture Events reviews films with KPCC film critics Wade Major, Lael Lowenstein and 12:06 12:39 Charles Solomon. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Despite Diversity/ Cultural freezing, political climate, Sundance Arts And Culture Events 2017 highlights shine through – Larry discusses with The Frame’s John Horn 12:41 12:58 and KPCC film critic Justin Chang. Entertainment The Frame: Brian Knappenberger on Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry “Nobody Speak” Entertainment The Frame: Priska Neely on a political Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry youth theater company Entertainment The Frame: Asghar Fahardi on his film Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Salesman" 1/30/2017
TAKE TWO: Refugee Open – Take Two recaps the events of the weekend and reflects on what’s occurred following the president's executive orders on immigration. We hear from Sam Law & Immigration Mouchamel's whose father was Order/Courts/Police detained as he was traveling from Syria, Corona lawyer Zakia Kator, a former Afghanistan refugee who came to the US after the Russian invasion, and Micheal Hagerty, the spokesperson for a group of attorneys offering to help 9:07 3:00 families of detainees at LAX.
TAKE TWO: California Immigration Historian - Here in California, we've Historical Events/ Immigration often played a special role in helping to History Segments shape the nation's immigration policy. A Martinez speaks with UC Davis law 9:10 8:00 professor Kevin Johnson. TAKE TWO: Refugee Legal - How far does the President's authority reach when it comes to refugee policy and what are the possible legal challenges Law & Immigration to the executive order? A Martinez Order/Courts/Police talks with Hiroshi Motomura, law professor at UCLA and author of "Americans in Waiting: The Lost Story of Immigration and Citizenship in the 9:18 5:35 United States" TAKE TWO: Dueling Republicans - A Martinez hears two different persepctives from withing the Politics republican party: Mike Simphenferfer, president of the advocacy group Make California Great Again and Mary Perez, Vice President of the USC College 9:24 8:45 Republicans.
TAKE TWO: Iranina Reax - For more on how the Los Angeles Iranian community Immigration Politics is reacting, to the travel ban, we speak with Siamak Kalhour, host of KIRN 670 9:34 8:00 am Radio Iran LA.
TAKE TWO: On the Lot – Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan joins A Martinez with a Entertainment Industry Immigration look at what the effects of President Trump’s refugee ban is in Hollywood, plus the results of the Screen Actors 9:42 8:30 Guild Awards.
TAKE TWO: Williams Sisters - On Saturday two of the biggest sports icons Sports from Southern California went face to face across the net. Compton's own 9:51 2:50 Serena and Venus Williams. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating constitutionality, intent, and efficacy of Trump’s Executive Order on immigration – Larry discusses with Nahal Toosi of POLITICO, Charles Moran, Republican political strategist, Politics Immigration Ed Espinoza, director of Progress Texas, Peter Spiro, a professor of law, Josh Blackman, an associate professor of Law, Brian Michael Jenkins of the Rand Corporation and Erroll Southers, Director of Homegrown Violent 10:06 11:40:00 Extremism Studies at USC.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The American Politics Religion who climbed the ranks of ISIS – Larry discusses home grown terrorism with 11:42 11:58:00 author Graeme Wood.
Arts And Culture Politics The Frame: John Horn and Kyle 3:36 5:00 Buchanan talk politics at the Oscars The Frame: Shari Rezai on booking Arts And Culture Politics 3:41 5:00 Iranian musicians
Arts And Culture Politics The Frame: Evgeny Afineevsky and 3:46 10:00 Kholoud Helmi on "Cries from Syria" 1/31/2017 TAKE TWO: Where Are the Dems? - Recent headlines have included the controversial ban on refugees and several of President Trump's cabinet Politics picks are getting voted on by the Senate. KQED's Marisa Lagos joins A Martinez for a look at what role our own state's representatives are playing 9:07 7:40 in all of this. TAKE TWO: Law Enforcement on Ban- The order to suspend admission of refugees was first floated by President Law & Immigration Trump after the terror attack in San Order/Courts/Police Bernardino back in December of 2015. Police Chief Jarrod Burguan who was one of the first people to arrive on the 9:15 8:21 scene joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Neighborhood Has its Own Rules – For years Cid Martinez lived in South Los Angeles to collect Diversity/ Cultural Books/ Literature/ ethnographic fieldwork. His study Events Authors reveals the day-to-day ways in which vibrant social institutions reduce conflict and kept the violence levels to manageable. A Martinez speaks to him 9:24 7:20 for more.
TAKE TWO: Iraqi Interpreters- Another group effected by the travel ban are War/ Military hundreds of Iraqis who aided the US Immigration Events/ Military during the war. A Martinez talks to Mac Culture McEachin, National Security Policy Associate at the International Refugee Assistance Project and Kesley Campbell, an Iraq war veteran and advocate with 9:34 8:30 Veterans for American Ideals.
TAKE TWO: Covered California Deadline- Tonight marks the deadline for people to sign up or renew health coverage Public Health/ Medicine Politics under Covered California but with Republicans planning to repeal the legislation it's based on, there are lots of questions. Our health care expert, 9:43 4:20 Rebecca Plevin joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - Every week we keep you musically informed with the latest selections and reviews. Arts And Culture A Martinez is joined by music journalist Justino Aguila and Leila Cobo - executive director of Latin content at 9:48 8:40 Billboard Magazine. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Sally Yates’ decision and Jeff Sessions’ expected confirmation – Larry discusses Law & Politics with Steve Shepard, chief polling Order/Courts/Police analyst for POLITICO, Michele Jawando Vice President of Legal Progress at the Center for American Progress and John 10:06 10:40:00 Eastman, professor of law. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to expect with Steve Bannon in high- ranking position on National Security Washington, DC Politics Council – Larry discusses with John reports Bellinger, III, Partner, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer and Stephen Vladeck, professor of law at the University of 10:42 10:58 Texas School of Law. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Trump’s budget cuts could mean for the future of the arts and public broadcasting – Larry discusses with Romina Boccia of The Heritage Politics Arts And Culture Foundation, Laura Zucker, executive director at Los Angeles County Arts Commission and Bill Davis, founding president of Southern California Public 11:06 11:40:00 Radio. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What President Trump could mean for Los Politics Sports Angeles’ bid for the 2024 Olympics – Larry discusses with Ed Hula of Around the Rings and Mary Hums, Professor of 11:42 11:58 Sports Administration. Economics and The Frame: Ben Fritz on Sony's Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Business writedown Entertainment The Frame: Reza Aslan on Muslim Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry representation on film and TV 2/1/2017
TAKE TWO: Trump’s SCOTUS Nominee - Take Two examines what impact the Law & Politics supreme court nominee could have in Order/Courts/Police California. A Martinez talks to KQED’s Scot Shaefer and Adam Winkler, UCLA 9:07 12:00 professor of constitutional law.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – A Martinez Sports Politics talks about the marriage of sports and politics with Take Two contributors 9:21 9:30 Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Nury Martinez and Fighting sex Trafficking - LA City Councilwoman Law & Nury Martinez put together a task force Order/Courts/Police a few years ago to help curb prostitution and sex trafficking in the city. Councilwoman Martinez speaks 9:34 5:50 with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Boycotts - Does waving bye- bye to a business really make a difference? A Martinez speaks with Economics and Business Brayden King, professor of management and organizations at 9:40 5:55 Northwestern University. TAKE TWO: Trump and Mexico - After a tumultuous week of executive orders, public conflict and last minute Politics Foreign News diplomacy between President Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, reporter Will Grant visits Central 9:46 4:20 Mexico's industrial heartland.
TAKE TWO: Styled Side - This week: Public Health/ Arts And Culture designer medical devices, in part driven Medicine by a Southern California company. 9:51 5:45 Michelle Dalton-Tyree joins A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Neil Gorsuch as Trump’s Supreme Court Law & Politics nominee, plus Democrats’ strategy John Order/Courts/Police Yoo, UC Berkeley Professor of Law; and Caroline Frederickson, President, 10:06 10:39 American Constitution Society. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In wake of Quebec City shooting, Muslim leaders in Southern California talk about how they’re dealing... Larry discusses with Politics Religion Imam Mustafa Umar of the Islamic Institute of Orange County and Amjad M. Khan, National Director of Public Affairs for the Ahmadiyya Muslim 10:42 10:58 Community.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Lawmakers debate making California a “Sanctuary Law & Sacramento/State State” – Larry discusses with Jeff Stone, Order/Courts/Police Politics State Senator for California’s 28th State Senate district, and Kevin de Leon (D- Los Angeles), California Senate 11:06 11:22 President Pro Tem and State Senator. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who will be the winners and losers when Santa Sacramento/State Monica airport closes in 2028? Larry Economics and Business Politics discusses with Ted Winterer, mayor pro tempore of Santa Monica and Christian Fry, president of the Santa Monica 11:25 11:42 Airport Association.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In divisive political times, and days out from the Super Bowl, how should businesses Economics and Business Politics position themselves? Larry discusses with Rama Yelkur, Ph.D., of St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY and Sasha Strauss, founder and managing 11:45 11:58 editor at Innovation Protocol. The Frame: Danielle Brazell on Trump's Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 cutting the NEA Entertainment The Frame: Stacey Smith on USC Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry diversity in film study Entertainment The Frame: Comedian Billy Eichner on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Billy on the Street" 2/2/2017 TAKE TWO: Religious Beliefs - The draft of an executive order from President Trump is causing alarm for both Homosexuality Religion advocates of LGBT rights and for the separation between church and state. Reveal's Jennifer Gollan speaks with A 9:07 6:00 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: LA based U.S. District judge, André Birotte ordered a Immigration Politics temporary halt to the travel restrictions, to help 28 people from Yemen out of travel limbo. KPCC's Leslie 9:13 6:00 Berestein Rojas joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Budweiser Ad - Budweiser's super bowl as is making a stir over its Media Sports seeming political message. Kristina Monllos, staff writer for Adweek speaks 9:19 6:00 with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Ride - Motor critic Sue Carpenter joins A Martinez with Transportation Media previews of this weekend's Super Bowl 9:25 5:00 auto ads. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - This week, Berkeley protests and California draws political lines in the sand .Carla Sacramento/State Politics Marinucci, the senior writer for Politics Politico's California Playbook and Jack Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College join A 9:34 8:30 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Inland Empire Economy - Health care and logistics are two of the biggest industries in the Inland Empire Economics and Business Inland Empire but Trump's stances on the ACA and trade could workers in those fields in peril. A Martinez speaks with economist 9:43 6:00 John Husing. TAKE TWO: The Binge - Near death experiences, alien abductions, and Entertainment Industry living in an empty hospital. Mark Jordan 9:52 7:05 Legan joins A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Explaining the mounting legal challenges to Law & Immigration Trump’s travel ban – Larry talks with Order/Courts/Police Ahilan Arulanantham of the ACLUE and James Copland of the Manhattan 10:06 10:46 Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What putting Iran “on notice” means for foreign Foreign News Politics policy, security – Larry discusses with Daryl Kimball, Executive Director of the Arms Control Association. 10:48 10:58 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump says he wants to expand political activity of tax-exempt religious organizations - Religion Politics Larry discusses with Julie Zauzmer, religion reporter for the Washington 11:06 11:22 Post.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Financial planners debate whether wealth Law & management responsibilities lies with Economics and Business Order/Courts/Police the client or the adviser – Larry discusses with Delia Fernandez, fee- only certified financial planner and Victor Robinette, certified public 11:24 11:40:00 accountant, certified financial planner.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Youth football officials reportedly planning Public Health/ Sports drastic safety changes for child athletes Medicine – Larry discusses with Brad Garrett, Assistant Executive Director, Oregon 11:43 11:58 School Activities Association. Entertainment The Frame: Jordan Passman on music Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry for a Super Bowl ad Entertainment The Frame: Mica Levi on music for Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry "Jackie" Entertainment The Frame: Raoul Peck on "I Am Not Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Your Negro" 2/3/2017 TAKE TWO: Water Reservoirs - After an exceedingly stormy first month of 2017, Environment our reservoirs are filled to the brim. John Leahigh oversees day-to-day water management for the State Water 9:07 7:30 Project joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: HighQ – SCPR’s Jacob Law & Housing Issues Margolis joins A Martinez. This week, 9:15 7:35 Order/Courts/Police renting land to pot growers. TAKE TWO: African Americans and Trump – While February may be Black History Month, some African-Americans Racial Relations Politics question what President Trump can really do for the community. A Martinez talks with conservative blogger Marie Stroughter and local 9:22 8:10 activist Tim Watkins.
TAKE TWO: Briottle Profile - Several district judges around the country have issued temporary restraining orders, Law & Immigration demanding Customs and Border Order/Courts/Police Protection let immigrants in and LA based US District judge Andre Birotte is among them. KPCC's Frank Stoltze joins A Martinez with the more on Birotte 9:34 4:15 and the ongoing legal battle.
TAKE TWO: Selective Outrage – The current political climate has some to wondering about the state of American Politics Science values, and what makes us care about things as we do? A Martinez talks to David Pizarro, a psychology professor at 9:38 7:55 Cornell University. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Two's Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture from LA Magazine give some ideas of Events what to do with your free time this 9:46 4:50 weekend.
TAKE TWO: Five Questions: "Lucky Boy" – Set in Berkeley, California, "Lucky Books/ Literature/ Immigration Boy" tells the story of two women Authors separated by privilege, in a parallel fight for motherhood of the same child. We 9:51 5:25 hear from the author, Shanti Sekaran. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What new South Coast AQMD smog rules could mean for future business, pollution in Environment Politics SoCal – Larry discusses with Evan Gillespie, a campaign director for Sierra Club and Stuart Waldman, president of the Valley Industry and Commerce 10:06 10:20 Association.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Trump’s new sanctions mean for US Politics Foreign News relationship with Iran – Larry discusses with Arshad Mohammed, diplomatic 10:23 10:35 correspondent at Reuters.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: First fortnight flashback: reviewing Trump’s last week Washington, DC Politics in office – Larry discusses with Doyle reports McManus, Washington columnist for the LA times and Eli Stokols, White 10:37 10:58 House reporter at POLITICO.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry and Diversity/ Cultural KPCC film critics Justin Chang and Arts And Culture Events Claudia Puig discuss the week’s latest releases, including ‘The Comedian,’ ‘The 11:06 11:40 Space Between Us,’ ‘Rings,’ and more. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses PBS ‘Oklahoma City’ Arts And Culture Racial Relations documentary with filmmaker Barak 11:42 11:58 Goodman. Entertainment The Frame: Ben Travers on the "24" Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry reboot Entertainment The Frame: Tim Greiving interviews Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry "Space Between Us" composer Entertainment The Frame: Zoe Lister-Jones and Adam Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Pally on "Bandaid" 2/4/2017 12:07 :30 Off-Ramp: A small promo clip for a web Diversity/ Cultural Youth/Children's story by the Off-Ramp interns about the Events Issues/ Family best kind of cereal. (Rosalie Atkinson, Jesus Ambrosio) 12:08 12:07 Off-Ramp:You know him as the voice of Homer Simpson, but Dan Castellaneta is Entertainment also a serious writer and actor. His new Arts And Culture Industry passion is a play exploring the inner life of one of the last century’s most intriguing talents: Oscar Levant. (John Rabe, Dan Castellaneta) 12:28 :30 Off-Ramp: A small promo clip recorded at the California Wildlife Center in Malibu, which rescues all kinds of Environment Science animals, but this time of year helps the growing number of sea lions that strand themselves on the beach.
12:29 5:34 Off-Ramp: Lawyer Lindsay Toczylowsky talked Friday morning with Off-Ramp producer Taylor Orci about what it was Travel Immigration like to set up a mobile legal clinic, virtually overnight. (Taylor Orci, Lidsay Toczylowsky) 12:35 2:19 Off-Ramp: We’ll take you to a strip mall in Silverlake, to a tiny thrift store that’s Public Health/ Interview (one guest) been supporting the work of the Medicine Hollywood Sunset Free Clinic for almost 20 years. (Rosalie Atkinson, Sharion Taylor) 12:38 5:32 Off-Ramp: Commentator Dylan Brody Entertainment often tells us about his failure to Arts And Culture Industry convince entertainment executives to buy his comedy specials. (Dylan Brody)
12:48 1:00 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the week: "Blue Eyes Arts And Culture Crying in the Rain" by Willie Nelson Industry 2/6/2017
TAKE TWO: Travel Ban Constitutionality - Today, both sides are set to file briefs responding to a federal district court Law & Immigration that blocked Trump's executive order Order/Courts/Police on travel and refugees. A Martinez is joined by Loyola Law School professor, Jessica Levinson to explain some of the legal wrangling that's already gone on, 9:07 8:30 and that's still to come. TAKE TWO: Iraqi Interpreter - One group affected by Trump's order are War/ Military Iraqis who worked with the U.S. Immigration Events/ Military military. We hear from Sham Hasan Culture who spent 3 years in limbo, while he 9:16 2:45 waited on a special visa.
TAKE TWO: A View from Mexico - Mexico will elect a new president in Foreign News Politics 2018, and the campaigns are already ramping up. A Martinez speaks with Nacha Cattan who reports on the 9:19 7:20 Mexican government for Bloomberg. TAKE TWO: Rain Update - Last storm brought some drama to the region with a landslide and local flooding. A Environment Martinez checks in with the LA County Office of Emergency Management to see how the county if faring in today's 9:27 4:25 downpour. TAKE TWO: CA Budget - President Trump said California is "out of control" because he doesn't like that many cities Economics and Business Politics here are sanctuary cities so, if LA keeps it up, President Trump says he might cut us off. Could California find its own way if it had to live off of its own 9:34 3:00 money? Take Two does the math.
TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide - Local elections take place on March 7, Sacramento/State including in LA County, and vote by mail Politics Politics starts Monday. KPCC Human Voter Guide Mary Plummer joins A Martinez to answer questions people have about 9:37 5:30 the ballot before them. TAKE TWO: On the Lot – We get the latest insight from Hollywood with Entertainment Industry Rebecca Keegan, entertainment 9:43 6:00 reporter for Vanity Fair. TAKE TWO: 10-Year-Old Petition - The responses to Trump's travel ban have come from a lot of places including a petition that is calling on Trump to Politics Immigration rescind the ban by 10-year-old Arko Chakraborpy, an elementary school student from South Pasadena. A Martinez talks with Arko and why he 9:49 2:00 created his petition. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Monday politics: Battle over immigration EO Politics Immigration continues as POTUS, VPOTUS make the rounds on TV – Larry discusses with Lanhee Chen, of Stanford University 10:06 10:40 and Lisa Garcia Bedolla, at UC Berkeley. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On heels of Snapchat’s IPO, AirTalk asks: what Economics and Computers/Internet/IT social media are you using? Larry Business discusses with Josh Constine, editor-at- 10:42 10:58 large for TechCrunch. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As a new measure that restricts vehicle dwelling takes effect, a look at how it impacts the homeless population here in Los Sacramento/State Housing Issues Angeles – Larry discusses with KPCC Politics correspondent Rina Palta, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Los Angeles City Councilmember and Eric Ares, Deputy Director of the Los Angeles Community 11:06 11:28 Action Network.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA supreme court will decide if text sent by Law & Computers/Internet government employee is public record Order/Courts/Police /IT – Larry discusses with James McManis, trial lawyer in San Jose, and Rick Doyle, 11:30 11:42 San Jose city attorney Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Youth/Children's Issues/ Arts And Culture psychologist David Buss about the 11:45 11:58 Family evolution of desire. Entertainment The Frame: Dave Itzkoff on SNL's Sean Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Spicer skit Entertainment The Frame: William Bell on his album Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry "This Is Where I Live" Entertainment The Frame: Barry Jenkins on directing Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Moonlight" 2/7/2017 TAKE TWO: DeVos Vote – The senate is set to vote on the confirmation of Betsy Politics Education DeVos as Secretary of Education. A Martinez talks to POLITICO Education 9:07 8:00 Reporter Caitlin Emma.
TAKE TWO: Free SF City College – City College of San Francisco became the Education first free community college in the country. A Martinez speaks to Ron Gerhard - vice chancellor of finance and 9:15 6:05 administration for the college. TAKE TWO: Reasonable Distances – In Fullerton, California registered sex offenders must live more than 2000 Law & Historical Events/ feet from where children can gather, Order/Courts/Police History Segments like a school or park but laws like this are slowly disappearing throughout the state. A Martinez looks into the history 9:21 6:45 here with KPCC's Jill Replogle. TAKE TWO: ACA and California Kids - Concerns are brewing in California over the planned repeal of the Affordable Care Act and what it could mean for the Youth/Children's Immigration healthcare of the state's Issues/ Family undocumented children. A Martinez talks to reporter Elizabeth Aguilera who has been looking in to this for CAL 9:34 4:55 Matters. TAKE TWO: Heroin Overdoses - Some new data reveals some troubling details about heroin addiction among Public Health/ Medicine millennials in the state. A Martinez speaks with Jody Waxman, certified addiction counselor and parent of a son who has struggled with an opioid 9:39 6:30 problem. TAKE TWO: Black Cat Anniversary – The nation's first gay rights protest happened 50 years ago this week at the Historical Events/ Homosexuality Black Cat Tavern in the LA History Segments neighborhood of Silverlake. We revisit its place in LGBT history with Take 9:47 4:00 Two's Leo Duran.
TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsdsay - This week music supervisor Morgan Rhodes Arts And Culture and Oliver Wang from Soul-Sides.com bring in selections from Goldfrap, 9:51 8:20 Omar, Kid Koala and more. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump travel ban stay heads to Ninth Circuit court – Larry previews with Rich Lowry, editor Politics Immigration of National Review and Margaret Hu, assistant professor of law at Washington and Lee University School 10:06 10:32 of Law
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Irvine-based, Law & most popular TV maker in the US Computers/Internet/IT Order/Courts/Police settles suit for spying on customers – larry discusses with Devindra Hardawar, 10:32 10:39 senior editor at Engadget.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry speaks Public Health/ Medicine Politics with Oscar-nominated 'Extremis' director Dan Krauss about life-or-death 10:42 10:58 moral dilemmas.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A primer on Russia's aspirations in 2017 – Larry Foreign News Politics discusses with Anton Fedyashin Professor of Russian History, American University in Washington, D.C. and 11:06 11:39 Molly K. McKew, foreign policy advisor. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Youth/Children's Computers/Internet/IT Ellen Huerta about her app for 11:42 11:58:00 Issues/ Family heartbreak. Entertainment The Frame: Eriq Gardner on Vizio's Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry camera spying Entertainment The Frame: Betto Arcos to Gaby Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry Moreno about her 2016 “Illusion" Entertainment The Frame: Lin-Manuel Miranda on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Moana" and "Hamilton" 2/8/2017 TAKE TWO: Getting Lost in IKEA – This week the nation's largest IKEA store opens in Burbank, replacing its smaller Economics and Business store located nearby. KPCC's Leo Duran attempts to see how fast he can get in 9:07 3:00 and out of it.
TAKE TWO: The female Power Center of Gender the Democrats - What role will women Politics Equity/Transgender play in the future of the democratic Issues party? Rachel Van Sickle Ward, associate professor of political studies 9:10 8:00 at Pitzer joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Education Secretary – Today Betsy DeVos was confirmed as US education secretary, and while some praised her as an outsider who’ll shake Politics Education up the system, others argue she is unqualified and will hurt the public schools with her policies. A Martinez talks to KPCC education reporter Kyle 9:18 7:00 Stokes.
TAKE TWO: One in a Million - One million people in Southern California Immigration are undocumented. As part of our new occasional series, Take Two's Dorian Merina shares the stories of some of 9:25 7:16 those individuals. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - A Martinez gets Sports an update from the world of sports 9:34 9:00 with Brian and Andy Kamenetsky. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Valentine's Day is on the horizon, but some people are planning on saying, "I love you" with Economics and Business something besides chocolate or roses. Michelle Dalton Tyree talks to A Martinez about the growing LA businesses that are offering marijuana 9:43 6:00 chocolates, bouquets and more.
TAKE TWO: FINAL: Getting Lost in IKEA Economics and Business –KPCC's Leo Duran attempted to find out how fast he can get in and out of 9:49 2:00 the new Ikea. We check back with him.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Reviewing yesterday’s 9th Circuit arguments – Law & Politics Larry talks to Robert (Bobby) Charles, of Order/Courts/Police The Charles Group, and Pratheepan (Deep) Gulasekaram, professor of law 10:06 10:25 at Santa Clara Law.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Warren vs. McConnell: Analyzing the vote to Washington, DC rebuke Elizabeth Warren – Larry Politics reports discusses with Seung Min Kim, Congressional Reporter for POLITICO and John (Jack) Pitney, professor of 10:28 10:40:00 politics at Claremont McKenna College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Oscar- nominated 'Watani: My Homeland' Diversity/ Cultural follows Syrian family from conflict to Arts And Culture Events refuge – Larry talks to Marcel Mettelsiefen, Co-Director, "Watani: My 10:42 10:58 Homeland" Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Arab Spring six years later: progress and heartaches – Larry discusses with Bechir Blagui, Historical Events/ Angeleno who co-founded Free Tunisia, Politics History Segments Michele Dunne, director of the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Steven A. Cook, Senior Fellow for Middle East and Africa Studies at the 11:06 11:40 Council on Foreign Relations.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On Darwin’s ‘On the Origins of Species’ – Larry Science Arts And Culture discusses with Randall Fuller, a professor of English at the University of 11:43 11:58 Tulsa in Oklahoma. Entertainment The Frame: Brent Lang on movies going Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry to VOD sooner Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: David Jude Jolicoeur and 3:41 5:00 Industry Kelvin "Pos" Mercer from De La Soul Entertainment The Frame: Dan Lin on "The Lego Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Batman Movie" 2/9/2017 TAKE TWO: Los Angeles PD Payouts – The Los Angeles City Council agreed to $1.5 million to settle a lawsuit over the Law & Racial Relations shooting death of Ezell Ford in 2014. Order/Courts/Police KPCC’s data journalist Chris Keller puts it all in context with A Martinez and explains who is ultimately paying to 9:07 5:35 settle lawsuits. TAKE TWO: LAPPL - The Los Angeles Police Protective League put out a statement calling the civil suit filed by Law & Racial Relations the family of Ezell Ford"baseless" and Order/Courts/Police accuse the city of Los Angeles of a "fiscally irresponsible pattern of settling civil claims." A Martinez speaks with 9:13 4:55 LAPPL director, Robert Harris. TAKE TWO: Drought Extension - The State Water Resources Control Board voted unanimously Wednesday to Sacramento/State extend its emergency drought Environment Politics regulations until May. A Martinez is joined by Max Gomberg, water conservation and climate change manager at the State Water Resources 9:18 4:30 Control Board. TAKE TWO: President Trump as Pete Wilson – A recent piece by UC San Diego sociology professor John Skrentny posits that President “Trump Historical Events/ Politics will lose America like Pete Wilson lost History Segments California,” recalling the 1990's when then Governor Wilson backed props that were deemed discriminatory against Latinos. A Martinez questions 9:23 8:00 Skrentny.
TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - Lawmakers are fast-tracking immigrant protection Sacramento/State Politics bills, and California meets with its Politics lawyer. A Martinez speaks with Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford and KQED's 9:34 9:15 Katie Orr. TAKE TWO: Trump and Secure Choice - Economics and Politics The program called ‘Secure Choice’ is in Business jeopardy. A Martinez speaks with Evan 9:44 6:00 Halper, reporter for the LA Times. TAKE TWO: The Ride – Which automakers will feel the most pain if the Trump administration follows Transportation Foreign News through on their threat to tax American cars built in Mexico and how much could it cost you the next time you pony up for a new ride? Motor critic 9:50 6:20 Sue Carpenter joins A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Immigration experts answer your questions about expanded deportation – Larry discusses Law & with Alan Gomez, USA Today reporter Immigration Order/Courts/Police covering immigration, Kamal Essaheb, director of policy and advocacy for the National Immigration Law Center, and Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at Center for Immigration 10:06 10:37 Studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California Republicans want to hit the brakes on bullet train funding – Larry discusses Sacramento/State with Jeff Denham (R-Turlock), chairman Politics Politics of the House of Representatives Rail Subcommittee and Jim Costa (D- Fresno), an early and staunch supporter 10:40 10:58 of the grant. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: UC Berkeley and the changing dynamic of student protests – Larry discusses with Dan Education Politics Mogulof, assistant vice chancellor and spokesperson for UC Berkeley, Margo Bennett, UC Berkeley campus police chief and Joe Cohn, legislative and policy director for the Foundation for 11:06 11:33:00 Individual Rights in Education.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sunday's Diversity/ Cultural 2017 Grammy Awards to feature Adele, Arts And Culture Events Chance the Rapper, and more – Larry discusses with Jem Aswad a senior 11:33 11:51 editor at “Billboard” magazine.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture BJ Leiderman, award-winning composer Events and songwriter behind much of NPR’s 11:51 11:58 most recognizable theme show tunes. Entertainment The Frame: Mike Feuer on pay-to-play Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry audition schemes Entertainment The Frame: Solange Knowles talks Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry "Cranes In The Sky" Entertainment The Frame: Violinist Rachel Barton Pine Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry on her career 2/10/2017
TAKE TWO: Ninth Circuit - Republican lawmakers ntroduced legislation to Law & Politics break up the Ninth circuit saying it's too Order/Courts/Police big, too slow. A Martinez speaks with Andrew Bradt, assistant professor at UC 9:07 10:00 Berkeley school of law. TAKE TWO: Airport Security – According to a new report by the ACLU, the Screening Passengers by Observation Law & Homeland Security Techniques program's effectiveness has Order/Courts/Police been undermined by numerous studies and reports. A Martinez talks with Brian Michael Jenkins, a senior adviser with 9:17 7:00 the RAND Corporation. TAKE TWO: LAPD Before and After Ezell Ford - Stoltze joins A Martinez to Politics Racial Relations examine the LAPD pre-Ezell and post–Ezell to look at what’s changed, 9:24 7:15 and how, and why? TAKE TWO: HighQ - Coming up on March 7th in LA County, voters will Sacramento/State weigh in on how LA City should handle Politics Politics marijuana through Propositions M and N. A Martinez is joined by KPCC’s Jacob 9:34 5:30 Margolis.
TAKE TWO: Celestial Happenings - Science Three celestial events can all be seen in tonight's night sky. Bruce Betts of the 9:40 5:36 Planetary Society joins A Matinez. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - Take Two's Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture from LA Magazine give some ideas of Events what to do with your free time this 9:46 5:25 weekend. TAKE TWO: Dual Language Aladdin – In this new take, presented by LA's Casa Diversity/ Cultural 0101 theater, Aladdin speaks only Arts And Culture Events English and Princess Jasmine speaks only Spanish. We take a look behind 9:52 4:00 the curtain. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal scholars parse 9th Circuit ruling on President Law & Trump’s EO, explain what’s next – Larry Politics Order/Courts/Police discusses with Adam Winkler, professor of law at UCLA and David B. Rivkin, Jr., partner at the D.C.-based law firm 10:06 10:39 Baker Hostetler. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What a break- up of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals could mean for California – larry Law & discusses with Derek Muller, associate Politics Order/Courts/Police professor of law at Pepperdine School of Law and Erwin Chemerinsky, founding dean of the School of Law at 10:41 10:58 UC Irvine.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: Larry and KPCC film critics Charles Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture Solomon, Tim Cogshell and Amy Events Nicholson discuss sequels for ‘John Wick,’ ‘Fifty Shades’ and ‘LEGO,’ plus 11:06 11:48:00 Oscar shorts Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Oscar- nominated doc 'The White Helmets' Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture captures rescuers' heroism in Syria – Events Larry discusses with the director 11:48 11:58 Orlando von Einsiedel Entertainment The Frame: Erich Schwartzel on Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Hollywood and China Entertainment The Frame: David Oyelowo on "A Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry United Kingdom" Entertainment The Frame: Jean Michel Jarre on his Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry new album 2/11/2017 12:08 7:37 Off-Ramp: Commentator R.H. Greene spends at a day at the California Environment Travel Wildlife Center talking about seals and the dangers they face in the wild. (R.H. Greene) 12:15 6:04 Off-Ramp: The Off-Ramp team shares their recommendations for Valentine's Diversity/ Cultural Day meals that won't cost an arm and a Entertainment Industry Events leg with a price fixed menu. (John Rabe, Taylor Orci, Rosalie Atkinson, Jesus Ambrosio)
12:30 9:26 Off-Ramp: The Blue Whale jazz club in Little Tokyo is a great place to take in a jazz show and has been the location for Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture some great live albums. Sean J. O'Connell shares some information on the space. (Sean J. O'Connell)
12:40 3:49 Off-Ramp: Off-Ramp culture critic Marc Haefele reviews "Chinese Ceramics Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture from the Los Angeles County Museum Events of Art," at the ELAC Vincent Price Art Museum through July 22 (Mark Haefele) Off-Ramp: Off-Ramp's Song of the 12:53 1:00 Entertainment Arts And Culture Week: Zoltan Kodály's Duo for violin Industry and cello, Op. 7 12:54 9:54 Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci talks with Hesam Moazzami about his parents detention Immigration Travel at a customs checkpoint in Abu Dabi. (Taylor Orci)
2/13/2017 TAKE TWO: Oroville Dam - As of last night, 180,000 residents are being asked to evacuate and emergency Natural Disaster Environment workers are rushing to reinforce the Oroville Fam spillway to prevent an all out flood. A Martinez speaks with Brad Alexander of the Governor's office of 9:07 4:30 Emergency Services. TAKE TWO: CA Water Infrastructure - How is California doing when it comes Sacramento/State to how we manage our water? A Environment Politics Martinez speaks with Jay Lund, Director of the Center for Watershed Sciences at 9:12 7:00 UC Davis.
TAKE TWO: California and the Immigration Debate – A Martinez and Dorian Merina hosted an event at the University of Redlands, looking at shifting attitudes and policies and what it means for California. Guests include Immigration Politics San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan: Niels Frenzen, director of the Immigration Clinic at USC's Gould School of Law; Edina Lekovic, public affairs consultant, Muslim Public Affairs Council: and Steve Wuhs, assistant provost for internationalization at 9:19 12:00 University of Redlands. TAKE TWO: Order 40 - There is long history here of local police declining to assist federal authorities on issues Immigration Politics around illegal immigration. With LAPD it goes back to something called Special Order 40. A Martinez spoke to civil rights attorney and long time LAPD 9:34 9:00 watch dog Connie Rice. TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide - Local elections take place on March 7. KPCC Sacramento/State Human Voter Guide Mary Plummer Politics Politics joins A Martinez to answer questions people have about the ballot before 9:43 5:00 them. TAKE TWO: On the Lot - A compendium of the most interesting news from the Entertainment Industry business of entertainment. A Martinez is joined Vanity Fair Hollywood 9:48 6:48 correspondent Rebecca Keegan.
TAKE TWO: Happy Galentine’s – Gender February 14th is Valentine's day, but Equity/Transgender February 13th is Galentine's day. We Issues hear a collection of Galentine's day 9:55 2:32 messages from KPCC gal pals. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump Admin. looks to rework immigration order, SECDEF in hot water, and what Immigration Politics to expect from this week’s PM visits to White House – Fill-in-host Libby discusses with Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and Sean T. 10:06 10:30:00 Walsh, Republican political analyst.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The risks of a Sacramento/State Computers/Internet possible Oroville Dam fail – Libby Politics /IT discusses with Eric Kurhi, reporter at 10:31 10:40 The Mercury News following the story. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who’s winning the great Hyperloop race? Computers/Internet/IT Transportation Larry discusses with Sarah Buhr, 10:42 10:50 reporter for TechCrunch.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Oscar- Diversity/ Cultural nominated "Joe's Violin" explores link Arts And Culture Events between young musician and Holocaust survivor – Larry interviews director 10:50 10:58 Kahane Cooperman. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Despite harsh rhetoric, Trump re-affirms “one-China” policy with President Xi – Larry Foreign News Politics discusses with Jeff Wasserstrom, Professor of history at University of California, Irvine and Shelley Rigger, Professor of East Asian Politics at 11:06 11:21 Davidson College.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Can Los Angeles lower its own temperature by three degrees? Larry discusses with Environment Environment George Ban-Weiss, professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Southern California and Matt Peterson, chief sustainability officer for Mayor Eric Garcetti's office. 11:24 11:34 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Tippi Hedren Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture on working with Hitchcock, her animal 11:37 11:58 Events rights activism. Entertainment The Frame: Amanda Petrusich discusses Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Grammy winners Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Tim Greiving interview “Jim: 3:41 5:00 Industry The James Foley Story" director Entertainment The Frame: Colin Hanks and Eagles of Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Death Metal documentary 2/14/2017 TAKE TWO: Emergency Support - FEMA is now on the ground at the Oroville Dam working with state and local Sacramento/State authorities and Governor Brown has Natural Disaster Politics asked for federal assistance. A Martinez is joined by Brad Alexander of the California Office of Emergency 9:07 9:30 Management. TAKE TWO: Oroville Reax in SoCal – Is there anything being done to prevent a Sacramento/State similar situation happening to dams Natural Disaster Politics and reservoirs down here? A Martinez checks in with Mark Gold, UCLA Associate Vice Chancellor of 9:17 7:10 Environment and Sustainability. TAKE TWO: Refugee Soccer - In the city of El Cajon, soccer is helping refugee Immigration Sports kids feel confident in a time of uncertainty. The California Report's Erin 9:24 5:00 Siegal reports.
TAKE TWO: Compton College - The Comton School District has gotten the greenlight to take back control over its Education school campus. A Martinez speaks with Keith Curry, Provost for the El Camino College Compton Center and CEO of the 9:34 8:50 Compton Community College District.
TAKE TWO: Cheaper Valentine’s Day Dinner - We’ve compiled a list of Economics and Business restaurants across the listening area that still act like restaurants on Valentines Day. A Martinez speaks with 9:43 4:50 Off-Ramp's Rosalie Atkinson.
TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - A Martinez speaks with Take Two Arts And Culture contributor Steve Hochman. He offers new tracks from Rhiannon Giddens, 9:48 7:50 Ibibio Sound Machine and Ondatrópica. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What we know so far about the circumstances Politics Foreign News surrounding Gen. Flynn’s resignation – Larry discusses with Josh Gerstein, reporter for POLITICO and Phil Ewing, 10:06 10:20 national security editor for NPR.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Oroville Dam spillway incident one of many in US Historical Events/ Computers/Internet history – Larry discusses with Eric Kurhi, History Segments /IT reporter at The Mercury News following the story, and Lori Spragens, Executive Director, Association of State 10:23 10:38 Dam Safety Officials.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should CA end using occupation as one factor for cheaper auto insurance? Larry discusses Economics and Business Labor Issues with Mark Sektnan, president of the Association of California Insurance Companies and Jonathan Phenix, staff 10:40 10:56:00 attorney at Consumer Watchdog. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: When social workers should be criminally charged for failing to protect clients – Larry discusses with Marilyn Flynn, dean and Law & Labor Issues professor at the University of Southern Order/Courts/Police California and Garrett Therolf, former LA Times reporter who broke the Gabriel Fernandez story. 11:06 11:20 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On the use -- and misuse -- of common idioms and proverbs – Larry discusses with Simon Youth/Children's Issues/ Arts And Culture Horobin, Professor of English Language Family and Literature at the University of Oxford and Orin Hargraves, a lexicographer and author of the book 11:34 11:58:00 on clichés. Entertainment The Frame: Daphne Matziaraki on Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry directing "4.1 Miles" Entertainment The Frame: Noah Hawley on making Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry FX's "Legion" 2/15/2017
TAKE TWO: Devil’s Gate Dam – A hearing Tuesday will determine long- discussed plans dig out decades of Natural Disaster Environment accumulated sediment behind the Devil's Gate dam that officials worry could block valves in the midst of a major storm. A Martinez talks to KPCC 9:07 6:20 infrastructure reporter Sharon McNary.
TAKE TWO: The Undocumented -11 million are estimated currently living in Immigration the US without permanent legal status. A Martinez talks with James F. Hollifield Professor of Political Science at 9:13 7:10 Southern Methodist University. TAKE TWO: JPL Phone Confiscation – Recently US officials at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport detained an employee of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, his work phone Travel Homeland Security was confiscated and was compelled to unlock it. A Martinez talks with Nathan Wessler. He's staff attorney at the Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project of the American Civil Liberties 9:20 5:30 Union.
TAKE TWO: Valley Fever - Progress Law & combatting Valley Fever has been made Public Health/ Medicine Order/Courts/Police in a surprising place: prisons. Valley Public Radio's Kerry Klein went behind 9:26 4:00 bars to find out how.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - A Martinez gets Sports the latest and most interesting sports news with Take Two contributors Andy 9:34 9:00 and Brian Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Beach Erosion - A new study found beach erosion was more Environment than 75% greater than in a normal year. A Martinez speaks with the lead author, Patrick Bernard of the US Geological 9:43 5:50 Survey.
TAKE TWO: Environmental Studies - Education Environment Environmental education is coming to a classroom near you. A Martinez speaks 9:49 6:50 with EdSource reporter, Carolyn Jones. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Tracking the tick-tock of the US-Russia saga – Larry discusses with Tim O’Brien, executive editor of Bloomberg Gadfly and View, Foreign News Politics Olga Ivshina, correspondent with the BBC’s Russian Service and Jeffrey Tayler, author and journalist, Russia correspondent for The Atlantic 10:06 10:32 Monthly. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What LAUSD’s internal audit tells us about bullying and how to prevent it – Larry Diversity/ Cultural Education discusses with Ron Avi Astor, professor Events at USC’s schools of social work and education and Judy Chiasson, LAUSD coordinator for Human Relations, 10:33 10:58 Diversity and Equity. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Poisoned needles, femme fatale assassin: the intrigue behind Kim Jong-nam’s killing – Foreign News Politics Larry discusses with Michael Madden, a visiting scholar at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International 11:06 11:16 Studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: President Trump’s news conference with Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House Foreign News Politics – Larry checks in with Jeffrey Heller, editor-in-charge for Reuters’ Jerusalem 11:16 11:23 Bureau.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry checks Law & Politics in with LAPD Chief Beck on policing Order/Courts/Police undocumented immigrants, civilian 11:26 11:58 discipline panels and more. Entertainment The Frame: Lucas Shaw on Facebook's Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry plan to increase video Entertainment The Frame: Zac Galifianakis on FX's Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry "Baskets" 2/16/2017
TAKE TWO: Oroville Check-In - Crews at the Oroville dam have been working Natural Disaster Environment around the clock to prep for this weekend's storm. A Martinez checks in with Department of Water Resources 9:07 4:55 Public Information Officer, Chris Orrock.
TAKE TWO: The Undocumented - 11 million are estimated currently living in the US without permanent legal status. Immigration A Martinez talks with James F. Hollifield Professor of Political Science at Southern Methodist University for part 9:12 7:17 two of the conversation. TAKE TWO: The Ride – Automakers descended on Washington this week, Washington, DC lobbying for updates on regulations to Transportation reports pave the way for self-driving cars. Our motor critic, Sue Carpenter joins A 9:20 6:35 Martinez. TAKE TWO: Bridge Class - Over a year ago, administrators at a university in Southern California came up with the Diversity/ Cultural idea for a class about leadership and Education Events inter-cultural cooperation with college students from the Tijuana area. KPCC's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez visited the class to see how instructors turn tensions 9:27 4:30 into teachable moments. TAKE TWO: Race and Foster Care - A new investigation in the LA Times says roughly one in three black children are reported to the DCFS child abuse hotline before the age of five. A Youth/Children's Issues/ Racial Relations Martinez speaks with Garrett Therolf, Family reporter for the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley and Common Sense News and Monique Baker who spent 10 months trying to get her children back after claims of abuse 9:34 9:15 were made against her. TAKE TWO: High Q - A roundup of Sacramento/State Law & questions on California's Prop 64. A Politics Order/Courts/Police Martinez speaks with KPCC’s Jacob 9:44 6:00 Margolis.
TAKE TWO: Dodgers on TV - For the fourth consecutive season, thousands Sports Media of Los Angeles fans won't be able to see the Dodgers on TV. LA Times Meg 9:50 6:00 James joins A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: White House roundup: new Labor Secretary nom and Washington, DC leaks – Larry discusses with Bloomberg Politics reports reporter Josh Eidelson, Washington Post reporter Karoun Demirjian and Russell Riley, of the University of 10:06 10:32 Virginia. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s next for Obamacare as some GOP push for immediate repeal, others prep for Public Health/ Politics replacement rollout – Larry discusses Medicine with Jennifer Haberkorn, senior health care reporter for POLITICO Pro, Kavita Patel, M.D., nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and Paul 10:32 10:58 Howard at the Manhattan Institute.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What would a #DayWithoutImmigrants look like? Politics Immigration Larry discusses with Mercury News reporter Patrick May and listeners. 11:06 11:23
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Influential science group releases guidelines for Public Health/ human gene editing – Larry discusses Science Medicine with Jeff Kahn, one of the authors of the new guidelines and Marcy Darnovsky, executive director of the 11:26 11:40 Center for Genetics and Society. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Recommended reading for political junkies across the spectrum – Larry Books/ Literature/ Arts And Culture discusses with Michelle Chihari of the Authors "Los Angeles Review of Books;" and Matthew Continetti, Editor-in-Chief, “The Washington Free Beacon” 11:42 11:58 Entertainment The Frame: Dave Robb on EEOC Arts And Culture 3:36 2:00 Industry discrimination investigation Entertainment The Frame: Melissa Goodman of ACLU Arts And Culture 3:38 3:00 Industry on LGBTQ issues Entertainment The Frame: Rachel Feldman on being a Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry female director Entertainment The Frame: Justin Hurwitz on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry composing for "La La Land" 2/17/2017
TAKE TWO: Duarte Evacuation - And this morning a mandatory evacuation order went into effect for about 180 Natural Disaster Environment homes in the city of Duarte. A Martinez speaks with Karen Herrera, Duarte's deputy city manager and public 9:07 5:00 information officer.
TAKE TWO: Rain Roads - We've got the three key things you need to know Transportation Environment when driving in a storm. A Martinez speaks with Jeffrey Spring of the Auto 9:12 3:00 Club of Southern California. TAKE TWO: Rain Native - A Martinez gets some wisdom for taking on life in Environment the rain is a Seattle native and our very 9:15 1:30 own Libby Denkmann. TAKE TWO: State of Bridges in the US – According to a new report from the American Road & Transportation Transportation Builders Association, that state of thousands of bridges in the US are “structurally deficient.” A Martinez speaks with KPCC’s infrastructure 9:17 4:00 reporter Sharon McNary.
TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – A Martinez Sacramento/State gets the latest political news affecting Politics Politics California and the rest of the nation with Politico's Carla Marinucci and UC 9:21 8:15 San Diego's Thad Kousser. TAKE TWO: Immigration Assimilation - What can be done to ensure that both new and long-term immigrants become integrated members of society? A Immigration Martinez talks with two perspectives on this: Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, chair of the department of economics at San Diego State University and Ben Boychuk, managing editor for the 9:34 10:30 conservative site American Greatness
TAKE TWO: Gook – The film "Gook" is set during the 1992 LA Riots and it Arts And Culture Racial Relations explores families and relationships between Korean and African American communities. Writer, Director, and star, 9:45 7:45 Justin Chon joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - It's a Diversity/ Cultural long weekend. KPCC's Leo Duran and Arts And Culture Events Marielle Wakim from LA Magazine 9:53 4:30 share some ideas.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing Trump’s strategy to unwind DACA after travel ban blowback – Larry discusses Politics Immigration with Angelica Salas, Executive Director and lead attorney of Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles and Steve Camarota, Director of Research at the Center for 10:06 10:40 Immigration Studies based in DC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sunday marks 75th anniversary of Roosevelt signing Historical Events/ Japanese Internment Executive Order – Politics History Segments Larry discusses with Lon Kurashige, professor of history at the University of Southern California and Jim Matsuoka, 10:43 10:58 former internee. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses recent releases, such as 'A Cure for Wellness,' 'The Great Wall,' Arts And Culture Media 'Fist Fight' and more, for FilmWeek, with KPCC film critics Peter Rainer and 11:06 11:37 Andy Klein. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Crackdown on 'pay-to-play' auditions gets mixed reviews from actors themselves – Larry discusses with Gary Baum, senior writer at The Hollywood Reporter, Duncan Arts And Culture Crabtree-Ireland, General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer, SAG-AFTRA, and Brian Patacca, Actor and a coach at the Actor Salon. 11:39 11:58:00 Entertainment The Frame: Mark Shweety and Dr. Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Katherine Peeper on USC study Entertainment The Frame: Variety's Daniel Holloway Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry on TV pilot season Entertainment The Frame: Nat Sanders and Joi Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry McMillon on editing "Moonlight" 2/18/2017 12:07 5:42 Off-Ramp: Micheal Holland digs into the LA city archives to learn more about Historical Events/ Politics Executive Order 9066 on Feb 19, 1942, History Segments which forced 120,000 Japanse Americans away from their homes. 12:14 7:03 Off-Ramp: Ava DuVernay's latest film Law & Racial Relations "13th" unpacks the 13th Amendment. Order/Courts/Police (Alex Cohen, Ava DuVernay)
12:29 7:10 Off-Ramp: After their most recent Entertainment Grammy nomination for their album Arts And Culture Industry "Buenaventura," La Santa Cecilia decided it was time to get back to basics. (Taylor Orci) 12:36 6:00 Off-Ramp: In this interview produced by Diversity/ Cultural The Frame, Cheech Marin interviews Arts And Culture Events Frank Romero about his first major museum retrospective.
12:46 7:06 Off-Ramp: John Rabe visits the Jason Rhoades Installations exhibitat Hauser Arts And Culture Media Wirth & Schimmel in the downtown LA Arts District (Paul Schimmel, Iwan Wirth, Marc Heafele)
12:53 3:55 Off-Ramp: We get a sneak peek at “Girl at the White Horse,” a brand new Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture cocktail bar at Sunset and Western, Events owned by the son of the Shah of Iran’s social secretary. (Rosalie Atkinson, Reza Fahim) 2/20/2017 TAKE TWO: Protest - KPCC's Kyle Stokes talks with A Martinez about the "Not Politics My President's Day" protest in 9:07 4:00 downtown LA.
TAKE TWO: Rain Update - For a quick Environment check-in on the rain, A Martinez speaks with Mike Kochasic of the National 9:11 5:00 Weather Service in Sacramento. TAKE TWO: Snow Watch- All the rain could mean a longer ski season. To hear Environment how things are going at LA's closest ski resort A Martinez speaks with John McColly, Chief Marketing Officer for 9:16 4:45 Mountain High. TAKE TWO: Cognitive Dissonance - Why is it so hard for people to admit when they're wrong and how does that affect our political conversations? A Martinez Politics Science speaks with Ramani Durvasula, licensed clinical psychologist and author of the book "Should I Stay or Should I Go: Surviving A Relationship With a 9:21 8:45 Narcissist." TAKE TWO: On the Lot - For the latest in Hollywood business news, A Martinez Entertainment Industry speaks with Rebecca Keegan from 9:34 8:00 Vanity Fair.
TAKE TWO: Oscar Shorts: The Railroad Lady – Take Two's A Martinez profiles Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture the nominees in the short film category. First up, director Timo von Gunten and producer Jean de Meuron of "La 9:42 6:30 Femme et le TGV." TAKE TWO: Audacity of Woke - Take Two asks, "what does it mean to be woke in 2017?" A Martinez speaks with Diversity/ Cultural Funmilola Fagbamila, an activist in Politics Events residence at UCLA's Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy and an instructor in Pan-African Studies at Cal 9:49 8:30 State LA. 2/21/2017 TAKE TWO: Whittier Police Shooting - Whittier police officer Keith Lane Boyer Sacramento/State Politics died when the motorist they pulled Politics over drew a gun and began to fire. We speak with Charis Kubrin, professor of 9:07 5:30 criminology at UC-Irvine. TAKE TWO: Inglewood Shooting - On February 21 2016, Kisha Michael and Marquintan Sandlin were shot by Law & Politics Inglewood police officers while sitting Order/Courts/Police in a car at the intersection of Inglewood Ave.and Manchester Blvd. A Martinez gets an update on the investigation 9:13 5:30 from KPCC's Frank Stoltze.
TAKE TWO: Citizenship Rush - In the wake of President Trump's executive orders on illegal immigration, some Immigration legal permanent residents are now planning to become fully fledged U.S. citizens. A Martinez meets with listener, 9:19 9:00 Everardo Landero for his story.
TAKE TWO: SCOTUS Border Case - In 2010, a border agent shot and killed a Law & Immigration boy across the border in Mexico and Order/Courts/Police the Supreme Court will hear the case today. A Martinez speaks with USC law 9:28 5:00 professor, Neils Frazen.
TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide - Sacramento/State Politics KPCC's Mary Plummer joins A Martinez Politics to answer some listener questions on 9:34 5:49 the March 7 elections. TAKE TWO: Oscars Shorts: Sing - All this Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture week, Take Two profiles nominees in the Academy Award live action short 9:40 5:16 category. Next up, the film "Sing" TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - Reviewer, Oliver Wang from Soul- Arts And Culture Sides.com joins A Martinez and offers some suggestions for new music 9:46 7:45 releases. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to make of revised DHS deportation policies, expectations for the president’s new national security Politics Immigration adviser and more – Larry discusses politics with Steve Camarota, of the Center for Immigration Studies, Ahilan Arulanantham of the ACLU, Pete Peterson, of Pepperdine University and 10:06 10:54 Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Lakers fire Youth/Children's Kupchak, put Magic in charge of Sports Issues/ Family basketball ops - Larry discusses with A 10:54 10:58 Martinez. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Mexican couple asks Supreme Court for right to sue over border agent killing their son – Larry discusses with Steve Vladeck, Immigration Politics professor of law at University of Texas School of Law and Andrew Kent, professor of law at Fordham University School of Law. 11:06 11:22 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Juice- jacking:’ how hackers steal your private Computers/Internet/IT Homeland Security data from public charging stations – Larry discusses with Brian Markus, CEO 11:24 11:38 of Aries Security.
Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The Life and Arts And Culture Events Times of singer Wilson Pickett – Larry 11:41 11:58 discusses with author Tony Fletcher. Entertainment The Frame: UCLA's Darnell Hunt on a Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry diversity in film study Entertainment The Frame: John Horn and Kyle Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry Buchanan on "Moonlight" success Entertainment The Frame: Luke Davies and Saroo Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Brierley on "Lion" 2/22/2017
TAKE TWO: Whittier Police Shooting - LA County supervisor, Janice Hahn has Sacramento/State Politics called for an investigation into the Politics release of the gunman who killed a Whittier police officer. Hahn joins A 9:07 8:00 Martinez. TAKE TWO: Due Process and Deportation - The Department of Homeland Security issued two memos Law & further clamping down on illegal Immigration Order/Courts/Police immigration. For a step-by-step explanation of how deportations happen, A Martinez talks to Shiu-Ming Cheer, senior staff attorney at the 9:15 7:30 National Immigration Law Center. TAKE TWO: Homeland Security and Immigration The 287(g) Program allows the Department of Homeland Security Immigration Homeland Security to deputize local law enforcement to become de-facto immigration officials. A Martinez talk with Louis Desipio, professor of political science and 9:23 7:00 Chicano Studies at UC Irvine.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – The Los Angeles Lakers announced a huge shake-up in Sports the team yesterday. A Martinez gets the latest with Take Two contributors 9:34 10:00 Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Oscar Shorts: Ennemis Interieurs – Take Two continues its series profiling nominees in the Oscar Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture live-action short category. Writer, Director and composer Selim Azzazi joins A Martinez to discuss his film 9:44 6:00 "Ennemis Interieurs.” TAKE TWO: Styled Side: Retailers and Trump – Take Two contributor Michelle Dalton Tyree talks with A Economics and Business Politics Martinez about the fashion retailers who are making their views known about President Trump, and finding 9:50 6:00 success in it. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As Obamacare future uncertain, California bill proposes universal plan; Rep. Issa Public Health/ Medicine Politics pitches repeal plan – Larry discusses with Shana Alex Charles, of Cal State Fullerton and John R. Graham, Senior Fellow specializing in Healthy Policy at 10:06 10:25 the Pacific Research Institute. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Whittier police officer shooting: KPCC reporters Law & explain what’s fact, what’s speculation Racial Relations Order/Courts/Police and put it all in context Larry discusses with Frank Stoltze, KPCC correspondent and Annie Gilbertson, KPCC 10:28 10:40 investigative reporter. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With release of 2016 Advanced Placement results, AirTalk asks whether AP classes adequately prepare students for Youth/Children's Issues/ Education college? Larry discusses with Paul Family Weinstein of Johns Hopkins University, Michael J. Petrilli, president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and Paul Gothold, Superintendent of Lynwood 10:42 10:58 Unified District.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: KPCC’s Sacramento/State #VoterGamePlan: What you need to Politics Politics know about LA’s municipal elections – Larry discusses with KPCC’s Rina Palta, 11:06 11:21 Josie Huang, and Jacob Margolis.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As camp shut Historical Events/ down looms, what happens next for Politics History Segments Dakota Access Pipeline protesters? Larry discusses with Lauren Donovan, 11:23 11:37 reporter with Bismarck Tribune News. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pew: Millennials are staying put more than previous generations – Larry discusses Youth/Children's Issues/ Diversity/ Cultural with Richard Fry, senior researcher at Family Events Pew Research Center and Jason Dorsey, founder of the Center for Generational 11:39 11:58:00 Kinetics. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn and Kyle Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry Buchanan discuss Oscars Entertainment The Frame: Jordan Peele on making Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Get Out" 2/23/2017 TAKE TWO: Anaheim Off Duty - The video of an altercation between an off duty police office and a teenager in Law & Politics Anaheim has gone viral. A Martinez Order/Courts/Police talks to ACLU Director of Police Practices, Peter Bibring about what is and isn't legal when interacting with an 9:07 8:30 off duty police officer. TAKE TWO: Tea Party Playbook - Vocal opponents of President Donald Trump in San Diego are employing some tried Politics and tested tactics to get their concerns heard. San Diego Union-Tribune reporter Joshua Stewart joins A 9:18 8:30 Martinez. TAKE TWO: HighQ - Can the average person take advantage of the marijuana Law & Economics and market and make some cash? A Order/Courts/Police Business Martinez talks with SCPR’s Jacob 9:27 6:00 Margolis. TAKE TWO: The Ride - This week, automakers asked the Trump administration to scrap emissions Transportation Environment standards approved under the Obama White House. Motor critic Sue 9:34 6:20 Carpenter joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: LA traffic by the Numbers - The typical driver in the Los Angeles urban area spent 104 hours in traffic Transportation congestion last year, making the city of the Angeles the number one in traffic congestion on a global scale. We run through the numbers of how we got 9:41 3:10 here. TAKE TWO: The Spitzer Telescope - The Spitzer Space Telescope revealed the Historical Events/ cluster of seven planets that all orbit Science History Segments around a single star. A Martinez talks about the history of the telescope with Gary Blackwood, NASA’s Exoplanet 9:45 7:00 Exploration Program manager.
TAKE TWO: Oscar Shorts: Timecode – A Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture Martinez speaks with director Juanjo Giminez, about his Oscar nominated 9:52 5:30 short live action film "Timecode."
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ACLU asks ICE to stop impersonating LAPD officers – Law & Immigration Larry discusses with Michael Kaufman Order/Courts/Police of the ACLU and Jessica Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies at Center for 10:06 10:25 Immigration Studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal experts explain what happens next after Trump Administration rolls back bathroom Law & Politics protections for transgender students – Order/Courts/Police Larry talks to Jenny Pizer of Lambda Legal and Matthew McReynolds, senior staff attorney at Pacific Justice Institute 10:27 10:40:00 in Sacramento. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The most popular misconceptions of the Bill of Rights & Constitution - Larry talks to Law & Historical Events/ Barry McDonald, Professor of Law at Order/Courts/Police History Segments Pepperdine School of Law and Aaron Caplan, Professor of Law at Loyola Law School. 10:43 10:58 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Democrats prepare the pick new DNC head and Law & Politics shape future of the party this weekend Order/Courts/Police – Larry discusses with Gabriel Debenedetti, national political reporter 11:06 11:31 at POLITICO.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s not just Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture about the java: What’s your favorite Events coffee space in LA? Larry discusses with 11:31 11:58 author Robert Schneider and listeners. Entertainment The Frame: Gabrielle Carteris from SAG- Arts And Culture 3:36 2:00 Industry AFTRA on IMDB age Entertainment The Frame: Talent agent Debbie Arts And Culture 3:38 3:00 Industry Hauesler on IMDB age Entertainment The Frame: Lawyer Aaron Caplan on Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry IMDB age legality Entertainment The Frame: Melanie Lynskey star of "I Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Don't Feel At Home..." 2/24/2017 TAKE TWO: Immigration and Religion - The increased federal scrutiny towards undocumented immigrants has prompted a response from many Immigration Religion religious groups. A Martinez speaks to rabbi Sharon Brous, founder of IKAR, a Jewish community resource in Los Angeles and Ani Zonneveld, founder and president of Muslims for 9:07 9:00 Progressive Values.
TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – A Martinez gets the latest political news affecting Sacramento/State California and the rest of the nation Politics Politics with Marisa Lagos, state politics reporter at KQED and Jack Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont 9:16 10:00 McKenna College. TAKE TWO: Big Sur - Storms have damaged a bridge, shutting down Highway One and cutting off visitors Transportation Environment from the north. A Martinez speaks with Stan Russell, who runs the Big Sur blog and is Executive Director of the local 9:26 6:00 Chamber of Commerce. TAKE TWO: American Morality - Sometimes a news story isn’t simple, sometimes makes you think about bigger issues, like what is moral and Politics Religion what isn’t. A Martinez talks with Brie Loskota, the executive director of the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at USC and Brenda Stevenson, professor 9:34 8:35 of history at UCLA.
TAKE TWO: Oscar Shorts: Silent Nights – A Martinez chats with Director Aske Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture Bang and Producer Kim Magnusson about their Oscar nominated live short 9:43 5:00 "Silent Nights.” TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview- KPCC's Diversity/ Cultural Leo Duran and Marielle Wakim from LA Arts And Culture Events Magazine share some ideas for 9:48 5:25 weekend plans.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: White House might crackdown on recreational pot, Law & what would that mean for CA? Larry Politics Order/Courts/Police discusses with David Welch, LA-based attorney, and Jeff Zinsmeister, executive vice president of Smart 10:06 10:30 Approaches to Marijuana. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek's 2017 Oscar preview from The Theatre at Ace Hotel – Larry talks to KPCC film Arts And Culture Media critics Justin Chang, Tim Cogshell, Christy Lemire, Lael Loewenstein, Wade Major, Amy Nicholson, Peter Rainer 10:30 11:58 and Charles Solomon. Entertainment The Frame: Nat Ives on ads at the Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Oscars Entertainment The Frame: Kevin O’Connell on sound Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry design for "Hacksaw Ridge" Entertainment The Frame: Cheech Marin with Frank Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Romero on Latino art 2/25/2017 12:07 7:29 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Eddie Kim from Los Angeles Downtown News who Law & reported on a business owner that has Housing Issues Order/Courts/Police installed sprinklers that clear homeless encampments from the streets at night. (John Rabe, Eddie Kim, Raymond)
12:15 5:17 Off-Ramp: Libby Denkmann filed a Law & Politics report on how two Southern California Order/Courts/Police congressmen spent their recess. (Libby Denkmann) 12:21 5:54 Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci talks to the Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture "mastermind" behind some of the Oscar sets. (Taylor Orci, Beth Goodnight) 12:35 8:28 Off-Ramp: James Kim's new podast Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture "The Competition" explores the world Events of Van Cliburn contestants. (John Rabe, James Kim) 12:45 9:54 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to the host Entertainment Industry Media of a new podcast called "Missing Richard Simons" (John Rabe, Dan Taberski) 12:54 6:21 Off-Ramp: Another DIY film fest by Tim Entertainment Arts And Culture Cogshell. And the thread that connects Industry them all is George Orwell's "1984. "
2/27/2017
TAKE TWO: CA Republican Convention – Politics The California arm of the GOP held its annual convention. A Martinez talks to 9:07 9:00 Assembly GOP leader Chad Mayes.
TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide – KPCC Sacramento/State political reporter Mary Plummer joins A Politics Politics Martinez to answer listener questions about the ballot for the upcoming local 9:16 7:00 elections.
TAKE TWO: OLYMPICS 2024 – A Martinez speaks with Casey Economics and Wasserman, chair of the Olympics 2024 Sports Business committee about the Trump effect and LA's chance at winning the Olympic bid that Budapest is out and Paris is the 9:23 6:45 only competition. TAKE TWO: On the Lot - After you watched the Oscars last night and went to bed, Rebecca Keegan was just Entertainment Industry getting started. She tells A Martinez about the Oscar after parties and shares her perspectives on this year's 9:34 7:10 awards. TAKE TWO: Diversity in Hollywood - The success of Moonlight at last night's Oscar is cause for celebration by many who have been pushing for a greater Diversity/ Cultural Entertainment Industry level of diversity in Hollywood. A Events Martinez is joined by TV and film producer Ligiah Villalobos and UCLA sociology professor, Darnell Hunt who puts out a Hollywood diversity report 9:41 11:30 each year.
TAKE TWO: Sing Reax- A Martinez Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture welcomes back Kristoff Deak, Director of "Sing", last night's Oscar winner in 9:53 3:20 the category of live action short film. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Future of Democratic Party with Tom Perez at the helm, another chapter in White House vs. the media and previewing POTUS’ Washington, DC Politics speech to Congress – Larry discusses reports with Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at Occidental College and John (Jack) Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont 10:06 10:36 McKenna College.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In light of Trump’s CPAC comments, debating the Media Politics media’s use of anonymous sources – Larry talks to Jane Kirtley, of the University of Minnesota and Judy 10:38 10:58 Muller, professor of journalism at USC.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The best and worst of Oscar 2017 mishaps, upsets, Arts And Culture Media and triumphs – Larry talks to Nicole Sperling, Senior Writer, Entertainment 11:06 11:24 Weekly and listeners. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Planned Parenthood president talks Public Health/ Medicine Politics reproductive rights under a Trump Administration – Larry talks to Cecile Richards, President of Planned 11:26 11:42 Parenthood Federation of America
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why the Law & Politics accepted reasons behind the high rate Order/Courts/Police of incarceration in the US are wrong – 11:44 11:58 Larry discusses with author John Pfaff. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn and Kyle Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Buchanan on Oscar goof ups Entertainment The Frame: Screenwriter Dustin Lance Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry Black on "When We Rise" 2/28/2017 TAKE TWO: Threats to Jewish Community Centers - Threats against Jewish Community Centers hit home Diversity/ Cultural last night in Los Angeles following a Homeland Security Events spate of threats at locations around the country. A Martinez talks to Brian Greene, executive director of the Westside JCC about the incident and 9:07 9:10 how the community is processing it.
TAKE TWO: North Hollywood Shootout – Twenty years ago, a robbery in North Historical Events/ Politics Hollywood erupted into one of the History Segments bloodiest gun battles in LAPD history. A Martinez talks to reporter Andrew Blankstein, an investigative reporter, 9:16 6:30 covering crime, for NBC News in LA. TAKE TWO: Military Spending — President Trump has pledged to boost War/ Military Events/ Washington, DC military spending by more than $50 Military Culture reports billion in the next budget. Take Two producer Dorian Merina, covering the 9:23 6:00 veteran beat, joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Algorithmic Bias - It turns out that your search results are Computers/Internet/IT determined by a mathematic sequence called an algorithm. A Martinez talks to Ramesh Srinivasan, UCLA associate 9:34 8:30 professor of technology.
TAKE TWO: Nokia 3310 and the Power of Nostalgia– The iconic Nokia 3310 is Historical Events/ Computers/Internet/IT back, but this time it's been released in History Segments the era of smart phones and high tech. A Martinez talks to CNET's Ashley 9:43 6:40 Esqueda. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - This week music journalist Justino Aguila Arts And Culture join A Martinez with his top music 9:50 7:30 picks.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Previewing Trump’s Congressional speech -- and Washington, DC Politics the tensions between warring political reports factions – Larry discusses with Jennifer Steinhauer , Congressional reporter for 10:06 10:20 the New York Times.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How meritocracy is harming the tech startup Diversity/ Cultural Computers/Internet/IT culture – Larry discusses with Christina Events Warren, senior writer at Gizmodo and Cale Guthrie Weissman, staff writer at 10:23 10:40 Fast Company. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Anti-abortion rights advocate weighs in on a changing landscape for reproductive rights – Public Health/ Medicine Politics Larry discusses with Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, an anti-abortion 10:42 10:58 organization. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With LA Sacramento/State Mayor hoping for second term, Larry Politics Politics asks Garcetti what he’s accomplished 11:06 11:29 for Angelenos so far.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Judge blocks Law & CA law that would prevent doxing of Politics Order/Courts/Police lawmakers – Larry discusses with Aaron Caplan, professor of law at Loyola Law 11:29 11:35 School. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry checks Law & in with Sheriff McDonnell on Metro Politics Order/Courts/Police policing, Measure S mailers, 11:38 11:58 immigration and more. Entertainment The Frame: Asghar Farhadi on travel Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry ban and his latest films Entertainment The Frame: Raphael Saadiq on his Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry career and producing Solange 3/1/2017
TAKE TWO: Catholic LA Reax - How are Catholics reconciling faith and our current political reality this morning? A Religion Politics Martinez speaks with Cecilia Gonzalez Andrieu, Associate Professor of Theology at Loyola Marymout 9:07 7:20 University and a Roman Catholic. TAKE TWO: Cal Health Care Options – Almost as soon as it became clear that Donald Trump had won the presidential Sacramento/State election, lawmakers and health Public Health/ Medicine Politics professionals have been coming up with plans to preserve and expand California's health insurance programs. Robert K. Ross, a physician who is also CEO of The California Endowment talks 9:14 8:00 to A Martinez. TAKE TWO: African American Meet Up – One longtime Inglewood teacher started a new group to give African Diversity/ Cultural Racial Relations Americans in Los Angeles a chance to Events share, discuss, and support each other. Reporter Libby Denkmann has the 9:22 5:00 story.
TAKE TWO: Gold Rush -Northern California is seeing a mini gold rush! It’s Economics and Environment due to erosion from the many storms Business that have hit the area. But with gold valued at $1,200 an ounce, who knows, 9:27 1:03 you can get lucky?
TAKE TWO: Measure S Mailer - A mailer by the campaign for LA's Measure S Law & looks like an eviction notice, and so the Politics Order/Courts/Police Sheriff's office sent it a cease-and-desist because it's deceptive. A Martinez talks with Rick Hasen, professor of law and 9:34 5:00 politics at UC-Irvine. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – A Martinez gets the latest in sports with Take Two Sports contributors Andy and Brian 9:39 11:00 Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: Styled Side - How does Entertainment Economics and Business Hollywood inspired retail play here, the Industry home of movie making? Contributor 9:50 0:00 Michelle Dalton Tyree joins A Martinez. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What did you think of Trump’s joint address to Congress? Larry discusses with Charles Washington, DC Politics Kesler, Distinguished Professor of reports Government at Claremont McKenna College and Caroline Heldman, associate professor of politics at 10:06 10:35 Occidental College.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is Amazon Alexa’s recorded speech protected under the 1st Amendment? Larry Law & discusses with Kenneth White, a First Computers/Internet/IT Order/Courts/Police Amendment litigator and criminal defense attorney, Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst with the ACLU Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, and Ron Hosko, President of the Law 10:38 10:58 Enforcement Legal Defense Fund.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Politics Mayoral Candidate Mitchell Schwartz 11:06 11:26 on his plans for LA.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How to teach Youth/Children's Issues/ Economics and your kids to be money smart, from pre- Family Business k and beyond- Larry discusses with Beth 11:28 11:58 Kobliner, financial journalist. Entertainment The Frame: Steven Scully on being Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry political editor at CSPAN Entertainment The Frame: Jane Kaczmarek on "Long Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Day’s Journey Into Night” 3/2/2017 TAKE TWO: Measure S - Measure S, on the ballot for residents of Los Angeles, would create restrictions on the Politics Housing Issues construction of big developments. KPCC's Leo Duran has an explainer on how some of those large buildings are getting the green light right now, 9:17 5:10 despite what the zoning code says. TAKE TWO: Political Props - The widow of a serviceman killed just days into President Trump's tenure was a guest Politics Media of honor as he addressed Congress Tuesday. A Martinez looks back at those who have come before with Barbara Perry, professor of presidential 9:22 8:10 history at UVA's Miller Center.
TAKE TWO: HighQ – KPCC’s Jacob Law & Washington, DC Margolis joins A Martinez to answer Order/Courts/Police reports listener questions about the ever- 9:34 5:30 confusing legalized marijuana industry.
TAKE TWO: The Ride – Opening this weekend, a new exhibit will explore the Transportation Arts And Culture century-old rivalry of these two legendary American motorcycle makers at the Petersen Automotive Museum. 9:40 7:35 Sue Carpenter talks with A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: The Binge - Mark Jordan Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture Legan brings in his list of things to 9:48 8:40 watch for the month with A Martinez. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Growing pressure for AG Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from Trump-Russia probe - Law & Politics Larry discusses with Greg Myre, Order/Courts/Police national security correspondent at NPR, Mike Fuchs; Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, and Bre Payton, reporter for The Federalist, a 10:06 10:29 conservative online news magazine.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk voter cram session: Measures S and H – Larry discuss with Jill Stewart, director, Yes on S, Laura Raymond, campaign manager, Alliance for Community Politics Housing Issues Transit (ACT-LA), Rina Palta, KPCC correspondent, Chris Ko, director of homeless initiatives, United Way, Rebecca Prine, founder, Recycled Resources for the Homeless, Veronica Lewis, division director, Special Service for Groups and Jack Humphreville, 10:29 11:58 columnist, CityWatch blog. Entertainment The Frame: Lucas Shaw discusses Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Netflix's development Entertainment The Frame: Bruna Papandrea and Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry producing "Big Little Lies" 3/3/2017
TAKE TWO: Bob Miller - Yesterday Bob Miller announced that after over three Sports Media thousand broadcasts over 44 years, he's retiring. He joins A Martinez for a look 9:07 8:00 back at his career. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – We’ll get Sacramento/State the latest political news affecting Politics Politics California and the rest of the nation. Politico's Carla Marinucci and UC San 9:15 9:30 Diego's Thad Kousser join A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Death Ed - A new class about death is informs students about how to handle some of the most Youth/Children's difficult decisions we face. A Martinez Education Issues/ Family talks with Dr. Jessica Zitter who practices critical care and palliative medicine at Highland Hospital in Oakland and just co-taught her first 9:25 6:15 Death Ed. Class.
TAKE TWO: On the Lot: Oscars Accounting - Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan joins A Martinez. For a special Entertainment Industry Friday edition, the latest developments in Price Waterhouse Copper and OscarGate. And we'll take a peek at the 9:34 7:15 new Marvel film, "Logan".
TAKE TWO: Snapchat School - Early investors in Snapchat made a bundle Economics and Education including Saint Francis High School in Business Northern California that's ow, the 24- million-dollars richer. We hear from 9:41 1:30 school president Simon Chiu.
TAKE TWO: Los Feliz - Delta Airlines billboard reads: "Go where everyone Diversity/ Cultural agrees how to pronounce Los Feliz. So, Arts And Culture Events we wanted to hear from the experts: people who live and work in the neighborhood. We called some of them 9:43 3:05 up to figure out, what do they say? TAKE TWO: Scenic Drives - A Martinez talked about the best scenic drives with Transportation Michael Juliano, associate editor with 9:46 5:00 Timeout LA. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - It's Friday. Made any plans for the Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture weekend yet? KPCC's Leo Duran and Events Marielle Wakim from LA Magazine 9:51 4:00 share some ideas. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A quick review of special prosecutors and whether Dems will get their wish for Law & one - Larry discusses with Jordan Politics Order/Courts/Police Fabian, White House Correspondent for The Hill, Mike Fuchs; Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress and John Eastman, professor law and 10:06 10:26 community service.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Trump’s appreciation for Canada, Australia’s Immigration Politics merit-based immigration systems could be reflected in new executive order - Larry discusses with Alan Gomez, 10:29 10:43:00 immigration reporter for USA Today.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Arrest made in connection to threats against Jewish Religion Politics centers across nation - Larry discusses with Colleen Long, AP reporter who’s been following the arrest, and David 10:46 10:58:00 Suissa president of TRIBE Media Corp.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture ‘Logan,’ ‘The Shack,’ ‘Before I Fall’ and Events more - – Larry discusses with KPCC film 11:06 11:41 critics Christy Lemire and Justin Chang. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What ‘Get Diversity/ Cultural Out’ does with the horror genre and Arts And Culture Events your favorite ‘social thrillers’ – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Christy 11:44 11:58 Lemire and Justin Chang. Entertainment The Frame: THR's Natalie Jarvey on Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Snapchat Entertainment The Frame: Tim Greiving on John Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry Adam's "Nixon In China" Entertainment The Frame: Alison Bechdel on her book Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry and play "Fun Home" 3/4/2017 12:07 8:57 Off-Ramp: LA Mayor Eric Garcetti made an announcement: Angels Flight, the Historical Events/ Entertainment historic little railway that goes up History Segments Industry Bunker Hill, will reopen in a few months. (John Rabe)
12:24 1:10 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Promo for next's show Arts And Culture entirely about George Takei. (John Industry Rabe) 12:25 5:19 Off-Ramp: LA City Archivist Michael Entertainment Industry Politics Holland shares his columns on the treasures from the archive with Off- Ramp. (Michael Holland) 12:30 6:14 Off-Ramp: Marc Haefele reviews the Entertainment Arts And Culture latest Hammer Museum exhibit: Industry DuBuffet's Drawings 1934-1962. (Marc Haefele) 12:46 6:05 Historical Events/ Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks with Politics History Segments Adrian Scott Fine about the impending closure of the Covina Bowl. (John Rabe) 3/6/2017 TAKE TWO: HVG + Community College Trustees - LA elections are Tuesday and KPCC’s political reporter Mary Plummer joins A Martinez for the final Human Politics Education Voter Guide. We also look at the candidates for the Community College Board of Trustees and what the job entails with Cecilia Rios-Aguilar, director for the Higher Educational 9:07 12:15 Research Institute at UCLA. TAKE TWO: Xavier Becerra – The California Attorney General says he’s opening up an office in Washington DC Sacramento/State Politics to better deal with those policies Politics coming out of the Trump administration that seem to run counter to the state’s. A Martinez talks 9:19 10:30 to him about these plans. TAKE TWO: Travel Ban Reax - President Trump has signed a new executive order that will ban travelers from Washington, DC Muslim majority countries but there is a Immigration reports few key differences this time around. A Martinez checks in with Mac McEachin, National Security Policy Associate at the International Refugee Assistance 9:34 6:30 Project.
TAKE TWO: Low-income Jobs - The Sacramento Bee has been crunching the numbers and they've found that Economics and Business Labor Issues low-income workers have been leaving California in droves over the last 10 years. A Martinez talks with Sac Bee 9:41 5:30 reporter, Phillip Reese. TAKE TWO: Coastal Schools - Many districts in the state have been considering becoming landlords and Education Housing Issues providing housing that’s below market prices. Ben Christopher, a reporter with Cal Matters has checked in on this 9:47 6:00 effort and speaks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Teaching the ancient language of the Aztecs – Every Saturday, from the basement of a Santa Ana church, David Vazquez.teaches the Diversity/ Cultural Education language of Nahuatl, historically known Events as Aztec. Take Two producer Lori Galarreta visited one of the classes and put together this audio postcard featuring David Vasquez and his 9:53 4:00 students. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The week in politics: What’s new in President Trump’s executive order on Law & Politics immigration – Larry discusses with Alan Order/Courts/Police Gomez, USA Today reporter covering immigration, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at Hoover and John Iadarola, 10:06 10:41 host and creator of ThinkTank. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is that legal? Debating the constitutionality of Trump’s travel ban executive order 2.0 Law & Immigration – Larry discusses with James R. Order/Courts/Police Copland, a senior fellow and director of Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute, Ahilan Arulanantham, of the ACLU of 10:43 10:58 Southern California. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s next for California’s high-speed rail after Trump admin blocks key funding – Larry Transportation Politics discusses with Ralph Vartabedian, L.A. Times national correspondent, Meghan McCarty - KPCC reporter and Ethan Elkind, Director of the Climate Change 11:06 11:31 and Business Program. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The history of sleep and sleeplessness – Larry Youth/Children's Issues/ Public Health/ discusses with Benjamin Reiss, a Family Medicine professor of English at Emory 11:32 11:58 University. Entertainment The Frame: John Horn discusses late Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry night hosts becoming political Entertainment The Frame: Timothy Olyphant on Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry "Santa Clarita Diet" 3/7/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Exploring the American Health Care Act, Congressional Republicans’ ACA replacement plan – Larry discusses with Public Health/ Medicine Politics Dan Diamond, author of POLITICO Pulse, Grace-Marie Turner, founder and president of the Galen Institute, Kavita Patel, M.D., and nonresident senior 10:06 10:32 fellow at the Brookings Institution. TAKE TWO: TrumpCare - Yesterday Republican leadership unveiled their plan to repeal and replace with Public Health/ Medicine Politics Affordable Care Act. For how this new healthcare plan could affect California, A Martinez speaks with Chad Terhune, Senior Correspondent for Kaiser Health 9:07 9:40 News. TAKE TWO: Immigrants and GDP - Some economists think his anti- immigrant policies are working at cross Economics and purposes to his economic goals. Immigration Business Gregory Ip of the Wall St. Journal joins A Martinez and explains one key to GDP growth is a vibrant immigrant 9:17 6:00 workforce.
TAKE TWO: Tourism and the Travel Ban - Economics and Business Politics Take Two looks at how the travel ban is having a chilling effect on Southern 9:23 5:30 California's tourism economy. TAKE TWO: Poll Check-in - Tuesday is Election Day in California. A Martinez Politics checks in with KPCC reporter, Sharon McNary she makes her way around the 9:34 4:00 polls. TAKE TWO: Panda Markings - Researchers at UC Davis and Cal State Long Beach have looked into why Giant Science Pandas have such distinctive black and white markings. Tim Caro with the Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology department at UC Davis joins A 9:38 5:45 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Goat Man - George Economics and Environment Gonzalez operats Ranchito Tivo Boer Business Goats. A Martinez talks with him about 9:44 4:45 rain, foliage, goats and brush fires. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday - A Martinez looks at the best new music Arts And Culture releases with music supervisor Morgan 9:49 9:15 Rhodes.
Computers/Internet Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Metro CEO Transportation /IT Phil Washington weighs in on ridership 10:33 10:58 decline, new policing policy and more. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the impact of sending ground troops to Foreign News Politics fight ISIS in Syria – Larry discusses with Jessica Ashooh scholar at the Atlantic Council, and Joshua Landis, professor of 11:06 11:31:00 international and area studies. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Wendy’s to replace workers with self-service kiosks in some restaurants – Larry discusses with Ted Green, Co-Chair of the Labor Computers/Internet/IT Labor Issues and Employment Committee at the Los Angeles County Business Federation and Saru Jayaraman Co-Director and Co- Founder, Restaurant Opportunities 11:32 11:58 Center United (ROC United). Entertainment The Frame: John Horn interviews the Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry cast of "Zoot Suit" Entertainment The Frame: "Cries From Syria" director Arts And Culture 3:51 5:00 Industry Evgeny Afineevsky 3/8/2017
TAKE TWO: Election Round Up– Josie Huang talks housing Measure S, Rina Palta examines how homelessness will Politics Housing Issues be affected by Measure H, and Jacob Margolis tells A Martinez how marijuana might be regulated through 9:07 12:00 Measures M and N.
TAKE TWO: Day Without Women – The women's strike is rallying women in and Gender all gender-oppressed people, through a Politics Equity/Transgender one-day demonstration of economic Issues solidarity. Maureen Shaw wrote about how the strike is excluding, and she 9:19 7:00 joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Trump and San Bernardino- San Bernardino city leaders wrote to Law & President Trump for help battling Politics Order/Courts/Police crime, but that's causing a lot of controversy with some residents. Ryan Hagen, reporter for San Bernardino Sun 9:26 6:00 joins A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Politics in the Workplace– HR experts say more have been Politics Labor Issues breaking out over politics since last November. Consultant Mike Letizia 9:34 7:00 joins A Martinez with some advice.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - In the NBA there's a huge fight that's getting more Economics and Sports intense as time goes on - and its not Business involving any players. A Martinez gets the latest with Take Two contributors 9:41 9:20 Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Styled Side - Ryan Murphy’s new FX miniseries about the legendary "Feud" between Bette Davis and Joan Arts And Culture Crawford is getting as much notice for its opulent costume and set as the story it tells. Michelle Dalton Tyree joins A 9:51 4:00 Martinez for the Styled Side.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Now that Interview (one Garcetti’s won re-election and another Politics guest) tax increase for homelessness, Angelenos anticipate results - – Larry 10:06 10:13:00 discusses with Garcetti. Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Can Women’s Equity/Transgender Politics March movement translate Women’s Issues Day into actionable protest? – Larry discusses with Jia Tolentino, a 10:13 10:35 contributing writer for newyorker.com.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New state bill would make the ‘Idaho Stop’ legal for Law & California cyclists – Larry discusses with Transportation Order/Courts/Police Dave Snyder, executive director of the nonprofit organization California Bicycle Coalition and Jay Beeber, 10:37 10:58 executive director of Safer Streets L.A.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Making sense of the big WikiLeaks CIA cyberhacking Computers/Internet/IT Homeland Security dump – Larry discusses with Kim Zetter, a reporter covering cybercrime, Bob Stasio, a fellow at the Truman National Security Project and Jordan Robertson, 11:06 11:25 reporter at Bloomberg. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The FDA asks: Can ‘healthy’ be redefined? – Larry discusses with Lindsay Moyer, senior Public Health/ Medicine Politics nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest and Adam Drewnowski, director, Center for public health nutrition University of 11:28 11:40 Washington School of Public Health.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: From the Diversity/ Cultural slippery slope to the strawman, Larry Arts And Culture Events discusses logical fallacies with Foad Dizadji-Bahmani professor philosophy 11:42 11:58 at Cal State Los Angeles. Entertainment The Frame: Cathy Schulman and Keri Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry Putnam on ReFrame Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Lorie Mertes at the National 3:46 10:00 Industry Museum of Women in the Arts 3/9/2017 TAKE TWO: Homelessness Roundtable– People in LA city and county have given the green light to an ambitious effort that tackles homelessness but with cash Housing Issues in hand, how should it be spent? A Martinez talks with the Reverend Andy Bales from Union Rescue Mission and Stephanie Klasky-Gamer from LA Family 9:07 11:45 Housing. TAKE TWO: Child Migrants – The number of unaccompanied minors flooding over the southern border Youth/Children's haven't fallen far from their highs in Immigration Issues/ Family 2014 but the Trump administration has signaled that the way we handle them could change. A Martinez talks with child immigration attorney Lindsay 9:19 8:30 Toczylowski.
TAKE TWO: Military Commissaries – War/ Military Events/ Economics and This spring, the military's commissary Military Culture Business system is moving to a different pricing 9:28 4:15 model. KPCC's Dorian Merina reports.
TAKE TWO: The Ride– The Trump administration appears to be ready to roll back fuel economy and emission Transportation Environment standards for new cars, and across the world, in Geneva, automakers are trotting out their latest metal. Motor 9:34 7:00 critic Sue Carpenter joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Healthcare – The healthcare plan put forward by the House GOP this week may be in its early stages but one Public Health/ Medicine provision already puts it at odds with California law. A Martinez is joined by California Insurance Commissioner 9:41 10:00 Dave Jones. TAKE TWO: Cherry Blossoms – Descanso Gardens is holding a two week festival in honor of the cherry Environment tree blossoming. Take Two gets a sneak peak of the blossoms with head horticulturist, Rachel Young and speaks with visitors on what the cherry 9:51 3:15 blossoms represent to them. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump’s election was supposed to spur civic engagement among the popular vote, Diversity/ Cultural Politics but yesterday’s LA voter turnout was Events probably the lowest ever. What happened? – Larry discusses with Fernando J. Guerra, professor of 10:06 10:27 political science. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Highlights from House Republicans’ all-nighter on ACA replacement, plus gauging the impact and consequences for covered Washington, DC Politics Californians – Larry discusses with Mary reports Agnes Carey, Partnerships Editor and senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution and Shana Alex Charles, assistant professor in the Department of Health Sciences at 10:30 10:58 California State University – Fullerton. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: President Trump’s expected rollback of fuel- economy requirements could pit California against the EPA – Larry discusses with Emily Guerin, KPCC Transportation Politics environment reporter who’s been following the story, Oren Cass, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and Ann Carlson, co-director, Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the 11:06:00 11:31:00 Environment.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing the shortlist of candidates to fill retiring Law & Sacramento/State California Supreme Court justice Order/Courts/Police Politics Werdegar’s seat – Larry discusses with David Siders, senior reporter for 11:32:00 11:39:00 POLITICO. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How do voice assistants such as Alexa, Siri and Youth/Children's Cortana shape children? – Larry Computers/Internet/IT Issues/ Family discusses with Sandra Calvert, professor of psychology at Georgetown 11:41:00 11:58:00 University. Entertainment The Frame: SXSW CEO Roland Swensen Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry on the event development Entertainment The Frame: Musician Adam Torres on Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry protesting SXSW Entertainment The Frame: Hope Boykin and Robert Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Battle of Alvin Ailey Dance Theater 3/10/2017 TAKE TWO: Oroville Spillway – A Martinez speaks with Lauren Biznet with the Department of Water Environment Natural Disaster Resources about how the repairs are going at the Oroville Dam Spillway and what evacuation warns could look like 9:07 5:00 in the future.
TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - A Martinez gets the latest political news affecting Sacramento/State California and the rest of the nation Politics Politics with Politico's Carla Marinucci and Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of the practice of public policy communication 9:12 12:00 at USC. TAKE TWO: Unemployment – The recent unemployment numbers are out Economics and and the US shows steady job growth for Labor Issues Business the month of February. A Martinez speaks with Robert Kleinhenz of Beacon 9:24 6:00 Economics. TAKE TWO: Trumpcare - The Republicans' health care bill is officially called the American Health Care Act but to its opponents, they've named it Public Health/ Medicine Politics "Trumpcare," "Ryancare" or "Republicare." Roll Call reporter Simone Pathe explains how a health care plan by any other name can score political 9:34 7:00 points. TAKE TWO: Trump and Mexico - Writer Sam Quinones thinks distaste for the US Foreign News Politics President will unite Mexicans, and allow them to tackle problems that have festered due to political infighting. 9:41 9:00 He speaks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - KPCC's Leo Duran and LA Magazine's Marielle Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture Wakim share some of the best events Events to do this weekend in Southern 9:50 4:45 California.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to make of the jobs #s, 40% drop in illegal Economics and border crossings, Jon Huntsman, and all Politics Business you may have missed this week – Larry discusses with Louis Nelson, POLITICO Breaking News Reporter and Neil Irwin, senior economics correspondent for the 10:06 10:30 New York Times.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Whether Uber will rebound from its uber bad Diversity/ Cultural start to 2017, and why millennials see it Computers/Internet/IT Events as more than a service – Larry discusses with Carolyn Said San Francisco Chronicle reporter covering business, tech, and Jason Dorsey, founder of the 10:30 10:58 Center for Generational Kinetics. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Kong: Skull Island,’ ‘Raw,’ ‘Personal Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture Shopper’ -Larry discusses with KPCC Events film critics Claudia Puig and Tim 11:06 11:38 Cogshell. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Glenn Frankel, whose latest book Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture unmasks the peak of the Hollywood Events blacklist surrounding beloved classic 11:40 11:58 ‘High Noon’. Entertainment The Frame: Reza Aslan on his show Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry "Believer" Entertainment The Frame: Mosen Namjoo on his music Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry and Nowruz Entertainment The Frame: Director Kevin Newbury on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "The Perfect American" 3/11/2017 12:07 15:57:00 Off-Ramp: We go to the Japanese American National Museum in Little Historical Events/ Arts And Culture Tokyo for an exclusive preview of its History Segments new exhibit, featuring artifacts from George’s personal archives. (John Rabe, Jeff Yang) 12:25 18:00 Historical Events/ Off-Ramp: We speak with George Takei Arts And Culture History Segments himself about his long life and career. (John Rabe, George Takai) 12:45 5:12 Off-Ramp: We look in-depth at two lesser-known TV appearances: in a 1959 Entertainment “Perry Mason” episode, and the 1964 Media Industry “Twilight Zone” episode “The Encounter,” whose racial content kept it off TV. (Taylor Orci) 12:51 6:05 Off-Ramp: For an outsider’s view, we talk with Jennifer Kroot, who followed George and his husband Brad for more Entertainment Industry Media than three years to make the documentary “To Be Takei.” (John Rabe, Jennifer Kroot) 3/13/2017 TAKE TWO: Debt Free College - California assemblymembers will unveil Economics and what's being called the most generous Education Business college aid plan in the country. A Martinez speaks with Lupita Cortez Alcalá, executive director of the 9:07 8:00 California Student Aid Commission. TAKE TWO: Girls in STEM - Outside non-profits have done a lot to boost Gender enrollment but the number of women Equity/Transgender Science who pursue fields like engineering or Issues technology in college hasn't kept pace. Carol Tang, head of the California Girls in STEM Collaborative talks with A 9:15 6:00 Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Medi-Cal and those living in California Illegally: Families living here illegally are now reluctant to enroll kids Public Health/ Medicine in Medi-Cal for fear it could lead them to being deported. KPCC health reporter Rebecca Plevin talks to A 9:21 5:00 Martinez about it. TAKE TWO: Working From Home – Family distractions are just one of the perils of working from home. For some Labor Issues advice on how to do it while staying sane, A Martinez speaks with home worker Catherine Adell and Kristin Wong, a contributing writer to the site 9:26 4:30 Lifehacker
TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez Entertainment Industry talks to Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan 9:34 10:00 for the latest news from Hollywood. TAKE TWO: LA Ports and Pollution - The ports are rolling out a sequel "clean" truck meant to reduce emissions even Environment Transportation more. But as KPCC’s Emily Guerin reports, many truck drivers say their experience with the first program has soured them on alternative-fuel 9:44 11:15 vehicles. She joins A Martinez. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The week ahead in politics: CBO expected to score GOP health plan – Larry discusses with Lisa Garcia Bedolla, professor of Public Health/ Politics education and political science at UC Medicine Berkeley and Pete Peterson, dean of the School of Public Policy at The Davenport Institute at Pepperdine University. 10:06 10:26 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating California Assemblymembers’ new ‘debt-free college’ proposal– Larry discusses with Assemblyman Jose Medina (D-Riverside, Moreno Valley), Sacramento/State Education Jessie Ryan (F), Executive Vice President Politics of the Campaign for College Opportunity, Neal McCluskey, director of the Center for Educational Freedom at the Cato Institute, Anthony Carrasco, junior at UC Berkeley, Legal Studies and 10:28 10:58 Political Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal experts debate constitutionality of federal government rescinding ‘sanctuary city’ funding – Larry discusses with Immigration Politics Pratheepan (Deep) Gulasekaram, professor of law at Santa Clara Law, and Jim Copland, of the Manhattan 11:06 11:26 Institute.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Opting into a voluntary work wellness program could mean mandatory genetic testing under Science Politics new bill – Larry discusses with Reed Abelson, reporter for the New York Times and Deborah Peel, MD, founder 11:28 11:42 and president of Patient Privacy Rights.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With new Historical Events/ Politics anthology, noted historian A. Scott Berg History Segments wants Americans to remember sacrifice 11:45 11:58 of World War I – Larry interviews him. Entertainment The Frame: Indiewire's Andrew Lapin Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry on WGA strike Entertainment The Frame: Betto Arcos interviews Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry Cuban singer Daymé Arocena Entertainment The Frame: Danny Boyle on the new Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Trainspotting" film 3/14/2017 TAKE TWO: Ceasefire - A policing program that helped drop homicide rates in Oakland and Stockton, Law & California, is coming to San Bernardino. Order/Courts/Police A Martinez talks to SB Police Chief Jarrod Burguan about the new 9:07 8:30 program. TAKE TWO: Through Our Eyes- Two sixteen-year-olds build a workshop to help tensions between police and the Politics community the LAPD want to take citywide. The program is called Through Our Eyes and KPCC’s Dorian Merina 9:16 6:22 brings us this story.
TAKE TWO: CA Car Exam - The state bar of California has agreed to look into Law & lowering the minimum score needed to Education Order/Courts/Police pass its bar examination. A Martinez talks with David Faigman, chancellor and dean of UC Hastings College of the 9:23 7:00 Law in San Francisco.
TAKE TWO: Lowering Voting Age- Voter turnout for last week's election was terribly low so elected officials are searching for ways to increase numbers Youth/Children's Politics at the polls and one plan is to lower the Issues/ Family state's voting age to 17 years old. A Martinez talks with The man behind the proposed constitutional amendment, Assemblymember Evan Low as well as Evan Tan and Michael Hong of 9:34 5:35 Gabrielino High School. TAKE TWO: Teacher Income Tax - A proposed solution making its way through the legislature that would Economics and Business Education exempt teachers from paying income tax for 10 years. A Martinez talks with State Senator Henry Stern of Agoura 9:40 7:00 Hills. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday- This week, music journalist Steve Hochman Arts And Culture joins A Martinez to talk about new music from Christian Scott, Ruthie 9:47 9:35 Foster and more.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CBO score drop: Analyzing the nonpartisan group’s review of Republicans’ health care plan– Larry discusses with Jennifer Public Health/ Medicine Politics Haberkorn, senior health care reporter for POLITICO Pro, Grace-Marie Turner, founder and president of the Galen Institute, and Kavita Patel, M.D., nonresident senior fellow at the 10:06 10:34 Brookings Institution. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is backlash over Southern Baptist leader’s critiques of Trump indicative of deeper divisions? Religion Politics – Larry discusses with Sarah Pulliam Bailey, religion reporter for the Washington Post, and Tom Krattenmaker, religion and public life 10:34 10:42 author. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: South Korea's presidential scandal still echoes throughout LA's Korean community – Politics Foreign News Larry discusses with Sung-Yoon Lee, a professor in Korean Studies at Tufts University and Katharine H.S. Moon, a professor of Political Science at 10:45 10:58 Wellesley College. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California bill seeks to repeal law 1995 law limiting Housing Issues Politics rent control – Larry discusses with Dean Preston, Executive Director of Tenants Together, Fred Sutton, Director of Government Affairs at the Apartment 11:06 11:32 Association of Great Los Angeles. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘You May Want to Marry My Husband’ Dating after the death of a life partner – Larry Youth/Children's Issues/ Diversity/ Cultural discusses with Camille Wortman, Family Events professor of social and health psychology at Stony Brook University and Julie Cederbaum, associate professor with the School of Social 11:33 11:58 Work at USC. Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Goldenvoice CEOPaul Tollet 3:36 5:00 Industry and Festival Director Nick Adler Entertainment The Frame: Misha Green on writing Arts And Culture 3:41 15:00 Industry "Underground" 3/15/2017
TAKE TWO: Ranking California Schools – This morning California Department of Computers/Internet Education Education will be launching the new /IT California School Dashboard designed to measure student performance and progress. A Martinez talks about it with 9:07 6:30 KPCC education editor Maura Walz. TAKE TWO: Healthy California – California’s Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom has said he’s drafting a health care plan for Sacramento/State Public Health/ Medicine California, one that would be based on Politics the universal health care program he signed into law when he was mayor of San Francisco. Chad Terhune of Kaiser 9:14 7:00 Health News joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Raising the Mammoth - A pair of Russian scientists have their way, they will once again in a place in Siberia called “Pleistocene Park." A Science Environment Martinez talks to Ross Anderson, senior editor at The Atlantic overseeing science, tech and health, plus we’ll check in on how Zed is doing at the La 9:21 7:30 Brea Tar Pits.
TAKE TWO: K2 Sports – March Madness is about to kick off. UCLA is in the Sports tournament and USC is a contender. A Martinez gets the latest on that with Take Two contributors Andy and Brian 9:34 7:30 Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Managing more visitors to Joshua Tree - Joshua Tree does not have the people or the resources to Environment direct all its visitor traffic and some of the park’s delicate ecosystem is suffering for it. KPCC's Emily Guerin talk 9:42 3:10 to A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Queen Mary in Sinking – The famous tourist destination in Historical Events/ Long Beach is falling into disrepair and Travel History Segments there is little money to fix. KPCC’s Leo Duran takes a visit with Long Beach Press Telegram Reporter Courtney 9:45 7:00 Tompkins.
TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Michelle Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily looks at the Economics and Business Arts And Culture history and the role The South Coast Plaza played in developing Southern California’s shopping mall landscape. 9:52 7:30 She joins A Martinez. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: US files criminal charges against two Russian intelligence officers in Yahoo hack – Foreign News Homeland Security Larry discusses with Shane Harris, senior writer on national security for the Wall Street Journal, and Alistair Barr, technology editor at Bloomberg 10:06 10:26 news. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Law & Sacramento/State LAPD Chief Beck on reducing violent Order/Courts/Police Politics crime in LA, new Metro security plan 10:28 10:58 and more. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On the eve of the new travel ban, the Justice Department will defend President Trump’s latest executive order from lawsuits across the country – Larry discusses with Immigration Politics Ahilan Arulanantham, legal director and director of advocacy at the ACLU of Southern California and James Copland, director of legal policy and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. 11:06 11:23 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As Trump's administration takes charge, enter the new conservative camps – Larry Law & discusses with Tevi Troy, president of Politics Order/Courts/Police the American Health Policy Institute and author of the book, "Shall We Wake the President? Two Centuries of Disaster Management from the Oval 11:25 11:40 Office"
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is TV becoming more politicized in the Trump Media Politics era? – Larry discusses with Dominic Patten, Senior editor at the news and 11:43 11:58 entertainment site, Deadline. Entertainment The Frame: Mark Swed on Deborah Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry Borda leaving the LA Phil Entertainment The Frame: Marina Zenovich on "Water Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry & Power" Entertainment The Frame: “The Sense of an Ending” Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry director Ritesh Batra 3/16/2017 TAKE TWO: Trump Budget - President Trump has unveiled his federal budget and in the plan are a series of Washington, DC reports Politics substantial cuts that could have a major impact on California. A Martinez talks with Ross DeVol, Chief Research Officer 9:07 7:10 at the Milken Institute. TAKE TWO: Baca Finale - Leroy Baca's life and reputation began a downward Law & spiral in 2010, when the FBI received a Politics Order/Courts/Police simple, handwritten letter from a jail inmate. KPCC's Frank Stoltze has the 9:14 4:40 story.
TAKE TWO: Electing Sheriffs - Why do Law & we elect sheriffs instead of appointing Politics Order/Courts/Police them as police chiefs are? A Martinez speaks with Loyola Law School 9:19 6:40 professor Jessica Levinson.
TAKE TWO: High Q – If you fly into the country and the federal government Law & Travel finds out that you've consumed or Order/Courts/Police purchased marijuana, can they ban you from entering? A Martinez talks about 9:26 7:50 it with KPCC’s Jacob Margolis.
TAKE TWO: The Ride - President Donald Trump travelled to Detroit yesterday to Transportation Energy announce he’d roll back tough auto emission standards adopted by the Obama administration. Motor critic Sue 9:34 7:00 Carpenter talks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Scientists Look to the West - If they're especially concerned, the Sacramento/State California Public Utilities Commission Science Politics has a message for climate scientists: "Come West. We're hiring." A Martinez speaks with Politico Senior Reporter, 9:41 6:30 David Siders. TAKE TWO: Afghan Rocker - Afghanistan's first rock band is called Kabul Dreams started a new life in Diversity/ Cultural Oakland and hoped to build a cultural Arts And Culture Events bridge, by bringing Afghan rock to California and the West. Shuka Kalantari from the California Report has 9:48 5:00 the story. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Federal budget watchers dive into President Trump’s ‘America First’ budget proposal – Larry discusses with Roberta Economics and Politics Rampton, White House correspondent Business for Reuters, Romina Boccia, leading fiscal and economic expert at The Heritage Foundation, and Harry Stein, director of fiscal policy at the Center for 10:06 10:34 American Progress. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Conservatives debate ACA replacement, as plan clears key committee – Larry discusses with Jen Haberkorn, senior healthcare Public Health/ Medicine Politics reporter at POLITICO, Avik Roy, opinion editor at Forbes, and Doug Badger, Senior Fellow at the Galen Institute. 10:34 10:58 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ex-LA County Sheriff Lee Baca found guilty in federal Law & Politics corruption scheme – Larry discusses Order/Courts/Police with Frank Stoltze, KPCC’s correspondent and Annie Gilbertson, 11:06 11:22 KPCC’s Investigative Reporter. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With President Trump’s crackdown on immigration, what will happen to H-1B Immigration Politics visa workers? – Larry discusses with Gaurav Khanna, co-author of the study, Dick Burke, President and CEO of Envoy, and John Miano, a fellow with 11:24 11:42 the Center for Immigration Studies.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California DMV gives potential green light to self- Law & Computers/Internet/IT driving cars – Larry discusses Order/Courts/Police withAshley Z. Hand, co-founder of CityFi, and Jamie Court, president of 11:44 11:58 Consumer Watchdog. The Frame: Priska Neely on the budget Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 cut to the NEA Entertainment The Frame: Jerry Saltz on Whitney Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry Biennal exhibits Entertainment The Frame: Renee Firestone and Ferne Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry Pearlstein's "The Last Laugh" 3/17/2017
TAKE TWO: School Dashboard Follow - Computers/Internet On Wednesday's show we previewed Education /IT the California School Dashboard. KPCC's education editor Maura Walz joins A 9:07 6:20 Martinez. TAKE TWO: State of Affairs - We’ll get the latest political news affecting Sacramento/State California and the rest of the nation. A Politics Politics Martinez speaks to with Politico's Carla Marinucci and Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, professor of the practice of public 9:14 10:00 policy communication at USC. TAKE TWO: Mexico Pollution - Mexico City has taken major steps to clean up the metropolis and it seemed like Foreign News Environment everything was going smoothly until last year. The BBC's James Fredrick 9:24 5:40 reports. TAKE TWO: Med Students Match Day - This Friday, all over the nation, emotions will run high, as thousands of medical school grads will learn where Public Health/ Education they'll be placed as residents. A Medicine Martinez speaks to Dr. Donna Elliott, senior associate dean for student and educational affairs at Keck School of Medicine and medical student Maria de 9:34 10:20 Fátima Reyes.
TAKE TWO: Data Protection -Many are worried that routine information could Sacramento/State somehow be used against them by the Politics Politics Trump administration, so California lawmakers are looking at changing privacy laws to address those fears. KQED's politics and government desk 9:45 4:00 reporter Katie Orr has the story. TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – KPCC’s Diversity/ Cultural Leo Duran and LA Magazine’s Marielle Arts And Culture Events Walkim join forces each week to give you a run down of the fun thing to do 9:49 4:00 each weekend.
TAKE TWO: Remote LA - In theater production, Remote LA, audience gathers and wanders through Arts And Culture downtown, guided by a voice in their headphones. Adriana Cargill reports the audience becomes the actors, and 9:53 5:40 passersby become the audience.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing Tillerson’s N. Korea comments and the Historical Events/ reality of the country’s nuclear program Politics History Segments – Larry discusses with Sung Yoon Lee, an expert on the Koreas and William J. Broad, science journalist and senior 10:06 10:37 writer at the New York Times. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating the expansion of ‘ban the box’ to California’s private sector – Larry discusses with Law & Dorsey Nunn, executive director of Labor Issues Order/Courts/Police Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, and Benjamin Hansen, associate professor of economics at the University of Oregon. 10:39 10:58
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry Mantle Diversity/ Cultural and KPCC film critics Wade Major and Arts And Culture Events Lael Lowenstein discuss recent films such as ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ ‘The 11:06 11:44 Belko Experiment’ and more. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Beyond Diversity/ Cultural ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ imagining the Arts And Culture Events limits of live action musicals - Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Wade 11:46 11:58 Major and Lael Lowenstein discuss. Entertainment The Frame: Clement Hanami on Arts And Culture 3:36 10:00 Industry Japanese internment exhibit Entertainment The Frame: Julia Adolphe on her new Arts And Culture 3:46 5:00 Industry composition for LACO Entertainment The Frame: Sydney Freeland on “Deidra Arts And Culture 3:51 5:00 Industry and Laney Rob a Train" 3/18/2017 12:07 12:06 Off-Ramp: We speak with jazz singer Donna Fuller about her career from touring with Christine Jorgensen, to Entertainment Industry Arts And Culture singing at the Playboy Jazz Club, to recording in Capitol Records. (John Rabe, Donna Fuller) 12:21 8:55 Off-Ramp: What do hearses and limos have in common? They can both be Arts And Culture Travel customized in Ontario. Taylor Orci speaks with Dominick Vitelli, owner of Quality Coachworks about his business. (Taylor Orci, Dominick Vitelli) 12:30 9:05 Off-Ramp: Contributor R.H. Greene Entertainment Industry Media investigates the recurring home the tradition of Golden Age Radio has found in Palm Springs. (R.H. Greene) 12:50 9:06 Off-Ramp: We talk to Genndy Entertainment Media Tartokovsky about the Samurai Jack Industry reboot and the enduring nature of the cartoon. (Charles Solomon) 12:59 5:30 Off-Ramp: We spoke to George Takei Entertainment about the off-Broadway revival of Arts And Culture Industry Pacific Overtures. (John Rabe, George Takei) 3/20/2017
TAKE TWO: Out of the Shadows - Several Southern California churches Immigration Religion are preparing shelters for immigrants who don't feel safe. KPCC's Leslie 9:07 5:45 Berestein Rojas reports. TAKE TWO: Trump and CA Ranchers - Some people in rural parts of the state are cheering even louder for the Politics president now than they were during the election. Reporter Leslie McClurg 9:13 5:30 has the story.
TAKE TWO: 91 Freeway - For over a decade people around the city of Transportation Corona have had to deal with construction on the 91 Freeway bu the project is nearing an end. We'll see how 9:19 3:35 some residents are feeling about it.
TAKE TWO: CA License Plates - There’s a new CA license plate to buy should you Transportation choose. A Martinez talks with Leslie Kendall, chief curator at the Petersen 9:23 5:40 Automotive Museum.
TAKE TWO: On the Lot – Vanity Fair’s Entertainment Industry Rebecca Keegan joins A Martinez for 9:34 10:00 the latest news from Hollywood.
TAKE TWO: Roots: Asian American Activism in LA – The Chinese American Diversity/ Cultural Politics Museum's latest exhibit Roots explores Events the formative era of Asian American activism in Los Angeles. Josie Huang got 9:44 5:15 a tour with staff curator Steve Wong. TAKE TWO: Persian New Year - Today Diversity/ Cultural marks the beginning of Norwuz, the Events Persian New Year. A Martinez is joined by Siamak Kalhourand, radio host on 9:49 8:30 KIRN 670 AM, Radio Iran LA. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Week in politics: Latest on Comey testimony, Gorsuch confirmation hearings underway, and exploring the ‘deep state’ – Larry discusses with Toluse Law & Politics Olorunnipa, White House reporter for Order/Courts/Police Bloomberg, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and Lynn Vavreck, professor of political science at UCLA. 10:06 10:58 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Senate confirmation hearings underway for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch – Larry discusses with John McGinnis, the Law & Washington, DC George C. Dix Professor in Order/Courts/Police reports Constitutional Law at Northwestern and Margaret Russell Associate Professor of Law, Santa Clara 11:06 11:21 University.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The life of Historical Events/ Ona Judge, George Washington’s Racial Relations History Segments runaway slave – Larry discusses with Erica Armstrong Dunbar, Professor of 11:24 11:50 Black American Studies and History.
Youth/Children's Issues/ Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to do Family Events when your kids tell you they’re being 11:43 11:58 bullied? – Larry discusses with listeners. Entertainment The Frame: Filmmaker Taylor Hackford Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry remembers Chuck Berry Entertainment The Frame: Shara Morris on Nowruz Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry celebrations in LA Entertainment The Frame: Deborah Borda on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry departing the LA Phil 3/21/2017 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Dueling law professors analyze the Neil Gorsuch confirmation hearing – Larry discusses Law & Washington, DC with John McGinnis, professor of Order/Courts/Police reports constitutional law at Northwestern University and Margaret Russell, constitutional law professor at Santa 10:06 10:33 Clara University.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The ethics of ‘Right-to-try’ in California – exploitation Law & or hope – Larry discusses with Lina Public Health/ Medicine Order/Courts/Police Clark, co-founder and board member of Hope Now for ALS, and Andrew McFadyen, executive director of the 10:33 10:58 Isaac Foundation. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Analyzing GOP’s revised ACA replacement bill’s chance of gaining passage – Larry Public Health/ Medicine Politics discusses with Lisa Mascaro, Congressional reporter for the LA 11:06 11:23 Times.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How video games may be affecting young men's Youth/Children's Issues/ Public Health/ path to the job market – Larry discusses Family Medicine with Douglas Gentile, Ph.D., associate professor of developmental psychology 11:25 11:42 at Iowa State University. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Intersex Diversity/ Cultural Public Health/ author Hida Viloria embraces being Events Medicine ‘born both’ – Larry talks to her about 11:44 11:58 being intersex. TAKE TW0: Nunes and Schiff – California Congressmen Devin Nunes and Adam Schiff are in the spotlight this Politics week as committee hearings on Russian interference in the 2016 election get underway. KQED’s Scott Shafer joins 9:07 9:45 Libby Denkmann. TAKE TWO: ACA and the Gig Economy – If Congress repeals the Affordable Care Act, it could have a big impact on Economics and Public Health/ Medicine freelance workers in California, Business specifically those who participate in the "gig" economy. Libby Denkmann speaks to Politico healthcare reporter Victoria 9:17 7:45 Colliver.
TAKE TWO: Child Welfare - The case of Garbriel Fernandez has been held up as Youth/Children's Issues/ an example of a faulty child welfare Family system but will prosecutions bring effective change? Richard Gelles, Director for the Center for Research on Youth & Social Policy at the University 9:25 8:00 of Pennsylvania joins Libby Denkmann.
TAKE TWO: Missing in Mexico - Two mothers' years-long search through Law & Veracruz finally concluded when DNA Foreign News Order/Courts/Police confirmed that the remains dug up in a mass grave were their adult children. Patrick McDonnell of the LA Times joins 9:34 6:15 Libby Denkmann. TAKE TWO: Why Give up Stuff for Lent - Tuesday marks the exact halfway point Religion for Lent. We hear from listeners about what this time of reflection means for 9:40 4:30 them. TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviews Day – Every Tuesday, we listen to the greatest Arts And Culture music drops from the past week on Tuesday Reviewsday. Oliver Wang of 9:45 8:30 Soul-Sides.com joins A Martinez. Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Alan Menken remembers 3:36 10:00 Industry lyricist Howard Ashman Entertainment The Frame: Adriana Cargill on new play Arts And Culture 3:46 5:00 Industry “Good Grief” Entertainment The Frame: Sean Rameswaram talks Arts And Culture 3:51 5:00 Industry Drake's "More Life" 3/22/2017 TAKE TWO: Immigration Clinic – Since President Trump's election, more immigrants have been seeking legal Law & Immigration advice from organizations like El Order/Courts/Police Rescate in LA. A Martinez visits with lawyer Yanci Montes to hear about her clients' fears, and how the legal 9:10 6:25 landscape has changed. TAKE TWO: Carol Romo – It's been about a year since we last spoke with Carol Romo, the Orange County resident who was beginning the process Immigration to petition and bring back her parents after they'd been deported to their native Mexico 10 years earlier. We caught up with her to see where she is 9:16 5:35 in the immigration process. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - We'll get a preview of NCAA Sweet 16 and talk about UCLA’s freshman point guard Sports Lonzo Ball who was so hyped all year. A Martinez talks with Take Two contributors Andy and Brian 9:26 9:00 Kamenetzky. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – It's time for Spring cleaning, but if you clear out your closets, is it worth it to spend the Economics and Business Arts And Culture extra time trying to sell your old fashion through consignment shops? Michelle Dalton Tyree from Fashion Trends Daily 9:43 6:00 talks with A Martinez. .
TAKE TWO: CHP Chargers - California Highway Patrol is switching out their Law & SUV style black-and-whites with sleek Transportation Order/Courts/Police Dodge Chargers. Will it keep people from buying the car? David Undercoffler, LA Bureau reporter for 9:49 1:30 Automotive News explains. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Mayor Garcetti, former ICE agent Claude Politics Politics Arnold weigh in on Special Order 40, LAPD Chief’s comments on drop in 10:10 10:38 crime reporting among Latinos. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Explaining the TSA's laptop ban for travelers from several Middle Eastern and African Computers/Internet/IT Politics countries – Larry discusses with Alex Davies, transportation reporter for 10:44 10:54 WIRED.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What we know so far about the attack in London, Foreign News Politics on the one year anniversary of Brussels – Larry discusses with Hal Kempfer, retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel and 11:10 11:21 CEO of KIPP. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sierra snowpack overload: As Garcetti declares local State of Emergency, LA DWP preps for Owens Valley flooding – Science San Gabriel Valley Larry discusses with Eric Garcetti, Mayor of Los Angeles, and Mike Prather, Owens Lake advocate for the Eastern Sierra Audubon. 11:26 11:38
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ride into the Historical Events/ Sun: The science and cultural history of Science History Segments eclipses – Larry discusses with John Dvorak, a tech writer and author of 11:44 11:54 numerous books. Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Joe Weisberg, Joel Fields 3:36 15:00 Industry and Chris Long of "The Americans" 3/23/2017
TAKE TWO: Healthcare Vote - Republicans and Democrats have been Public Health/ Politics battling over the American Health Care Medicine Act's approval. A Martinez speaks with POLITICO's health care editor, Adriel 9:10 6:00 Bettenheim. TAKE TWO: Kamala Harris - California Senator Kamala Harris discusses the Sacramento/State American Healthcare Act, Russian Politics Politics interference in the US election, and how she plans to take on Trump with A 9:16 8:15 Martinez. TAKE TWO: HighQ - KPCC’S Jacob Law & Margolis joins A Martinez for HighQ, Economics and Business Order/Courts/Police Take Two’s weekly segment on pot in 9:26 5:30 California. TAKE TWO: Earthquake Study – Everyone has heard about the massive San Andreas Fault, but there may be one that's even more dangerous, the Science Natural Disaster Newport-Inglewood fault line. Robert Leeper, a UC Riverside earth sciences student and former geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey talks with A 9:47 6:00 Martinez. TAKE TWO: La Bestia - La Bestia or the beast, is a cargo train that has long been a free and very dangerous - form of transportation for migrants hoping to make it to the US. Now, an art Arts And Culture Immigration exhibition about the train, and the people who ride it, has come to Los Angeles. It's called Montar La Bestia, or To Climb the Beast. Contributor Betto Arcos spoke with some of the artists, 9:53 5:15 and sent us this story.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Vote or no vote? Trump, Ryan rally skeptical House Republicans for health care bill passage Public Health/ Politics – Larry discusses with Lisa Mascaro, Medicine congressional reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Margot Sanger-Katz, correspondent for The New York Times’s, and Jennifer Haberkorn, senior 10:10 10:38 health care reporter for POLITICO. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How school districts will respond to Supreme Court decision expanding students’ special Law & education rights – Larry discusses with Politics Order/Courts/Police Pedro Noguera, Ph.D., distinguished professor of education at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Alex Rojas, Ph.D., superintendent of the 10:44 10:54 Bassett Unified School District. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: CA bill would prevent local authorities from cooperating with Feds on marijuana – Larry discusses with Reggie Jones- Law & Sacramento/State Sawyer, (D-Los Angeles) CA Order/Courts/Police Politics assemblymember serving the 59th district and the lead author of the bill and Donny Youngblood, Kern County 11:10 11:21 Sheriff. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: From loss to victory: President Ronald Reagan’s Historical Events/ Politics trajectory - – Larry discusses with Craig History Segments Shirley, biographer, lecturer and 11:26 11:53 historian. Entertainment The Frame: Jonathan Handel on WGA Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 Industry strike Entertainment The Frame: Erika Aguilar on "Tangled" Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 Industry visual developer Entertainment The Frame: Filmmaker Niki Caro on Arts And Culture 3:46 10:00 Industry "Mulan" and "Zookeeper's Wife" 3/24/2017 TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – Every week we’ll get the latest political news coming out of the Golden State. A Sacramento/State Politics Martinez is joined by Carla Marinucci, Politics senior writer for Politico's California Playbook and USC professor Sherry 9:10 12:00 Bebitch Jeffe. TAKE TWO: Sanctuary Cities – Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens has Law & Immigration some misgivings about proposed Order/Courts/Police legislation to make California a sanctuary state. She speaks to A 9:26 7:05 Martinez about her concerns.
TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview – KPCC’s Diversity/ Cultural Leo Duran and LA Magazine’s Marielle Arts And Culture Events Walkim join forces each week to give you a run down of the fun thing to do 9:47 4:55 each weekend.
TAKE TWO: Compton Turns the Tables - The Compton library is offering a free Education Arts And Culture beginner's DJ course for young adults led by L-A native D-J Lynee Denise. Take Two’s Lori Galaretta stopped by to 9:52 5:16 check it all out. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: House to take up Obamacare replacement bill vote – Larry discusses with Lisa Mascaro, Public Health/ Politics Congressional reporter for the LA Medicine Times, Margot Sanger-Katz, correspondent for the New York Times’s Upshot, and Terrence Dopp, 10:10 10:21 reporter for Bloomberg News.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Democrat, Republican weigh parties’ strategies in Law & Gorsuch confirmation chess match – Politics Order/Courts/Police Larry discusses with Symone Sanders Democratic strategist with Priorities USA, and Reed Galen, Republican 10:26 10:38 political strategist. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Updating Environment Science California’s quest to preserve the Salton Sea – Larry discusses with Ian James, 10:44 10:54 reporter for The Desert Sun.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s Diversity/ Cultural FilmWeek: Larry and KPCC Film critics Arts And Culture Events Claudia Puig and Justin Change discuss ‘LIFE,’ ‘CHiPS,’ ‘Power Rangers’ and 10:07 10:58 other new films. Entertainment The Frame: Bonnie Curtis and Julie Lynn Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry producers of "Life" 3/27/2017
TAKE TWO: Trump and the Democrats – A Martinez talks to Scott Shafer, politics Politics and government editor for San Francisco public radio KQED, about where California’s democratic reps 9:10 7:00 stand.
TAKE TWO: Vegas Raiders - NFL owners are in Phoenix and later today will vote Sports Travel on the Oakland Raiders move to Sin City. Rick Velotta, gaming and tourism reporter for the Las Vegas Review- 9:17 5:00 Journal joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: The Vietnamese Community and Free Speech - State Sen. Janet Nguyen's was removal from Diversity/ Cultural Politics chambers has reignited a long-standing Events debate over free speech in Orange County's Vietnamese community of Little Saigon. LA Times reporter Anh Do 9:26 6:30 joins A Martinez. TAKE TWO: On the Lot – A Martinez gets the latest entertainment news with Entertainment Industry Rebecca Keegan, reporter for Vanity 9:47 6:50 Fair. TAKE TWO: Improv for Veterans - The famed Second City group has opened a War/ Military Events/ class specifically by and for military Arts And Culture Military Culture veterans to help vets as they transition to civilian life. Dorian Merina stopped 9:54 4:20 by a class.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s next as GOP moves on to tax reform Public Health/ following healthcare bill failure, Politics Medicine weekend violence at Trump rally – Libby discusses with Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and Paris 10:10 10:38 Dennard Republican political analyst.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With GOP health plan pulled, parsing what’s next Public Health/ Politics for the ACA in California – Libby Medicine discusses with Chad Terhune, senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News’ California Healthline, and Rebecca 10:44 10:54 Plevin, KPCC health reporter. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Serving alcohol until 4am: boon or bane for public safety? – Libby discusses with Youth/Children's Jessica Lall, president and chief Politics Issues/ Family executive of the Central City Association, and Steven Sussman, a professor of preventive medicine and 11:10 11:21 psychology. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Phenomena’ explores spoon-bending, mind-bending Books/ Literature/ discoveries from secret government Science Authors experiments with ESP and psychokinesis – Libby discusses with author Annie Jacobson, journalist and 11:26 11:54 author Entertainment Arts And Culture The Frame: Kate Valk and Scott 3:36 15:00 Industry Shepherd on "Town Bloody Hall" play 3/28/2017 TAKE TWO: Santa Ana - Jeff Session announced that the Trump Administration would “claw-back” Law & federal law enforcement funding from Immigration Order/Courts/Police cities states that don’t fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities. Santa Ana City Councilmember Sal Tinajero and UCLA law professor, 9:10 9:55 Hiroshi Motomura join A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Enviro Exec Order – President Trump is instructing federal regulators to rewrite Obama-era Environment Politics policies on climate change. Cara Horowitz co-executive director of the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at UCLA speaks to 9:26 6:00 A Martinez. TAKE TWO: Meniscus Surgery – A new team from Scripps Health has developed an artificial meniscus that, Public Health/ Science once perfected, could prevent arthritis Medicine in knees. A Martinez speaks with the studies lead author Darryl D'Lima for 9:32 5:35 more. TAKE TWO: TuesdayReviewsDay – Morgan Rhodes offers her take on Arts And Culture selections from Drake, Moonchild and 9:47 7:50 more. She joins A Martinez.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California confronts Trump’s executive order on Politics Environment climate change – Libby discusses with Ethan Elkind, Director of the Climate Program at UC Berkley, and Chris 10:10 10:21 Megerian, Los Angeles Times reporter. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Raiders’ Vegas move mean for LA fans, Sports Travel the NFL – Libby discusses with Ken Belson, NFL writer for the New York 10:26 10:38 Times.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should Internet service providers be allowed to Law & Computers/Internet/IT sell your browsing data? Libby discusses Order/Courts/Police with Jon Leibowitz, former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and Klint 10:44 10:54 Finley, reporter for Wired.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With the spotlight on Devin Nunes, a look at his chances of leaving the Russia probe – Politics Foreign News Libby discusses with Katie Bo Williams, reporter covering national security for The Hill and David Siders, senior 11:10 11:21 reporter for POLITICO.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In case an asteroid hurtles towards Earth, there’s Science Environment a group of scientists who’ve got us covered – Libby discusses with Carrie 11:26 11:54 Nugent, scientist at Caltech/IPAC. Entertainment The Frame: Brent Lang on CinemaCon Arts And Culture 3:36 7:00 Industry news Entertainment The Frame: Jessica Williams on “The Arts And Culture 3:43 7:00 Industry Incredible Jessica James" 3/29/2017
TAKE TWO: What’s Representative Nunes been up to? - It’s been quite a Washington, DC few days for the congressman and a lot Politics reports of questions are being asked about who did what and when and how. A Martinez runs through the timeline of 9:10 4:30 the last week. TAKE TWO: Sacramento ICE Townhall - Thomas Homan, acting director for ICE and County Sheriff Scott Jones faced Law & portests and pointed questions about Immigration Order/Courts/Police how deportations would be carried out at a public forum on immigration enforcement in Sacramento. A Martinez speaks with Capital Public 9:15 6:45 Radio's Ben Adler. TAKE TWO: K2 Sports - A Martinez gets the latest sports news with Take Two Sports contributors Andy and Brian 9:26 9:15 Kamenetzky.
TAKE TWO: Concussions and Student Athletes - Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher has announced the Sacramento/State Sports Athlete Protection Act, which would Politics create a commission that would protect the interests of players. We'll hear the details of the plan and why Fletcher thinks it could make up for the NCAA's 9:35 2:45 shortcomings in the area. TAKE TWO: Styled Side – Michelle Dalton Tyree, the founder of the Economics and Business Arts And Culture Fashion Trends Daily blog joins A Martinez. This week: Why Easter is big 9:47 5:30 business in LA. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: UK Prime Minister Theresa May makes Brexit Foreign News Politics official – Larry discusses with Gary O’Donoghue, Washington 10:10 10:21 correspondent for the BBC. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A debate on ethics as anti- Planned Parenthood activists charged with felonies – Larry Law & discusses with David Daleiden project Media Order/Courts/Police lead and founder at The Center for Medical Progress, Steve Cooley, attorney representing David Daleiden, and Jane Kirtley, professor of media 10:26 10:38 ethics and law.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What potential changes to carpool and toll Law & lanes rules could mean for LA drivers – Transportation Order/Courts/Police Larry discusses with Damien Newton, co-editor at Streetsblog California, and Harvey Rosenfield, founder of 10:44 10:54 Consumer Watchdog. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing public interest vs law enforcement concerns with releasing body camera Law & Computers/Internet footage – Larry discusses with Peter Order/Courts/Police /IT Bibring, senior staff attorney and director of police practices for the ACLU and Craig Lally president of the Los 11:10 11:38 Angeles Police Protective League. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Unless we do something about it, many SoCal Environment Science beaches could be gone by 2100 – Larry discusses with Sean Vitousek, lead 11:44 11:54 author of the study. Entertainment The Frame: Jason Segel on his film “The Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry Discovery" 3/30/2017
TAKE TWO: Human Voter Guide – It’s back with a special edition looking at Politics the race to fill the seat vacated by Xavier Becerra. KPCC politics reporter 9:10 6:00 Mary Plummer talks to A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Road Repair - Governor Jerry Brown new gas and vehicle taxes Sacramento/State Transportation that would generate more than 5 billion Politics dollars for road repairs. A Martinez is joined by KPCC's infrastructure 9:16 6:00 reporter, Sharon McNary.
TAKE TWO: High Q – California is the largest marijuana market in the country, Coloradans take a stand Politics against the federal government with new legislation and Canada moves to legalize weed for all. A Martinez talks 9:26 5:10 with KPCC’s Jacob Margolis.
TAKE TWO: The Ride - Tesla's Elon Musk went on a Twitter binge this week, Transportation Energy promising that his company's upcoming Model 3 will crush BMW. Motor critic 9:47 6:05 Sue Carpenter talks with A Martinez. TAKE TWO: NK3 – The Novel, "NK3" depicts a dark future of Los Angeles 4 Books/ Literature/ years after a biological weapon has Authors erased humanity's memory of the past. Author, Micheal Tolkin gives us peek 9:53 6:04 into the tale. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Governor Jerry Brown plans to pave the road with a new tax proposal – Larry Law & Transportation discusses with Michael Quigley, Order/Courts/Police executive director for California Alliances for Jobs, and Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis 10:10 10:38 Taxpayers Association. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pierce College lawsuit brings campus ‘free speech zones’ into question – Larry discusses with Scott Lewis, J.D., partner Law & Education with The National Center for Higher Order/Courts/Police Education Risk Management and Marieke Tuthill Beck-Coon, director of litigation with Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. 10:44 10:54 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How will grants from Prop 47 help keep former inmates off the street? – Larry discusses Law & Public Health/ with Frank Stoltze, KPCC Order/Courts/Police Medicine correspondent, Leticia Perez, Kern County Supervisor and Eunisses Hernandez, policy coordinator for Drug 11:10 11:38 Policy Alliance. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New Netflix Historical Events/ documentary explore the role of Foreign News History Segments filmmaking in the Second World War – Larry discusses with Mark Harris, writer 11:44 11:54 and film historian. Entertainment The Frame: Danger Mouse on Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry producing "Resistance Radio" 3/31/2017
TAKE TWO: Who is Devin Nunes - California’s Congressional Representative Devin Nunes is under Politics more scrutiny than ever but in his hometown of Tulare California, many feel that the national media is treating him unfairly. A Martinez speaks with 9:10 6:00 Lewis Griswold from the Fresno Bee.
TAKE TWO: State of Affairs – For the latest political news coming out of Sacramento/State California and how it might affect the Politics Politics rest of the nation, Carla Marinucci, senior writer for Politico's California Playbook and USC professor Sherry 9:26 9:30 Bebitch Jeffe join A Martinez.
TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview - KPCC’s Leo Duran and LA Magazine’s Marielle Arts And Culture Walkim join forces each week to give you a run down of the fun thing to do 9:47 4:15 each weekend.
TAKE TWO: The Binge - Take Two contributor Mark Jordan Legan joins A Entertainment Industry Martinez for our regular segment that looks at the best new movies and 9:51 8:45 shows available on streaming services. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: National security roundup: More trouble for Washington, DC Nunes, highlights from Senate Intel Politics reports Committee hearing and whether General Flynn should get immunity for testimony – Larry discusses with Phil 10:10 10:21 Ewing, national security editor at NPR.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New California bill to protect employee’s reproductive rights: antidote to sexism Law & Public Health/ Medicine or attack on religion? – Larry discusses Order/Courts/Police with Gretchen Borchelt, the Vice President for Reproductive Rights and Health at the National Women’s Law Center and Matthew McReynolds, Staff 10:26 10:38 Attorney at Pacific Justice Institute.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How the US should approach ISIS’s human shield strategy in Raqqa – Larry discusses Foreign News Politics with Sarah Margon, Washington director at Human Rights Watch and Nicholas Heras, at the Center for a New 10:44 10:54 American Security.
Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry Mantle Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Culture and KPCC film critics Peter Rainer, Amy Events Nicholson and Charles Solomon review 11:10 11:54 this weekend’s new movie releases. Entertainment The Frame: Moira Buffini on her new Arts And Culture 3:36 15:00 Industry series "Harlots" A Sampling of Listener Comments
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Lori Spangler “Thanks for the reminder call @KPCC I just upped sustaining membership. I’m happy to help, wish it was more. Honest reporting is important!” https://twitter.com/DazedinLA/status/847631370591494145
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John Tallacksen: “KPCC I give to KPCC for many reasons, but this Spring I gave for the preservation of unbiased journalism.” https://twitter.com/John_Tallacksen/status/846436843377741824
Seth Daniel Pailet “I just donated with a monthly membership. I am happy to contribute to continue receiving objective news that I listen to daily. Thanks KPCC Keep doing what you’re doing!” https://www.facebook.com/kpcc/posts/10154395516008016
Elizabeth Carlton Chase "Speaking to the membership department on KPCC during their current fund drive, I very clunkily expressed myself in a dorky way that might be read on-air. So, let me clarify here: If you live in Southern California (or even if you don't, but have streaming capabilities) and you love NPR, you should definitely be aware of this wonderful station and all of the people involved. Joshua and I have been sustaining members for years, now, and we both find the programming indispensable. Santa Monica's KCRW is our other NPR love and our home for music, but KPCC is our "home station," and one of our few choices for reliable news. We are both storytellers, and KPCC is not just about investigative reporting and current events, but also about culture, and real PEOPLE - sharing their real stories. Check out KPCC at 89.3 FM, and please consider supporting them and becoming a member. Join us! “
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Also, some special love for Libby Denkman (she is v. popular among our social audience) Dr. Jay Aguda “Pleasantly surprised to hear @libdenk on #morningedition on my drive! Welcome back! @KPCC” https://twitter.com/jayraguda/status/847111596845387776
Nicole Childers “It was so lovely to hear @libdenk on @KPCC this week, hosting the local morning edition drive!” https://twitter.com/mediagyrl/status/847853388670746624
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Hello my name is Marian Bodnar and I’m the organizer of an indivisible group in Orange County. District 39. . . I’m calling about regarding the piece that was just on. . .regarding indivisible groups. The piece was not very well balanced and seemed to portray indivisible groups as rather disruptive and divisive and that is not the case. I was not very happy with the particular piece that was done. The reporter did not seem to have done enough research on either the groups’ goals nor how we all operate. One of the things is we adhere to peaceful protests, non-disruptive. And I’m just calling to make a comment that it was not a well-balanced or thought out interview. Nor did they interview anyone from an indivisibles. Thank you.
Hi my name is Julie Fullerton. I'm a listener on the Westside, the border of Santa Monica. I just wanted to let you know that I haven't been able to get reception for the station all day today, in my car. I have two different radios in my house and I went on the website to see if you had any notification of something going on and I don't see anything. I could still obviously get it through the app but I just wanted to make sure that you were aware that we don't seem to be getting the signal on the Westside today. Okay thanks so much bye bye. Hello my name is Lorie Earlensson, I am a member already and I’m calling because I’m quite upset . . . I was listening to KPCC in the car which I almost always do . . . I don’t know what the show was but there was someone named Maya . . . she was talking about a women’s clinic in texas, she was talking about two people, one who was pro choice and one who was anti . . . And I was extremely upset because she kept calling it an abortion clinic. There’s no such thing as an abortion clinic. There’s no such thing as something that only does abortions. There are women’s clinics, and she very specifically said that this clinic provides other services to women, so please, please, please, please get your entire outfit to stop using the term abortion clinic. That is a term created by the anti-choice people years ago . . .they had a whole vocabulary. . . Just because they managed to get the media to use it, you need to stop it on your station, please . . .”
My name is Deanne, and I have been a donor to KPCC and I’m an avid listener. I’m calling because of the information you’ve been giving out on Proposition S. You have been very one sided. You guys are reporting it very incorrectly and it makes me think that your siding or taking money from the big developers that are supporting S. And as a person who is about ready to be evicted by a developer I am asking that you do a lot more diligent research on the S proposition. Absolutely, this needs to be passed here in Los Angeles. Proposition S needs to be given a much better fair shake, at least from your radio. You are not representing it at all fairly. You are quoting people from the opposition S but yet you do not have anyone on the “for” side of Proposition S speaking. And I am very disgruntled by KPCC by not doing a fair job in representing this wonderful proposition that needs to pass . . . . please, please do a better job with Proposition S and present it more fairly, thank you
RE: Reporting on Measure S (starts 1/3 way in) “I think you’re totally allowing the local politicians to frame the argument. And you have to do better reporting, you just have to. And why are you not even mentioning 4th and 5th amendment issues regarding zoning, how people can sell zoning. How would you like the city to sell zoning for your next door neighbor so they can build a 20 story building? How would that affect your property value?
Just so happy to have Terry Gross back every day at a time when I'm likely to be listening. Larry then Terry - an embarrassment of riches. Thanks.
A few years back when A. Martínez started hosting Take Two I was hesitant of him - a sports commentator? But I was wrong - A. Martínez is a great host - and I find his questioning smart and probing. I just wanted him to know that I think he's doing great.
Too little, too late. Breitbart News, the Drudge Report, & InfoWars are now the official state-run media. But you guys -- feel free to keep reporting on the latest trends in LA & other trivia rather than in-depth reporting on anything substantive. KPCC has On the Media on at 10pm Sunday night, seriously?!?!
I am disappointed to see that I can no longer comment as a guest in the airtalk discussion/comment thread. I don't want to have to register with "disqus" to do so. Thanks Where is Alex Cohen? KPCC website still has her as "co-host" of TAKE TWO. I thought she was going to be in Steve Julian's position starting yesterday.
Loves Take Two misses Alex What is new in the Ukraine? In Syria? In Yemen? In Europe? In other words, does everything have to be about Trump? Us?