Southern California Public Radio- FCC Quarterly Programming Report Oct 1- Dec 30,2016 KPCC-KUOR-KJAI-KVLA-K227BX-K210AD

START TIME DURATION ISSUE ISSUE TITLE AND NARRATIVE 10/1/2016 12:04 12:55 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Chris Redd performs a stand-up routine, sits down with John Rabe and Industry receives his "welcome to LA" gift. (Chris Redd, John Rabe) 12:17 3:31 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: KPCC's Frank Stoltze and saxophonist Allen Mezquida performing their Industry rendition of Tom Waits' break-up song to the vallet, "Frank's Wild Years". (Frank Stoltze, Allen Mezquida) 12:32 7:06 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Animators Ron Clements and John Musker discuss their work together on "The Industry Great Mouse Detective" and "The Little Mermaid". Ron and John also preview their new film "Moana". (Ron Clements, John Musker, John Rabe) 12:39 7:34 Interview (one Media Off-Ramp: Dinner Party Download's Rigo Galliano interviews John Rabe about his start in guest) radio and fun facts about his career and baseball. (Rigo Galliano, John Rabe)

12:46 2:04 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: David Whitfield performs "A Foggy Day" and sits down with host John Rabe Industry 12:53 4:15 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Substitute producer Taylor Orsi and her improv group Broken People perform Industry their popular "Bitchy Resting Face" sketch live for the first time. (Cast of Broken People)

12:57 5:13 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to members of "yacht-rock" group Harbor Party about the Industry meaning of "yachtifying" a song and working with trained session musicians. (Harbor Party, John Rabe) 10/3/2016 9:07 8:00 Law & Racial Relations Take Two: South LA Shooting: The LA coroner's office has identified the 18-year-old shot Order/Courts/Pol and killed by police on Saturday in South L.A. as Carnell Snell Jr. For more, A Martinez ice speaks with Jody Armour, professor of law at the University of Southern California.

9:15 6:45 Politics Economics and Take Two: Trump Taxes: According to the NY Times Republican nominee Donald Trump's Business massive loss of income over 20 years ago may have allowed him to avoid paying income taxes for years to come. For more, Alex Cohen speaks with Robert Rosenthal, executive director of the Center for Investigative Reporting. 9:22 8:00 Foreign News Take Two: Colombia peace deal: In Colombia, voters narrowly defeated a peace deal that would have ended the longest-running armed conflict in Latin America. For more on the local reaction A Martinez speaks with Hector Aristizabal, he's an actor based here in LA, but he grew up in Colombia. 9:34 9:00 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Alex Cohen gets the latest Hollywood business news with Rebecca Industry Keegan of the Los Angeles Times. 9:43 7:30 Politics Racial Relations Take Two: Latino Voters: Is the Latino community big enough to sway the election? For answers, A Martinez talks to Louis Desipio, professor of political science and Chicano studies at UC Irvine. 9:51 6:45 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: For more on the local elections and ballot measures, SCPR's Senior Politics Reporter, Mary Plummer, speaks with Alex Cohen for Take Two's weekly Human Voter Guide. 10:07 9:00 Law & Economics and Take Two: Prison Bars and Hair Dryers: A hair and makeup program at Valley State Order/Courts/Pol Business Prison in Chowchilla, California is giving former inmate a second chance on the outside, in ice the beauty industry. Stacey Leasca wrote about the initiative for GOOD magazine and joins A Martinez with more. 10:16 5:45 Gender Economics and Take Two: Pay Gender Gap: In the 37th U.S. Congressional District, based in Los Angeles Equity/Transgen Business County, women’s median earnings were actually percentage points ahead of men’s. Alex der Issues Cohen finds out more with Catherine Hill, vice president of research at the American Association of University Women. 10:22 8:15 Sports Law & Take Two: O'Bannon vs NCAA: The case, involving former UCLA basketball star Ed Order/Courts/Polic O'Bannon and the NCAA, made it all the way to the Supreme Court. For more, A Martinez e spoke with Brent Kendall, legal affairs reporter for the Wall Street Journal.

10:34 3:35 War/ Military Homosexuality Take Two: Transgender Troops: New rules go into effect today that detail how military Events/ Military leaders must treat transgender service members. It's the latest step in the Pentagon's Culture effort to integrate transgender troops into the armed forces. Patricia Murphy reports.

10:39 9:05 Books/ Take Two: Pasadena: Young Adult fiction writer, Sherri L. Smith joins Alex Cohen to Literature/ discuss her new book, "Pasadena". Authors 10:48 9:05 Arts And Culture Take Two: The LA People Walker: LA actor Chuck McCarthy started "The People Walker" as a bit of a joke, with some flyers up on telephone poles. Now he's getting requests from all around the world for people looking to go for a walk with him - and pay $7/hour for it. AirtalkA Martinez with went Larry for Mantle: a walk The with New him. York Times released Trump’s taxes from 1995 – Larry Politics Economics and talks about how both campaigns can spin the information, as well as the media ethics Business behind the decision – with guests Dorothy Brown, professor of law at Emory University; she is an expert on tax law, Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist and founder and chief executive officer of Rodriguez Strategies, Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and former policy director for the Romney-Ryan 2012 presidential campaign and Kelly McBride, a senior faculty member with The Poynter Institute and one of the nation's leading experts on media ethics 11:06 11:39 Law & Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry analyzes the officer involved fatalities in South LA, Order/Courts/Pol Pasadena, El Cajon, Sacramento with Tim Williams, Retired LAPD Senior Detective ice Supervisor (Robbery-Homicide Division), 1974-2003 and David A. Klinger, Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice, University of Missouri--St.Louis 11:42 11:58 Sports Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sunday night marked the last game in the broadcast booth for the voice of the Dodgers, and to many, the voice of baseball Vin Scully. Larry talked to 12:06 12:58 Nick Roman, host of KPCC’s All Things Considered, about Scully’s legacy. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 7:00 Industry The Frame: Michael Ritchie on the legacy of Gordon Davidson Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:43 3:00 Industry The Frame: Rebroadcast of Sir Neville Marriner's interview Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Goldie Taylor and Vinson Cunningham talk Nate Parker 10/4/2016 9:07 9:10 Politics Take Two: Role of The VP: Ahead of the Vice Presidential debates, we'll take a look at what's typically expected of the second person on the ticket. Political science professor Rachel Van Sickle-Ward speaks with A Martinez. 9:16 6:30 Politics Take Two: Secret Trump Voters: Guardian reporter Amber Jamieson has been tracking American voters who support Trump – but are choosing to do so secretly – and tells Alex Cohen more on Take Two. 9:23 8:00 Politics Media Take Two: #VoteForYourFuture: A slew of actors, musicians and other celebrities are featured in a video encouraging EVERYONE to vote. For more on this video and the role of pop culture in politics Alex Cohen speaks with Stephen Golin, founder of the production company Anonymous Content. 9:34 11:00 Youth/Children's Take Two: The Brood: Disabled Children: Finding a good school for a child with a Issues/ Family learning or developmental disability, can be hard. It's one that LA mom Sylvia Youngblood went through with her four children. She shares her story with Alex Cohen

9:45 7:30 Economics and Natural Disaster Take Two: Earthquake Retrofitting: San Bernardino city hall closed down through Business Tuesday due to increased seismic activity in the Salton Sea. A Martinez speaks with John Taferner, a retrofitting expert to explore the estimated cost and what the general public should know about building safety. 9:53 4:30 Law & Sacramento/State Take Two: CA Counts Death Penalty: As part of our California Counts collaboration, Order/Courts/Pol Politics KQED's Scott Shafer reports on how Prop. 66 is intended to work - but why it might not. ice 10:07 9:20 Law & Take Two: South LA Video: The LA Police Department released a security video of the Order/Courts/Pol chase leading up to the death of 18-year-old Carnell Snell Junior. David Klinger, professor ice of criminology and criminal justice at the university of Missouri St. Louis, and a former patrol officer for LAPD, spoke to Alex Cohen about it.

10:16 7:00 Education Take Two: Teacher Shortage: Some of the state's biggest school districts say they have no teacher shortages, which is a big boon to education. The problem is that they're draining teachers away from smaller districts. A Martinez looks at the issue with Ed Source director Louis Freedberg. 10:23 6:40 Environment Take Two: Endangered Bees: What are the implications of vanishing bees, and what does it mean for California? For more, Alex Cohen spoke with Greg Koob, Conservation and Restoration Team Manager for the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Hawaii.

10:34 8:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: A Martinez gets the latest and greatest in music on Tuesday Reviewsday with music journalist Steve Hochman. 10:42 13:30 Gender Historical Events/ Take Two: Rad Women: Alex Cohen chats with Kate Schatz and Miriam Klein Stahl about Equity/Transgen History Segments their new book, "Rad Women International." der Issues Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It’s the start of a new term for the SCOTUS – Larry takes a Order/Courts/Polic look at the cases on docket and how they’ll be affected by the empty chair, with e Supreme Court 2016 term: Criminal appeals, racial questions, one empty chair Margaret Russell, professor of law at Santa Clara University; her areas of expertise include 11:06 11:23:00 constitutional law and the Supreme Court. Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Lawyers debate ethics, legality of releasing names of rape e accusers in court in the context of rape allegations against Derrick Rose – Larry discusses with Laura Dunn, Esq., victims’ rights attorney and executive director of SurvJustice and 11:25 11:42 William Weinberg, criminal defense lawyer based in Irvine, California. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses what’s next for Colombia since the FARC peace treaty didn’t pass – with Julia Symmes Cobb, Bogotá-based freelance journalist and Gimena Sanchez, senior associate for Colombia and Haiti at the Washington Office on Latin America . 11:44 11:58:00 Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about props 65, 67 duel over plastic bags, plus Politics what Prop 57 could mean for prisons with guest Marisa Lagos, reporter for KQED’s 12:06 12:30 California Government and Politics Desk. Arts And Culture Transportation Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Londoners traveling on the city's often overcrowded Underground subway system are not known to be particularly outgoing, but there's a campaign afoot to change that. Larry discusses the new TubeChat pins with Kio Stark, author of the book, When Strangers Meet and Susan Weinschenk, a behavioral 12:30 12:58 psychologist. Arts And Culture Computers/Intern 3:36 5:00 et/IT The Frame: Ina Fried from ReCode talks Google's new hardware Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Musician Eric Bobo on finding his father's lost tapes Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Producers Nicolas Gonda and Sarah Green on "Voyage of Time" 10/5/2016 9:07 10:00 Politics Take Two: Non-Voters: A look at why some are choosing to not cast any vote for any candidate, Alex Cohen speaks with Michael McDonald Political Science Professor at university of Florida and Ange-Marie Hancock, associate professor of political science at the University of Southern California. 9:17 10:45 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Senate Debate: The one and only debate between the two Democratic Politics candidates in the race to replace retiring U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer takes place Wednesday in LA. A Martinez checks in on the race with Dan Scnhur, director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC and, possibly, UCLA’s Matt Baretto. 9:28 3:30 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: To be a Senator: What does it take to make a good US Senator? In advance of Politics Wednesday's US Senate debate between Attorney General Kamala Harris and Orange County Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, reporter Matt Laslo asked some of those who know the job best. 9:34 10:30 Sports #N/A Take Two: K2 Sports: Every week A Martinez gets the latest in sports news with Brian and Andy Kamenetsky. 9:45 11:50 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Phoebe Robinson: Phoebe Robinson, comic and co-host of 2 Dope Queens Events podcast joins Alex Cohen to talk about her new book, "You Can't Touch My Hair."

10:07 8:00 Politics Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: #ThatMexicanThing: Reactions are rolling in on social media this morning Events after the first and only vice-presidential debate last night. It wasn't long before latino viewers latched onto HASHTAG - That Mexican Thing. For more, Alex Cohen speaks with local Trump supporter Felix Viega. 10:15 7:00 Gender Take Two: OC Airline: A look at the claims surrounding certain airlines and its women Equity/Transgen passengers. David Whiting, staff columnist at the Orange County Register, has been der Issues talking to female passengers who have described their experiences. He speaks with Alex Cohen for more. 10:22 7:05 Education Take Two: School Success: If you want to make it, study hard, and go to college. But it may not be true anymore, especially if you're a low-income Latino student in California. The California Report's, Ana Tintocalis looked into whether higher education in California still leads to greater economic opportunities. 10:34 6:20 Computers/Inter Take Two: Google Home: Now that Google has its answer to Amazon’s Alexa, Alex Cohen net/IT compares and contrasts with David Pierce, a senior writer with WIRED, plus look at what the appetite is for these products. 10:41 4:30 Computers/Inter Take Two: Fast Forward: Technology is erasing borders, but how will it shape how we net/IT live and work in Los Angeles? A Martinez tackles this question as part of KPCC In Person's Future Forward, it's in partnership with the ArtCenter College of Design and Jered Gold from ArtCenter joins Take Two with a preview. 10:45 12:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: Bike Pants: Take Two fashion contributor Michelle Dalton Tyree and SCPR’s Leo Duran review lines of fashionable clothing meant to be worn on a bike with A Martinez. Politics Talk of the City Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses last night’s VP debate with Angela T. Rye, a democratic analyst and CEO of IMPACT Strategies, Sean T. Walsh, Republican political analyst and partner at Wilson Walsh Consulting in San Francisco and Lori Cox Han, 11:06 11:30 professor of political science at Chapman University Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New data prompts caution for young women choosing Public Health/ Science hormonal birth control Medicine A group of gynecology researchers are urging doctors (and pharmacists) to recognize the birth control pill's association with depression and antidepressants – Larry discusses recent findings with Holly Grigg-Spall, Author, "Sweetening the Pill: Or How We Got Hooked On Hormonal Birth Control" and Dr. Pratima Gupta, MD, Obstetrician and Gynecologist in the Bay Area 11:31 11:58 Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry checks in on California’s controversial bullet train Politics proposals with Meghan McCarty, KPCC reporter covering commuting and mobility issues, Paul Dyson, President of Rail Passenger Association of California and Nevada and Karo Torossian, director of planning and the environment for Los Angeles City Councilmember 12:06 12:35 Paul Krekorian Computers/Inter Homeland Security Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Incoming Yahoo emails last year were scanned by the net/IT company’s custom built software program designed to search for information for U.S. security officials – Larry discusses with Joseph Menn, technology projects reporter for 12:35 12:42:00 Reuters Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Rolling Stone splashed its latest cover with a list of “The 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time,” but of course for TV-lovers and critics, highly debatable. Larry discusses with Hank Stuever, TV Critic for the Washington Post and Sonia Saraiya, 12:45 12:58 TV critic for Variety Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 9:00 Industry The Frame: Ezra Edelman on directing "OJ: Made in America" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:45 10:00 Industry The Frame: Fred Armisen on "Portlandia" and "Documentary Now!" 10/6/2016 9:07 8:00 Law & Take Two: Officer Shooting Death: An LA County Sheriff’s Department Sergeant died Order/Courts/Pol Wednesday after he was shot, responding to a burglary in Lancaster. A Martinez gets the ice latest from SCPR’s Frank Stoltze. 9:15 8:40 Transportation Public Health/ Take Two: The Ride: Prop 64: Wednesday law enforcement and safety officials met at Medicine the Petersen Auto Museum in LA for a daylong seminar on how to deal with drivers who are high on pot. Our motor critic Sue Carpenter was there and shares some of what she heard with Alex Cohen. 9:23 6:21 Diversity/ Politics Take Two: Maria Hinajosa: A new poll out today from Florida International University Cultural Events and the Hispanic mobile advertising company Adsmovil finds only 11% of Latino voters currently support the Republican nominee. For more, Alex Cohen speaks to Latina journalist Maria Hinojosa. 9:34 7:00 Environment Arts And Culture Take Two: LA Green Build: Alex Cohen talks to Elizabeth Monoian and Robert Ferry about an international design competition that is taking place this year in Santa Monica in conjunction with the annual green build conference, also taking place in LA.

9:41 8:00 Environment Take Two: Water Conservation: Efforts by Californians to conserve water have slipped for a third consecutive month, according to a report Wednesday by the Water Resources Control Board. People in the state’s cities and towns cut water use by just 17.7%. For more, A Martinez talks to the Board’s staff scientist Max Gomberg.

9:49 4:00 Science Take Two: Stanford Birds: A team of scientists at Stanford University has designed a one- of-a-kind wind tunnel for birds to analyze their flying. The BBC's Victoria Gill has gained exclusive access to Stanford's flight lab. She began her visit in the university's cactus garden on the hunt for a hummingbird. 9:53 4:20 Law & Take Two: Prop 58: As part of our California Counts election coverage, SCPR's Adolfo Order/Courts/Pol Guzman-Lopez visited a school in San Gabriel - where the current limits on bilingual ice education and the potential for multilingual education exist side-by-side.

10:07 15:20 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: In our weekly look at government and politics in the Golden e Politics State, A Martinez recaps the U.S. Senate debate, tallys up the Governor's vetoes, and checks in on Propositions 61 and 57. Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler and SCPR's senior politics reporter Mary Plummer. 10:22 8:00 Racial Relations Take Two: 'Watters' World: Jesse Watters is a Fox News correspondent ... and his recent segment has put him in hot water with Asian-Americans. It's rife with Asian stereotypes from beginning to end. For more, Alex Cohen speaks to comedian Jeff Yang.

10:34 6:00 Education Take Two: El Camino Charter: The EL Camino Real High School school followed accusations that Fehte mismanaged funds after unusual charges to his company credit card came to light. For more Alex Cohen spoke with Southern Californa Public Radio’s education reporter Kyle Stokes. 10:40 8:00 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Saffron Tales: A new book aims to tell a different story of Iran, through its Events food. The Saffron Tales is the work of British-Iranian cook, Yasmin Khan, who traveled back and forth to Iran gathering stories and recipes over many years. She spoke to A Martinez. 10:48 7:35 Media Economics and Take Two: Netflix Tax: Several California cities, including Pasadena, are mulling a so- Business called “Netflix tax” that would tax streaming services. For more, A Martinez talks to Slate’s Henry Grabar. Sacramento/Stat Politics e Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses California’s one and only US Senate debate between Harris and Sanchez with John Myers, Sacramento Bureau Chief, Los Angeles 11:06 11:40 Times and Marisa Lagos, reporter for KQED’s California Government and Politics desk. Energy Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: SoCal residents weigh the benefits of investing in rooftop solar Business panels. Larry weighs the matter with Ivan Penn, energy reporter for the Los Angeles 11:43 11:58 Times. Sacramento/Stat Politics e Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The pro & con of Prop 59 to tell officials to overturn Citizens United - Larry discusses with Michele Sutter, the chair of the Yes On 59 Committee and John Eastman, Professor of Law & Community Service, Chapman University; Founding 12:06 12:26:00 Director, Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at The Claremont Institute. Science Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Environmentalists debate ‘delisting’ of Yellowstone grizzly bear from endangered species. Larry analyzes the issue with Matt Hogan, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mountain-Prairie Region 6 in Colorado and Rick Bass, writer-in-residence 12:28 12:47 at Montana State University. Economics and Arts And Culture Business Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is the craft beer industry facing a slowdown? Larry discusses 12:49 12:58 with Tom McCormick, executive director of California Craft Brewers Association. Arts And Culture Computers/Intern 3:36 5:00 et/IT The Frame: Lucas Shaw on surge in Netflix stock Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Collin Friesen visits the Hollywood Premier Party Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Jon Braver on his interactive haunted house "Delusion" 10/7/2016 9:07 7:45 Foreign News Immigration Take Two: Haitians in Mexico: Several thousand Haitians are in Tijuana, having traveled 7,000 miles by whatever means possible in recent months to reach a gateway to the U.S. Alex Cohen talks to Elliot Spagat of the Associated Press. 9:15 7:30 Politics Take Two: Voter Registration: There's some good news on the voter engagement front in California. Secretary of State Alex Padilla announced Wednesday that a record number of Californians are now registered to vote. Kim Alexander, president of the California Voter Foundation, joins A Martinez to tell us more about it.

9:23 6:45 Computers/Inter Take Two: Virtual Landlord: Web domain names might as well represent real estate net/IT online. It turns out when someone buys up a name that's related to politics, the returns can be especially big. Alex Cohen speaks with reporter Laurel Rosenhall for more.

9:34 16:00 Media Racial Relations Take Two: African American women TV depictions: The HBO show, Insecure, will officially debut this weekend.The show is partially based on Issa Rae's web series, Awkward Black Girl. Alex Cohen talks about the depiction of African American women in entertainment, and what it means for real women with Sharon Brooks and Maiysha Kai .

9:50 8:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: Vigilante: Southland: DC Comics's Vigilante series has been around since the 40's, with multiple riffs on the titular character's persona. Now the hero is returning, this time as a young black man from Southern California. A Martinez speaks to writer Gary Phillips about his new mini series. 10:07 9:30 Law & Homeland Security Take Two: Tasers: In the past week, two men have died in Southern California after being Order/Courts/Pol tasered by police officers. For more about why these so-called non-lethal weapons ice sometimes kill, Alex Cohen speaks to Colin Christensen, doctoral student who's been studying tasers for the Jurisprudence and Social Policy program at UC Berkeley Law School. 10:17 7:00 Environment Take Two: Deep Tremors: Tremors are occurring much deeper in the earth than researchers originally thought. New research out of Cal Tech found evidence of earthquakes more than 15 deep in the ground, cutting into the earth’s rocky crusts. For more, A Martinez talks to Asaf Inbal, a research with the seismology lab at Cal tech.

10:24 9:45 Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Take Two: Autry: California Continued: The Autry Museum of the American West is History Segments opening a new exhibit that looks back at the state's ecological history and how it can help current residents care for the California's environment. Alex Cohen visits the exhibit with the museum's education manager, Sarah Wilson, who is a contributing curator on the exhibit. 10:39 8:00 Immigration Media Take Two: Television and immigration: Take Two looks at the television industry portrayal of immigrant families and why networks are finally incorporating this narrative into their programming. Alex Cohen talks to Variety’s Debra Birnbaum about the trend.

10:47 5:00 Diversity/ Arts And Culture Take Two: Filipino fest: The Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture taking place Saturday Cultural Events at Echo Park. It marks the 25th anniversary of the festival – and a return to historic Filipinotown for the event. A Martinez talks about it with Tina Bulchand, the interim director for Fil-Am-Arts, the organization that puts on the event.

10:52 4:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins A Martinez to review some of the fun and inexpensive things to do in LA. Natural Disaster Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The latest on Hurricane Matthew as it strikes the Florida coast - Larry talks to Robert Alonso, reporter with WOKV FM in Jacksonville, Florida; he is at the Emergency Operations Center in St. John’s County near Jacksonville. 11:06 11:17 Sacramento/Stat Transportation Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Prop 64 and what we know about car collisions in states with e Politics legal recreational pot - Larry discusses with Jeff Spring, spokesman with the Auto Club of Southern California and David Bearman, M.D., vice president of the American Academy 11:19 11:40:00 of Cannabinoid Medicine Law & Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal analysis of charges against ‘Backpage’ CEO - Larry talks Order/Courts/Pol Issues/ Family to Eric Goldman, a Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law. He also co- 11:43 11:58:00 ice directs the school’s High Tech Law Institute. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: It's FilmWeek: 'The Birth of a Nation,' 'The Girl on the Train,' and more - discussed by Larry and Justin Chang, Film Critic for KPCC and the “Los Angeles Times,” Charles Solomon, Film Critic for KPCC and Animation Scoop and Animation 12:06 12:40 Magazine and Amy Nicholson, Film Critic for KPCC and Chief Film Critic, MTV News. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Feds to review foreign influence and investment in Hollywood - Larry discusses with Ryan Faughnder, Entertainment Business Reporter, Los Angeles 12:42 12:58 Times and Matt Pressberg, Film Business Reporter, The Wrap Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: WSJ's Hannah Karp on Desert Trip festival Arts And Culture Politics 3:41 5:00 The Frame: Get Lit Rising founder Diane Luby Lane Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: "Westworld" creators Lisa Joy and Jona Nolan 10/8/2016 12:08 6:17 Entertainment Science Off-Ramp: As Halloween approaches, John Rabe and Maya Sugarman face their fears at Industry the LA Zoo with the help of Senior Keeper Chris Rodriguez. (John Rabe, Chris Rodriguez)

12:15 5:29 Diversity/ Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Joanna Clay visits a Garden Grove shop that is one of the few places in the US Cultural Events approved by one of the ruling Samoan tattoo families. 12:21 7:22 Historical Obituaries Events/ History Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon tells us the story of Bobbi Bratt, a punk rocker from Southern Segments California whose life was cut short by cancer almost thirty years ago. 12:28 4:18 Diversity/ Economics and Cultural Events Business Off-Ramp: Erika Aguilar visit a Palestinian-American family in Anaheim. Thier version of the American dream includes making falafel an American household name. 12:35 :44 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Lyk Dis" by NxWorries 12:46 5:39 #N/A Media Off-Ramp: John Rabe brings in pop culture experts Tim Cogshell and Mike Roe to evaluate the new Godzilla reboot. Critic Cogshell says it’s one of the best monster movies of all time. 12:52 2:16 Science Youth/Children's Issues/ Family Off-Ramp: Frankie Browneagle, from Brains On, learns about X-rays and how they help scientists understand the very smallest particles and the most massive black holes. 10/10/2016 9:07 6:00 Law & Take Two: Palm Springs Shooting: Police say they’ve arrested the suspect in the shooting Order/Courts/Pol death of two officers over the weekend. To hear how the community is reacting A ice Martinez speas to Palm Springs Mayor Robert Moon. 9:13 8:00 Politics Take Two: Trump Fall Out: The Presidential race, and the effects Donald Trump's candidacy are having on some local races here in California. For more, A Martinez speaks with GOP strategist Mike Madrid. 9:21 9:00 Politics Youth/Children's Take Two: Debate FOLO & Young Voters: Young voters here in SoCal were watching the Issues/ Family Saint Louis slugfest. Two of them join A Martinez. Mary Perez is vice president of the USC GOP a nd Kelsey Brewer is a recent political science grad from Cal State Fullerton. She's now a policy analyst. 9:34 6:35 Racial Relations Politics Take Two: Race + Trump: The video of Republican nominee Donald Trump took center stage at last night's debate. Republican leaders in Congress are meeting today on the issue. Jenée Desmond Harris is the senior correspondent covering race and identity at Vox.com, she speaks to A Martinez. 9:41 8:40 Historical Racial Relations Take Two: A Nation Engaged- Terrence Roberts: In September of 1957, Terrence Roberts Events/ History and eight other African American students made civil rights history when they became Segments the first black students to attend an all-white high school in Arkansas. They would become known as the Little Rock Nine. 9:50 7:55 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Rebecca Keegan of the LA Times joins A Martinez for Take Two’s Industry regular look at the business of Hollywood. 10:07 23:30 Transportation Take Two: DeCARifaCation: A look at what it means to be carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. Today, her first report on being without wheels. Then Sue and KPCC transportation reporter Meghan McCarty join A Martinez for a roundtable discussion. 10:34 6:00 Environment Science Take Two: New California Fault: A new fault line has been discovered by scientists near the Salton Sea and to the San Andreas Fault. For more on what this means, A Martinez talks to Valerie Sahakian, a researcher with the U.S. Geological Survey and lead author of the study. 10:40 6:20 Racial Relations Politics Take Two: Black Panthers: It's been fifty years since activists in Oakland formed the Black Panther Party for Self Defense. These days, Bay Area artists are riffing off the Panther's legacy to create art aimed at inspiring a modern day revolution. The California Report's Chloe Veltman has the story 10:46 9:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: How To Make White People Laugh: Alex Cohen talks to comedian Negrin Frasad about her new book, How to Make White People Laugh. Politics Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry analyzes the 2nd Clinton-Trump debate with Harmeet Dhillon, RNC National Committeewoman and Bill Burton, Democratic strategist with the 11:06 11:58 consulting firm SKD Knickerbocker. Politics Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry dives into the latest Wikileaks of Clinton’s emails with 12:06 12:27:00 et/IT Josh Gerstein, senior White House reporter for POLITICO. Arts And Culture Gender Equity/Transgende Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After the release of the video that shows Trump bragging 12:30 12:44 r Issues about assaulting women, Larry asks listeners, what is “locker room talk.” Politics Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry tracks the Trump Access Hollywood tape, from NBC to 12:47 12:58 et/IT the Washington Post, with Margaret Sullivan, Media Columnist. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 8:00 Industry The Frame: Mareesa Guthrie on the Trump/Bush tape Arts And Culture Politics 3:44 2:00 The Frame: Jon Robin Baitz for NPR's "A Nation Engaged" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan on Nate Parker's "Birth of a Nation" 10/11/2016 9:07 6:30 Immigration Law & Take Two: Adelanto Detention Centers: The number of people held in immigrant Order/Courts/Polic detention centers has swelled in the last 10 years from 19, 000 to about 34,000 e nationwide. The system is now under scrutiny due to allegations detainee mistreatment. SCPR's Leslie Berestein Rojas joins us to talk about a detention system.

9:14 6:45 Immigration Law & Take Two: Inside Adelanto, Part One: In this first part, we look at the rise of private Order/Courts/Polic contractors in immigrant detention, hear from current and former detainees, and take a e tour of the facility, which has pledged reforms after three deaths and a series of problems cited by government inspectors. 9:21 7:15 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: The election is on. Mail-in-ballots are out and in-person voting is available in select areas. To answer all the questions on voter's minds, Alex Cohen talks to our very own Human Voter Guide, aka SCPR Political Reporter Mary Plummer. 9:28 4:15 Immigration Politics Take Two: A Nation Engaged- Jay Abdo: Syrian actor Jay Abdo was the 'Kevin Spacey' of the Middle East until he criticized the regime of Bashir Al Assad. Forced to flee, Abdo now struggles to revive his film career in Los Angeles. He shares his American journey with Take Two. 9:34 12:00 Public Health/ Media Take Two: Sexual Assault: A look at a viral meme on social media... the hashtag NOT Medicine OKAY. For more on how social media can be used to further a discussion about sexual assault, Alex Cohen speaks with Brian Pinero of Victim Services at the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network & Esther Armah, host of The Spin which just this week launched a series called The Consent Convo about secual assault. 9:46 9:45 Youth/Children's Education Take Two: The Brood: Disabled Kids and School: We continue our exploration of the Issues/ Family world of education for kids with learning disabilities with Ines Kuperschmit, co-founder of The Learning Rights Law Center in Los Angeles. 10:07 7:30 Environment San Gabriel Valley Take Two: Black Bears: The second Black Bear attack has taken place in the last few months. So, what's happening with bears in the area? And what should you do if you encounter a bear? For more, Alex Cohen speaks with Andrew Hughan. 10:15 8:30 Science Take Two: Space Brain: A group of medical researchers out of University of California, Irivine found that exposure to highly energetic particles– like elements found in cosmic rays– causes long-term brain damage in mice. A Martinez explores the impact of this study on the future of space travel with Dr. Charles Limoli.

10:23 7:00 Environment Take Two: Climate Wildfire: Human-caused climate change has been fueling many fires. That's according to a new study from the University of Idaho. Alex Cohen speaks with John Abatzoglou, an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Idaho and lead author of the study. 10:34 9:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: A Martinez gets the best of new music news and reviews with Morgan Rhodes and Oliver Wang. 10:44 12:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: The Highs and Lows of The Cure: In the 80’s there were a few bands that defined the era … one of them was The Cure. A Martinez chats with drummer Laurence “Lol” Tolhurst, co-founder and former drummer for The Cure. His new book is titled, Cured: The Tale of Two Imaginary Boys. Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about how GOP defections will affect the down 11:06 11:20 Politics ballot, with LA Times reporter Lisa Mascaro and editor Nathan Gonzales. Politics Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about mending family political rifts with Geoffrey L. 11:23 11:41 Issues/ Family Greif, Ph.D., Professor of Social Work, University of Maryland. Computers/Inter Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about the Apple v Samsung SCOTUS hearing with net/IT Order/Courts/Polic Shara Tibken, CNET reporter, e Mark S Davies, lawyer with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and Mark A Lemley, Stanford law professor. 11:43 11:58:00 Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry hosts a debate about Prop 58 with Chairman of English 12:06 12:28 e Politics for Children Ron Unz and CA senator Ricardo Lara. Computers/Inter Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about privacy & surveillance concerns over voice- net/IT Order/Courts/Polic recognition devices, Google Home & Amazon Echo, with writer Douglas Rushkoff and 12:30 12:58:00 e Stanford law fellow Aleecia McDonald. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Industry The Frame: Director Kim Snyder and Mark Barden on "Newton" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 7:00 Industry The Frame: Drew Mackie visits UCB's "Improvisos Peligrosos" Arts And Culture Politics 3:53 4:00 The Frame: Constance Wu for NPR's "A Nation Engaged" 10/12/2016 9:07 14:45 Law & Take Two: LAPD and Officer-Involved Shootings: The LA police commission has approved Order/Courts/Pol a series of proposals designed to reduce the number of police shootings in the city. This ice was one of the objectives of Commission president, Matt Johnson when he joined the five-member panel in 2015, he joins Alex Cohen to discuss. 9:22 8:30 Immigration Law & Take Two: Inside Adelanto, part two: Medical care in Adelanto has been an ongoing Order/Courts/Polic issue. Immigration officials say they’ve made changes to fix the problems. Have they e worked? SCPR’s Leslie Berestein Rojas visited Adelanto to find out.

9:34 16:15 Sports Take Two: K2 Sport: Brian and Andy Kamenetsky join Take Two's A Martinez to discuss the week in sports. 9:40 7:00 Sports War/ Military Take Two: Battlefields 2 Ballfields: What if the referee was someone with experience in Events/ Military another kind of high pressure situation? Like say, a warzone veteran? A Martinez chats Culture with Mike Periera, NFL rules expert for Fox Sports about Battlefields 2 Ballfields, a pilot program that trains veterans to be officials for youth sports.

10:07 11:00 Economics and Politics Take Two: Clinton Tax: A new tax plan released by Hillary Clinton aims to aid families Business living in deep poverty. LA leads the nation in poverty: what impact could this plan have? Alex Cohen speaks with Eva Rosenberg, who runs the site Tax Mama dot com and Michele Stillwell-Parvensky, Senior policy and government affairs manager at the Children's Defense Fund. 10:18 5:15 Diversity/ Racial Relations Take Two: A Nation Engaged: Mixed in America: Sonia Smith-Kang is a social Cultural Events entrepreneur and fashion designer based in Los Angeles. Her mixed heritage has shaped her identity and defined what being an American means to her. She shares her story as part of the Nation Engaged series. 10:23 5:15 Transportation Take Two: DeCarifacation: Our mobility maven, Sue Carpenter is spending a month getting around LA without a car. Today, she looks at the big promise of Measure M, the transportation initiative on the November ballot with A Martinez. 10:34 8:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Roger Corman: For years, Joe Dante had tried to get his movie “The Man with Kaleidoscope Eyes” made. It chronicles the experience of legendary director Roger Corman when he took LSD before directing “The Trip.” Now, they’re doing a stage reading of the script at The Vista theater. Alex Cohen speaks to Joe Dante. 10:41 7:00 Gender Arts And Culture Take Two: Easy, Breezy, Beautiful, CoverBoy?: You heard that right! CoverGirl just Equity/Transgen announced an advertisement campaign with 17-year-old makeup artist James Charles. der Issues Lori Duron, author of Raising a Rainbow joins Alex Cohen with more. 10:48 8:00 #N/A #N/A Take Two: Styled Side: Take Two's regular fashion contributor, Michelle Dalton Tyree joins Alex Cohen with a look at the intersection of politics and style. Racial Relations Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Lou Turriaga, director for the Los Angeles Police Protective League, about how cops feel about the LAPD’s new reforms 11:06 11:26:00 Science Computers/Intern et/IT Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Obama wrote that he wants to put people on Mars by the 11:28 11:41 2030s – Larry talks to astronomical lecturer David Reitzel, Ph.D. about this possibility. Computers/Inter Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about the recent ACLU investigation on Geofeedia net/IT Order/Courts/Polic with Malkia Cyril, Executive Director of The Center for Media Justice and Ronald T. Hosko, 11:43 11:58 e President of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund. Law & Sacramento/State Order/Courts/Pol Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to legal affairs reporter Bob Egelko about the 12:06 12:17 ice shortlist of contenders for California’s next attorney general. Entertainment Labor Issues Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Stephen Battaglio about Billy Bush’s suspension 12:20 12:39 Industry and how to deal with talented jerks at work. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Dan Piraro on his new coloring book, his bizarre 12:41 12:58 life and his work. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Andrew Tyndall on Bush leaving NBC Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 15:00 Industry The Frame: America Ferrera on her career and "America Divided" 10/13/2016 9:07 11:00 Politics Take Two: Whistleblowers: The CEO of Wells Fargo has resigned, following the scandal over the bank's sales practices. Yesnia Guitron talks about her experience at Wells Fargo and law professor at University of Missouri- Kansas City William Black also joins A Martinez. 9:18 11:25 Public Health/ Law & Take Two: Sexual Assault: A look at the latest allegations to surface against Republican Medicine Order/Courts/Polic nominee Donald Trump. What constitutes sexual assault and what makes it so difficult e for women to confront such situations? Former prosecutor and CEO of AEquitas, Jennifer Long, speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:34 9:00 Transportation Take Two: The Ride: BMW just revealed a concept bike, that, among other things, doesn't tip over, and because of crash-avoidance features, won't require the rider to wear a helmet or other protective gear. The Ride's Sue Carpenter tells Alex Cohen about it, and another concept for the future of riding on two wheels. 9:43 6:00 Racial Relations Take Two: Nation Engaged: Tyree Boyd-Pates: Tyree Boyd-Pates was born to a drug- addicted mother in Los Angeles, grew up on welfare, and saw the city during some of its darkest moments in the 80s and 90s. He shares his take on what it means to be an American. 9:50 8:00 Foreign News #N/A Take Two: Thai King: One of the world's longest reigning monarchs has died. The king of Thailand was 88 years old and had been in power since 1946. Our colleague and longtime journalist Tess Vigeland was in Bangkok. She joined A Martinez via Skype for more.

10:07 17:20 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: For our weekly look at government and politics in the Golden e Politics State, we'll discuss the 'Trump Effect' in California and some increasingly bitter Congressional races. Katie Orr, KQED Politics and Government reporter, and Jack Pitney, professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College, join Alex Cohen. 10:25 7:20 Housing Issues Take Two: Tiny Homes for the Homeless: San Jose is aiming to be the first city in California to allow tiny homes for the homeless. The city's homeless response manager, Ray Bramson joins A Martinez to discuss how the project will work. 10:34 10:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Masaca: An East L.A. photographer shares his vision of a changing city. Alex Cohen talks to Rafael Cardenas about his images of L.A. produced in his book, Masaca.

10:45 10:00 Historical Racial Relations Take Two: Native American Myths: A new book aims to explore some of the myths Events/ History around indigenous peoples' culture. Roxanne Dunbar -Ortiz and Dina Jilio-Whitaker join A Segments Martinez to talk about their new book, "All the Real Indians Died Off - and 20 other myths about Native Americans." Natural Disaster Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about what a potentially short and weak La Niña means for SoCal’s ongoing drought, with NOAA’s Mike Halpert and Chair of the CA State 11:06 11:20 Water Resources Control Board, Felicia Halpert. Politics Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Sexual allegations against Trump pile up; he denies the ‘pure Equity/Transgende fiction’ – Larry discusses with r Issues Politico reporter Eli Stokols. 11:22 11:39 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk listeners weigh in: Bob Dylan awarded Nobel Prize for Events Literature – Larry talks to country music host and producer Rene Engel and former music 11:42 11:58 critic Robert Hilburn. Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: BOS 5th District Debate – recording of live event, witth 12:06 12:58 Politics Republican candidate Kathryn Barger and Democratic candidate Darrell Park. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 2:00 Industry The Frame: David Remnick on Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:38 4:00 Industry The Frame: Ben Sisario on Amazon's new Echo device Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:42 3:00 Industry The Frame: Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees talks his new solo album Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:45 8:00 Industry The Frame: Jonas Cuaron on his new film "Desierto" Arts And Culture Politics 3:53 3:00 The Frame: Nahnatchka Khan for NPR's "A Nation Engaged" 10/14/2016 9:07 7:00 Gender Travel Take Two: Assault Advice: Last weekend, there was a male passenger on an Alaskan Equity/Transgen airlines flight traveling from Seattle to Burbank who heckled a female flight attendant. He der Issues got booted from the plane. With more on what happened is a fellow passenger on that plane, Amber Nelson. She speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:14 6:00 Travel Take Two: Airline Bad Behavior: Is there something about flying the friendly skies lately that makes them less than friendly? To help us answer that - Alex Cohen speaks with George Hobica, president of Airfarewatchdog.com 9:20 9:00 Politics Take Two: Correcting the Record:Through the presidential race, candidates have depended on an army of ardent social media users to engage non-believers in a digital discourse. Take Two examines the effectiveness of the practice. Claire Foren has written about it for the Atlantic and she joins A Martinez for more. 9:34 6:15 Gender Take Two: Nation Engaged: Transgender Americans: Transgender people, though, have Equity/Transgen had two identities according to the government: one before and another after der Issues transitioning. Jennifer Winslow shares how important it was to change official documents and ID cards as part of her process. 9:40 13:25 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Nation Engaged: Food: What's the connection between food and American Events identity? Bricia Lopez, co-owner of the Oaxacan restaurant Guelaguetza, and Ethopian chef Genet Agonafer join Alex Cohen to discuss. 9:53 4:45 Sports Take Two: Dodgers: Clayton Kershaw gets the save. A sentence I would have NEVER thought I'd say about last night's deciding Game 5 between the Dodgers and Nationals. But that is exactly what happened. For more David Vassegh, the host of Dodger Talk who also travels with the team, joins A Martinez. 10:07 4:15 Transportation Take Two: DeCARifiCation part 3: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. The DeCARification series continues. 10:11 14:00 Racial Relations Politics Take Two: Asian American voters: #IAmAsianAmerican is a new organization designed to engage Asian American millennials to become active voters. A Martinez had a roundtable discussion with Jeff Yang, Taz Ahmed and Minji Chang for a multiethnic, multidimensional perspective on the campaign. 10:34 7:18 Arts And Culture Take Two: Construction Map: There's a little interactive map that shows where commercial properties are being developed in Los Angeles. Blake Alexander at JohnHart Real Estate has created this nifty project. Construction sites are color coded according to their progressive. Blake Alexander, the man behind the map, joins Alex Cohen.

10:41 10:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: LA Mag Food Fest: This weekend LA Mag is putting on their 11th annual Food Event in Malibu, celebrating the best that LA's food scene has to offer. LA Magazine's Tracy Seng and chef Evan Funke join A Martinez for a preview. 10:52 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins A Martinez to review some of the fun and inexpensive things to do in LA. Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Law enforcement watchers explore new DOJ plan to collect Order/Courts/Polic data on police shootings nationwide. Larry discusses with reporter Eric Lichtblau , 11:06 11:31 e Blueprint Editor Jim Newton and editor of Witness LA Celeste Fremon. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What does freedom mean in 2016 America? Larry talks to 11:31 11:58:00 Cultural Events historian Douglas Brinkley. Media Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: On FilmWeek, Larry discusses the latest releases with KPCC 12:06 12:40 film critics Andy Klen, Claudia Puig and Katie Walsh. Media Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses TV and film portrayals of heaven and hell, with 12:42 12:58:00 listeners as well as KPCC film critics Andy Klen, Claudia Puig and Katie Walsh. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Andrea Swensson on the Prince tribute concert Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig of Lucius Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 8:00 Industry The Frame: Gavin O’Connor on directing "The Accountant" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:54 2:00 Industry The Frame: America Ferrera for NPR's "A Nation Engaged" 10/15/2016 12:06 3:10 Politics Washington, DC Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to early voters in Norwalk about why they are getting their reports votes out of the way before the big election date. 12:09 10:32 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks with new Prairie Home Companion host Chris Thile about Industry inheriting the program and making the show his own. 12:27 6:31 Immigration Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: Allison Wolf interviews one of her international students from Damascus, Events Shahan Sanosian about navigating life as a refugee in Los Angeles. (Allison Wolf, Shahan Sanosian) 12:33 3:41 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: R.H. Greene reports from Pioneertown on Paul McCartney's suprise show at Industry famed Pappy & Harriet's. Superfan Sue Weisenhaus shares details about her love for Paul and the last minute voyage to Pioneertown. (R.H. Greene) 12:36 5:52 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: John talks to The Frame's James Kim about the first weekend of Desert Trip, Industry regarding the high quality of the performances and overall energy of the festival. (John Rabe, James Kim) 12:51 1:03 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the week is "Drummers" from Deepakalypse. Industry 12:52 6:39 Politics Washington, DC Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks with KPCC's Meghan McCarty about Measure M alongside reports the Metro Goldline tracks. 12:58 6:14 Arts And Culture Books/ Literature/ Off-Ramp: Kevin Ferguson talks with photographer Anthony Hernandez about his newest Authors book of LA photos.

10/17/2016 9:07 7:30 Politics Take Two: Rigged Elections: A look at the current security measures safeguarding our democracy, professor of law and political science at UCI Richard Hasen, joins Alex Cohen to discuss. 9:15 8:00 Politics Take Two: Political Civility: On November 9th, will we see the return of political civility? Or is this a precursor of what's to come? Barbara Perry is the director of presidential studies the University of Virginia's Miller Center, she joins A Martinez to discuss.

9:23 7:30 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: SCPR's Senior Political reporter, Mary Plummer joins Alex Cohen to answers your election question with the Human Voter Guide. 9:34 9:05 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Alex Cohen gets the latest Hollywood business news with Rebecca Industry Keegan from the Los Angeles Times. 9:43 7:25 Arts And Culture Politics Take Two: Shepard Fairey: Artist and musician Shepard Fairey unveiled his new Donald Trump inspired artwork this past weekend. He joined Take Two's Alex Cohen with more details. 9:51 6:15 Public Health/ Take Two: Exploding E-cigs: A group of doctors in Seattle, Washington were alarmed to Medicine find a high number of their patients were coming in with burns related to exploding E- cigarettes. And they decided to write about it in a letter to the New England Journal of Medicine. A Martinez speaks with Dr. Elisha Brownson, one of the authors.

10:07 8:45 Sports Take Two: LA Olympics: Some think that aside from the prestige of being an Olympic city, a title LA has worn twice, that getting billed as the host only leaves cities with a big, fat bill to pay. For more, Janet Evans, 5-time Olympic medalist and Vice-Chair athlete relations for L.A. 2024 speaks with A Martinez. 10:16 4:00 Transportation Take Two: DeCARifiCation part 4: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. Next up, Sue tries to get around carless, with a pet. 10:20 7:26 Environment Science Take Two: HFCs and California: HFCs or hydrofluorocarbons, they also carry a big punch to climate emissions. This weekend, nations agreed to a new deal to cut their use. A Martinez speaks with Ted Parsons, environmental law prof at UCLA about what it means for California. 10:27 4:00 Public Health/ Economics and Take Two: CA Counts–Potrepreneurs: Polling suggests California voters are ready to just Medicine Business say YES to legalizing recreational marijuana with Proposition 64. If they pass, it could mean big money for pot entrepreneurs. As part of our California Counts election coverage, Steven Cuevas spent some time with one. 10:34 10:45 Books/ Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: Alex Cohen gets the latest book pics with David Kipen, Literature/ owner and founder of the lending library, Libros Schmibros. Authors 10:45 12:00 Historical Take Two: Muslims and Making of America: There has never been an America without Events/ History Muslims. So begins the book from LMU professor Amir Hussain, called Muslims and the Segments Making of America. A Martinez speaks to Hussain about the history and what it means for our current political climate. Politics Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses latest updates on Trump's sexual assault Equity/Transgende allegations and claims of a rigged election - with Matt Rodriguez, Democratic strategist r Issues and Mike Madrid, Republican strategist. 11:06 11:39 Politics Gender Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After Gropegate, women remember and reframe their own Equity/Transgende sex assaults. r Issues Larry talks to writer Susan Dominus and takes listener calls.

11:42 11:58:00 Politics War/ Military Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry analyzes the fight to take Mosul from ISIS with Events/ Military Michael Knights, a fellow of The Washington Institute, and Judith Yaphe, Middle East Culture Project Director 12:06 12:19 Computers/Inter Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to professor Larry Rosen about how high-tech 12:22 12:39:00 net/IT hijacks the brain and what can be done about it. Books/ Science Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to author Benjamin K Bergen about the 12:41 12:58 Authors neuroscience behind cursing. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 15:00 Industry The Frame: Thandie Newton on her role in "Westworld" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:51 5:00 Industry The Frame: Betto Arcos interviews Guatemalan singer Gaby Moreno Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:56 2:00 Industry The Frame: Lucas Films sues the man behind "Lightsaber Academy" 10/18/2016 9:07 23:00 Law & Take Two: Police Apology: Alex Cohen spoke to Delores Jones-Brown, professor at the Order/Courts/Pol John Jay College Center on Race, Crime and Justice, Brian Moriguchi president of the ice professional PEACE officer's association and Melina Abdullah, professor and chair of Pan- African Studies at Cal State LA and organizer with Black Lives Matter about IACP president's apology on police relationships with communities of color.

9:34 11:50 Youth/Children's Gender Take Two: The Brood: Fathers and Sons: Alex Cohen talks with dads David Vienna and Issues/ Family Equity/Transgende Danilo Alfaro about the conversations they're having with their sons about respecting r Issues women and girls. 9:46 5:00 War/ Military Take Two: Military Transitions: The US military has not had a great track record when it Events/ Military comes to helping those leaving the service to make the transition to civilian life. It didn't Culture have any program until after the first Gulf War in 1991. Eventually, the Pentagon overhauled it. SCPR's John Ismay went to Camp Pendleton to find out how the new system is working. 9:51 7:45 Sports Historical Events/ Take Two: The Lost History of LA's Wrigley Field: LA Times Architecture critic Christopher History Segments Hawthorne joins A Martinez to speak about the history of baseball stadium architecture in Los Angeles and Chicago and why it may be more complicated and fascinating than even some die-hard Dodger fans know. 10:07 8:30 Sports Economics and Take Two: NFL Stadiums: A Martinez talks with Dan McSwain, San Diego Union-Tribune Business business columnist, on the differences between the two measure and the Chargers' future in Southern California. 10:15 7:20 Economics and Take Two: Border Banks: Local banks along the US-Mexico border are closing, leaving Business some businesses and residents scrambling to keep up. In some border towns, such as San Ysidro, about half the bank branches have shut down. The reasons, though, aren't simple, reports David Garrick at The San Diego Union-Tribune. He joins Alex Cohen for more. 10:22 7:10 Law & Take Two: Inglewood and the Police: Following a series of high-profile incidents between Order/Courts/Pol Inglewood residents and police, officials created the Citizen Police Oversight Commission. ice It was supposed to monitor the police department and review the actions of officers. For more, A Martinez speaks with Angel Jennings, a reporter with the LA Times.

10:34 12:20 Arts And Culture Books/ Literature/ Take Two: LA Poet Laureate: Alex Cohen sits down with outgoing poet laureate Luis Authors Rodriguez and talk about his two-year term wrapping up this month, the state of poetry in the city and what his next plans are. 10:47 9:31 Arts And Culture #N/A Take Two: TuesdayReviewsDay: It's our weekly look at the new music you should be listening to. A Martinez chats about it with Justino Aguila and Leila Cobo. Politics Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: SoCal responds to police chief’s group’s apology for past racial injustice. Larry talks to assistant chief of the Seattle Police Dept Perry Tarrant and law 11:06 11:33 Professor Eugene O’Donnell. Computers/Inter Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Do software designers have an ethical obligation to make their net/IT Medicine products less addictive? Larry explores the issue with former Google product ethicist 11:33 11:58 Tristan Harris. Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry moderates a debate on Prop 56, with official e Politics spokesperson for Yes on 56, Robb Korinke and spokesperson for the No campaign, Beth 12:06 12:34:00 Miller. Books/ Science Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to former astronaut Mike Massimino about his new 12:35 12:58 Authors book, “Spaceman.” Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Mia Galuppo talks about Wanda Group's studio Arts And Culture Politics 3:41 5:00 The Frame: Peter Kafka on Trump's media coverage Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Rebecca Hall on her role in "Christine" 10/19/2016 9:07 10:00 Media Take Two: Debate Media: Now more than ever, we're facing a tremendous amount of scrutiny. Concerns about bias are fueling the public's ire. Many are wondering if the traditional rules about the press no longer apply. For more, Al Tompkins, senior broadcast faculty at the Poynter Institute, joins Alex Cohen for more. 9:17 7:00 Media Take Two: Moderator Can't Win: If the previous two debates are any indication, it's that it's hard out there for a moderator. John Myers is the Sacramento Bureau Chief for the LA Times and he moderated the gubernatorial debates here in California in 2014 and 2010, joins Alex Cohen for more. 9:24 4:00 Foreign News Law & Take Two: Mexico Judge: To Mexico now and the disturbing killing of a high-profile Order/Courts/Polic federal judge. Vicente Antonio Bermudez Zacarias was shot dead in broad daylight while e out for his morning jog. For more, A Martinez speaks with Jo Tuckman - she's the Mexico City bureau chief for Vice News. 9:34 12:10 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetsky join A Martinez with their take on the week in sports. 9:46 7:30 Sports Take Two: Dodgers v Cubs: The Dodgers take on the Cubs tonight in game three of the series. Frequent Take Two guest Liz Dwyer lives here in LA but is originally from Chicago. And Mike Nielsen has rooted for the boys in blue since he first went to Dodger stadium at the age of 6. They speak with A Martinez. 9:53 4:50 Environment Foreign News Take Two: Spanish Shakeout: The first instinct for people from countries with weaker building standards is to flee outdoors at the first sign of shaking. SCPR's Emily Guerin profiles a Spanish-language program aimed at teaching these safety techniques to people, who long thought fleeing the building is the safest thing to do.

10:07 10:00 Public Health/ Youth/Children's Take Two: Got Milk?: LAUSD is considering bringing back flavored milk, strawberry and Medicine Issues/ Family chocolate. For more, Alex Cohen speaks with Andrew Hanks, Assistant Professor of Human Sciences at Ohio State and Brent Walmsley, founder of the health advocacy group, SugarWatch. 10:17 8:00 Public Health/ Science Take Two: Stem Cell Clinics: Stem Cell may hold the key to curing life-threatening Medicine illnesses, but some clinics advertise unproven and very pricey stem cell treatments not approved by the FDA. A Martinez spoke with Emily Bazar from Kaiser Health News on her latest investigation into for-profit stem cell clinics. 10:25 4:00 Transportation #N/A Take Two: De-carification: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. In her next installment, she talks about using an ancient mode of transport – her feet.

10:34 8:00 Science Take Two: Mars Rover: Earlier this morning, a mission from earth entered the Martian atmosphere. But this one wasn't carrying an American flag. For more on ExoMars and the other space agencies involved, A Martinez speaks with Bruce Betts, director of science and technology at the Planetary Society. 10:41 7:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: Take Two contributor Michelle Dalton-Tyree joins Alex Cohen with her regular segment on fashion. Michelle is the founder of the blog, Fashion Trends Daily. 10:49 6:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: The horror of Ken Bone: Ken Bone, with his red sweater and khakis made a name for himself during the last presidential debate. Quickly after his Internet stardom peaked, a costume company in Arizona had already created a sexy Ken Bone outfit. Alex Cohen speaks to Chad Horstman of Yandy, the company selling the costume. Education Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Educators respond to ACLU report finding police on campus bad for students. Larry talks to attorney Linnea Nelson, teachers association of irvine president Teri Sorey and director of National Association of School Resource Officers Mo 11:06 11:31 Canady. Law & Politics Order/Courts/Pol Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to LAPD Chief Charlie Beck on Commission’s 11:31 11:58:00 ice sweeping reforms, transparency demands, and more. Law & Computers/Intern Order/Courts/Pol et/IT Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The FCC is fighting robocalls. Larry gets the latest with 12:06 12:31 ice reporter David Shepardson, analyst Jeff Kagan and Ph. D. candidate Raymond Tu. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to filmmaker Douglas Trumbull and LATimes writer 12:31 12:58:00 Cultural Events Steve Zeitchik about Ang Lee's new 120 frames-per-second movie. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 15:00 Industry The Frame: Dawn Porter on "Trapped" and abortion rights Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:51 5:00 Industry The Frame: Michelle Lanz visits a "Hamilton" sing along 10/20/2016 9:07 10:00 Politics Youth/Children's Take Two: Millennials Weigh in on the Debate: Many young voters have been pretty Issues/ Family clear about their disenchantment with the two leading presidential candidates. So much so, some have said they won’t vote. Take Two producers Jacob Margolis and Austin Cross watched the debate with young Republicans and Democrats at a USC and join Alex Cohen to talk about what they heard. 9:17 8:00 Politics Take Two: Trump Trade: Donald Trump is no fan of NAFTA. For more on what it is and what Republican candidate could do with it, if elected, A Martinez is joined by Gregory Shaffter, professor and expert at international trade law at the University of California - Irvine. 9:25 8:00 Politics Homeland Security Take Two: Election Cyber Attack: What if the AP's numbers on election night were wrong? Manipulated by hackers? That's a concern reporter Darren Samuelsohn wrote about for Politico, he speaks with Alex Cohen for more. 9:34 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Arts Education Data: More than one hundred thousand students attending California schools last year had no access to arts instruction. That's according to data released today by a statewide arts education collaborative. We’ll find out more with SCPR's arts education reporter Priska Neely. 9:39 7:30 Transportation Take Two: The Ride: Tesla’s mystery: Elon Musk, the Tesla Motors CEO, is expected to reveal a new “product” for the company later today. What is it actually? No one seems to know. Alex Cohen finds out all about it with SCPR’s Sue Carpenter, host of our mobility show, The Ride. 9:46 7:30 Sports Take Two: WNBA Finals: The LA Sparks play game five of the WNBA finals against the Minnesota Lynx Thursday night. The series is 2-2 and it's been one of the most exciting and evenly matched finals. For more, Mechelle Voepel who covers the WNBA for ESPN, speaks with A Martinez. 10:07 12:00 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Californians' reactions to the last presidential debate, e Politics President Obama in CA political ads, and a check-in on the US Senate race. Joining A Martinez this week is Carla Marinucci, POLITICO's California Playbook reporter, and Marisa Lagos, KQED political reporter. 10:19 10:00 Environment Public Health/ Take Two: Earthquake food: It’s the Great Shakeout, California’s annual earthquake Medicine preparedness drill. After our Great Shakeout PSA, Chef Sue Feniger and chef Noelle Carter from the LA Times test kitchen take up our challenge with Alex Cohen-- make a tasty recipe using only non-perishable food found in an average earthquake kit.

10:34 9:00 Sports Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Brad Snyder: Making something good out of a tragedy isn't easy, but Veteran Authors and Paralympic swimmer Brad Snyder has done exactly that. His new memoir is "Fire in My Eyes: An American Warrior's Journey from Being Blinded on the Battlefield to Gold Medal Victory." A Martinez spoke with Snyder about it. 10:44 11:30 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Latinos and California: Latino youth in Los Angeles have always found ways to Events forge their own spaces and identities. That’s what the new art show, Tastemakers-Earth shakers: Notes from Los Angeles Youth Culture, is all about. Amartinez got a preview.

Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry recaps the third and final Clinton-Trump debate with Order/Courts/Polic Carolyn Lochhead, Washington Correspondent and Scott Bland, Campaigns editor, 11:06 11:40 e POLITICO. Politics Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry explores whether Trump's rigged election claims can be History Segments comparable to the Bush-Gore 2000 situation, with Franita Tolson, Professor of Voting 11:42 11:58:00 Rights, and Sean Davis, co-founder of the Federalist. Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry debates Prop 60: enforcing the use of condoms in Politics pornographic films - with John Schwada, spokesperson for the Vote Yes on Prop 60 12:06 12:38 campaign and Chanel Preston, whose been campaigning No on 60. Books/ Arts And Culture Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to former KQED host and author, Michael Krasny, 12:41 12:58:00 Authors about his new book and about Jewish humor. Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 The Frame: Charlie Warzel on Trump's use of Facebook Live Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Natalie Mering of Weyes Blood on her music career Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Naomi Harris on her role in "Moonlight" 10/21/2016 9:07 6:00 Housing Issues Take Two: Measure JJJ: Take Two’s Leo Duran reports on how housing measure JJJ could change the makeup of Los Angeles, according to supporters and opponents. 9:13 10:50 Housing Issues Take Two: Luve Initiative: For more on housing, Take Two's Alex Cohen examines Santa Monica's "Land Use Voter Empowerment" Initiative (LUVE) - the city's attempt to curtail high rise buildings with Armen Melkonians, founder of Residocracy.

9:24 6:30 Environment Natural Disaster Take Two: Porter Ranch Anniversary: It’s been a year since a gas leak began in the Porter Ranch neighborhood that sickened residents and forced many to relocate. So, how’s that community faring? SCPR’s Sharon McNary joins Libby Denkmann to give us an update.

9:34 7:35 Homeland Take Two: NSA Contractor: Federal prosecutors will charge a former NSA contractor with Security violating the Espionage Act, alleging that he took at least 50 terabytes of data over the course of two decades. Alex Cohen talks about it with Ellen Nakashima, a national security reporter for the Washington Post. 9:40 8:22 Computers/Inter Homeland Security Take Two: Face Recognition: Images of half of all American adults are included in facial net/IT recognition databases. For more on the technology, accuracy and repercussions of something like this, A Martinez spoke with Alvaro Bedoya, executive director of Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy and Technology. 9:48 7:10 Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Take Two: Nasty Women: When Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton "Such a Nasty History Segments Woman" the women of the Internet reclaimed it and turned it into the Democratic nominee's feminist rallying cry. Libby Denkmann speaks with author of 'Bad Feminist' Roxane Gay about the feminist history of the word 'nasty'. 10:07 9:00 Transportation Take Two: DeCARifiCation: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. Next up, Sue and SCPR’s Meghan McCarty talk to Alex Cohen about the city, and how it contributes to our love of cars. 10:16 7:00 Entertainment Take Two: Video Game Strike: Hollywood's largest actor's union has called for a strike of Industry several prominent video game companies. LA Times Arts reporter, David Ng joins Libby Denkmann with more. 10:23 7:00 Computers/Inter Take Two: Nintendo Makes a Comeback: Nintendo is coming off of a rough period as a net/IT business. By most accounts, their last console was a failure. But now they've announced their newest system, the Nintendo Switch. Could it actually turn their fortunes around? Libby Denkmann speaks with analyst Michael Pachter for more. 10:34 8:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: In the Valley of Violence: The new film, In The Valley of Violence, is a western saga about a former soldier, heading toward the US-Mexican border with his dog. Alex Cohen talked to the film’s director, Ti West. 10:43 4:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins Libby Denkmann, this time to talk about the fun and mostly free things you can do this weekend. 10:48 9:42 Arts And Culture Take Two: Shepard Fairey and his Band, Noise: In the recent years Artist Shepard Fairey has decided to dip his toe into the musical pool with his band Noise. He and band-mate Merritt Lear came to the studio to talk to Alex Cohen about how they pulled off this feat.

Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Philippine president wants to sever ties with US, but is it really that easy? Larry discusses with Jamie Metzl a Senior Fellow of the Atlantic Council, and 11:06 11:24 Vicente L Rafael, a professor in history. Computers/Inter Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Will flooding put a dampen enthusiasm for the L.A. River net/IT restoration? Larry discusses with Marissa Christiansen, senior policy director for Friends of the Los Angeles River and David Van Dorpe, deputy chief engineer for the U.S. Army 11:26 11:43:00 Corps of Engineers. Education Religion Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should schools permit satanic after school clubs? Larry talks to Ali Kellog, chapter head for The Satanic Temple Los Angeles, and Barry McDonald, 11:45 11:58 professor of law at Pepperdine School of Law. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to KPCC Film critics Peter Rainer, Charles Solomon and Tim Cogshell about 'Jack Reacher,' 'Ouija: Origin of Evil,' 'Moonlight,' and other 12:06 12:42:00 releases. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Netflix's insular culture clashes with Hollywood's 12:42 12:58 communal creatives - Larry talks to Joe Flint, Media Reporter, The Wall Street Journal. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Sarah Needleman talks SAG-AFTRA voice actor strike Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Director Gianfranco Rosi on his film "Fire At Sea" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Alice Bag on her musical career 10/22/2016 12:07 8:26 #N/A Historical Events/ Off-Ramp: An original cast member and an original fan talk "Dark Shadows" at 50. (John History Segments Rabe, Cathryn Leigh Scott, Susan Mason)

12:15 4:05 Arts And Culture Law & Off-Ramp: When LAPD officer Jorge Parra isn’t walking the beat in LA, he’s still thinking Order/Courts/Polic about the city’s streets and buildings. He’s spent years building a 72-square-foot model e of LA, out of Legos, in his kitchen. (Jesus Ambrosio, Jorge Parra) 12:28 5:23 #N/A Law & Order/Courts/Polic Off-Ramp: Robert Petersen from the podcast Hidden History of LA tells us about LA's e Chinese Massacre, possibly the worst lynching in US history. (Robert Petersen) 12:33 5:23 Politics Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to efficiency expert Charles Duhigg. Duhigg explains why voting is like getting married. (John Rabe, Charles Duhigg) 12:48 1:04 Entertainment Industry Off-Ramp: Song of the week: "Grief Thief" by Arjuno Genome. 12:52 6:06 Youth/Children's Science Off-Ramp: In this excerpt from Brains On's Frankie Browneagle more about X-rays and Issues/ Family with the help of a scientists learns how to make her oen DIY XRays out of duck tape. (Frankie Browneagle) 10/24/2016 9:07 7:00 Transportation Take Two: Palm Springs Bus Crash: 13 people were killed and another 30 injured in a lethal bus crash near Palm Springs in the early hours of Sunday morning. For more details, Desert Sun reporter, Rosalie Murphy spoke with Alex Cohen. 9:14 7:00 Transportation Homeland Security Take Two: Palm Springs Bus Crash Safety: Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board will be providing an update on the crash at 1pm this afternoon in Indio, California. For more on what they could be looking for and bus safety rules, Collin Mooney, executive director of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance joins Alex Cohen.

9:21 8:45 Politics Take Two: Get Out the Vote: How does California's "surplus" affect the way democratic and republican presidential campaigns approach the state? For more, Libby Denkmann speaks with Jack Pitney, professor of American politics at Claremont Mckenna College and Thad Kousser, professor of political science at UC San Diego.

9:34 10:50 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Libby Denkmann gets the latest in Hollywood business news with Industry Rebecca Keegan from the Los Angeles Times. 9:45 12:20 Obituaries Politics Take Two: Tom Hayden: Activist and California politician, Tom Hayden has died at the age of 76. Alex Cohen remembers his life with his long time friend, L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti. 10:07 10:50 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Voter Registration: Today marks a VERY important deadline in California - it's Politics the last day to registered to vote on November 8. California's Secretary of State, Alex Padilla joins Alex Cohen with more on the deadline and voter registration. 10:18 6:20 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: SCPR's Human Voter Guide, aka Senior Political Reporter Mary Plummer joins Alex Cohen to answer those tricky voter registration questions and tell us about L.A. County's new weekend early voting locations. 10:24 7:10 Public Health/ Politics Take Two: Election mindfulness: A survey from the American Psychological Association Medicine (APA) found that more than half of U.S. adults are feeling very or somewhat stressed by the election. One way to manage that stress is through mindfulness. Diana Winston, with UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center, offers some tips to Libby Denkmann.

10:34 4:50 Transportation Take Two: Decarification: Sue is the host of The Ride, our series about cars and mobility ... but she decided to try navigating around L-A without a car, for the entire month of October. In this edition, she puts her feet to the pedals ... of a bicycle. 10:39 8:30 Arts And Culture Science Take Two: Pixar Science: The California Science Center has worked with Pixar to open a new exhibit that shows of the science and math behind the animations that the company puts out. Alex Cohen speaks with Tom Porter, vice president of production at Pixar about it. 10:48 6:35 Arts And Culture Take Two: A Tribe Called Quest: A tweet let the world know Eric B and Rakim will be Paid in Full ... again....When the duo go on tour in 2017. For more on the announcement, Libby Denkmann spoke to Oliver Wang from Soul-dash-sides-dot com.

Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk election 2016: Rounding up key national congressional races, plus what to make of Clinton’s surging poll numbers. Larry talks to Mike DeBonis, reporter for The Washington Post, Pilar Marrero, senior political reporter at La Opinion and Lanhee Chen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution 11:06 11:39 Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should journalists contribute to political campaigns? Larry 11:42 11:58 discusses with Jane Kirtley, professor of media ethics and law. Computers/Inter Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What would an AT&T - Time Warner merger mean for net/IT Business everyday consumers? Larry disucsses with Steve Effros, analyst and lawyer and Carmen 12:06 12:23:00 Balber, executive director of Consumer Watchdog. Politics Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Activist legend Tom Hayden remembered by fellow Vietnam 12:26 12:38 Events War agitator Vivien Rothstein. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to George Geary about his new book which 12:41 12:58 Cultural Events explores LA's legendary restaurants. Arts And Culture Economics and 3:36 5:00 Business The Frame: Michael Wolff on AT&T buying Time Warner Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Marcos Najera visits USC's new dance school Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Prentice Penny on running the show "Insecure" 10/25/2016 9:07 7:20 Computers/Inter Transportation Take Two: Bus Safety and Tech: A look at the tragic bus crash that killed 12 passengers net/IT and the driver early Sunday morning. Could technology have prevented the crash? For more, Sarah Catz, research associate at the UC-Irvine Institute of Transportation Studies, joins A Martinez. 9:15 7:40 Transportation Economics and Take Two: VW Settlement: Earlier this morning in San Francisco, a federal judge Business approved Volkwagen's nearly 15 BILLION dollar settlement with regulators and owners of its diesel vehicles. For more, The Ride's Sue Carpenter joined Alex Cohen. 9:23 8:30 Law & Science Take Two: DNA Database: In 2008, California Governor Jerry Brown enacted a Order/Courts/Pol comprehensive familial DNA policy used to help track down a suspect. Critics of this ice approach have voiced concerns about ethics and privacy. Alex Cohen speaks to David Kaye, distinguished professor of law at Penn State Law, for more. 9:34 9:00 Youth/Children's Computers/Intern Take Two: The Brood– Sharenting: When it comes to posts about kids, how much Issues/ Family et/IT sharing is too much? And what happens when a child's digital footprint is started for them before they have a choice in the matter? Law professor Susan Steinberg and pediatrician Bahareh Keith discuss the pros and cons of parents’ posting online with Alex Cohen. 9:43 4:30 Education Arts And Culture Take Two: Steam Schools: You've likely heard of STEM as schools try to prepare kids for careers in technology. Now, many educators want to add an "A" for art - giving birth to another buzzword: STEAM. SCPR's Priska Neely reports educators who want to adopt this idea are running into a bigger question: what exactly does it mean in practice?

9:48 9:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: A Martinez gets the latest crop of international music with journalist and critic Steve Hochman. 10:07 6:20 Politics Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Voting Diversity: Latino, Asian and young voters are expected to turn out in Events bigger numbers come November 8, but will all the attention on the presidential race carry over to the local contests? Reporter Andrea Castillo of the Fresno Bee looks at how that’s playing out in Fresno with A Martinez. 10:13 5:40 Politics Take Two: Voter Monitoring: While CA does not have strict voter ID laws or long lines at the booth, campaign rhetoric around the possibility of a rigged election has gotten some groups worried. For more A Martinez speaks with Jonathan Stein, staff attorney and manager of voting rights program at the Asian Americans Advancing Justice.

10:19 11:20 Media Politics Take Two: The Media and the Election: A Gallup poll released last month revealed the public trust in the media has reached its lowest point in nearly five decades. For more Alex Cohen talked to Jamelle Bouie, chief political correspondent for Slate Magazine, Robert Samuels, a national political reporter for the Washington Post and Israel Ortega, Senior Writer for the National Review's Opportunity Lives project.

10:34 7:20 Sports Gender Take Two: Women take on the Mavericks Surf Competition: For the first time, the Equity/Transgende Titans of Mavericks Invitational Surf Competition will include a heat for women. For r Issues more, Bianca Valenti, who is part of the Committee for Equity in Women's Surfing, a big- wave surfer and a Mavericks regular, speaks to Alex Cohen. 10:42 2:50 Sports Public Health/ Take Two: Paddle Yoga: It’s nearly November, but it's due to get warm again this Medicine weekend. Maybe the beach is where you want to be if looking for a workout. One option, YOGAqua, think of it as yoga on a paddleboard. A Martinez did and offers this report from the board. 10:45 11:50 Gender Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Rejected Princesses: Author and illustrator Jason Porath has a new book Equity/Transgen Authors about it titled, "Rejected Princesses: Tales of History's Boldest Heroines, Hellions and der Issues Heretics." He stopped by and talked to Alex Cohen about it. Transportation Travel Airtalk with Larry Mantle: L.A. Metro CEO Phil Washington talks Expo Line, bike share, 11:06 11:39 Rams ridership, and more with Larry Mantle. Youth/Children's Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is sleeping in the same room with your infant the best way to Issues/ Family Medicine prevent SIDS? Larry looks at the new study with Dr. Lori Feldman-Winter, professor of 11:42 11:58 pediatrics. Economics and Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry analyzes Obamacare's double-digit premium hikes; plus Business Medicine Covered California update, with Sarah Lueck, Senior Policy Analyst, Edmund Haislmaier, Health Policy Expert and Emily Bazar, Senior Correspondent for California Healthline at 12:06 12:35:00 Kaiser Health News. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Josh Katz about colorful new book ‘Speaking 12:35 12:58 Cultural Events American’ and why Americans talk the way they do. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Issie Lapowsky on Facebook Live Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Janelle Monae on her roles in "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Norman Lear on his career in television 10/26/2016 9:07 9:51 War/ Military Take Two: Bonus Repayments: Monetary incentives were given to about TEN-thousand Events/ Military service members at the height of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. For more, Congressman Culture Adam Schiff, spoke to Alex Cohen.

9:15 6:45 Housing Issues Take Two: Rain Prep: Heavy rains are in the forecast for SoCal this Thursday, but are you prepared for the troubles that may pool up? A Martinez gets some expert advice on how to prepare your car, home and more, with Red Cross LA's communication director Jon Myers. 9:22 6:24 Housing Issues Take Two: Flood Insurance: It may not rain that often in Southern California, but when it does, flooding can occur in many areas like along the L.A. River. Alex Cohen takes a look at flood insurance, and what it can protect against with insurance angent Beth Beagle.

9:34 10:00 Sports #N/A Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss the week in sports. 9:44 8:00 Politics Arts And Culture Take Two: Trump Tapes: Following the leak of the WaPo Trump tapes, we look into what drives a craving to be in the limelight. Alex Cohen does so with Donna Rockwell, she's a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in celebrity mental health. 9:52 5:00 Orange County Environment Take Two: Yorba Linda: SCPR's Kevin Ferguson went to the quiet Orange County suburb of Yorba Linda, birthplace of Richard Nixon. That's where a handful of races have stirred up intense anger, outrage and a compelling debate about water policy.

10:07 9:20 Housing Issues Gender Take Two: Women on Skid Row–Proposition HHH: A new report out today from the Equity/Transgende Downtown Women's Action Coalition finds a 55 percent increase in the number of r Issues women experiencing homelessness in the city since 2013. Anne Miskey, CEO, of the Downtown Women’s Center, joins Alex Cohen for more. 10:16 6:20 Public Health/ Take Two: Impatient: As rising healthcare costs remains a big issue, including in the Medicine presidential campaign, SCPR health reporter Rebecca Plevin does a little fact checking for us on what’s really hitting people’s pocket books and how people are feeling. A Martinez speaks with her. 10:22 7:50 Public Health/ Take Two: Heart Compressors: The Food and Drug Administration is investigating Medicine portable compressors for people with artifical hearts. The device may have played a role in the death of a man from Orange County. Anna Gorman reported on this story for Kaiser Health News and joins A Martinez to discuss. 10:34 4:30 Transportation Take Two: De-Carification: The Ride’s Sue Carpenter has a little experiment going on this month. She is navigating greater LA without a car and experimenting with all sorts of other modes of transportation and means of getting around. She reports on her car-less adventures. 10:39 7:30 Books/ Historical Events/ Take Two: Hemingway in Hollywood: Alex Cohen talks to Robert Elder, one of the Literature/ History Segments authors of "Hidden Hemingway," a new book on Hemingway's archives. Authors 10:47 7:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: If all the best Halloween costumes have ghosted themselves from your local store, there is one other option: making your own. On The Styled Side, Michelle Dalton Tyree explains to Alex Cohen how and where to get started with DIY'ing your own Halloween costume. Politics Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ballot booth selfies create risk of vote buying & intimidation, 11:06 11:32:00 et/IT but encourage participation – Larry talks to Professor Josh Douglas. Sacramento/Stat Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Public health expert looks at why California is at 20-year high e Politics Medicine for STI cases – Larry talks to Richard Seidman, M.D., chief medical officer for Northeast 11:32 11:40 Valley Health. Gender Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s in a (maiden) name? Larry talks to Senior Lecturer Equity/Transgen Events Laurie Scheuble and listeners about women’s decisions to keep or not keep their 11:42 11:58:00 der Issues surnames. Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Los Angeles Supervisors District 4 runoff: An AirTalk debate – e Politics Larry hosts with Janice Hahn, U.S. Representative from California's 44th congressional district and Steve Napolitano, former Manhattan Beach Mayor. 12:06 12:58 Arts And Culture Computers/Intern 3:36 5:00 et/IT The Frame: Janko Roettgers on the WSJ tech conference Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan on TASS and the movie season Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Dan Myrick on making "Blair Witch Project" 10/27/2016 9:07 9:30 Law & Sacramento/State Take Two: California Crime Costs: The State of California has made several reforms to its Order/Courts/Pol Politics criminal justice system over the past two decades. A Martinez talks about it with Scott ice Graves, director of research at the California Budget and Policy Center. 9:17 5:34 Public Health/ Take Two: Correct Care: A consortium of California counties is turning to the private Medicine sector to set up a state mental hospital, as a way to address a growing bed shortage. SCPR’s Annie Gilbertson has the story. 9:23 8:06 Transportation Public Health/ Take Two: The Ride: Ped Death: Every week we talk with Sue Carpenter, our expert on all Medicine things in the world of mobility. This week we’ll find out about why pedestrian deaths are on the rise, especially among young people. Sue talks to Alex Cohen.

9:34 7:30 War/ Military Take Two: Bonus Repayments: On Wednesday, the Pentagon temporarily halted Events/ Military clawbacks to enlistment bonuses erroneoulsy paid to service men and women. What Culture does that mean for vets caught up in this? Alex Cohen talks to member of the Guard, Bryan Strother. 9:42 10:30 Public Health/ Historical Events/ Take Two: Patient Zero: For decades, there was a belief about AIDS and HIV, and how it Medicine History Segments spread to the US. Many believed that it was one man, Canadian flight attendant Gaetan Dugas, was responsible. But new evidence has emerged that has now debunked this theory. A Martinez talks to Michael Worobe, researcher with the University of Arizona who led the investigation. 9:53 3:35 Public Health/ Historical Events/ Take Two: East Bay Fire: Twenty five years ago the East Bay Hills Fire killed 25 people and Medicine History Segments burned 3,000 homes. It's still ranked as the most damaging fire in California history. Reporter Danielle Venton talked to people who were there and are trying to make sure a fire like that never burns again. 10:07 15:00 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: In our weekly look at government and politics in the Golden e Politics State, we’ll take a look at the important political stories of the day. Alex Cohen talks to USC’s Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Claremont Mckenna's Jack Pitney. 10:22 8:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Super Majority: There are some tight races among candidates running for the Politics California legislature and democrats are eyeing a possible supermajority. What might that mean if such a shift takes place? Laurel Rosenhall of Cal Matters joins A Martinez for more. 10:34 7:25 Politics Gender Take Two: Trump Lady Talk: If you analyze the Republican nominee's speaking style, Equity/Transgende there are certain patterns making it more feminine than any other presidential candidate r Issues in the last four general elections. For more, Alex Cohen speaks with Politico's Julie Sedivy.

10:42 7:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Changing LA Names: Does changing a neighborhood's name really change its character? Did South Central become a new place when it was rebranded as "South LA"? And when downtown LA started its renaissance, you might have heard "DTLA" more often. For more, LA Magazine's Chris Nichols, speaks with A Martinez.

10:49 6:50 Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Take Two: Science Fiction L.A.:This weekend USC professor Bill Deverell and writer / History Segments historian David Ulin head up the conference: "Science Fiction Los Angeles: Words and World Building in the City of Angels.” It looks at why LA has been such an incubator of and inspiration for sci-fi stories. For a sneak preview, Ulin talks to Alex Cohen.

Politics Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Therapist Steven Stosny about election stress Medicine disorder and what people can do about it. 11:06 11:40 Religion Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What religions around the world do (and don’t) say about 11:42 11:58:00 handling bodies after death – Larry talks to Dean of Religious Life at USC, Varun Soni. Public Health/ Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Prop. 61: Deconstructing the complicated prescription drug Medicine initiative – Larry talks to spokesperson for the Yes side, Garry South and spokesperson for 12:06 12:33:00 the No side, Kathy Fairbanks. Law & Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: Are dreadlocks a racial attribute? Larry talks to Order/Courts/Pol professor of law and sociology, Camille Gear Rich and associate professor of Africana 12:46 12:58:00 ice studies Noliwe Rooks. Arts And Culture Economics and 3:36 5:00 Business The Frame: Amy Lemisch on California film industry incentives Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: John Horn goes behind the scenes of "Ouija" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Michael Schur on "The Good Place" 10/28/2016 9:07 9:20 Law & Politics Take Two: Judicial Races in California: There’s an underlying principle that judges should Order/Courts/Pol be independent from popular vote and adhere only to law and justice, so what are the ice advantages/drawbacks to this system? A Martinez talks to Jessical Levinson, professor at Loyola Law School. 9:17 4:40 Politics Take Two: Supes Feature from Frank: It’s been two decades since voters in LA County’s fourth district have chosen a new representative for the powerful Board of Supervisors. SCPR’s Frank Stoltze has the story. 9:22 8:30 Politics Take Two: Issa V Applegate: Here in California that focus has narrowed in on Congressman Darrell Issa, the eight-term incumbent from California's 49th District. A Martinez gets the background from Michael Smolens, government editor at the San Diego Union Tribune. 9:34 7:15 Computers/Inter Take Two: Tech Lay Offs: Take Two looks at whether the tech bubble might be deflating net/IT and whether So Cal’s Silicon Beach is feeling it. Alex Cohen talks to Kurt Wagner, senior editor at the tech site ReCode. 9:41 8:50 Arts And Culture Media Take Two: The Binge: best Halloween screams: Every month Take Two contributor Mark Jordan Legan stops by with a curated list of the best things to stream on the web. This month, in honor of Halloween, he offers a particular creepy list sure to make you scream. He speaks to Alex Cohen. 9:50 7:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: Roger Corman: Now who better to talk about scary movies than the prolific maker of many many B horror films, Roger Corman. Alex Cohen got in a quick chat with him recently. 10:07 4:35 Transportation Take Two: DeCARification: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter has given up her car for a month. We get the latest on her car-less adventures. 10:12 6:13 Computers/Inter Transportation Take Two: Solar Car: The students at Cal Poly have designed a car fueled by sunlight, net/IT without a battery or any other energy storage system. Of course, they’ll have to prove it next year at the Mojave Desert in 2017. Alex Cohen talks to David Alexander, co-manager of PROVE Lab at Cal Poly. 10:18 7:45 Public Health/ Economics and Take Two: San Diego Pot Measure: Now to another pair of items San Diegans will see on Medicine Business the ballot. First, Prop 64 - the one to legalize recreational marijuana use across the state. The second is another pot prop, but just for San Diego. A Martinez talks to Andrew Bowen, metro reporter at KPBS in San Diego. 10:26 4:12 Politics Take Two: The Plastic Bag Props: As part of our California Counts election coverage, Capital Public Radio's Amy Quinton explains the relationship and the politics behind Propositions 65 and 67. 10:34 7:21 Arts And Culture Take Two: Danny Elfman: There will be a live screenings of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas at the Hollywood Bowl. Music for the film was written by Danny Elfman, who will also be singing the part of pumpkin lead Jack Skellington at the Bowl shows. He speaks with Alex Cohen. 10:41 7:25 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins A Martinez for a rundown of the free – and almost free – things to do this weekend. 10:48 6:30 Historical Take Two: Haunted Missions: It's no surprise that some ghostly tales surround the Events/ History Southern California missions. For more on the haunting stories, A Martinez talks historian Segments and self-proclaimed ghost-hunter, Richard Senate. Politics Washington, DC reports Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FBI reopens investigation into Hillary Clinton's’ emails - Larry discusses with Dave Weigel, reporter covering politics for the Washington Post. 11:06 11:20 Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In light of surprise Malheur Refuge verdict, a look at the Order/Courts/Polic history of jury nullification. Larry talks to Ryan Hass, News Content Manager at Oregon 11:22 11:40:00 e Public Broadcasting and Tung Yin, professor of law at Lewis & Clark Law Environment Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: WWF report says 67 percent of wildlife is in imminent danger of going extinct - Larry talks to Robin Freeman, research fellow at the Zoological Society of London and Stuart Pimm, professor of conservation ecology at Duke University.

11:43 11:58 Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Inferno,’ ‘Into the Inferno,’ ‘The Eagle Huntress’ and more - Larry and KPCC film critics Wade Major and Amy Nicholson review the releases.

12:06 12:42 Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Jacqueline Lyanga, AFI film festival director, 12:45 12:58 about the 30th anniversary of the AFI fest Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Michael and Carissa Alvarado from Us The Duo on Vine Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Andalusia Knoll Soloff talks with rapper Chingo Bling Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Phoebe Waller-Bridge on creating "Fleabag" 10/31/2016 9:07 8:20 Politics Take Two: The Hatch Act: Democratic Senator Harry Reid of Nevada has suggested that FBI director Sean Comey may have broken the law. He is citing the Hatch Act as a reason for this. But what is the Hatch Act? Alex Cohen talks to Michael McConnell, Director, Stanford Constitutional Law Center; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution.

9:15 6:00 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: Our Human Voter Guide (aka SCPR's Senior Political Reporter Mary Plummer) talks to A Martinez about the deadline for requesting a vote-by- mail ballot, how much postage to use on vote by mail ballots, and rules on political signs.

9:21 8:00 Law & Politics Take Two: Judicial Races, and What the Job Requires: There are over 400 judges in LA Order/Courts/Pol Superior Court. Alex Cohen talks to Paul Bacigalupo, a current judge on the LA Superior ice Court about what the job entails, what makes a good candidate, why this selection on the ballot matters, and how voters can get informed. 9:34 8:30 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Alex Cohen gets the latest entertainment news. This week John Industry Horn, host of SCPR’s The Frame, sits in for Rebecca Keegan. 9:42 7:30 Media Computers/Intern Take Two: Future of Video: We take a look at the history and future of visual media with et/IT editor-in-chief at the website Tech Walla, Dave Johnson. He speaks with A Martinez.

9:49 7:00 Transportation Take Two: DeCARification: As an experiment to discover the pain and pleasure of being carless in LA, our motor critic Sue Carpenter gave up her car for a month. She stops by to talk with Alex Cohen about what she’s learned. 10:07 9:00 Foreign News Take Two: South Korea President: There’s a political scandal taking place in Asia that many here in the Korean community are watching very closely. David Kang, director of the Korean Studies Institute at USC, explains the gravity of the situation with A Martinez.

10:16 9:40 Environment Labor Issues Take Two: Night farming: As the heat rises in Southern California, more farmworkers are working in the fields at night. But A Martinez talks with Desert Sun reporter Gustavo Solis about the increasing number of injuries and lack of regulations to help these workers.

10:26 4:12 Orange County Politics Take Two: Anaheim Elections: In Orange County, the city of Anaheim will be voting differently this year. After a long voter rights battle, Anaheim residents will be voting for candidates BY DISTRICT. SCPR's Leslie Berestein Rojas has more. 10:34 4:45 Sports Arts And Culture Take Two: SoCal Sliders: At Knott's Berry Farm and other Halloween-themed events, there is a specific type of performer that puts a particularly unusual spin on fear. They refer to themselves as, “sliders,” and they like to say that they combine athleticism and theatricality. We caught up with a group of them as they prepared for Halloween.

10:39 5:12 Arts And Culture Take Two: Getting Metaphysical: It's Halloween, of course, and to honor the holiday's spirit of eerie weirdness, the California Report's Peter Gilstrap met with someone who has an unexpected and direct link to the afterlife -- English expat Adam Higgs, a gym owner who will also give you an exorcism. 10:44 11:53 Books/ Arts And Culture Take Two: Haunted: USC film scholar, Leo Braudy joins Alex Cohen to discuss his new Literature/ book, 'Haunted' and how popular culture feeds into our fears around ghosts and ghouls. Authors Law & Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating FBI director’s decision to go public about new Order/Courts/Pol Clinton emails, how the fallout impacts the presidential race, and what it means down ice ballot - Larry talks to Bre Payton, reporter for The Federalist, Lawrence Rosenthal, Professor of Law, Chapman University, Ange-Marie Hancock, associate professor of political science and gender studies, Zachary Courser, Research Director of the Dreier 11:06 11:58 Roundtable. Housing Issues Talk of the City Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA development roundup: Times’ Sea Breeze corruption probe, fate of The Reef, and more. Larry talks to David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times reporter and Sahra Sulaiman, communities editor for Los Angeles Streets Blog,

12:06 12:21 Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Passionate about podcasts? Larry talks to Lauren Ober, host of 12:24 12:40 The Big Listen, and listeners on their favorite podcasts. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Psychologist who has studied ‘nature of creepiness’ Frank 12:43 12:58 Events McAndrew on why humans are scared of clowns - Larry dives in. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Industry The Frame: Jon Robin Baitz on his political play "Vicuna" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Jeff Nichols on his film "Loving" 11/1/2016 9:07 7:45 Public Health/ Take Two: Open Enrollment: The first day of November is a big deal for a lot of people Medicine because it’s the official start for open enrollment for this year's Covered California health plans. Alex Cohen talks about it with Emily Bazar, she's senior correspondent for California Healthline at Kaiser Health News. 9:15 9:28 Law & Politics Take Two: Meet The Judges: In our ongoing series looking at the judicial candidates Order/Courts/Pol running for L.A. Superior Court, we hear from the first two of eight candidates, in their ice own words, about why they want to be a judge. Javier Perez and Susan Jung are each running for Office Number 84 9:24 7:20 Public Health/ Youth/Children's Take Two: Opioids and Kids: Turns out that drugs like Oxycodone, Percocet, codeine are Medicine Issues/ Family also proving harmful to kids, too, according to a new report published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics. Julie Gaither is an epidemiologist at Yale and speaks to Alex Cohen. 9:34 13:00 Youth/Children's Immigration Take Two: The Brood: The Distance Between Us: Reyna Grande talks about the new Issues/ Family young adult readers version of her memoir "The Distance Between Us." It's about her life before and after illegally immigrating from Mexico to LA as a 10-year-old. She joins Alex Cohen. 9:47 9:10 Arts And Culture Gender Take Two: Eagle Huntress: Thirteen-year-old Ashol-Pan is a young eagle huntress in Equity/Transgende Mongolia, participating in a tradition usually limited to males. Director Otto Bell follows r Issues her story in his new documentary Eagle Huntress, and joins Alex Cohen to talk about it.

10:07 9:00 Racial Relations Arts And Culture Take Two: South LA Demographic History: The story of South Los Angeles and its historically African-American communities is a tale of triumph and tragedy spanning nearly a century. For more on this, A Martinez speaks to Manuel Pastor, Director for the center of the study of immigrant integration. 10:18 6:00 Environment Economics and Take Two: Water and Lawns: For the past few years, California water agencies have Business spent millions of dollars in rebates to homeowners who switch their grass for something more drought friendly. But now water experts are trying to figure out if it was effective. Alex Cohen talks to AP’s Ellen Knickmeyer. 10:24 7:00 Environment Science Take Two: Drilling and Earthquakes: A new study suggests earthquakes that rocked Southern California in the early 20th century might not have been due to fault movements. Instead, they might have been caused when oil drilling unsettled the earth beneath our feet. A Martinez talks with USGS Seismologist Susan Hough. 10:34 6:20 Education Racial Relations Take Two: Black Teachers: According to some new research, African American boys in elementary school are not as likely to be suspended or expelled...if they have a teacher who is black. For more, A Martinez talks to Constance Lindsay, professor at American University and one of the authors of the study. 10:40 6:37 Youth/Children's Books/ Literature/ Take Two: L.A. Youth Poet Laureate: The GET LIT - WORDS IGNITE event will include the Issues/ Family Authors last public performance of the city's current poet laureate - Luis Rodriguez. Guests will also get the chance to hear from the city’s Youth Poet Laureate, Rhiannon McGavin. McGavin joins Alex Cohen in studio. 10:47 11:40 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: A Martinez gets a rundown of the best new music this week with music journalist Oliver Wang and Music Supervisor Morgan Rhodes.

Politics Panel (three or Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about the prop to legalize marijuana with Kimberly more guests) Cargile, CEO of A Therapeutic Alternative, Inc., Peter Hecht, senior writer for the Sacramento Bee, Richard Miadich, managing partner with Olson Hagel & Fishburn LLP, Lauren Michaels, legislative affairs manager, Anne Marie Schubert, district attorney for 11:06 11:58 Sacramento County and Joel Warner, Denver-based writer. Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses the death penalty with Justin Brooks, executive Politics Panel (three or director of the California Innocence Project, Tom Dominguez, president of the more guests) Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs, Mike Farrell, human rights activist, co- author of Prop 62, Paul Pfingst, former San Diego County district attorney, Beth Webb, sister of Laura Webb, who was killed along with seven other people in the 2011 shooting at Salon Meritage in Seal Beach and Marc Klaas, father of Polly Klaas, who was kidnapped and killed in 1993.

12:06 12:58 Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Caitlin Kenney on Gimlet's new shows Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Janicza Bravo on directing an "Atlanta" episode Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Donald Margulies on his play "The Model Apartment" 11/2/2016 9:07 9:30 Law & Politics Take Two: Meet the Judges: We continue our series on all the judicial candidates Order/Courts/Pol running for LA Superior Court. Today, we hear from Steven Schreiner and Debra ice Archuleta, candidates for Office Number 11 on the Court. 9:17 8:50 Politics Take Two: Ballot Selfies: If you want to share with your friends that you're voting - you can go ahead an don your "I Voted" sticker but taking a selfie in the voting booth is against the law. To explain more about is Jessica Levinson, law professor at Loyola Law School speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:25 5:00 Law & Take Two: Ezell Ford: SCPR has learned the parents of Ezell Ford - who police shot and Order/Courts/Pol killed two years ago in South LA - have reached a conditional settlement with the city. ice SCPR's Chris Keller joins Alex Cohen with the latest. 9:34 10:00 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss the upsets, spoilers and heartbreaks in the week of sports. 9:44 13:10 Public Health/ Gender Take Two: Going Flat After a Mastectomy: This week the New York Times highlighted a Medicine Equity/Transgende trend among some women to opt out of reconstructive surgery post-mastectomy. Alex r Issues Cohen explores some of the reasons why with Doctor Catherine Dang, a breast surgeon at Cedar's Sinai hospital in Los Angeles. 10:07 9:20 Racial Relations Economics and Take Two: Sharing Cconomy and Implicit Bias: Take Two explores the technology that Business could cut instances of racial discrimination in the sharing economy with Arun Sundarajan, professor of business at New York University and author of the book "the Sharing Economy." He speaks with Alex Cohen. 10:17 7:40 Homosexuality Take Two: Rift Within the LGBT Groups: There's a rift among LGBT organizations on whether to fight against state bathroom laws that affect trans people, or concede them so other LGBT issues can be passed. A Martinez talks with Buzzfeed reporter Dominic Holden about how this affects the unity of the movement going forward. 10:25 4:53 Education Take Two: Charter Money: Pro-charter groups have been far-and-away the biggest outside spenders on California's statewide legislative races. SCPR data reporter Aaron Mendelson and education reporter Kyle Stokes teamed up to look into it. 10:34 5:50 Sports Economics and Take Two: Dodger TV: The U.S. Department of Justice is accusing Direct TV of colluding Business with other local cable companies to not carry the Dodgers channel and they are suing. For more A Martinez speaks with Meg James who is writing about this for the LA Times.

10:40 10:50 Arts And Culture Immigration Take Two: NDLON Music: The band known as Los Jornaleros Del Norte - or The Laborers of the North, are advocates for immigrant rights. Alex Cohen spoke to band member Omar Leon, and also USC professor Josh Kun, who will introduce them on stage.

10:51 6:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: The Styled Side: The holiday shopping season is almost here, and Fashion Trends Daily's Michelle Dalton Tyree looks at what are some of the most anticipated trends and styles. She speaks to A Martinez. Sports Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Justice Department sues AT&T-DirecTV for allegedly Order/Courts/Polic orchestrating Dodgers Channel blackout. Larry discusses with Dominic Patten, Senior 11:05 11:20 e Editor at Deadline and Joe Flint, Media Reporter, The Wall Street Journal. Media Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Questioning the necessity, accuracy, influence of 2016 early voting "results" – Larry talks to Christopher J. Galdieri, Assistant Professor of Politics at 11:23 11:39:00 Saint Anselm. Media Sports Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Election? Baseball? Protests? Getting to the bottom of the 11:41 11:58 NFL’s ratings slump – Larry talks to KPCC Take Two’s A Martinez. Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: #VoterGamePlan: Debating Measure M, Metro’s plan to fund e Politics L.A. public transit expansion – Larry talks to Yusef Robb, spokesman for ‘Yes on M’ campaign and Damien Goodmon, spokesman for ‘No on M’ Coalition and executive 12:06 12:36 director of the Crenshaw Subway Coalition. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA’s Korean American community reacts to presidential scandal in South Korea – Larry talks to professor Sung Yoon Lee and professor Katharine 12:36 12:58 H.S. Moon. Arts And Culture Economics and 3:36 5:00 Business The Frame: Nick Meyer on the American Film Market Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Mariachi trio La Victoria on their take on tradition Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Aaron Eckhart on his career in film 11/3/2016 9:07 8:20 Sports Take Two: Go Cubs!: The goat curse is done. For more, Cubs super fans Liz Dwyer and Tony Pierce join A Martinez to discuss what the victory means for them as fans.

9:15 7:40 Politics Media Take Two: Twitter and the President: This week, the White House laid out its plans for a "digital transition" after the new President takes office. At issue is what happens to President Obama's @POTUS Twitter account. Alex talks to political science professor John Woolley with UC Santa Barbara's American Presidency Project.

9:22 10:00 Law & Politics Take Two: Meet the Judges: As part of our ongoing series looking on who is running for Order/Courts/Pol LA Superior Court this election season, we will hear from each candidate in their own ice words about why they want to be elected. We’ll hear from Steven Schreiner and Debra Archuleta, candidates for Office Number 11 on the Court.

9:34 7:00 Transportation Take Two: The Ride: Record fuel economy, and lower greenhouse gasses. The EPA says automakers exceeded standards for economy and emissions with the 2015 models. Our motor critic Sue Carpenter has details on that, and other news about mobility and transportation. She speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:41 7:00 Homosexuality Take Two: GLAAD Report: A report out from GLAAD reveals that the number of regular LGBTQ characters in the small screen lineup has hit its highest mark since they started counting 12 years ago. For more on the report, A Martinez speaks with director of entertainment media at GLAAD, Ray Bradford. 9:48 7:00 Media Take Two: LinkedIn: LinkedIn recently announced a new feature where you can enter your salary to see how it compares to others in your field. But what is the practical use and relevance of LinkedIn today and in the future? For more, Alex Cohen speaks with Bridget Carey, Senior Editor for CNET. 10:07 15:20 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: On this week's State of Affairs, a new candidate for CA e Politics Governor, President Obama endorses state legislative candidates, and the trouble ahead for CA Republicans. POLITICO's Carla Marinucci and KQED's Marisa Lagos join A Martinez for our weekly look at CA government and politics. 10:22 9:00 War/ Military Politics Take Two: Veteran Votes: The California Secretary of State's Office has launched a new Events/ Military vote incentive program called, Honor Veterans. Vote. The program allows state residents Culture to dedicate their vote to a veteran or active duty service member. Alex Cohen hears from Alex Padilla, California Secretary of State. 10:34 7:00 Travel #N/A Take Two: Ontario Airport: Ontario Airports plans to grow and challenge LAX. But what should be on its checklist to get more flights onto runways? For more A Martinez speaks with George Hobica, travel writer and the founder of Airfarewatchdog.

10:41 12:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Trolls: The new animated film TROLLS is about a land of tiny creatures with huge hair who live in a technicolor forest in perfect harmony... Except for one troll named Branch, voiced by Justin Timberlake. The film is directed by Mike Mitchell - who also helmed the Shrek films. He spoke with Alex Cohen. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Brexit? Not so fast. Court says British parliament must okay 11:06 11:20 move – Larry talks to BBC correspondent Iain Watson. Gender Religion Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pope says no to women priests for good, we look at women’s Equity/Transgen leadership elsewhere in the Catholic Church. Larry talks to Kathleen Domingo, Associate der Issues Director at Office of Life, Justice, and Peace; Archdiocese of Los Angeles and Gail DeGeorge, Editor of the Global Sisters Report which is part of the National Catholic 11:22 11:39 Reporter Politics Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: In final week before election, many campaigns turn to snail et/IT mail – Larry looks at slate mailers with KCC’s Aaron Mendelson and Paul Mitchell, Vice 11:42 11:58 President of Political Data Inc, Politics Sacramento/State Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: California Counts: Voter cram session – Larry hosts panel with Fernando Guerra, political science, Ange-Marie Hancock, associate professor, Marisa Lagos, politics reporter, KQED, Patt Morrison, contributor, KPCC and Los Angeles Times, Laurel Rosenhall, politics reporter, CALmatters 12:06 12:58 Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: GLAAD study on women and LGBTQ in film and TV Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Barry Jenkins on his film "Moonlight" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani on "Ivory Game" 11/4/2016 9:07 8:00 Politics Law & Take Two: FBI Comey: Reporters at the Washington Post have been looking into the Order/Courts/Polic tensions at the FBI and how they might play out after election day. WaPo reporter e Rosalind S Helderman joins the show for more. She speaks to Alex Cohen. 9:15 5:40 Housing Issues Politics Take Two: HHH Debate: A look at the Homelessness Reduction and Prevention, Housing and Facilities Bond. If approved, the measure will raise over a billion dollars to fund 10,000 units for LA's homeless. A Martinez speaks with Mark Ryavec, president of the Venice Stakeholders Association, for more. 9:21 9:15 Politics Housing Issues Take Two: County Supervisors and the Homeless: We look at the significance of the upcoming homeless tax and where the supervisor candidates stand on the issue, with SCPR’s Mary Plummer and Rina Palta. They speak to A Martinez. 9:34 10:15 Law & Politics Take Two: Meet the Judges: As part of our ongoing series looking on who is running for Order/Courts/Pol LA Superior Court this election season, we will hear from each candidate in their own ice words about why they want to be elected. We’ll hear from Alicia Molina and Efrain Aceves, candidates for Office Number 42 on the Court. 9:44 13:20 Homosexuality Arts And Culture Take Two: Hedwig and the transgender movement: The Broadway musical "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" arrives at the Pantages Theatre this month. Alex Cohen talks with star Darren Criss about performing in the show in today's environment where transgender awareness is at an all-time high 10:07 7:30 Labor Issues Take Two: Crappy TJ's: Some retail businesses have worked smiling and happiness into their list of employee requirements. But can a business really mandate happiness on the job? And does it violate employee rights? Some legal cases say, yes. For more, Alex Cohen speaks with expert, Harley Shaiken. 10:15 8:50 Environment Take Two: A New Home for Shamu: A year after announcing it would phase out its longstanding Shamu show, SeaWorld San Diego is seeking the California Coastal Commission for permission renovate its orca habitat. A Martinez talks about it with Lori Weisberg, San Diego Union Tribune. 10:26 6:42 Environment Take Two: Palm Trees on Alert: California's iconic palm trees could be in peril because of one unwelcome guest. The South American Palm Weevil, an invasive species that eat and destroy palm trees. Alex Cohen talks to Mark Hoddle, an etymologist at UC Riverside and the director of the Center for Invasive Species Research. 10:34 5:52 Environment #N/A Take Two: Green House Gases: A study published last month in the journal Bioscience from researchers at Washington State University-Vancouver found that the world's reservoirs actually emit as much greenhouse gases as the entire nation of Canada. A Martinez spoke with Bridget Deemer, a post-doctoral research ecologist with the US Geological Survey in Flagstaff, Arizona.

10:40 9:20 Racial Relations Arts And Culture Take Two: Black Cinema: Several movies with predominantly black casts have found acclaim outside African American communities this year. This success has led some to wonder whether the term "black film" ought to be retired. Film critic Tim Cogshell, speaks to A Martinez. 10:49 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins Alex Cohen for a rundown of the free – and almost free – things to do this weekend. Politics Housing Issues Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Boyle Heights community speaks out on LAPD probe into anti- gentrification vandalism. Larry talks to Eva Chimento, owner of Chimento Contemporary gallery in Boyle Heights, Elizabeth Blaney, Co-Executive Director of Union De Vecinos and Alessandro Negrete, Civic Engagement and Events Chair with the Boyle Heights 11:06 11:49 Neighborhood Council. Sacramento/Stat Airtalk with Larry Mantle: SoCal residents weigh in on the potential future of marijuana 11:51 11:57 e Politics marketing? Larry talks to Laurel Rosenhall, reporter for CALMatters. Media Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: 'Doctor Strange,' 'Trolls,' 'Hacksaw Ridge,' and more – Larry reviews with KPCC film critics Claudia Puig, Charles Solomon, and Lael 12:06 12:38 Loewenstein. Media Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘By Sidney Lumet’ documentary features influential filmmaker in his own words – Larry talks to Nancy Buirski, Director of the new documentary and 12:41 12:58 Peter Rainer, Film Critic for KPCC and the Christian Science Monitor. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Abraham Reisman on "Doctor Strange" background Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Ellen Huang on Tilda Swinton's role in "Doctor Strange" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Benjamin Millepied on his dance career 11/5/2016 12:07 10:29 Entertainment Interview (one Off-Ramp: Mario Batali shares his favorite LA restaurants and talks about his latest Industry guest) cookbook. (Kevin Ferguson, Mario Batali) 12:17 4:50 Computers/Inter Media Off-Ramp: We meet the creators of Toothpix, who took the underutilized video feature net/IT on Yelp and have been making masterpieces: some of the funniest 12-second restaurant reviews you’ll ever see. (Rosalie Atkinson, Dave Green, Joe Cobden) 12:22 15:03 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: Chicano art champion Cheech Marin talks about his newest traveling exhibit Events called Papel Chicano Dos, spotlighting works on paper by young Chicano artists. (John Rabe, Cheech Marin) 12:38 :58 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Kokopelli" by Mild High Club Industry 12:39 1:29 Youth/Children's Science Off-Ramp: In this exceprt from Brain's On we learn why your voice sounds diffrent in yout Issues/ Family head than it does to other people.

12:42 9:48 Historical Law & Off-Ramp: In 1964, when Lyndon Johnson battled Barry Goldwater for President, an Events/ History Order/Courts/Polic unlikely Third Party challenger threw his hat in the ring-- It was bop trumpeter Dizzy Segments e Gillespie. We’ll meet the last surviving member of Dizzy’s proposed cabinet. (Sean J. O'Connell, Ramona Crowell) 12:52 7:34 Media Racial Relations Off-Ramp: Tim Cogshell returns with another DIY Film Fest. This time around he explores miscegenation films and shows you need to see. (Tim Cogshell) 11/7/2016 9:07 8:30 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: Election Day is Tuesday! SCPR political reporter Mary Plummer will be in studio with A Martinez to answer all of voters' last minute questions.

9:16 2:20 Politics Take Two: Political Tensions: Election Day can't come soon enough. For many, it marks the end of uncomfortable and sometimes stressful conversations with friends and family over issues that have polarized the country. We asked KPCC listeners to share their experiences. We hear from one woman in Malibu, California.

9:19 4:40 Racial Relations Politics Take Two: Asian American Voters: On the eve of Election Day, it's get-out-the-vote mode. One demographic, though, has been particularly tough to engage. Asian Americans have the lowest voter turnout of any major racial group. SCPR's Josie Huang looks at whether this election will be different. 9:24 7:40 Immigration Take Two: After Asylum: SCPR’s Dorian Merina spent the past year checking in with one family from El Salvador as they adjust to a new life in Southern California after receiving asylum. 9:34 8:45 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Vanity Fair's Hollywood correspondent Rebecca Keegan joins A Industry Martinez with the latest news from the film business, including Benedict Cumberbatch's turn as Dr. Strange, and a new film directed by Mel Gibson. 9:43 10:15 Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Take Two: The legacy of the Loving Case: The upcoming film, Loving, follows the History Segments groundbreaking case of Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple, who were sentenced to prison in Virginia in 1958 for getting married. Alex Cohen chats with actor Joel Edgerton, who plays Richard Loving. 9:53 4:10 Politics Foreign News Take Two: Overseas voters: Americans living abroad estimates vary widely, but there are somewhere between 4 and 8 million US citizens living overseas. So what does the race for the White House look like from thousands of miles away? Three Americans in the UK, Australia and the United Arab Emirates share their thoughts. 10:07 9:07 Politics Take Two: Nevada Early Voting: Several cities have launched early voting services and turnout has been strong. We go to Nevada where Latinos in particular are showing up at the polls in advance of election day. For more Alex Cohen talks to Jon Ralston, a political analyst in that state. 10:16 4:00 Orange County Religion Take Two: OC Muslims: The Muslim community dealing with a rise in hate crimes since last year's San Bernardino shooting by terrorists. At a recent gathering at a local mosque, Muslim-Americans held a mock debate to help prepare for the election. The California Report's Susan Valot was there. 10:20 1:33 Politics Take Two: Political tensions: For many, election day marks the end of uncomfortable and sometimes stressful conversations with friends and family over issues that have polarized the country. We asked KPCC listeners to share their experiences. We heard from one young Republican from Los Angeles. 10:22 8:00 Education Take Two: Community College Confusion: A new report out this month finds that many students at California’s community colleges are confused about how to transfer to a State University campus. A Martinez talks to one of the report’s authors, Jodi Lewis, about it. 10:34 9:00 Media Law & Take Two: Podcasting from Behind Bars: The podcast, called Ear Hustle, will tell stories Order/Courts/Polic about prison life … healthcare, food, fashion and the difficulties of being a trans inmate. e A Martinez talks to Nigel Poor – she’s a photography professor and volunteer teacher at the prison, she's also one of the producers. 10:43 7:30 Politics Transportation Take Two: Election Transport: To help voters get to the polls, all kinds of transportation companies will be providing free and discounted rides tomorrow. For more, motor critic Sue Carpenter talks to Alex Cohen. 10:51 5:00 Politics Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Election Party: KPCC's In Person team is hosting an election party Tuesday Events night in downtown LA. For more, A Martinez talks to John Cohn, managing producer of the In Person live events team, and Ashley Alvarado, manager of public engagement.

Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What do you still need to know for your #VoterGameplan? Politics Larry talks to listeners and guests Jessica Levinson, Vice President of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission, Lynn Vavreck, professor of political science at UCLA, Alex Padilla, California Secretary of State Dean Logan, Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, and Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters. 11:06 11:39 Sacramento/Stat Politics e Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk asks: How are you voting on California’s recreational 11:42 11:58 marijuana prop 64? And why? Larry talks to Brooke Staggs, reporter for the OC Register. Religion Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Election Day fervor catches on at churches, mosques, temples 12:06 12:32 – Larry talks to Brie Loskata, Executive Director, Center for Religion and Civic Culture. Politics Historical Events/ History Segments Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the Impact of the 2016 Popular Vote, Larry talks to 12:32 12:42 Julian Zelizer, Professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. Arts And Culture Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Alec Baldwin’s Trump, Tina Fey’s Palin, and your favorite 12:44 12:58:00 politician impressions of all time – Larry talks to Author Kliph Nesteroff. Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 10:00 The Frame: Marcos Najera visits "Unelectable You" show Arts And Culture Politics 3:46 5:00 The Frame: Brian Steinberg on election night late night shows Arts And Culture Politics 3:51 5:00 The Frame: Molly Fitzpatrick on fictional female presidents 11/8/2016 9:07 6:50 Politics Take Two: Poll Check In: It’s election day and SCPR’s Sharon McNary will be out at the polls. She joins Alex Cohen to talk about how the process is going so far and what she is hearing from voters. 9:14 7:50 Politics Computers/Intern Take Two: Voting Tech: Researchers from Caltech and MIT will be collecting election data et/IT at the ground level. A Martinez talks about it with Michael Alvarez, political science professor at Caltech, who heads the Voter Technology Project, a series of tools and research designed to improve our voting system. 9:22 8:20 Immigration Take Two: After Asylum, Part Two: We go behind the scenes to LA's busy immigration court, as the Hernandez family from El Salvador, adjusts to a new life in Southern California. Twin brothers Alejandro and Luis focus on making new friends and homework. Meanwhile, younger sister Michel begins her own process of asylum in the courts.

9:34 8:30 Youth/Children's Take Two: The Brood: Kids and Elections: Sorting through presidential politics is Issues/ Family confusing enough for adults, so imagine what kids are making of it. Children's librarian Mara Alpert with the Central Public Library joins Alex Cohen with her top picks for books for kids about elections. 9:43 5:30 Politics Arts And Culture Take Two: Election Parties: Party planning can be tough, especially if you’re planning for election night. How do you decorate? What snacks should you serve? And how do you balance political differences? For more on these burning questions, Alex Cohen speaks with Sarah Shewey, founder of Team Happily, a network of party planners. 9:49 10:20 Arts And Culture #N/A Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: We travel from Spain to California, from Colombia to San Antonio with Justino Aguila and Leila Cobo who’ve brought in the best new Latin music on offer this week. This week A Martinez gets new tunes from Nina Diaz, Rosana Arbelo, Diamante Electrico and Deorro. 10:07 6:00 Politics Take Two: Poll Observers: Monitors and observers play an important role in the democratic process. For more, Wendy Weiser, director of the democracy program at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU, joins A Martinez for more. 10:13 4:00 Media Take Two: KQED special: We'll be carrying a special from KQED, one of the partner stations in our California Counts collaboration. Consider it our late, late election show. KQED politics editor Scott Shafer is the co-host. He speaks with A Martinez. 10:17 6:20 Law & Take Two: The Durst Trial: Robert Durst was arraigned in a Los Angeles courtroom Order/Courts/Pol yesterday for the murder of his friend Susan Berman in 2000. The murder regained ice public attention after Durst was profiled in the HBO series "The Jinx." LA Times reporter James Queally was at the arraignment and joins Alex Cohen for more.

10:23 6:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Considered Consumerism: How do we become more thoughtful about what we buy, and where our things come from. We'll tackle this question on Thursday as part of the Fast Forward: Designing the Future series. Alex Cohen speaks with Karen Hoffman chair of the school's Product Design Department. 10:34 8:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: The Styled Side: Fashion Trends Daily's Michelle Dalton Tyree stops by to give A martinez the latest trends and styles. 10:41 14:20 Books/ Historical Events/ Take Two: Riot on Sunset Strip: This weekend, folks will be gathering at the Echoplex to Literature/ History Segments remember the so-called "riots" on Sunset Strip that took place 50 years ago. Alex Cohen Authors talks to author Domenic Priore who's written about the incident.

Politics Talk of the City Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s your voting experience been like? Larry talks to listeners and guests: KPCC reporter Sharon McNary, Reporter Kurtis Lee, Carrie Kaufman, 11:06 11:58 Host/Producer for KNPR’s State of Nevada and Reporter Dan Nowicki. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who will control Congress after Nov. 8? A look at Senate and reports House races – Larry talks to Burgess Everett, POLITICO Congressional reporter and Alex 12:06 12:23:00 Roarty, senior politics reporter at CQ Roll Call. Politics Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: More than polarized - hatred in America in 2016 and History Segments throughout history. Larry talks to David Karol, Associate Professor of Government and 12:26 12:58 Politics and Jonathan Rieder, professor of sociology at Columbia University. 11/9/2016 9:21 18:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Where California Goes from Here: Regardless of who wins the presidency, Politics there are a lot of issues important to California; trade, immigration and energy/ environment. A Martinez, Alex Cohen and Larry Mantle host a roundtable with Ange- Marie Hancock Alfaro, political science and women’s studies professor from USC, Louis DeSipio, UCI political science professor, Jeremy Carl of the Hoover Institution.

9:41 17:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Where California goes from here: Our roundtable discussion continues, we Politics also open the phone lines. 10:07 12:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: California Republicans React: We have two of the nearly 3 million Californians Politics who voted for Donald Trump, Harmeet Dhillon is the Republican national committeewoman here in the Golden State and Southern California real estate developer Felix Viega, Southern California who's also a delegate for Donald Trump. Alex Cohen, A Martinez and Larry Mantle speak with them. 10:19 20:00 Youth/Children's Politics Take Two: The Brood: Talking to Children about the Outcome: Alex Cohen talks to Issues/ Family former Kindergarten teacher Sharon Lee and child development expert Katie Hurley about speaking to kids about the election. After the chat, phone lines were opened for listeners to weigh in. 10:41 13:00 Politics Take Two: CA Democrats React: California Congressman Adam Schiff reacts to the outcome of the presidential election with Alex Cohen, A Martinez and Larry Mantle.

10:54 4:00 Immigration Take Two: Immigration: What Happens Next: SCPR's Leslie Berestein Rojas joins us to talk about what happens next for immigration reform now that Donald Trump will be president. Gender Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Majority of women voters feeling the loss of Hillary Clinton's Equity/Transgen candidacy – Larry partners with Take Two hosts A and Alex, and guest Debbie Walsh, 11:06 11:39 der Issues Director of the Center for American Women, to discuss. Politics Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump win raises questions about US pledge in climate deal- Larry talks to President of Western State Petroleum Catherine Reheis-Boyd and Ann 11:41 11:51 Notthoff, California Advocacy Director, Natural Resources Defense Council. Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Kathryn Barger, Los Angeles County Supervisor, 11:51 11:58 e Politics District 5 about BOS Results. Immigration Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What will Trump’s immigration policies look like? Larry talks to executive Director of Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Angelica Salas and Center of 12:06 12:30 Immigration Studies director Mark Krikorian. Politics Sacramento/State Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pot legalized, death penalty preserved, and more winners and 12:30 12:58:00 losers among CA ballot props. Larry talks to listeners and reporter Laurel Rosenhall. 11/10/2016 9:07 8:00 Politics Foreign News Take Two: Trump and Mexico’s Reaction: Alex Cohen is joined by the BBC’s Nuala McGovern in Tijuana to talk about the reaction in Mexico to Donald Trump’s win for the US presidency. 9:15 8:00 Immigration Politics Take Two: The Future of DACA: California has the biggest share of DACA youth – who now face an uncertain future. A Martinez is joined by DACA recipient, Alma de Jesus and Annaluisa Padilla, incoming president for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, to talk about what’s next for the program. 9:23 7:00 Law & Politics Take Two: Trump University: Donald Trump is scheduled to face trial this month in a Order/Courts/Pol class-action lawsuit against him and his now-defunct Trump University, potentially taking ice the witness stand weeks before his inauguration as president of the United States. Alex Cohen speaks to AP's Elliot Spagat who's been reporting on the story.

9:34 7:00 Public Health/ Economics and Take Two: Pot Investor: Smoking marijuana is now legal in California and yesterday we Medicine Business talked about the criminal and social implications of that change. A Martinez speaks to Adam Bierman, who is one of those investors. He's the CEO of MedMen, an investment firm here in Los Angeles. 9:41 4:00 Politics Take Two: LA Protestors: In response to the election, Anti-Trump protests broke out across the country including here in Los Angeles. Alex Cohen speaks to Max Goldberg who attended last night's protest in Downtown L.A. 9:45 12:20 Arts And Culture Politics Take Two: How We Heal: How does America heal? Alex Cohen talks about it with Pastor J Edgar Boyd, senior minister at FAME Church, Imam Mustafa Umar in Orange County and Rabbi Sharon Brous, senior rabbi and founder of IKAR an emerging Jewish community dedicated to social justice. 10:07 16:20 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: State of Affairs: On this week's State of Affairs, we'll talk about how Politics Californians decided on the statewide ballot props, Kamala Harris' win over Loretta Sanchez, and California lawmakers' responses to a Donald Trump win. KQED's Scott Shafer and LA Times reporter Melanie Mason join Alex Cohen. 10:23 7:00 Public Health/ Take Two: Covered California: President-elect Donald Trump has said throughout his Medicine campaign that he would dismantle Obamacare. A Martinez looks at where that would leave Californians who already take part in the state's own health care exchange program with health reporter Chad Terhune 10:34 10:15 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetzky joinA Martinez to discuss the upsets, spoilers and heartbreaks in the week of sports. 10:44 11:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Buckminster Fuller: "The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fulle" is a one night live documentary. It’s a creation of filmmaker Sam Greene, with real-time narration and a live score by indie rock band Yo La Tengo. For more Alex Cohen spoke to Sam Greene.

Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Protests in DTLA, Santa Ana and nationwide over Trump – 11:06 11:18 e Larry talks to Chief Charlie Beck, LAPD, and protestor Bennett Kaspar. Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Mayor Garcetti on measures HHH, M and Trump 11:21 11:30 Politics protests. Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Protests in DTLA, Santa Ana and nationwide over Trump – 11:30 11:58 e Larry talks to Chief Charlie Beck, LAPD, and protestor Bennett Kaspar. Politics Public Health/ Medicine Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Covered CA executive director, health policy experts answer questions about future of state healthcare exchange, Affordable Care Act – Larry talks to Covered CA executive Peter lee, Brookings Institution Fellow Kavita K Patel, and fellow at 12:06 12:42 Manhattan Institute’s Center for Medical Progress, Yevgeniy Feyman. Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to former Mayor Villairagosa on his bid for CA 12:42 12:49:00 Politics governor Politics Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to listeners about why CA chose to expedite the 12:51 12:58 Politics death penalty rather than abolish it. Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 7:00 The Frame: Harry Groener on playing a Trump-like figure in "Vicuna" Arts And Culture Politics 3:41 3:00 The Frame: Lindsay Posner on directing "Vicuna" on election night Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:44 10:00 Industry The Frame: Jesse Green on Richard Nelson’s “Women of a Certain Age” 11/11/2016 9:07 10:30 Politics Take Two: Trump Policies and California: In a recent article in theDesert Sun, reporters explored the benefits of a Trump administration. For more on this, A Martinez talks with John Eastman, professor of law and community service at Chapman University.

9:18 14:00 Politics Youth/Children's Take Two: Trump Election and Young Voters: For months, A Martinez has talked about Issues/ Family the presidential election with a group of young voters. Now that Donald Trump has won the vote, we’ll talk to Kelsey Brewer, who is a Democrat, and Mary Perez, a Republican about what they see as the future of their respective parties. 9:34 8:15 Transportation Politics Take Two: The Ride: The election of Donald Trump has created waves across the nation, including within the nation's auto industry. In our weekly discussion of modern mobility, motor critic Sue Carpenter tells Alex Cohen about reactions from carmakers.

9:41 8:00 Sports Take Two: Mexico versus the USA: On Friday, the United States soccer team will have a crucial World Cup qualifying match against Mexico. The teams have always had a fierce rivalry, but many believe with the recent election of Donald Trump, today's game has an even greater political subplot. A Martinez talks about it with ESPN’s Andrea Canales. 9:49 5:00 Law & Politics Take Two: Trump U update: Donald Trump’s attorneys have agreed to settlement talks Order/Courts/Pol in the class-action lawsuit brought against him by former students of Trump University. ice Alex Cohen speaks with Elliot Spagat, who’s covering the case for the Associated Press about how this case is likely to play out. 10:07 10:15 Gender Politics Take Two: Women in Politics: The bad news for the representation of women in politics Equity/Transgen didn't end with Hillary Clinton's loss in this week's presidential election. Rachel Michelin, der Issues executive director of California Women Lead, and Kelly Dittmar, with the Center for American Women and Politics, join Alex Cohen for more. 10:17 8:00 Law & Arts And Culture Take Two: What Makes a Memorial? Take Two explores the process of creating a Order/Courts/Pol memorial on the site of a tragedy. Take Two's A Martinez talks more with Daniel ice Libeskind. He designed the World Trade Center master plan and the Jewish Museum in Berlin 10:25 4:45 Education Arts And Culture Take Two: Joyner Foundation: Sixteen struggling schools around California are testing a hypothesis: that a surge of arts instruction can improve every aspect of learning. How do schools get it off the ground? SCPR's Priska Neely report. 10:34 16:00 Obituaries Arts And Culture Take Two: Leonard Cohen Obit: The influential singer and songwriter, Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82. Alex Cohen remembers his life and sound with music journalist, Nic Harcourt and Hal Roth, friend of Leonard Cohen's and professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Contemplative Studies Program at Brown University.

10:50 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two’s Leo Duran joins A Martinez to give a rundown of fun and mostly free things to this weekend. Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What you need to know: Trump protests planned for Saturday Order/Courts/Polic at MacArthur Park. Larry talks to LAPD officer Barry Montgomery and Answer LA 11:06 11:22:00 e organizer Joe Delaplaine. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Narrowing down the list of possible choices for President-elect reports Trump’s cabinet, Larry talks to POLITICO reporter Isaac Dovere and LA Times reporter Lisa 11:25 11:42 Mascaro. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to former Trump delegate Ben Clymer and listeners 11:45 11:58 reports about what they want Trump to prioritize in his first 100 days in office. Politics Talk of the City Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Democratic Party’s 2016 loss blamed on DNC abandonment of average Americans – Larry talks to former Dem Congressional candidate Krystal Ball and 12:06 12:29 Dem political strategist Bill Burton. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk,’ ‘Arrival’ and Events more – Larry talks to KPCC film critics Christy Lemire and Justin Chang about this week’s 12:30 12:58 newest releases. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Judy Collins on Leonard Cohen Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Prisak Neely reports on veteran open mic night Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Nadya Tolokonnikova on her band Pussy Riot's new album 11/12/2016 Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 14:00 Industry The Frame: Director Maro Chermayeff on "Soundbreaking" 12:10 6:35 Politics Racial Relations Off-Ramp: John Rabe speaks to local voters about their election thoughts. 12:17 1:30 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Seashore" by the Regrettes Industry 12:27 5:01 Entertainment Sports Off-Ramp: Producer Taylor Orci covers the Los Angeles Ladies Arm Wrestling (LA LAW) Industry rehearsal and will be judging the event. (Taylor Orci) 12:33 4:34 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Rosalie Atkinson attends the annual Doo Dah Parade's Queen tryouts. (Rosalie Industry Atkinson) 12:48 4:48 Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Off-Ramp: Mark Haefele reviews the California Coast exhibit at the Pasadena Museum of History Segments California Art. (Mark Haefele)

12:52 3:31 Diversity/ Housing Issues Off-Ramp: Danny Lobell shares the story of how his tortoise helped integrate him into a Cultural Events new LA neighborhood. (Danny Lobell) 11/14/2016 9:10 7:30 Politics Take Two: Human Voter Guide: SCPR's senior political reporter, Mary Plummer joins Alex Cohen with a look at how the voting process worked in California and whether early voting and vote-by-mail efforts can be considered a success. 9:17 8:15 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: CA vs Trump: California’s political leaders say they will work together to e Politics prevent any of the President-elect’s policies from upending our own more porgressive ones. But the big question is whether that could ever happen - and how. A Martinez talks to San Jose State political science professor Larry Gerston. 9:26 8:40 Politics Religion Take Two: Evangelicals: Several evangelical pastors have endorsed the President-elect for his stances on abortion and religious liberty.Take Two explores the intersection of faith and politics in Southern California with Pastor Jim Garlow, an evangelical leader at Skyline Church in San Diego. Alex Cohen speaks with him. 9:41 5:30 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: The latest in box office blockbusters and other movie news with Industry Rebecca Keegan, Hollywood correspondent for Vanity Fair. She speaks with A Martinez.

10:10 4:00 Politics Education Take Two: LAUSD Protest: Students at LA Unified are planning to walk out in protest of the outcome of the presidential election, even though the police have said they could risk arrest for truancy. Alex Cohen talks to one student who is protesting but waiting until the school day is ove, Ruben Garcia from Legacy High School in Southgate. 10:14 6:40 Politics Racial Relations Take Two: Post-election Hate Speech: Following Donald Trump's win on Election Day, people are sharing stories of harassment and hate incidents on social media. Alex Cohen talks to Ryan Lenz at SPLC about how many of these hate incidents are being reported and more. 10:28 14:08 #N/A Sacramento/State Take Two: California's Economy and President Trump: In a long election campaign, Politics President-elect Donald Trump vowed to shake up U.S. trade agreements. For more on what the Trump presidency will mean for California's economy, economic experts Raphael Bostic, Delia Fernandez, and Chris Thornberg join A Martinez.

10:42 5:55 Books/ Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: By the light of the Super Moon, Take Two contributor Literature/ David Kipen joins Alex Cohen for his monthly segment on the latest California literary Authors news. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump Admin taking shape with Pence, Priebus, Bannon – reports Larry discusses the new cabinet picks with POLITICO reporter Louis Nelson and assistant 11:10 11:38 managing editor for the LA Times Christina Bellantoni. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The math behind Trump’s plan to deport 2 to 3 million 11:44 11:54 undocumented immigrants – Larry talks to POLITICO reporter Ted Hesson. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Deciphering President Obama’s press conference, Larry talks 1:39 1:54 to White House correspondent David Nakamura. 11/15/2016 9:10 7:30 Immigration Politics Take Two: Sanctuary Cities: There are about a dozen cities in California that are considered sanctuary cities for immigrants and Los Angeles is one of them. President Trump, has vowed on the campaign trail to punish sanctuary cities. For more, A Martinez is joined by Niels Frenzen, director of the Immigration Law Clinic at USC.

9:26 7:45 Public Health/ Law & Take Two: Legalized Marijuana and Criminal Records: Prop 64 also allows for reducing Medicine Order/Courts/Polic some prison sentences and clearing old criminal records related to marijuana. For more e on what that means for the state - and for people living in it - Alex Cohen talks to SCPR's Jacob Margolis. 9:34 3:15 Housing Issues Take Two: CA RPT: Homelessness: The November ballots in San Francisco and LA contained several measures that took aim at homelessness. One measure will fund blocks of new housing. Another aims to crack down on street encampments. Steven Cuevas and Stephanie Martin-Taylor from the California Report have the story.

9:41 11:15 Youth/Children's Politics Take Two: The Brood: Kids, Empathy and the Election: It's been a week since Election Issues/ Family Day and plenty of families are now asking, "What next?" Psychologist Richard Weissbourd, co-director of the Make Caring Common Project at Harvard, offers some advice to Alex Cohen. 10:10 8:45 Media Politics Take Two: Media Literacy: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has faced criticism in recent days for his company's failure to stop the spread of fake news stories. For more Laura Davis, USC Annenberg and Alexios Mantzarlis, Poynter, speak with Alex Cohen.

10:28 6:45 Books/ Arts And Culture Take Two: Brat Pack America: The Breakfast Club. Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Literature/ All staples of the 80s teen movie scene. Why do we love them so? In his latest work, Brat Authors Pack America, author Kevin Smokler pens a love letter to the 80's teen genre and explains to A Martinez why they'll always hold a special place in his heart.

10:34 5:30 Transportation Take Two: The Ride: the Porsche Experience: The Porsche Experience Center opens to the public in Carson today. Our motor critic Sue Carpenter visited the center, and tested her skills at high speed behind the wheel of a hot, new Porsche. She tells Alex Cohen about it. 10:41 9:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: A Martinez gets a sample of the latest music with critic Steve Hochman. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Here’s how Trump could carry out his deportation plan and what California could do to stop it - Larry talks to Kevin de León, California Senate 11:10 11:21 President pro Tempore. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Policy experts debate how Trump’s plan to deport 3 million immigrants would work - Larry talks to Apolonio Morales, political director for Coalition of Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles and Mark Krikorian, executive director of the 11:26 11:54:00 Center for Immigration Studies. Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Trump’s presidency means for the Supreme Court - 12:11 12:38 e Larry talks to Professor Margaret Russell. Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The history, benefits, and flaws of the electoral college - Larry 12:44 12:54:00 e talks to Los Angeles Times reporter David Savage. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 14:00 Industry The Frame: Writer Eric Heisserer on his screenplay for "Arrival" 11/16/2016 9:10 8:45 Law & Take Two: LAPD and bias: On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Police Commission held a Order/Courts/Pol meeting which looks at how the LAPD and other agencies investigate allegations of ice biased policing. Alex Cohen talks about it with SCPR's Frank Stoltze. 9:24 7:00 Transportation Take Two: AutoMobility LA: The LA Auto Show opens this weekend. Yesterday there was a big symposium called AutoMobility. Our motor critic Sue Carpenter was there, and she says the topics included everything from the future of ride sharing to flying cars. She speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:37 14:00 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss the upsets, spoilers and heartbreaks in the week of sports. 10:10 6:15 Computers/Inter Arts And Culture Take Two: Social circles: At first, social media offered such hope and promise as a way to net/IT connect people all around the world. But now, things are beginning to look a little different. Farhad Manjoo, writes about how technology is changing culture and society. He speaks to Alex Cohen for more. 10:21 6:15 Sports Take Two: Olympics and the Election: LA2024 was in Qatar yesterday making the first of three important presentations. Vice-chair and director of athlete relations for LA2024, Janet Evans spoke with A Martinez about the presentation and how they addressed concerns. 10:27 5:30 Public Health/ Computers/Intern Take Two: Phone Germs: The tiny microbes on your phone can reveal a lot more about Medicine et/IT you than you might know. They can indicate if you drink coffee, or if you ate Indian or Chinese food. A Martinez speaks to one of the scientists who just led a study to figure out what the microbes on your phone say about you. 10:38 9:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: The Styled Side: Fashion Trends Daily's Michelle Dalton Tyree stops by to give Alex Cohen the latest trends and styles. Law & Racial Relations Order/Courts/Pol Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LAPD Chief Beck talks to Larry on policing immigration policy, 11:10 11:54 ice Trump protests, Props 57, 64, and more Politics Washington, DC reports Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Weighing the potential for budget in-fighting between Trump, 12:10 12:21 Congressional Republicans - Larry talks to Los Angeles Times reporter Lisa Mascaro Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A second look at battleground state exit polls - Larry talks to 12:26 12:38 reports assistant professor Francisco Pedraza Politics Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why are Latino groups are challenging exit poll data? Larry talks to co-founder of Latino Decisions Gary M. Segura and assistant professor Francisco 12:44 12:54 Pedraza Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 14:00 Industry The Frame: Ruth Negga on her role in the film "Loving" 11/17/2016 9:10 9:10 Politics Education Take Two: Campus Free Speech: In this post-election climate, a university incident raises question about freedom of speech and expression at places of learning. A Martinez speaks with Jerry Kang, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles and vice chancellor for the school's Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.

9:24 8:00 Racial Relations Religion Take Two: Hate Crimes: This week the FBI, through its Uniform Crime Reporting Program, released statistics related to hate crimes from law enforcement agencies across the country. Alex Cohen speaks about it with Propublica’s A.C. Thompson. 9:38 7:20 Transportation Take Two: The Ride: Auto Show: The LA Auto Show opens this weekend. Our motor critic, Sue Carpenter, gives us a preview of some of the more interesting new models that are being unveiled at the show. She speaks with Alex Cohen. 9:45 5:30 Transportation Take Two: Bullet Train and Trump Presidency: Now that Trump has been elected, will his economic plans help move bullet train production forward, or hinder its progress? Martin Wachs, professor of urban planning at the Institute on Transportation Studies joins A Martinez with more. 10:10 12:00 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: On this week's State of Affairs, state lawmakers position e Politics themselves against President-elect Trump, the CA vote count continues, and Barbara Boxer's bid to abolish the Electoral College. POLITICO's Carla Marinucci and KQED's Marisa Lagos join A Martinez. 10:27 9:00 Religion Politics Take Two: Muslim Registry: A Trump surrogate is defending the idea for a Muslim registry. For a better sense of how Muslims living in Southern California are reacting this idea and yesterday's remarks, Alex Cohen speaks with Edina Lekovic of the Muslim Public Affairs Council. 10:42 8:45 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: We Are Los Angeles: The California Community Foundation's exhibit "We Are Events Los Angeles" aims to move, challenge and inspire. 30 artists created art that explores the diverse array of pressing issues facing the region. A Martinez speaks with artists Alvaro Marquez and Miyo Stevens-Gandara. Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ethical and legal aspects of President-elect Trump's financial Order/Courts/Polic affairs, plus a look at his proposed lobbying ban – Larry talks to Drew Harwell, national 11:10 11:21 e business reporter for The Washington Post. Diversity/ Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Twitter’s alt-right ban: crack down on hate speech or a step Cultural Events down a slippery slope? Larry talks to Susan Benesch, Director of the Dangerous Speech Project at American University in D.C. and Mathew Ingram, senior writer at Fortune magazine. 11:26 11:54 Politics Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: From President Obama to Harry Reid: should never-Trumpers take an ‘alarmist’ or ‘diplomatic’ approach? Larry talks to Shane Goldmacher, senior 12:10 12:38 political reporter at POLITICO. Law & Transportation Order/Courts/Pol Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Uber, Lyft drivers nabbed in LAPD stings funded by taxi 12:44 12:54 ice industry - Larry talks to Annie Gilbertson, KPCC’s Investigative Reporter. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 7:00 Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan and Jen Yamato on the Oscars Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:43 7:00 Industry The Frame: Kelly Fremon Craig on writing/directing "The Edge of 17" 11/18/2016 9:10 10:15 Racial Relations Politics Take Two: Inside LA's Alt-right: In early October, freelance journalist Sanjiv Battacharya got to know two members of the American Freedom Party: an Alt-right, white nationalist group based in LA. A Martinez talks to Battacharya about what he's learned about LA's alt- right movement. 9:26 10:00 Politics Take Two: Sessions Appointment: President-elect Donald Trump plans to make Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions the next Attorney General. Sessions’ career has not been without its controversy. Alex Cohen explores what his appointment might mean to California with Law professor at UCLA, Adam Winkler. 9:42 8:42 Arts And Culture Take Two: Baryshnikov: Renowned Russian ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov steps inside the splintering psyche of one of the greatest dancers in history in the new production, Letter to a Man, directed by Robert Wilson. Alex Cohen sits down with the dancer at UCLA’s Royce Hall to learn more about the play, and Baryshnikov’s take on the recent presidential election. 10:10 6:00 Public Health/ Take Two: Take Two Answers Your Questions About Pot: A little over a week ago, voters Medicine in California approved Measure 64, which legalizes recreational use of marijuana. SCPR’s Jacob Margolis stops by to answer listener questions with A Martinez.

10:21 7:12 Youth/Children's Politics Take Two: Dear President: One Seattle mom used social media to create a teaching Issues/ Family moment for her 5-year-old son. She started a Facebook group where parents can post their children's letters to the President-Elect. It's called "Dear President Trump: Letters from kids about kindness.” Alex Cohen speaks with the mom who started the project, Molly Spence Sahebjami. 10:32 5:05 #N/A Education Take Two: Mariachi in the Classroom: SCPR’s Deepa Fernandes has a profile of a kindergarten teacher who uses an unusual method to teach his students … mariachi music. 10:43 6:00 #N/A Take Two: Animal museum: A new museum in DTLA is dedicated towards animal protection, and it has a special exhibit: a tribute to crazy cat ladies. SCPR’s Leo Duran pays it a visit. 10:49 5:00 #N/A Take Two: Weekend Preview: If cat ladies aren’t your thing, there’s still plenty to do this weekend. SCPR’s Leo Duran stays on the show to give you his list of fun and cheap activities. He speaks with A Martinez. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With CIA, DOJ appointments, Trump administration goes hard reports right on national security – Larry talks to reporter Nick Wadhams and reporter Lisa 11:10 11:21 Mascaro Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What to watch for in today’s Trump University hearing in San 11:26 11:38 e Diego – Larry talks to Greg Moran investigative reporter for the San Diego Union Tribune. Science Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to one of the authors of the project that used a 11:44 11:54 gene to improve photosynthesis, Johannes Kromdijk. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Fantastic Beasts,’ ‘Manchester by the Sea,’ ‘Red Events Turtle’ and more – Larry talks to KPCC Film critics Tim Cogshell, Andy Klein and Charles 12:10 12:54 Solomon. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 14:00 Industry The Frame: Tom Ford on his film "Nocturnal Animals" 11/19/2016 12:07 7:32 #N/A Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Rosalie Atkinson explains for us how the late Leon Russell’s music didn’t just bring her closer to her mom, but helped her meet her mom, as a woman, not only her mother. (Rosalie Atkinson) 12:14 4:13 #N/A Youth/Children's Off-Ramp: Mario Batali gives us his Thanksgiving turkey recipe. (Kevin Furguson, Mario Issues/ Family Batali) 12:22 1:00 #N/A Entertainment Off-Ramp:"Drift Away" by Mentor Williams. Industry 12:23 9:00 Public Health/ Youth/Children's Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci talks with a woman who’ll spend the day organizing dinner for her Medicine Issues/ Family huge family, taking care of her elderly parents, and being the caregiver for a 91-year old woman. (Taylor Orci, Barbara Cano) 12:32 6:41 Science Computers/Intern Off-Ramp: KPCC's Sanden Totten visits USC's new brain lab. (Saden Totten) et/IT Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Vincent Price's daughter on fear, love and 'The Fly,' at Vincent Price Art 12:39 5:19 Industry Museum. (Victoria Price) 12:49 1:15 #N/A Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Sombras" by Generacion Suicida's Sports Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: In Los Angeles, some dedicated runners are trying to transform your 12:51 5:34 perceptions of exercise and the city through the art that inhabits it. (Micheal Radcliffe) 11/21/2016 9:07 11:00 Politics Take Two: Fault Lines: A look at California's current interesting political climate, one Alex Cohen talks about with Manuel Pastor, professor of Sociology, American Studies & Ethnicity at USC. 9:18 7:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Nancy Pelosi: Representing California's twelfth district in Congress is none Politics other than Nancy Pelosi. The 76-year-old Democrat from San Francisco was just reelected to serve a 16th term in the House. For more Alex Cohen hears from KQED's Scott Shafer.

9:25 6:00 Energy Take Two: Solar City: Tesla CEO Elon Musk has acquired the energy company Solar City. But what does this mean for the future of Tesla and the future of solar energy in this country? Motor critic Sue Carpenter speaks to Alex Cohen about it. 9:34 6:30 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Keegan joins Alex Cohen to talk about the Industry business of Hollywood, as she does every week. 9:41 9:45 Arts And Culture Entertainment Take Two: Manchester by the Sea: Alex Cohen speaks with Jen Lame, editor of the new Industry film "Manchester by the Sea." Lame explained how a phone call with Director Kenneth Lonegan helped her land the gig, what the most emotional part of the film was and why she finds being an editor so rewarding. 9:50 5:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Los Punks: There are scores of punk bands in east and South LA who are mostly unheard outside their predominatntly Latino communities. Fans flock to see them in secret backyard and warehouse shows. The scene -- is the focus of the new documentary film, "Los Punks: We Are All We Have." Reporter Steven Cuevas has the story. 10:07 7:00 Sports Economics and Take Two: Rams Stadium: Construction has begun on the new state of the art Rams Business stadium, the largest sports venue constructed in LA since Dodger Stadium. A talks to Mark Williams is the Rams stadium designer from the architectural firm HKS Sports and Entertainment. 10:14 5:30 Environment Take Two: Guerin: Dead Trees: The latest US Forest survey shows the number of dead trees in CA has risen to 102 million. SCPR's environmental reporter Emily Guerin has more. 10:20 5:15 Environment Take Two: Forest Death Folo: We explore the potential solutions to the record-high tree die-off in California’s forest. To help put that into context and to find out what can be done about it, Alex Cohen is joined by Scott Stephens, he's professor in wildfire and forest ecology at UC Berkeley. 10:25 5:15 Foreign News Immigration Take Two: BBC Mexico: The largest share of migrants are now coming from countries beyond Mexico's southern border. Now some say this has only made the journey more dangerous for people who are fleeing violence at home. The BBC's Katy Watson reports.

10:34 5:00 Public Health/ Labor Issues Take Two: AP: Set Hazards: Working on film and TV sets can be a dangerous gig. The AP Medicine did a deep dive on the number of deaths of TV and Film set workers since 1990 in the US. A Martinez talks to reporter Anthony McCarthy. 10:39 11:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Aspergers are Us: "Asperger's Are Us" is the name of the first comedy troupe made up of openly autistic performers and a new documentary which follows them. The film was directed by Alex Lehmann and produced by Mark Duplass, Alex Cohen spoke to them about it. 10:52 5:00 Arts And Culture Politics Take Two: Trump Impersanator: The president-elect has voiced his displeasure at Alec Baldwin's impersantion of him. But Alec Baldwin is not the only impersanator. What's the future of comedy under the Trump administration? Alex Cohen speaks to Tim Watters, presidential impersonator, for more. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Trump’s latest cabinet picks, Jared Kushner and the history of reports nepotism in America. Libby Denkmann talks to Politico correspondent Anna Palmer and 11:06 11:21 historiam Josh Zeitz. Politics Youth/Children's Issues/ Family Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Dissecting the millennial voter in the 2016 election – Libby 11:23 11:39:00 talks to Bloomberg reporter Polly Mosendz and Professor of psychology Jean Twenge. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Did fake news on Facebook have any impact on the presidential election? Libby discusses with Washington Post reporter Caitlyn Dewey and 11:41 11:58 Buzzfeed Canada editor Craig Silverman. Media Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The journalistic ethics behind NPR’s recent interviews with alt- right – Libby talks to Poynter Institute member Kelly McBride and Professor of 12:06 12:34 journalism, Judy Muller. Arts And Culture Entertainment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Libby talks to Tippi Hedren on working with Hitchcock, her 12:36 12:58 Industry animal rights activism and her new memoir. Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 5:00 The Frame: NYT's Ben Brantley on Pence at "Hamilton" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Song Exploder with "Arrival" composer Jóhann Jóhannsson Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: "Miss You Like Hell” composer Erin McKeown 11/22/2016 9:07 10:30 Politics Media Take Two: Trump + The Media: What does all this portend when it comes to Trump's relationship with the media? Alex Cohen talks to Barbara Perry, director of presidential studies at the University of Virginia's Miller center. 9:17 8:00 Politics Arts And Culture Take Two: Post Election Ads: Take Two looks at how the shift of who the 'average american' is impacts the advertising industry and how they market products to the whole country with an exec with the national advertising firm RPA, David Measer. Alex Cohen speaks to him. 9:25 5:20 Computers/Inter Politics Take Two: Trump & Tech: At least some people in Silicon Valley have started to entertain net/IT the idea of involving themselves in the Trump administration. Elizabeth Dwoskin is the Silicon Valley Correspondent for the Washington Post joins Alex Cohen for more.

9:34 15:46 Youth/Children's Take Two: Brood: Teens and Depression: Alex Cohen talks with Cheryl Eskin, director of Issues/ Family Teenline in LA, and Elliott, a teen with depression, about the increase in teens experiencing depression. 9:51 5:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: Alone on Thanksgiving: Being alone on Thanksgiving can be a challenging time. But there are steps you can take to stave off loneliness and make the best of the day. Alex Cohen speaks with Los Angeles-based life coach and psychotherapist, Elaine Rodino. 10:07 9:20 Labor Issues Gender Take Two: Out of Work Men: The U.S. is dealing with a labor force problem. Despite Equity/Transgende solid job growth and continued recovery from the Great Recession, a lot of working-age r Issues men aren't working. Jim Puzzanghera looked into this problem in a recent piece for the LA Times. He speaks with Alex Cohen. 10:16 5:30 Public Health/ Foreign News Take Two: Mexico Heroin: Nearly all Mexican heroin is targeted at the United States - Medicine where in the past 7 years heroin overdose deaths increased by 440 percent - with over 10,500 in the last measured year, 2014. The BBC's Ian Pannell reports from Mexico on the surge there in the production of heroin. 10:22 8:04 Immigration Politics Take Two: Trump's Wall: It’s a promise we’ve heard all year: President-elect Donald Trump will build a wall along the border with Mexico. The president-to-be is just taking decades of political effort to the next level, according to Peter Andreas of Brown University’s Watson Institute of Internation Studies. Alex Cohen talks to him about it.

10:34 7:00 Youth/Children's Take Two: Mother-in-law tension: As we prepare for Thanksgiving, along with all the Issues/ Family cooking comes all the family, and family can be stressful. One classic point of tension is the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship. For more on why this age-old conflict exists, Alex Cohen speaks with psychologist Terri Apter. 10:41 6:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Don’t want to cook on Thanksgiving? No problem: Whether you are eating alone or with family and friends, not everyone wants to cook up a turkey, and then clean it up. For a list of the best places to dine in LA on Thanksgiving Alex Cohen spoke to Erin Kuschner from TimeOut LA. 10:47 8:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviews Day: Tribe Called Quest is back. Music critic Oliver Wang of Soul-Sides.com joins A Martinez to talk about the group’s new album, 18 years after its last one, and other new music out this week. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What LA can do to resist Trump’s stance on immigration – 11:06 11:23 Larry talks to former LA County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky. Law & Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Chipotle challenged over misleading 300 calorie burrito Order/Courts/Pol Medicine signage – Larry talks to managing partner of the plaintiffs’ firm, Danny Abir and attorney 11:25 11:41 ice Jeff Stier. Politics Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is California to Trump what Texas was to Obama? The History Segments secession movement under a new administration - Larry discusses with Texas Tribune 11:44 11:58 CEO Evan Smith and Professor Larry N. Gerston. Youth/Children's Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk’s how-to guide on surviving post-election Thanksgiving Issues/ Family with your family. Larry talks to social psychologist Amy Cuddy and Professor of 12:06 12:58 philosophy George Yancy. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Shalini Ramachandran on Amazon streaming sports Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: The creators of The Gilmore Guys podcast Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Comic book writer Brian K. Vaughn on diversity 11/23/2016 9:07 7:15 Media Politics Take Two: KUOW + White Nationalism: Seattle station KUOW came out with a newsroom policy this week to use the term “white nationalism” and not “alt-right” to discuss a certain groups. For more, Alex Cohen speaks to Isolde Raftrey is the online editor of Seattle's public radio station, KUOW. 9:14 6:00 Media Politics Take Two: Journalism in the era of Trump: For some insight into how schools are preparing the next generation of journalists for an evolving political landscape, A Martinez is joined by Mike Ananny. He's an assistant professor of journalism at USC who specializes in the changing news industry. 9:20 4:23 Politics Take Two: Plummer: Trump: Trump supporters are turning from celebration to carrying the president-elect's banner going forward in deep blue California. Many traditional Republicans who supported Trump are hoping to now mobilize Trump’s political newcomers into the state's GOP establishment. SCPR’s Mary Plummer reports.

9:24 7:00 Economics and Take Two: Grocery Store Shelves: Know that everything’s where it is in grocery stores for Business a reason. And that reason has to do with a whole lot of money. A Martinez talks to Phil Edwards from Vox about the industry that is paying for grocery placement.

9:34 9:43 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Andy and Brian Kamenetzky join A Martinez to review the week in sports and, as an added bonus, we give a rundown of the best sports events to watch this holiday weekend. 9:44 8:22 Youth/Children's Politics Take Two: Family Politics: As loved-ones draw near this Thanksgiving, there may come a Issues/ Family temptation to talk politics. Our next guest knows that moment all too well. SCPR listener Sandy Harrison of Malibu has found herself at odds with her family politically in the past. Alex Cohen checks in with her and licensed psychologist Yvonne Thomas.

9:52 4:20 Diversity/ Arts And Culture Take Two: Multi-cultural Thanksgivings: Angelenos from all different backgrounds Cultural Events shared their Thanksgiving traditions with us and how their families injected their own cultural traditions into the holiday. 10:07 15:40 Sacramento/Stat Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: The races in California that are still too close to call, the e Politics Calexit movement takes the first official step toward getting a measure on the ballot, and Senator Dianne Feinstein's advice for President-elect Donald Trump. Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler and KQED's Scott Shafer join Ben Bergman. 10:23 11:00 Youth/Children's Immigration Take Two: Parachute Kids: Thousands of families in China send their kids to the U.S. for Issues/ Family an American education. These minors, referred to as 'Parachute Kids,' are reportedly getting younger. For more A Martinez hears from LA Times journalist Frank Shyong and clinical psychologist Hsing-Fong Chang. 10:34 5:10 Foreign News Politics Take Two: BBC Cuba: After more than half a century, diplomatic relations were restored, along with commercial airline service between the two countries. And American firms are planning a variety of projects and business ventures on the island. So, what does the election of Donald Trump mean for all this? From Havana, here's the BBC's Will Grant.

10:39 8:20 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: The holiday shopping season is almost here, and on the Styled Side, Michelle Dalton Tyree breaks down the best places to go in Southern California to find the best deals and best trends. She speaks with A Martinez. 10:47 5:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend Preview: Take Two's Leo Duran stops by and talks to A Martinez to offer fun and cheap things to do after all that holiday food. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Did Trump pull an about-face at the NYT? Larry discusses with 11:06 11:27 New York Times reporter Julie Davis and writer for The Hill, Scott Wong. Law & Politics Order/Courts/Pol Airtalk with Larry Mantle: L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell talks to Larry about 11:27 11:58 ice immigration, ballot props, hate crimes, and more. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘Moana,’ ‘Allied,’ ‘Miss Sloane,’ and other new movie releases, as well as the new FilmStruck streaming service - Larry discusses with 12:06 12:58:00 KPCC film critics Peter Rainer, Amy Nicholson, Charles Solomon and Wade Major. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan on the Independent Spirit Awards Arts And Culture Computers/Intern 3:41 5:00 et/IT The Frame: Rachel Myrow of KQED on the tape recorder Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Jenny Slate and her father Ron on their new book 11/24/2016 Religion Entertainment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Re-aired segment where Larry itnerviews author Michael 11:40 11:58:00 Industry Krasny about his life and work. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Re-aired segment of Nation Engaged where Larry asks 11:06 11:38 listeners about what the american dream means to them. 11/25/2016 Politics Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to assistant professor Jaclyn Cravens and listeners 11:06 11:35 Issues/ Family about how their Thanksgivings went. Youth/Children's Labor Issues Issues/ Family Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to the director of AmeriCorps Bill Basl and listeners 11:38 11:58 and the state of volunteering in the US and why people volunteer. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Re-aired segment: FilmWeek: ‘Moana,’ ‘Allied,’ ‘Miss Sloane,’ Events and other new movie releases, as well as the new FilmStruck streaming service - Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Peter Rainer, Amy Nicholson, Charles Solomon and Wade 12:06 12:58 Major. 11/26/2016 Entertainment Arts And Culture 12:07 1:20 Industry Off-Ramp: Sharon Jones' "When I come home" to comemorate her passing. Media Historical Events/ History Segments Off-Ramp: R.H. Greene investigates the Institute of Mentalphysics outside of Joshua Tree. 12:10 25:57:00 (R.H. Greene) Arts And Culture Entertainment 12:34 0:53 Industry Off-Ramp: A clip from Willie Nelson's "Whiskey River" Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Marc Haefele describes the Lichtenstein exhibit at the Skirball Museum. (Marc 12:45 4:10 Industry Haefele) Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: Song of the Week is "The Ruins" by Phillip Glass from Akhnaten. Currently 12:49 1:06 Industry being performed at LA Opera. 11/28/2016 9:07 10:20 Politics Take Two: Trump California Vote: Exploring those voter fraud claims Trump is claiming to have taken place in California. For more, Secretary of State Alex Padilla and UC Irvine professor of political science and Chicano studies, Louis DeSipio join A Martinez for analysis. 9:18 7:50 Politics Historical Events/ Take Two: Recount history: State officials in Wisconsin say a recount of votes will likely History Segments begin on Thursday.Today is also the deadline to file -+for a recount in Pennsylvania. And Michigan comes up Wednesday. For more on the history of recounts, Julian Zelizer, professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University joins Alex Cohen.

9:25 5:00 Foreign News Economics and Take Two: TPP: For years, President Obama campaigned to get Congress to approve a Business trade deal called the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or T-P-P. Now, it looks like the Chinese goverment is still looking to US businesses for help to complete the project. BBC's Jane O'Brien has more. 9:34 7:50 Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: After the Hollywood weekend, Vanity Fair's Hollywood Industry correspondent, Rebecca Keegan updates A Martinez on the latest movie news. 9:42 6:30 Arts And Culture Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Shakespeare Tour: Ken Brecher takes Alex Cohen on a tour of L.A. Library's Authors newest Shakespeare exhibit, commemorating 400 years of the playwright's death. Titled "America’s Shakespeare: The Bard Goes West," the exhibit explores his persistent impact on American life. 9:49 8:40 Foreign News Obituaries Take Two: Remembering Fidel Castro: Cuba is in the midst of a nine-day mourning period after the death of long-time leader and revolutionary icon Fidel Castro. A Martinez speaks with artist Marissa Chibás, faculty at CalArts, whose own family ties are deeply connected to some pivotal moments in the island-nation’s history. 10:07 8:00 Education Politics Take Two: CalMatters: Prop 51: California voters love to give money to schools. And we did it again this November with the passage of Prop 51 - a 9 BILLION dollar bond that promises to help modernize aging schools and classrooms. Reporter, Jessica Calefati has been writing about it and joins Alex Cohen with more. 10:15 9:40 Homeland Transportation Take Two: SF Muni Hack: This weekend riders of San Francisco’s public transit system Security were able to ride for free. But not because of some new promotion, but because of a hack. Alex Cohen speaks to a computer security expert and a journalist who’s covering this story. 10:25 5:00 Education Homeland Security Take Two: Ohio Shooting: Earlier today, we began getting reports of a campus shooting at Ohio State University in Columbus. The school's emergency management team announced the situation on twitter and urged those on campus to "Run, hide, fight". For the latest, A Martinez is joined by Debbie Holmes from public radio station WOSU in Columbus. 10:34 10:20 Arts And Culture Media Take Two: The Binge: TV writer, Mark Jordan Legan joins A Martinez with his monthly recommendations of what to watch on your favorits streaming services. 10:44 11:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: 111 Things to do in Los Angeles: Looking for a corner of LA you know nothing about? 111 Places in LA that you must not miss can help you. Authors Laurel Moglen and Julia Posey join A Martinez with more. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Who’s lining up to be Secretary of State, the GOP divide over reports the choice and other cabinet considerations – Larry talks to John Iadarola of The Young 11:06 11:20 Turks and political analyst Sean T. Walsh. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Jill Stein raises millions of dollars for election recount effort in 11:22 11:40 reports three states – Larry discusses with Professor Josh Douglas. Politics Historical Events/ History Segments Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to SoCal-based Cuban composer Aurelio de la Vega 11:42 11:58 and noted historian Douglas G. Brinkley about Fidel Castro’s legacy. Public Health/ Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Do casinos feed gambling addictions? Larry discusses with 12:06 12:39 Medicine Issues/ Family journalist John Rosengren and Dr. Timothy Fong. Historical Books/ Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks with public radio journalist Lisa Napoli about her Events/ History Authors new book which dives into the lives of philanthropist Joan Kroc and her billionaire 12:42 12:58 Segments husband. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Olga Garay-English on artist rights in Cuba Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Matsuda on his Dinsey short film "Inner Workings" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Natalie Portman on her film "Jackie" 11/29/2016 9:07 7:50 Law & Religion Take Two: Hate Crime Investigations: For more on how local law enforcement is Order/Courts/Pol responding to hate crimes, Alex Cohen speaks with Commander Horace Frank. He's the ice assistant commanding officer for LAPD's Counter-Terrorism and Special Operations Bureau. 9:15 7:50 Law & Religion Take Two: Mosque Threats: For more on how the Muslim community in Southern Order/Courts/Pol California is responding to these letters, Alex Cohen speaks with Masih Fouladi, legal ice advocate at the Council on American-Islamic Relations 9:22 7:00 Politics Take Two: Vice chair of Democratic Caucus: House Democrats will decide between Reps. Linda Sanchez (D-Whittier) and Barbara Lee (D-Oakland) for vice chair of the Democratic Caucus. Whoever wins will be the first woman of color elected to House leadership. LA Times reporter Sarah Wire explains the significance of the post to A Martinez.

9:34 13:15 Youth/Children's Take Two: The Brood: What kids can teach adults: Sometimes children instruct the Issues/ Family parents; a phenomenon of great interest to Sara Lawrence Lightfoot. The MacArthur prize-winning sociologist and educator has a new book out - it's called Growing Each Other Up: When our Children Become our Teachers. She speaks to Alex Cohen.

9:47 11:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Skin Deep: For ex-gang members, tattoos tie them to a life they want to leave behind. Now, a new book project uses Photoshop to help the men and women re- imagine their future. Take Two's A Martinez speaks with Steve Burton the photographer behind "Skin Deep" and Francisco Flores, one of the subjects featured in the project.

10:07 5:10 Politics Take Two: CA Dems Supermajority: Democrats in the assembly secured their majority earlier this month. For a look at what this will mean for future legislation, A Martinez speaks with Jeremy White. He covers California politics for the Sacramento Bee.

10:12 4:45 Environment Natural Disaster Take Two: San Bernardino City Hall: They say you can't fight city hall, but San Bernardino residents have been voicing concern about a plan to move workers out of city hall to retrofit the building for earthquakes. San Bernardino Sun reporter Ryan Hagen joins Alex Cohen to tell the story. 10:17 6:15 Environment Take Two: California Cows: California global warming opponents have beef with the farming industry. Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation in September that for the first time regulates heat-trapping gases from livestock operations and landfills. For more, science advisor Ryan McCarthy, joins A Martinez. 10:23 3:45 Environment Take Two: BBC Reef: According to research published this week, two thirds of the corals in the reef's northern section have died. The cause: a rise in water temperatures. The BBC's Hywel Griffith, has been following the team from James Cook University that's studying the reef. 10:34 7:30 Education Immigration Take Two: UC Open Letter: Educational institutions DACA students attend are speaking out through open letters. Today, a joint letter was issued from the heads of the California University, Cal State, and Community College systems. Eloy Ortiz Oakley is one of the co- authors. He speaks to A Martinez for more. 10:41 10:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: With the passing of Fidel Castro music journalist Justino Aguila and Billboard magazine's Leila Cobo explore how musicians convey the feelings of the people with A Martinez. 10:51 6:45 Obituaries Take Two: Joe Esposito: Joe Esposito, right-hand man to Elvis Presley has died in his home in Calabasas. Esposito spent decades as Presley's close friend and road manager and went on to work with other notable musicians. Take Two explores his life and work. Alex Cohen speaks to columnist John Katsilometes. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: With Rep. Tom Price pick, Trump doubles down on promise to reports repeal Obamacare – Larry discusses with president of FREOP.org Avik Roy and Dr. Kavita 11:06 11:25 Patel. Politics Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ACLU staff attorney Michael Kaufman and Jessica Vaughan 11:28 11:41 from the Center for Immigration Studies. Politics Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Latino voters weigh in on the divisiveness of the 2016 election. Larry talks to John Rodriguez, retired Los Angeles County Sheriff officer, and Latino 11:44 11:58 Clinton supporter Vicky Cerpa. Politics Law & Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How to prevent accused hate crime shooter Dylann Roof from 12:06 12:24 e trial theatrics – Larry discusses with Professor Eric L. Muller. Law & Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Are libel lawsuits becoming the biggest weapon against the Order/Courts/Pol media? Larry discusses with writer Emily Bazelon and professor of media law Michael 12:26 12:40 ice Overing. Law & Labor Issues Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Exploring ethical and constitutional issues at play in State Bar Order/Courts/Pol proposed ban on attorney-client sex, with professor of law Kevin Mohr and chair of LA 12:42 12:58 ice County Bar Association Teresa Schmid. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Reporter Collin Friesen on "Hollywood Premiere Party" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward on "Christmas Party" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Playwright Alena Smith on her play “Icebergs” 11/30/2016 9:07 8:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Trump Treasury: One of the latest Trump cabinet picks has a LOT of Politics connections to Southern California. Steven Mnuchin led Trump's financial operations during the presidential campaign. For more on his track record in tinsel town, Alex Cohen speaks to Rebecca Keegan who covers Hollywood for Vanity Fair.

9:15 8:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Transportation Policies and CA: Former labor secretary Elaine Chao is Politics expected to be Donald Trump’s pick for Transportation Secretary. How might a federal appointment like this affect state policies like California’s? Alex Cohen speaks to Jim Monroe, director of the transportation engineering program at USC. 9:23 5:45 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Trump Infrastructure: Among the many promises that President-Elect Donald Politics Trump made during his campaign was to put $1 trillion into rebuilding America's infrastructure in the United States. But we were curious what that trillion dollar promise means for California, so SCPR reporter Sharon McNary looks into it.

9:34 6:00 Politics Sacramento/State Take Two: Pelosi Update: Nancy Pelosi has been re-elected as minority leader of House Politics Democrats. The 76 year old Californian lawmaker won approval of her fellow Democrats... despite a challenge from Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan. For more Alex Cohen speaks to Carla Marinucci - Politico's California PLaybook reporter.

9:40 10:00 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Brian and Andy Kamenetzky join A Martinez to discuss the upsets, spoilers and heartbreaks in the week of sports. 9:50 8:30 Sports Gender Take Two: Game Changers: As L.A. bids to host the 2024 Olympics, a new book "Game Equity/Transgende Changers" shares the stories of women who have transformed their sports. Alex Cohen r Issues chats with author, Molly Schiot and skateboard Hall of Famer, Laura Thornhill Caswell.

10:07 10:00 Economics and Law & Take Two: Dakota Pipeline: The Dakota pipline debate through the California lens. Alex Business Order/Courts/Polic Cohen speaks with Joely Proudfit is the director of the California Indian Culture and e Sovereignty Center at CSU - San Marcos and Anderson Gould is an alumni there. He's also a military veteran and planning to head to Standing Rock this weekend.

10:17 7:15 Immigration Law & Take Two: Detention Centers: Today is the deadline for a federal committee to complete Order/Courts/Polic a review of privatized immigration detention centers. For more on how this could affect e California’s detention centers, A Martinez speaks to Charis Kubrin, professor at the University of California, Irvine's Department of Criminology, Law and Society.

10:24 7:15 Education Economics and Take Two: Digital Billboards: LAUSD is dealing with a very reduced budget. That's led Business Hollywood High School to propose a creative new way to generate some cash: building a digital billboard on the property. A Martinez speaks with Howard Blume from the LA Times for more details. 10:34 4:45 Foreign News Politics Take Two: BBC Russians Trump: In Russia Trump's election brought hope of a new relationship with the West: one in which Moscow gets treated as a partner, not a pariah. So what is it about Donald Trump that Russians like? The BBC's Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg travelled to the village of Kasimovo to find out. 10:39 8:00 Law & Take Two: Bay Boys: Since the 1960s, the Bay Boys have been harassing anyone who Order/Courts/Pol dared to show up at their surf spot in the Palos Verdes Estates. Now the state is ice demolishing their little clubhouse. Alex Cohen speaks with Sam George - Former professional surfer and editor of surfer magazine about it. 10:47 7:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: Forget your wardrobe. Does your Christmas tree need a stylist? Is this REALLY a thing? Yes, and Alex Cohenl talks about who's doing it, what the trends are and how much it costs to give your tree a "look" with Michelle Dalton Tyree for The Styled Side, our weekly roundup of fashion news. Law & Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is it okay to kill mountain lion P-45? Larry discusses with Order/Courts/Pol Politics Wendell Phillips, Malibu alpaca rancher and Beth Pratt-Bergstrom, California Director for 11:06 11:31 ice the National Wildlife Federation. Media Education Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pasadena City College Trustees consider banning themselves from talking to media without permission – Larry discusses with Larry Wilson, columnist 11:33 11:43 for the Pasadena Star-News. Environment Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Ecologists, environmentalists disagree on what to do with California’s 102 million dead trees – Larry discusses with CALFIRE director Ken Pimlott 11:45 11:58 and Research ecologist Chad Hanson. Politics Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Trump’s proposed trade policies could affect Southern Business California without sweeping pact – Larry talks to KPCC’s Ben Bergman, Kevin Klowden of the Milken Institute’s California Center and Michael Camuñez, president and CEO of 12:06 12:32 ManattJones Global Strategies. Science Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Could a stress vaccine actually work? Larry talks to 12:33 12:58 et/IT neuroscientist Rebecca Brachman, and clinical psychologist George Slavich. Arts And Culture 3:36 5:00 The Frame: Marina Zenovich on "Water & Power: A California Heist" Arts And Culture 3:41 5:00 The Frame: Jeff Orlowski on his film "Chasing Coral" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Isabelle Huppert and Mia Hansen Love on "Things To Come" 12/1/2016 9:07 7:45 Environment TAKE TWO: Mountain Lion: State officials issued a special permit that allowed one of LA's favorite animal celebrities...the mountain lion known as P-45 the lion to be hunted down and killed. A Martinez speaks with Jordan Traverso of the Department of Fish and Wildlife. 9:15 7:00 War/ Military TAKE TWO: National Guard Reax: The House and Senate announced a plan that would Events/ Military permit the Pentagon to forgive debts owed by thousands of California National Guard Culture soldiers. Alex Cohen speaks with Bryan Strothers who served in the National Guard fro almost 20 years. 9:22 7:30 Foreign News TAKE TWO: FARC: Colombia's congress has approved a revised peace deal with the rebel group known as FARC. A Martinez speaks with Cynthia Arnson, director of the Latin American Program at the Wilson Center. 9:34 7:00 Economics and TAKE TWO: Grocery Stores: Several major grocery chains in Southern California are doing Business away with self-checkout registers as many of their stores. A Martinez talks with grocery analyst Burt Flickinger. 9:41 6:30 Transportation Environment TAKE TWO: The Ride: Alex Cohen speaks with KPCC's motor critic Sue Carpenter about The EPA multi-year plan to reduce auto emissions and a likely confrontation with the Trump Administration and more. 9:47 9:30 Entertainment TAKE TWO: Jackie and Neruda: A Martines talks to Pablo Larrain, director of the film Industry "Jackie," which chronicles the days after the assassination of President Kennedy and the forthcoming film "Neruda" about the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. 10:07 15:00 Politics TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Alex Cohen speaks with Carla Marinucci, Politico's California Playbook reporter, and Marisa Lagos, political reporter for KQED to discuss the week in California politics. 10:22 8:15 Inland Empire Law & TAKE TWO: Indian Water Rights: The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians goes before Order/Courts/Polic a federal appeals court to gain unprecedented tribal access to ground water. A Martinez e talks to Stanford’s Barton “Buzz” Thompson. 10:34 7:00 Foreign News Immigration TAKE TWO: Central Am. in Mexico: Many of the tens of thousands of young people who fled Honduras in 2014 settled for Mexico when unable to enter the U.S.. Alex Cohen speak to Kate Linthicum from the LA Times. 10:41 4:30 Immigration Law & TAKE TWO: Feature: CA RPT: UNDOCUMENTED FORUMS: After Trump's threat to Order/Courts/Polic deport millions of immigrants, immigration attorneys are responding to the increased e demand for services. The California Report's Farida Jhabvala Romero and Steven Cuevas report. 10:46 10:30 Books/ TAKE TWO: Phantom Atlas: A Martinez talks with Edward Brooke-Hitching, author of Literature/ "The Phantom Atlas: The Greatest Myths, Lies and Blunders on Maps". Authors Sacramento/Stat Politics e Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Xavier Becerra will do as Attorney General and who will 11:06 11:16 fill his seat in the House – Patt spoke with John Myers of the Los Angeles Times. Washington, DC Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Pelosi can win back confidence of Dems who voted reports against her – Patt discusses with John Nichols from The Nation and The Daily Beast’s 11:16 11:32 Michael Tomasky. Politics Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Roundtable: the many competing interests at Standing Rock – Patt discusses with UCLA’s Professor Shannon Speed, Association of Oil Pipelines John 11:33 11:58 Stoody and NRDC’s Sharon Buccino. Politics Sacramento/State Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Legal experts discuss next steps for California’s death penalty system under Prop 66 – Patt discusses with CALmatters reporter Laurel Rosenhall, the 12:06 12:33 Criminal Justice Legal Foundation’s Kent Scheidegger and attorney Nancy Haydt. Politics Racial Relations Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Inside the politics of Black Republicans – Patt talks to author 12:34 12:58:00 Corey Fields and Shirley Husar, CA surrogate for Trump. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Jen Yamato and Kyle Buchanan on LA film Critics Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving interviews poster artist Drew Struzan Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Emma Stone on her role in "La La Land" 12/2/2016 9:07 3:45 Inland Empire Homeland Security TAKE TWO: SB Setup: A look back at earlier this year, when A Martinez rode to the scene of the San Bernardino attack with Police Chief Jarrod Burguon in his police cruiser.

9:11 11:30 Inland Empire Law & TAKE TWO: First Responders: First responders on the scene of last year's shooting at San Order/Courts/Polic Bernardino are still processing their experience. Alex Coehn speaks with psychologist e Angelina Robinson who is assisting the community with that healing and was also working at the Inland Regional Center the day the shooting took place.

9:22 8:30 Homeland TAKE TWO: Homegrown Terrorism: One year after the tragic shootings in San Security Bernardino, we take a closer look at where the fight against terror might go from here, locally, nationally and globally. A Martinez talks to Erroll Southers, director of Homegrown Violent Extremism Studies at USC. 9:34 6:00 Environment Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Water Restrictions: Californians have cut back on their water usage to deal Politics with the drought, but the state might consider even tighter restrictions. Alex Cohen speaks with Max Gomberg of the Sate Water Resources Control Board. 9:40 6:00 Law & Housing Issues TAKE TWO: Pot & Housing: A Martinez talk with KPCC's Jacob Margolis as he answers the Order/Courts/Pol latest questions listeners have about housing and evictions if you are smoking or growing ice plants. 9:46 11:00 Entertainment TAKE TWO: Always Shine: Alex Cohen talks with Director Sophia Takal and actress Industry Mackenzie Davis about the film, "Always Shine" and the nature of competitive friendships among women. 10:07 7:45 Homosexuality Politics TAKE TWO: LGBT and Trump: On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump promised to support the LGBT community but it's who he's surrounding himself has activists worried that Trump's team will rollback the progress on LGBT issues. A Martinez speaks with Lucas Grindley, editorial director of The Advocate magazine.

10:15 7:00 Science TAKE TWO: Urban Fossils: The remains of an elephant that lived during the ice age were discovered during the excavation for the Purple Line subway extension. A Martinez talks to Kim Scott, Metro's on-site paleontologist. 10:22 4:45 Science Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Gut Bacteria: New research from Caltech suggests the bacteria living in our Medicine intestines may play a critical role in Parkinson's and other brain disorders. KPCC's Sanden Totten reports. 10:34 7:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Charles Phoenix: Alec Cohen speaks with Charles Phoenix who has a tradition lighting up unusual objects for the holidays and the Apollo Space Capsule is next. 10:41 5:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview: A Martinez speaks with KPCC's Leo Duran about some of the best events and activities to hit up this weekend. 10:47 12:30 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: A Country called Syria: A new art exhibit, "A Country Called Syria," features cultural artifacts from Syria, to tell a story beyong a county in conflict. Alex Cohen speak with co-curators Syrian-American poet Dania Alkouli and her mother Maria Khani.

Law & Religion Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry checks in on San Bernardino one year later, with Frank Order/Courts/Pol Straub, Ph.D., ice Amjad Mahmood Khan, National Director of Public Affairs for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and Imam Marc Manley, Religious Director for the Middle Ground Muslim 11:06 11:58:00 Center in Upland. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell, 12:06 12:39 Events Christy Lemire and Charles Solomon review the week's latest releases. Arts And Culture Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Barbara Perry, Ph.D., Presidential Historian, and History Segments KPCC Film critics Tim Cogshell and Christy Lemire about Natalie Portman's portrayal of Jackie Kennedy. 12:42 12:58 Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Ted Johnson on China's involvement in Hollywood Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Marcos Najera reports on The Secret City Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Pharrell Williams on the music for "Hidden Figures" 12/3/2016 12:07 4:57 Sports Transportation Off-Ramp: Jesus Ambrosio visits a racetrack where the cars do thousand-foot laps in 17- seconds, cost $4,000, and … are as big as a shoebox. (Jesus Ambrosio, Glenn Williams)

12:12 6:05 Entertainment Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: The LA Zoo is celebrating its 50th birthday this month with a 1966 cocktail Industry Events party. We talk with culinary historian Richard Foss about drinks from that decade. (John Rabe, RIchard Foss) 12:20 6:05 Diversity/ Orange County Off-Ramp: Taylor Orci visits Newport Beach to see possibly the most awesome Christmas Cultural Events light display you’ll ever see. (Taylor Orci, Shirley Pepy) 12:26 4:40 #N/A Racial Relations Off-Ramp: LACMA is marking the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation with a huge show including works from three German museums -- Marc Heafele reviews the exhibition. (Marc Heafele) 12:30 6:26 Entertainment Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: In this DIY film fest by Tim Cogshell he explores the films of actors before they Industry were bald. (Tim Cogshell) 12:36 1:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of The Week: "Viva Tirado" by El Chicano Industry 12/5/2016 9:07 8:00 Natural Disaster TAKE TWO: Oakland Fire: On Friday night, a deadly fire erupted in a warehouse known as the Ghost Ship and quickly engulfed the structure. A Martinez speaks to East Bay Times reporter Julia Sulek. 9:15 7:34 #N/A Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Dakota Pipeline: On Sunday, federal officials said they would not approve Medicine permits for the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline and instead explore alternate routes. Alex Cohen speaks with We Anderson Gould, a SoCal resident and military veteran, who made the trip to Standing Rock; and reporter Wendy Carrillo.

9:23 8:30 Gender Politics TAKE TWO: Gloria Steinem: Alex Cohen speaks with feminsit icon, Gloria Steinem on her Equity/Transgen thoughts about the election and where the feminist movement goes from here. der Issues 9:34 9:55 Entertainment TAKE TWO: On the Lot: Alex Cohen speaks with Vanity Fair's Rebecca Keegan for updates Industry on the latest movie news. 9:44 4:40 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: Huang Feature: Asian Improv: The LA improv studio Upright Citizens' Brigade Events hosted its first-ever all Asian-American themed variety show on its mainstage as part of an effort to diversify improv. Report from KPCC's Josie Huang.

9:49 8:20 Economics and Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Pot Financing: Alex Cohen speaks with California Treasurer John Chiang who Business Politics has called for a reworking of the financial system for the marijuana industry in California.

10:07 8:00 Politics Housing Issues TAKE TWO: Carson HUD: President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Ben Carson to run the Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Martinez speaks with Richard Green, director and chair of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate and former senior advisor at HUD. 10:15 7:00 Politics TAKE TWO: Trump and Taiwan: In a break with three decades of US policy toward the island nation, President-elect Trump spoke directly with Taiwan’s president by phone that’s causing big ripples with China. Alex Cohen speaks with Pei-te Lien, professor in the Department of Political Science, UC Santa Barbara. 10:22 8:00 Law & Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Bail Law: Human rights groups say bail bonds are unfair, because they Order/Courts/Pol Politics penalize the poor and now, state lawmakers are announce they plan to tackle the issue ice head-on. A Martinex speaks with Phil Telfeyan, Executive Director for Equal Justive Under the Law. 10:34 8:30 Media Politics TAKE TWO: Trump Video Games: At least five video games starring Trump have come on to the PC-gaming market this year. A Martinez speaks with gamer and senior editor at CNET, Ashley Esqueda. 10:43 6:30 Inland Empire Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Santa's Village: For the first time in 18 years, Santa's Village opened its doors. Alex Cohen speaks with SkyPark's general manager, Bill Johnson. 10:50 6:40 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Stay Classy Bar: The Will Ferrell/Anchorman-themed pop up bar that was such a sensation in New York has come to LA's TLC Chinese theater. A Martinex speaks with co-creator Zach Neil.

Politics Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Two more cabinet appointees, the millionaires and billionaires Business filling up the Trump Administration, and the implications of Trump’s calls to Taiwan – Patt discusses with Pepperdine’s Pete Peterson and Democratic political strategist Bill 11:06 11:39 Burton. Politics Housing Issues Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How Ben Carson at HUD could impact Los Angeles housing – Patt discusses with American Enterprise Institute’s Edward J. Pinto and USC’s Raphael 11:41 11:58 Bostic. Housing Issues Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Oakland fire could be a symptom of the larger housing Politics problem in California – Patt discusses with CA Dept of Housing and Communtiy 12:06 12:21 Development’s Ben Metcalf and Causa Justa’s Maria Poblet. Computers/Inter Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: From Echo to Siri, why AI-based voice recognition is the new net/IT big thing in tech – Patt discusses with WIRED writer David Pierce and Future of Privacy 12:24 12:40 Forum’s Stacey Gray. Media Public Health/ Medicine Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How 2016's anti-establishment fervor is feeding conspiracy 12:42 12:58 theories – Patt discusses with Professor Joseph Uscinski and author Michael Shermer. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Emily Friedlander on the Ghost Ship fire Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Comedian Sandra Bernhard on her new stage show Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Andrew Dominik on his doc about Nick Cave 12/6/2016 9:07 8:30 Religion Politics TAKE TWO: Muslim Open Letter: Later today, 300 Muslim leaders from across the country issued an open letter to President-Elect Donald Trump urging him to uphold the constitutional right to freedom of religion without discrimination. Alex Cohen speaks with Edina Lekovic of the Muslim Public Affairs Council. 9:16 7:30 Immigration Law & TAKE TWO: CalGang Trump: President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to deport Order/Courts/Polic anywhere from two to three million undocumented immigrants and qne tool that Trump e could use to is a database of alleged gang members who are not in the country legally. A Martinez speaks with The Intercept writer Ali Winston 9:24 7:00 Computers/Inter Law & TAKE TWO: Samsung Supreme Court: The “design case of the century” ended on net/IT Order/Courts/Polic Tuesday as a unanimous Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s $399 million ruling e involving three patents for Apple’s iPhone. A Martinez speaks with Brett Kendall, legal affairs reporter at the Wall Street Journal. 9:34 8:50 Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: The Brood: Giving Kids: With the start of the holidays, many wonder how Issues/ Family they can impart the importance of giving to their children. Alex Cohen speaks with Vicki Hoefle, author of the book, "The Straight Talk on Parenting." 9:43 6:20 Entertainment Economics and TAKE TWO: Hollywood Walk of Fame: The Stars on Hollywood Blvd. are in disrepair. Alex Industry Business Cohen speaks with Gary Baum from The Hollywood Reporter. 9:50 8:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday: This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, the return of Kate Industry Bush! A Martinez talks with music critic, Steve Hochman. 10:07 5:00 Homeland Transportation TAKE TWO: Metro Threat: In response to an anonymous bomb threat on the LA Metro, Security they've stepped up security. A Martinez speaks with Rick Jager, Metro spokesperson.

10:12 7:00 Natural Disaster TAKE TWO: Oakland Update: This morning the fire batallion chief in Oakland California says crews have cleared out roughly 85 percent of the building known as the Ghost Ship where a fire broke out during a party on Friday night - killing 36 people. Alex Cohen speaks with Thomas Peele of the Bay Area news group. 10:19 7:00 Education Racial Relations TAKE TWO: UCLA Boy Study: A new UCLA study finds that current metrics fail to take cultural capital into account in assessing the success of black and latino boys in LA. Alex Cohen talks with Tyrone Howard, Associate Dean for Equity & Inclusion at UCLA's graduate school of information studies. 10:26 5:20 Environment TAKE TWO: Kelp Forest: In Northern California, a man has invented a very unusual machine to deal with a pretty big problem along our coastlines, the ever disappearing kelp forests. Story from Eli Wirtschafter of the CA Report. 10:34 7:22 Economics and TAKE TWO: Millennial Hotels: What do Millennials want Bibles in their hotel rooms? A Business Martinez talks with hospitality expert Gary Winston about the strategies that hotels are using to lure younger guests. 10:41 6:42 Religion TAKE TWO: Bibles and Hotels: A new hotel in San Diego recently announced it's declining to put Bibles in each of their rooms, citing that their Millennial visitors don't have a need for them. Alex Cohen talks about what this means for the future of religion and faith in the country with Diane Winston, Associate Professor and Knight Center Chair in Media & Religion at USC. 10:48 7:20 Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: Future of Play: On December 8, KPCC's Deepa Fernades hosts "Future of Issues/ Family Play," the last in the series of Fast Forward; a collaboration with ArtCenter College of Design exploring the near future. A Martinez speaks with event guest, Krystina Castella, professor of product design at ArtCenter, and author of the upcoming book, "Kid Mania: Designing for Playing, Learning and Growing." Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Mutiny among members of 2016’s Electoral College – Larry reports talks to RNC Rules committee member Kendal Unruh and Trent England, Vice President 11:06 11:40 for Strategic Initiatives. Computers/Inter Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: A look at Amazon Go and the future of supermarket shopping 11:42 11:58:00 net/IT – Larry talks to Ernest Baskin, Assistant Professor of Food Marketing. Computers/Inter Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The tech and privacy concerns being weighed against advance net/IT Order/Courts/Polic government, police efforts to fight terror – Larry talks to Professor Ahmed Ghappour and 12:06 12:22 e Verge reporter Russell Brandom. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Renowned philosopher Petr Singer talks to Larry about 12:35 12:58:00 Events surfing, New Year’s resolution and 80 other everyday things. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Jem Aswad on the Grammy nominations Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Collin Friesen on the Falcon Theater's holiday show Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Damien Chazelle on directing "La La Land" 12/7/2016 9:07 5:00 Historical TAKE TWO: Pearl Harbor Vet: Take Two hears reflections from Wetzel Sanders, a Pearl Events/ History Harbor vet, 75 years after the infamous attack that killed thousands. Take Two's Austin Segments Cross illustrates the his story. 9:12 8:00 Historical Politics TAKE TWO: Pearl Harbor Politics: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Pearl Events/ History Harbor late next month as the first Japanese head of state to visit the site of the attack. Segments Alex Cohen speaks with with USC Professor, Saori Katada. 9:20 4:20 Gender Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Female Legislators: California’s state legislators were sworn in this week, but Equity/Transgen Politics they don’t all look like the people they’re representing. A Martinez speaks with SCPR der Issues data reporter, Aaron Mendelson. 9:25 6:00 Sacramento/Stat Politics TAKE TWO: Urgency Clause: California Democrats have their supermajority in the e Politics legislature and they are eager to band together against policies the president-elect might impose. Alex Cohen talks to Laurel Rosenhall of Cal Matters. 9:34 11:10 Sports TAKE TWO: K2 Sports: A Martinez speaks with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky for a review of the week in sports. 9:44 2:10 Immigration Politics TAKE TWO: H1B Visas: High-skilled foreign workers, many are here in the country on what are called H1-B work visas, are worried about their future following the election of Donald Trump. KPCC's Leslie Berestein Rojas reports. 9:46 8:00 Gender Law & TAKE TWO: Sexual Assault & Men: Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to sexual Equity/Transgen Order/Courts/Polic violence, there are plenty of instances when men are the victims and women the der Issues e aggressors and that's one of the surprising findings of a new study. Alex cohen speaks with the study's author, Lara Stemple, Director of UCLA's Health and Human Rights Law Project. 10:07 7:00 Inland Empire Economics and TAKE TWO: San Bernardino Banruptcy: Facing an operating deficit of more than 45 Business million dollars, the city of San Bernardino filed for municipal bankruptcy for years ago and today, a judge approved their bankruptcy plan. A Martinez speaks with Ryan Hagen, reporter at the San bernardino Sun. 10:14 8:00 Education Politics TAKE TWO: LAUSD Hotline: Students at Los Angeles schools will now have a new hotline and support centers to help with anxiety in a post-election world. Alex Cohen speaks with Steve Zimmer, LAUSD Board of Education President. 10:22 8:00 Environment TAKE TWO: Santa Monica Restoration: Three acres of the Santa Monica beach will be restructured to create a habitat for plant life while protecting part of the Southern California coastline. A Martinez speakds with Tom Ford, Executive Director of the Bay Foundation. 10:34 8:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Styled Side: A Martines speaks with Michelle Dalton Tyree, founder of the blog, Fashion Trends Daily for the latest in fashion. 10:42 9:00 Public Health/ Politics TAKE TWO: Homeless Tax: Yesterday, the County Board of Supervisors unanimously Medicine approved a measure to raise the sales tax to raise funding for homeless services like mental health counseling or substance abuse programs. Alex Cohen speaks with LA County Supervisors, Sheila Kuehl. 10:51 4:30 Arts And Culture Politics TAKE TWO: Obama Dog: Los Angeles comic artist, Steven Weissman is commemorating the Obama White House through the eyes of the Obama family's dog, with a new book, "Looking for America's Dog." KPCC' Steven Cuevas reports. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How should the media cover Trump’s tweets? Larry discusses 11:06 11:35 with NPR’s David Folkenflik. Politics Computers/Intern Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Explaining the potential short and long term impacts of et/IT Trump’s Carrier deal – Larry discusses with Fiscal Times columnist Liz Peek and 11:35 11:45 FiveThirtyEight’s Ben Casselman. Foreign News Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Israel votes to retroactively legalize settlements in Palestinian West Bank – Larry discusses with Weekly Standard’s Noah Pollak and US Campaign for 11:48 11:58 Palestinian Rights director Yousef Munayyer. Politics Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Wasteful Pentagon spending and what Trump’s national Business defense plans mean for CA’s economy – Larry discusses with Washington Post’s Craig 12:06 12:20 Whitlock and UCLA Anderson Forecast’s Jerry Nickelsburg. Media Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Experiment bursts Facebook bubble of voters on left and right 12:22 12:40 – Larry discusses with The Guardian’s Sam Levin. Politics Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Competing food ideologies of modern Americans at the family 12:42 12:58 Medicine dinner table – Larry asks listeners about divides in their families. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Industry The Frame: Joshua Seftel on his show "The Secret Life of Muslims" Arts And Culture Politics 3:46 10:00 The Frame: VICE media CEO Shane Smith on his new political doc 12/8/2016 9:07 7:40 #N/A Politics TAKE TWO: Philip Browning: Philip Browning, Director of the Los Angeles County's Department of Children and Family Services has announced that he is stepping down. Alex Cohen chats with Daniel Heimpel from the Chronicle of Social Change. 9:15 8:00 Environment Politics TAKE TWO: Scott Pruitt: Oklahoma General Scott Pruitt, known as a climate dissenter and for suing the EPA itself, was appointed head of EPA. A Martinez talks to Cara Horowitz of UCLA. 9:23 7:30 Politics Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Trump Twitter Reax: What is the right response of the soon-to-be leader of et/IT the free world criticizes you openly on social media? A Martinez speaks with Alan Caldwell, VP of public relations and crisis communications at Cerrell Associates in LA.

9:34 8:05 Law & Economics and TAKE TWO: Wells Fargo Suit: While Wells Fargo promised to make things right for the Order/Courts/Pol Business thousands of customers who had sham accounts opened in their names without their ice knowledge and paid $185 million to settle cases brought by federal regulators and the LA City Attorney, the bank is attempting to kill individual lawsuits by forcing them into private arbitration. Alex Cohen speaks with New York Times reporter Michael Corkery.

9:42 7:00 Science Natural Disaster TAKE TWO: Earthquake/Tsunamis: Following a magnitude 6.5 earthquake off the coast of Northern California, Take Two explores what conditions would actually create a Tsunami in California and how the coastal areas should respond. A Martinez speaks with Elizabeth Cochran, Seismologist with the U.S. geological survey.

9:49 7:55 Transportation TAKE TWO: The Ride: VW creates a spin-off company to develop ride-hailing and self- driving cars and itlooks like Apple is ratcheting up its autonomous car project. Alex Cohen speaks with KPCC's motor critic, Sue Carpenter. 10:07 17:20 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Democratic lawmakers take a stand against President-elect Politics Trump, the LA County Board of Supervisors takes up homelessness and immigration, and Senators Feinstein and Boxer clash over drought legislation. A Martinez speaks with KPCC's senior politics reporter Mary Plummer and Carla Marinucci, POLITICO's California Playbook Reporter. 10:24 8:20 Youth/Children's Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Vaping & Youth: Critics of e-cigarettes have speculated that vaping and Issues/ Family Medicine youth smoking are linked but a new report says there may be a more concrete argument against young adults using e-cigarettes. Alex Cohen speaks to Jennifer Unger who contributed to the research on the report. 10:34 9:00 Housing Issues Politics TAKE TWO: Mansionization: The LA City Council voted unanimously yesterday for new restrictions on building McMansions, large modern homes that residents say are taking over neighborhoods across the city. Alex Cohen speaks with LA City Councilman Paul Koretz. 10:43 4:20 Housing Issues TAKE TWO: Feature: Lake Tahoe: Lake Tahoe is home to high housing prices but it's not the people who live there driving up the price, it's the people who don't. California Report's Amy Westervelt reports. 10:49 5:00 Public Health/ TAKE TWO: SFO Pig: SFO has introduced the latest addition to their San Francisco SPCA’s Medicine Animal Assisted Therapy program, LiLou the pig! A Martinez speaks to Dr. Jennifer Henley, SF SPCA Animal Assisted Therapy Manager. Politics Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should California make it a hate crime to attack a police Order/Courts/Polic officer? Larry discusses with LAPPL’s Sgt Jerretta Sandoz and Professor Jody David 11:06 11:30 e Armour. Politics Historical Events/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What we can learn from President Reagan’s contrarian History Segments Cabinet appointments – Larry talks with Republican political analyst Sean Walsh and 11:30:00 11:40:00 author Craig Shirley. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses the book A Path to Peace, with it’s co-authors 11:42:00 11:58:00 George J. Mitchell and Alon Sachar. Economics and Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA sues retailers Macy’s, Kohl’s, Sears, J.C. Penney over sales Business Order/Courts/Polic marketing – Larry discusses with Mike Feuer, Los Angeles City Attorney, and consumer 12:06:00 12:23:00 e psychologist Kit Yarrow. Public Health/ Law & Medicine Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New California bill may create precedence for ‘superbug’ 12:23 12:40 e tracking – Larry discusses with Reuter’s reporter Yasmeen Abutaleb. Books/ Religion Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to author Mark Shriver about his new book, which 12:42 12:58 Authors portrays the life of Pope Francis. Arts And Culture Computers/Intern 3:36 5:00 et/IT The Frame: Pitchfork's Marc Hogan on streaming music Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 15:00 Industry The Frame: Hip hop artist Common on his latest work 12/9/2016 9:07 4:45 Environment Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Water Bill: Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer are at odds over a Politics water infrastructure bill that would create various water programs in the state. A Martinez speaks wtih Carolyn Lochhead, reporter at the SF Chronicle. 9:12 7:30 Sacramento/Stat Environment TAKE TWO: California Energy Commission: A Martinez speaks with California Energy e Politics Commissioner David Hochschild sits down about wind energy and its future in California.

9:20 9:15 Politics Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: Phillip Browning in His Own Words: The head of LA’s Department of Child Issues/ Family and Family Services has decided, unexpectedly, to retire. Take Two’s Alex Cohen talks to him about that decision. 9:34 6:00 Law & TAKE TWO: In The Weeds: Now that marijuana's legal in California, every week we try Order/Courts/Pol and answer questions that you submit about legal weed. A Martinez speaks with Take ice Two’s Jacob Margolis, 9:40 6:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Emerald Cup: The annual marijuana festival takes place in Nothern California this weekend. Alex Cohen talks to the Tim Blake, the founder and organizer. 9:46 13:10 Arts And Culture Racial Relations TAKE TWO: Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, who is African-American, spends his time talking to the KKK is the subject of the documentary "Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America." Alex Cohen speaks with Davis and director Matthew Ornstein.

10:07 7:35 Foreign News TAKE TWO: South Korea– South Korea's parliament voted to impeach President Park Geun-hye, after she was mired in a corruption scandal. A Martinez speaks with David Kang, director of the Korean Studies Institute at USC. 10:15 5:40 Orange County Politics TAKE TWO: OC Reps: Four city elections in Orange County were trying out a new way to elect members to their city councils. SCPR's Jill Replogle explains what the results might mean for the changing political landscape in the once solidly conservative county.

10:21 7:35 Environment Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Mosquito Growth: A news study on the growth of California's mosquito Medicine population shows the cause to be urbanization and the waning of DTT but as northern climates warm down the line, tropical mosquito species that carry viruses like Zika will be more likely to spread. A Martinez speaks with one of the study's authors, Marm Kilpatrick. 10:34 6:20 Environment Religion TAKE TWO: Oh (Real) Christmas Tree, Oh (Fake) Christmas Tree: If you still haven't gotten yours this year and you're and wondering which one is better for the environment, the answer might surprise you. Alex Cohen speaks with Char Miller, Pomona College Professor of Environmental Studies. 10:41 5:30 Youth/Children's Religion TAKE TWO: Santa Visits: Augmented reality, “elfie selfies” and smartphone apps are Issues/ Family changing the way kids visit Jolly Old St. Nick. SCPR’s Audrey Ngo reports.

10:47 9:50 Environment Racial Relations TAKE TWO: Gateway to Nature: In an effort address the low rate of minority youth who visit national parks and natural spaces, a new nature center opens on Dec 9 in downtown LA. A Martinez speaks with Jeff Vail, Forest Supervisor with the Angeles National Forest and Jilly Canizares, the L.A. Operations Manager at the Western National Parks Association. 10:56 4:00 Arts And Culture #N/A TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview: A Martinez speaks with Take Two’s Leo Duran about cheap and fun things to do. Foreign News Sports Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New report shows doping institutional and systemic among Russian athletes – Larry discusses with Around the Rings editor Ed Hula and assistant 11:06 11:31 professor John Gleaves. Foreign News Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Asia Round-up: South Korea’s President impeached, Trump taps China ambassador – Larry discusses with Professor Sung Yoon Lee and Clayton Dube, 11:31 11:44 Director of the USC U.S.-China Institute. Sacramento/Stat Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating the effectiveness of Prop 65, CA’s cancer warning e Politics Medicine labels law, 30 years later – Larry moderates between David Roe, a former attorney, and 11:47 11:58 Kevin Haroff, San Francisco Managing Partner of Marten Law, LLC. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek: ‘La La Land,’ ‘Office Christmas Party’ and more – 12:06 12:41 Larry reviews movies with KPCC film critics Peter Rainer and Amy Nicholson. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Love on the silver screen: A look at some of film’s most iconic Events on-screen couples – Larry discusses with KPCC film critics Peter Rainer and Amy 12:44 12:58 Nicholson. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Cynthia Littleton on "The New Celebrity Apprentice" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Erica Larsen-Dockray on gender bias in animation Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Denis Villeneuve on his new film "Arrival" 12/10/2016 12:07 2:55 Interview (one Arts And Culture Off-Ramp: In this parody piece we talk to an elf about the North Pole and Santa Claus. guest) (Jesus Ambrosio, Madison D'Ornellas) 12:10 9:09 Media Entertainment Off-Ramp: Rich Capparela is going into semi-retirement, so we’ll talk with him about Industry radio, music, and keeping people sane on their drive home. (John Rabe, Rich Capparela)

12:27 9:16 Housing Issues Diversity/ Cultural Off-Ramp: We talk with a 77-year-old woman who's found herself homeless for the first Events time. (Taylor Orci, Elena Mays) 12:46 1:00 #N/A Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: The Muff's "That Awful Man" Industry 12:53 6:47 Interview (one Housing Issues Off-Ramp: Ghost Ship blaze could have happened here in Southern California, we talk to guest) Bill Murphy, a former fire marshal and current instructor at the Rio Hondo Fire Academy. (John Rabe, Bill Murphy) 12/12/2016 9:07 9:30 Politics Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Russian Election Hacking: The CIA has concluded that the Russian et/IT government intervened in the U.S. election and it did so to influence the outcome in Donald Trump’s favor. Sanden Totten speaks with Jack Lerner, UC Irvine School of Law.

9:17 8:00 Politics Law & TAKE TWO: PA Recount: Efforts to recount ballots cast in Pennsylvania have come to a Order/Courts/Polic halt as a federal judge rejected a request to go through the paper ballots cast on e November 8th. Alex Cohen speaks with John Bonifaz, co-founder and president of the legal advocacy group Free Speech for People and advisor to the Green Party campaign.

9:25 8:30 Public Health/ Politics TAKE TWO: Community Clinics: With the incoming Trump administration eyeing turning Medicine Medicaid into block grants, community clinics fear that at least some of the public health gains made under the ACA's Medi-Cal expansion could be lost. SCPR's Rebecca Plevin reports and talks with Sanden Toten. 9:34 10:15 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: On the Lot: Sanden Totten speaks with Vanity Fair's Hollywood Industry correspondent Rebecca Keegan about latest on Monday’s Golden Globe nominations as the race for the Oscars kicks off in earnest. 9:45 10:00 Entertainment Politics TAKE TWO: Trump Reality TV: Donald Trump is the king of reality TV and also the next Industry leader of the free world. Alex Cohen speak Nina Tassler, former chair of entertainment with CBS about the blurred lines between politics and entertainment.

10:07 9:30 Religion Law & TAKE TWO: Jehovah's Witness Abuse Scandal: Jehovah's Witnesses leadership is accused Order/Courts/Polic of covering up child abuse from law enforcement. Alex Cohen speaks with Trey Bundy, e reporter for the public radio program Reveal. 10:18 6:30 Environment Science TAKE TWO: Quagga Mussels: Quagga mussels are invasive creatures hail from Eurasia and since 2007, have infested more than 30 state bodies of water. Sanden Totten speaks with Tanya Veldhuizen, lead scientist for the aquatic nuisance species program for the state water project. 10:25 6:50 Foreign News Environment TAKE TWO: Baja Marine Preserve– Mexico has created a new marine reserve off the Baja California coast to protect marine life across 21 islands and 97 islets. Sanden Totten speaks with Serge Dedina, executive director of Wild Coast that was involved in getting this area protected. 10:34 9:00 Gender Law & TAKE TWO: Trans Fire Victims: The death of three transgender women in the Ghost Ship Equity/Transgen Order/Courts/Polic Fire have raised difficult questions about how to mourn those who have changed their der Issues e names. Alex Cohen speaks with Kris Hayashi, executive director at the Transgender Law Center in Oakland. 10:44 8:45 Religion Media TAKE TWO: Atonement: A recent StoryCorp story has ignited questions about atonement. Alex Cohen speaks with Reverend Dr. Najuma Smith-Pollard. 10:53 4:00 Media Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Fake News: This week, reality-based news organizations have been covering et/IT the proliferation of fake news stories spread over social networks and via Google searches. The BBC’s Jane Wakefield reports. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk politics: The next steps following reports of Russian reports influence on U.S. election – Larry talks to Congressman Adam Schiff, Republican strategist 11:06 11:39 Mike Madrid and director of Progress Texas Ed Espinoza. Computers/Inter Science net/IT Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why we might be facing a gadget apocalypse – Larry talks to 11:42 11:58 New York Times columnist Farhad Manjoo and Verge reporter Ashley Carman. Sacramento/Stat Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: City Council to vote today on legalizing street vending in LA – e Politics Business Larry explores the debate over the details with LA City Councilmember Joe Buscaino and 12:06 12:25 Rudy Espinoza of the Urban Renewal Network. Politics Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After Boxer's filibuster of own water bill fails, what's next for Californians in drought – Larry talks to attorney Doug Oberi and Roger Patterson of the 12:28 12:40 Metropolitan Water District. Gender Science Equity/Transgen Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How a group of women scientists changed our understanding 12:43 12:58 der Issues of the stars – Larry talks to author Dava Sobel. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan on the awards season Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: James Kim speaks with Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Gael Garcia Bernal on his new film "Neruda" 12/13/2016 9:07 8:30 Computers/Inter TAKE TWO: Tech + Trump: On Wednesday leaders from some of this country's biggest net/IT tech companies will meet with President Elect Donald Trump. Alex Cohen speaks with Alistair Barr, technology reporter for Bloomberg. 9:16 8:00 Energy Politics TAKE TWO: Rick Perry: President-elect Donald Trump is expected to appoint former Texas governor Rick Perry to lead the Energy Department. Sanden Totten speaks with Jeremy Carl, research fellow at the Hoover Institution with a focus on energy policy.

9:24 6:45 Law & Politics TAKE TWO: Meet the Judges 2: We’ll find out more about the winners of the L.A. Order/Courts/Pol County Superior Court Judge seats. Alex Cohen speaks with Take Two's Dorian Merina. ice 9:34 12:15 Youth/Children's Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: The Brood: The Bad Kids: Every student at Black Rock Continuation High Issues/ Family School in Yucca Valley has fallen so far behind in credits that they have almost no chance at receiving a diploma. Alex Cohen speaks with Filmmaker Keith Fulton and Black Rock principal Vonda Viland talk about the new documentary about the school, called "The Bad Kids." 9:46 11:30 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday: Every week we get the latest music that’s out. Sanden Totten talks to contributors Morgan Rhodes and Oliver Wang.

10:07 6:30 Law & TAKE TWO: Street Vendors: A vote to legalize street vending has move to LA’s city Order/Courts/Pol council. Alex Cohen ice 10:14 7:30 Immigration Law & TAKE TWO: DACA and Travel: Immigration advocates are warning DACA recipients not to Order/Courts/Polic travel abroad ahead of Trump’s inauguration to the White House. Sanden Totten speaks e with Shiu-Ming Cheer, senior staff attorney for the National Immigration Law Center.

10:22 6:00 Sports TAKE TWO: The Future of The Rams: With Coach Jeff Fisher out, Take Two looks at what this might mean for the team and it’s place in Los Angeles. Alex Cohen speaks with regular sports contributor Andy Kamenetzky. 10:34 8:30 Media TAKE TWO: Fake News Solutions: Several companies have put forward solutions on how to stop the spread of false news. Will Oremus, Senior technology writer for Slate speaks with Sanden Totten 10:43 10:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment TAKE TWO: Cheesy Holiday Movies: Take Two looks at the factory of holiday telefilms, Industry their history and how profitable they are for the networks that churn them out. A Martinez speakd with Culture journalist Annie Zaleski, and Kacey Bange who reviews original made-for-TV holiday movies on her website TVMovieChristmas.com.

10:53 6:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Reading by Moonlight: Alex Cohen speaks with David Kipen, owner and founder of the lending library, Libros Schmibros for his book pics of 2016. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Senate Democrats could use Republican colleagues to block reports Trump Cabinet picks – Larry talks to Burgess Everett, POLITICO reporter and writer for CQ 11:06 11:22 Roll Call, Burgess Everett. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why we should all care, despite our politics, that Trump 11:24 11:29 cancelled his press conference – Larry speaks to presidential historian Robert Dallek. Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry moderates a post-election discusses between Trump supporters Ben Clymer, Terrance Lang, Mark Ma, Francisco Rivera and Clinton supporters 11:30 11:58 Anabel Cuevas, Eugene Hung, Faisal Qazi and Mia Shackelford. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: CEO Franklin Leonard on the Black List Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Screenwriter Cat Vasko on getting on the Black List Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Tori Amos on her music in "Audrie & Daisy" 12/14/2016 9:07 8:00 Science Politics TAKE TWO: Climate Research: A grass roots effort to download and preserve federal climate data has begun out of fear it may disappear during the next administration. Sanden Totten speaks with Jason Koebler who writes for Motherboard.

9:15 7:30 Politics Environment TAKE TWO: Interior Secretary: Trump's choice for the Department of the Interior, Ryan Zinke will have a lot of influence on issues that affect California. Sanden Totten speaks with Jon Christensen at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability.

9:23 7:30 Transportation Sacramento/State TAEK TWO: Hi-Speed Rail: Yesterday, California's High Speed Rail Authority took a big Politics step forward in financing the project. Alex Cohen speaks with Fresno Bee reporter, Tim Sheehan. 9:34 12:30 Sports TAKE TWO: K2 Brothers: Andy and Brian Kamenetzky talk with Alex Cohen to review the week in sports. 9:47 10:40 Media Racial Relations TAKE TWO: LA Times Letters: The LA Times is under fire from the Asian-American community for publishing letters to the editor that argued a previous story about Japanese internment camps was unbalanced and put internment in a favorable light. Sanden Totten speaks with Koji Sakai, filmmaker and grandson of interned Japanese immigrants. 10:07 9:00 Gender Law & TAKE TWO: Park Service Sexual Harassment: In January 2016, the Department of the Equity/Transgen Order/Courts/Polic Interior released a report on sexual harassment against female employees and the Park der Issues e Service's failure to address the problem. Alex Cohen speaks with High Country News Fellow, Lyndsey Gilpin. 10:16 9:00 Gender TAKE TWO: Hilda Solis + Girls: This week, LA County Supervisors Hilda Solis and Sheila Equity/Transgen Kuehl introduced a five-year initiative on women and girls to address issues of workplace der Issues discrimination, harassment and inequality. Alex Cohen speaks with Supervisor Solis.

10:25 8:00 Housing Issues TAKE TWO: Renting and Evictions: Research from real estate site RedFin reveals that in LA County, one out of every 80 renters lost their home in 2014. Sanden Totten speaks with Richard Green, director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate. 10:34 5:20 Public Health/ Environment TAKE TWO: Paramount: A hearing board for regional air regulators will consider today Medicine whether to order two South LA metal processors to reduce their emissions of a carcinogenic pollutant as people who live there say it;s causing health problems. KPCC's Rebecca Plevin reports. 10:40 6:00 Diversity/ TAKE TWO: Seeing Santa: Take Two discusses the best places and strategies for a Cultural Events successful visit with Santa. Alex Cohen speaks with Yvonne Condes of Moms LA. 10:46 7:50 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Styled Side: Alex Cohen speaks with Take Two contributor, Michelle Dalton Tyree, founder of the blog, Fashion Trends Daily for the latest in fashion. Labor Issues Immigration Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The cost of ‘Made in USA’ for LA’s garment workers – Larry discusses with CEO of Bet Tzedek, Jessie Kornberg and president of the CA Fashion 11:06 11:36 Association, Ilse Metchek. Housing Issues Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Angelenos in unpermitted housing under pressure after the Oakland fire – Larry discusses with KPCC reporter Josie Huang and LA Weekly music 11:38 11:58 editor, Andy Hermann. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What the future of the Iran nuclear deal means for U.S.- Middle East relations – Larry discusses with Ellie Geranmayeh, from the European Council 12:06 12:33 on Foreign Relations and James Phillips of the Heritage Foundation. Public Health/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: To drink or not to drink? Larry asks listeners for tips on 12:33 12:58 Medicine handling booze during the holidays. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Alex Jung on the SAG awards Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: John Horn visits the Impro Theatre's latest rehearsal Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Stew and Heidi Rodewald on a new stage musical 12/15/2016 Public Health/ Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The Covered California deadline has been extended – Larry Medicine Politics takes listener questions with Covered CA executive director Peter Lee and Chad Terhune 11:06 11:33 of Kaiser Health News. Public Health/ Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Fatal shooting of Bakersfield man with dementia highlights 11:34 11:58 Medicine Issues/ Family challenges of caretaking – Larry discusses with Dr. Laura Mosqueda. Economics and Sacramento/State Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How the Fed hiking interest rates plays out in Southern Business Politics California’s economy, housing market – Larry discusses with William Yu of the UCLA 12:06 12:23 Anderson Forecast and Mark Schniepp, director of the CA Economic Forecast. Sacramento/Stat Law & e Politics Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Desert Sun series digs into unintended consequences of Prop 12:26 12:34 e 47 realignment – Larry discusses with the Desert Sun’s Jill Castellano. Arts And Culture Youth/Children's Issues/ Family Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why you’re just not that into your dating apps – Larry 12:35 12:58 discusses dating app fatigue with the Atlantic’s Julie Beck and Professor Julie Albright. 9:07 12:00 Foreign News War/ Military TAKE TWO: Syrians in LA: For those of Syrian descent living here in Southern California, Events/ Military scenes of violence and devastation are almost too much to bear. Alex Cohen speaks with Culture Maria Khani, Senior Muslim chaplain with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and her daughter, Dania Alkhouli, co-founder of "A Country Called Syria."

9:19 9:30 Foreign News Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Aleppo and Social Media: Take Two examines how Twitter became a tool for et/IT spreading empathy and what makes someone connect with one tragedy over another following tweets from war ravaged Aleppo. Sanden Totten speaks with Karen North, professor of social media and psychology at USC. 9:34 5:00 Housing Issues TAKE TWO: Homeless & Rain: In an effort to help people who don't have shelter from the upcoming rain, the city will be keeping its winter shelters open 24 hours a day until Saturday morning. Sanden Totten speaks with Reverend Andy Bales, CEO of Union Rescue Mission. 9:39 7:30 Transportation TAKE TWO: The Ride: Uber rolls out a few self-driving cars in San Francisco, and the federal government is pushing a plan that will allow vehicles to talk to each other. Alex Cohen speaks with KPCC Motor Critic, Sue Carpenter. 9:47 7:35 #N/A Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Tech and Trump: President-elect Donald Trump met with top CEOs from U.S. et/IT tech companies on Wednesday and apparently struck a conciliatory tone after mutual feelings of mistrust between the two groups dominated the campaign. Alex Cohen talks to Tony Romm from Politico. 9:55 4:10 Economics and TAKE TWO: Feature: Bergman Hotel Workers: The Century Plaza Hoel closed earlier this Business year to make room for a smaller, five-star hotel and hundreds of workers - many of them longtime employees - were let go. KPCC's Ben Bergman reports.

10:07 17:20 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Alex Cohen speaks with Claremont McKenna politics Politics professor Jack Pitney and Marisa Lagos, political reporter for KQED to discuss the week in California politics. 10:25 6:00 Environment TAKE TWO: Mountain Lion: The five year old female Mountain Lion known as P-39 was killed by a car strike— the 13th known case of a mountain lion killed on a roadway since 2002. Sanden Totten speaks with Seth Riley, awildlife ecologist with the National Parks Service. 10:34 7:10 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Film Preservation– The Library of Congress has announced the 25 films Industry historically important films that it will preserve and store in the National Film Registry. Alex Cohen speaks with Steve Leggett, Program Coordinator, National Film Preservation Board. 10:41 7:00 Law & Entertainment TAKE TWO: VidAngel: Several major studies won an injunction against a company called Order/Courts/Pol Industry VidAngel, a Utah-based company that gives viewers the option to filter out profanity, ice violence and sex in movies. Sanden Totten speaks with Eriq Gardner, senior editor at The Hollywood Reporter. 10:48 7:00 Computers/Inter TAKE TWO: Yahoo: Yahoo announces hackers compromised a billion accounts in 2013, net/IT the largest hack of all time. Alex Cohen speaks with Kim Zetter, a journalist and book author covering cybersecurity Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 15:00 Industry The Frame: Mike Mills on his film "20th Century Women" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:51 5:00 Industry The Frame: James Kim talks with "Joy Luck Club" cast members 12/16/2016 9:07 8:40 Orange County Law & TAKE TWO: OC Informants: The Department of Justice is investigating the Orange County Order/Courts/Polic District Attorney's Office and the Sheriff's Department over the use of jailhouse e informants. Sanden Totten speaks with Tony Saavedra, investigative reporter for the OC Register. 9:16 8:00 Law & TAKE TWO: The Trial of Lee Baca: The prosecution has rested in the case against former Order/Courts/Pol Sheriff Lee Baca, and the defense has started up. SCPR's Frank Stoltze talks to Alex ice Cohen. 9:24 6:00 Transportation TAKE TWO: Defensive Driving: Rain and L.A. traffic don't mix well, so to keep you safe, Sanden Totten speaks with defensive driving expert, Jeffrey Spring, Corporate Communications Manager at AAA. 9:34 5:30 Law & TAKE TWO: High Q: Sanden Totten speaks with KPCC’s Jacob Margolis to answer listener Order/Courts/Pol questions about legal marijuana. ice 9:40 10:00 Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Opioids: In the face of a growing opioid addiction epidemic, drug makers Medicine have come out with harder manipulate drugs but they are still unproven, according to a new report in the AP. Alex Cohen talks to the reporters who compiled the story, Liz Whyte and Geoff Mulvihill. 9:50 8:00 Politics Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: Israel Ambassador: President-elect Donald Trump has announced David Events Friedman as his pick for U.S. ambassador to Israel. Alex Cohen talks to UCLA professor David Myers. 10:07 9:15 Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Firefighter Suicides: This week, in an apparent suicide, an Orange County Medicine Fire Captain jumped to his death highlighting the high rate of suicide among firefighters. Alex Cohen speaks with John Dill, a former firefighter and therapist.

10:16 8:45 Immigration TAKE TWO: Death At The Border: KPBS Fronteras reporter Jean Guerrero talks to Sanden about her four-part series shadowing migrant volunteers who look for illegal border crossers in distress, and those feared dead. 10:25 6:00 Computers/Inter TAKE TWO: Computer Efficiency: This week the California Energy Commission approved net/IT the nation’s first computer related energy standards. Sanden Totten speaks with Pierre Delforge, with the National Resource Defense Council. 10:34 6:00 Orange County Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: OC Winterfest: The 2016 OC Winterfest begins today at the OC Fair and Events Event Center. Sanden Totten speaks with Kim Coutts of Mirage Entertainment. 10:40 6:45 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview: Alex Cohen chats with SCPR’s Leo Duran about fun and cheap things to do. 10:47 7:00 Arts And Culture Science TAKE TWO: Natural History Diamonds: A current exhibit at the LA County Natural History Museum features some of the rarest colored diamonds in the world and explains the science behind them. Alex Cohen speaks with Aaron Celestian, the museum's Associate Curator of Mineralogy. Law & Orange County Airtalk with Larry Mantle: After DOJ probe of OC DA, is it time to stop using jailhouse Order/Courts/Pol informants altogether? Larry hosts a debate between Professor Larry Rosenthal and 11:06 11:39 ice criminal defense attorney William Weinberg. Politics Media Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Live coverage: President Obama’s end-of-the year press 11:39 12:29 conference Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry and KPCC film critics Justin Change and Christy Lemire 12:31 12:58 discuss the week’s latest releases, including ‘Rogue One’ and ‘Collateral Beauty.” Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Gary Baum on Hollywood's effect on gun violence Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Chonda Pierce and her Christian comedy Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij on "The OA" 12/17/2016 12:07 7:19 Entertainment Off-Ramp: We go to the Sunset Strip to see how activists are trying to save Lytton Savings Industry from demolition. (John Rabe, Linda Dishman,Chris Nichols) 12:15 3:17 Obituaries Entertainment Off-Ramp: Contributor and childstar Robert Garrova remembers working with Alan Industry Thicke. (Robert Garrova) 12:19 6:37 Housing Issues Public Health/ Off-Ramp: We check in with the 77-year old woman we talked with last week, who finds Medicine herself homeless for the holidays for the first time in her life. The head of the shelter she’s staying at says older women are the new face of homelessness. (Denise Cohen, Tom Wukawitz, Taylor Orci) 12:34 2:37 Entertainment Off-Ramp: "Star Trek: The Original Series" turns 50 and celebrates with a new Blu-Ray Industry collection that unearths new clips of the series. (John Rabe, Phil Bishop) 12:37 4:22 Media Off-Ramp: Star Wars superfan Robert Colter says he's excited about the newest Star Wars movie, "Rogue One," but he's still thinking about "Episode VII: The Force Awakens." (Rosaline Atkinson, Robert Colter) 12:51 1:00 Arts And Culture Entertainment Industry Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Barracuda" by Heart 12:52 7:08 Historical Law & Off-Ramp: The host of The Hidden History of Los Angeles tells us "Lucky" Baldwin was a Events/ History Order/Courts/Polic womanizing schemer who once owned much of the San Gabriel Valley and created Segments e Arcadia as a mini-Vegas. (Robert Petersen) 12/19/2016 9:07 7:55 Politics TAKE TWO: Electoral College: How does the Electorial College work and could a challenge to it ever be successful? Alex Cohen speaks with Derek Muller, law professor at Pepperdine University. 9:15 8:00 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: California Electors: California's 55 electors (all Democrats) will meet in Politics Sacramento on Monday afternoon to cast their votes for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine. Alex Cohen speaks with two California electors, Shawn Terris and Raymond Cordova.

9:23 6:30 Politics TAKE TWO: Trump Security- President-elect Trump will continue to pay a private security team once he takes office -- an unprecedented move for a president-elect. A Martinez speaks with Joseph Funk, a former secret service agent. 9:34 10:05 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: On the Lot: A Martinez speaks with Vanity Fair Hollywood correspondent Industry Rebecca Keegan for the latest in the film business, including the success of the latest Star Wars movie, Rogue One. 9:44 12:00 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Sing: Alex Cohen speaks to director Garth Jennings about his upcoming Industry animated film "Sing." 10:07 8:00 Public Health/ Economics and TAKE TWO: OxyContin Goes Global: In the US, because of widespread abuse and Medicine Business addiction, authorities are clamping down on OxyContin, and other opium-based pain killers so drug companies are looking overseas boost sales. Alex Cohen speaks to Los Angeles Times reporter, Harriet Ryan. 10:15 7:20 Public Health/ Economics and TAKE TWO: Genetic Testing: A new direct-to-consumer home genetic testing kit is on the Medicine Business market that helps facilitate the sale of your genetic data to research scientists. A Martinez speaks with WIRED writer, Megan Molteni 10:23 8:25 Public Health/ Entertainment TAKE TWO: Celebrity Medical Endorsements: Do celebrity medical endorsements Medicine Industry actually help or hurt? Alex Cohen speaks to Anupam Jena, Professor of healthcare policy and medicine at Harvard medical school. 10:34 7:10 Environment Science TAKE TWO: Why Oysters Matter: Oysters play a vital role in the health of ocean shoreline but a new study finds that climate change could be behind an increasing threat to their health. A Martinez talks to Brian Cheng, fellow at the Smithsonian Institute and lead author of the study. 10:40 5:25 Environment Science TAKE TWO: California Kelp Beds: In Northern California, a man has invented a very unusual machine to deal with a pretty BIG problem along our coastlines ... the ever disappearing kelp forests. Eli Wirtschafter of KQED’s the California Report reports.

10:46 8:55 Education Law & TAKE TWO: Project Rebound: Inspired by a program at UCSF, UC Fullerton is adopting a Order/Courts/Polic program that provides academic and financial support to students who have been e formerly incarcerated. A Martinez speaks with Project Coordinator, Romalryn Ralston.

Foreign News Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks with BBC corresponded Rengin Arslan abut the 11:06 11:13 assassination of Russia’s ambassador to Turkey in Ankara. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry checks in on the electoral college vote with POLITICO 11:13 11:20 reports editor Steve Shepard. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks about the Russia hacks with journalist Andrei 11:23 11:40 Soldatov and National Security Correspondent Jeff Stein. Politics Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry discusses the ongoing electoral college vote, as well as reports recent cabinet picks with democratic strategist Matt Rodriguez and Republican analyst 11:42 11:58 Paris Dennard. Youth/Children's Public Health/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: US pediatrics group issues warning on the online trading of Issues/ Family Medicine breast milk – Larry discusses with KPCC’s Rebecca Plevin and executive director of 12:06 12:35 Mother’s Milk Bank Pauline Sakamoto. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to composer Justin Hurwitz and location scout 12:38 12:58 Events Robert Foulkes about the sights and sounds of ‘La La Land’ Arts And Culture Politics 3:36 15:00 The Frame: Beau Willimon on the intersection of politics and art Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:51 5:00 Industry The Frame: Singer/songwriter Angelica Garcia on her new album 12/20/2016 9:07 9:00 Foreign News TAKE TWO: Berlin + Terror: One man is in custody after a truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin left 12 dead and injured scores more. A Martinez speaks with Erroll Southers, Director of Homegrown Violent Extremism Studies at USC.

9:16 7:50 Politics TAKE TWO: Trump + Slim: Trump hosted Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim at his Mar-A- Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. Alex Cohen speaks with Phillip Rucker of the Washington Post. 9:24 5:00 Foreign News TAKE TWO: Honduras Murder Rate: Until a few years ago, Honduras was ranked as one of the most dangerous countries in the world outside a war zone.The BBC's Katy Watson reports. 9:34 9:00 Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: The Brood: The Blended Family Holiday: Navigating the holidays can be Issues/ Family tricky for blended families, for both stepparents and kids. Alex Cohen speaks with step- parenting coach, Jill Brooke. 9:43 7:30 Economics and Labor Issues TAKE TWO: Amazon Delivery: Amazon says its reliance on independent contractors Business increases speed and convenience, but critics say it forces some drivers to cut corners, skip break time and deal with high stress. A Martinez speaks with Michael Bernick, former director of California's labor department. 9:51 7:30 Diversity/ TAKE TWO: Experiential Gifts: Recent research out of UCLA suggests that the gift of an Cultural Events experience versus a material object is more meaningful and forces stronger bonds between the gift giver and receiver even if the experience is not shared between the two. Alex Cohen talks to marketing professor Cassie Mogilner Holmes. 10:07 9:00 Sports TAKE TWO: The Chargers to LA: Will the San Diego Chargers continue to stay in their hometown? A Martinez speaks with Kevin Acee, a columnist at the San Diego Union Tribune. 10:16 8:15 Transportation Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Rail Crossings: We depend on apps like Waze and Google Maps to provide et/IT the quickest route but one thing seems to be missing - railroad crossings. Alex Cohen speaks with Robert Molloy, director of the office of highway safety for the National Transportations Safety Board. 10:24 4:50 Education Racial Relations TAKE TWO: Alt Right: Many believe the alt-right is a white nationalist movement re- branded and it's got the attention of many California educators and students, including one college course taught in San Bernardino. Reporter Steven Cuevas has the story.

10:34 6:55 Immigration Law & TAKE TWO: Garcetti + Deportation: LA County Board of Supervisors will vote on the Order/Courts/Polic creation of a legal defense fund for undocumented immigrants who face deportation. e Alex Cohen speaks with Linda Lopez, head of the LA Mayor's office of Immigrant Affairs.

10:41 4:50 Foreign News Environment TAKE TWO: Feaure: Bolivia Drought: Bolivia is going through its worst drought in a quarter century. The BBC's Simon Parker reports from La Paz. 10:46 10:25 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviewsday: For a Christmas edition of Tuesday Reviewsday, A Industry Martinez speaks with Justino Aguila and Leila Cobo.

Immigration Economics and Business Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should taxpayer money go legal aid for immigrants facing deportation? Larry discusses with Angelica Salas Executive Director, CHIRLA and Jessica 11:06 11:31 Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies at Center for Immigration Studies. Labor Issues Education Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Assessing the severity of California’s teacher shortage and what’s driving SoCal educators to leave or stay – Larry discusses with Maura Walz, KPCC 11:32 11:58 education editor. Foreign News Washington, DC Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating President Obama’s Syria policy and how it might reports change under Trump – Larry moderates between Phil Ewing, National Security Editor, NPR, Joshua Landis, professor of international and area studies and director of the Center for Middle East Studies and Jessica Ashooh, deputy director of the Atlantic Council’s 12:06 12:33 Middle East Strategy Task Force. Computers/Inter Law & net/IT Order/Courts/Polic Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What Apple’s appeal on EU’s $14B tax ruling means for the 12:33 12:42 e U.S. – Larry discusses with Professor Edward Kleinbard. Youth/Children's Labor Issues Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Elizabeth Bernstein, columnist for the Wall Issues/ Family Street Journal about striking the right balance of bragging on job interviews and first 12:45 12:58 dates. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: Donald Cassel on a D-I-Y club 'Purple 33' Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving interviews voice actor Tress MacNeille Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Documentarian Alex Gibney on "Zero Days" 12/21/2016 9:07 19:50 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: The GOP and California: Take Two asks: what does the future hold for the CA Politics GOP? A Martinez and Libby Denkmann speak to Governor Pete Wilson and Mary Perez, Vice President of the USC GOP. 9:27 4:40 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Trump Country: Donald Trump managed to carry two dozen California Politics counties, including some that voted for President Obama in 2012 so Scott Shafer visited one of them, Kings County. 9:34 10:40 Sports TAKE TWO: K2 Sports: A Martinez speaks with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky to review the week in sports. 9:44 4:21 Education TAKE TWO: Community College: California's community college remedial education programs are broken. SCPR's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports some community colleges in Southern California are leading the charge to fix the system. 9:50 6:50 Sacramento/Stat Law & TAKE TWO: Death Penalty: Proposition 66, the voter-approved measure which would e Politics Order/Courts/Polic expedite the appeals process for death row inmates, has been put on hold by the e California Supreme Court. Libby Denkmann speaks with Alexie Kosseff of the Sacramento Bee. 10:07 8:30 Racial Relations Economics and TAKE TWO: BLM and Businesses: Black Lives Matter is teaming up with a New York ad Business agency to help shine a spotlight on black businesses this holiday season. A Martinez speaks with Brandi Jordan, owner of Cradle Company in Pasadena. 10:15 8:30 Economics and #N/A TAKE TWO: Overdraft Fees: A new study from Pew Charitable Trusts uncovers the high Business costs of checking accounts. Libby Denkmann talks to Pew Charitable Trust Director Nick Bourke. 10:24 6:00 Environment Washington, DC TAKE TWO: Offshore Drilling: The Obama administration Tuesday put a permanent ban reports on off shore drilling in parts of the Arctic of off the Atlantic coast but protections do not include areas of the coast of California. Libby Denkmann talks to SCPR environmental reporter Emily Guerin. 10:34 9:40 Immigration Economics and TAKE TWO: Economics of Deportation: Los Angeles officials have banded together to Business create a legal defense fund for those who may be at risk of deportation. Libby Denkmann talks to Kevin Johnson of UC Davis 10:44 4:30 Transportation #N/A TAKE TWO: Dirt Bike: California Report's resident motorcyclist Tiffany Camhannual attends the motorcycle build-off in the Bay Area. 10:49 7:38 Arts And Culture #N/A TAKE TWO: Styled Side: A Martinez speaks with Michelle Dalton-Tyree on the rise of popularity (and sales) of Black Santa merchandise and apparel. Environment Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Inside the debate over President Obama’s drilling ban – Larry 11:06 11:20 moderates between NRDC’s Alaska director Niel Lawrence and economist Nick Loris. Youth/Children's Economics and Issues/ Family Business Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Why is the number of millennials living at home at a 75-year 11:23 11:39 high? Larry discusses with psychology of professor Jean Twenge. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to Trumpet virtuoso Arturo Sandoval talks playing 11:41 11:58 Events with the L.A. Phil, how his Cuban heritage inspired his musical career Education Youth/Children's Issues/ Family Airtalk with Larry Mantle: School districts polarized over arming teachers with guns – Larry moderates the debate between Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners’ 12:06 12:31 Steve Dulan and Laura Cutilleta from the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence. Youth/Children's Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Holiday food therapy to get you ready for 2017 – Larry Issues/ Family discusses recipes with food columnist Russ Parsons and LA Times Test Kitchen director 12:31 12:58 Noelle Carter. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The year-end defense bill that could kickstart a new space and nuclear arms race, and Trump’s new trade council – Larry discusses with David Willman 11:06 11:23 of the LA Times and Nick Timiraos from the Wall Street Journal. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 15:00 Industry The Frame: Author Dennis Lehane on his book "Live By Night" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:51 5:00 Industry The Frame: Tim Greiving interviews voice actor Rob Paulsen 12/22/2016 9:07 9:20 Sacramento/Stat Law & TAKE TWO: California Pardons: Over the past 6 years, Brown has forgiven more felons e Politics Order/Courts/Polic than any other California Governor since his father, Pat Brown. a Martinez speaks with e Cal Matters reporter, Laurel Rosenhall. 9:17 7:00 Transportation Computers/Intern TAKE TWO: Uber San Francisco: On Wednesday the California DMV effectively shutdown et/IT Uber's self-driving car program in the state, revoking the vehicles' registration. Libby Denkmann speaks with Marisa Kendall, technology reporter for the Mercury News.

9:23 6:40 Transportation TAKE TWO: The Ride: Some changes and new laws in store for the new year that effect all of us who ride and drive. A Martinez speaks with our motor critic, Sue Carpenter.

9:34 11:30 Books/ Science TAKE TWO: Void: A Martinez talks with UC Irvine Professor James Owen Weatherall Literature/ about his new book, "Void: The Strange Physics of Nothing" The book explores the nature Authors of empty space in modern physics. 9:46 11:30 Science Transportation TAKE TWO: Volcano Explainer: Noting eruptions is important for air traffic controllers and airlines to change routes and avoid volcanic ash hazards for aircraft. Libby Denkmann speaks with Florian Schwander Geochemist from NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab.

10:07 16:00 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: On this week's State of Affairs, California's presidential Politics electors cast their votes for Clinton, Prop. 66 is put on hold, and the Calexit movement gets a Moscow “embassy.” A Martinez speaks with LA Times reporter Melanie Mason and POLITICO's California Playbook reporter Carla Marinucci.

10:23 8:10 Public Health/ Education TAKE TWO: Teen Suicides in Fresno: At Clovis West High School, three students have Medicine killed themselves this year, potentially representative of a larger problem in Fresno County. Libby Denkmann speaks with Fresno Bee reporter Rory Appleton. 10:34 6:20 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: The Binge: On the Binge, our monthly guide into the streaming universe, Alex Industry Cohen speaks with Take Two contributor Mark Jordan Legan for a special Christmas installment. 10:41 6:00 Transportation #N/A TAKE TWO: Xmas Dinner Out: If you're itching to and enjoy a holiday away from cooking and cleaning, there are lots of good restaurant options out there. Libby Denkmann speaks with Kate Wertheimer, editor with Time Out Los Angeles. 10:47 6:30 Computers/Inter #N/A TAKE TWO: Apple Innovation: Over the past few years Apple's continued to innovate net/IT when it comes to the iPhone, the iPad and the Apple Watch but what ever happened to the Mac? Libby Denkmann speaks with Mark Gurman who covers Apple for Bloomberg. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: As BAFTA makes unprecedented move to encourage film Cultural Events diversity, should the Oscars follow suit? Larry discusses with Deadline’s Dominic Patten 11:26 11:40 and filmmaker/director Iman Zawahry. Diversity/ Arts And Culture Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Happy Holidays’ vs ‘Merry Christmas’ in a year when political 11:43 11:58 Cultural Events correctness was front and center – Larry discusses with listeners. Foreign News Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Debating Trump's unconventional pick for ambassador to Israel – Larry moderates between Vivian Bercovici, former Ambassador of Canada to 12:06 12:27 Israel, and Diana Buttu political analyst Labor Issues Economics and Airtalk with Larry Mantle: LA Times John Myers tells Larry how CalPERS new investment 12:29 12:40 Business forecast will affect state, local budgets Arts And Culture Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: What’s the weirdest holiday gift you’ve ever received? Larry 12:43 12:58 Issues/ Family discusses with listeners. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: THR's Eriq Gardner talks about a new copyright ruling Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 5:00 Industry The Frame: Sandra Hüller on her role in "Toni Erdmann" Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Harvey Mason Jr. on producing music for "SING" 12/23/2016 9:07 12:00 Law & TAKE TWO: Baca Mistrial: A jury of six men and six women said Thursday they could not Order/Courts/Pol agree on whether the former L.A. sheriff conspired with his deputies to block an FBI ice investigation into brutality in the county jails. Libby Denkmann speaks with SCPR reporters Frank Stoltze and Annie Gilbertson. 9:19 6:00 Law & Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Prop 47 and DNA: California is facing a shortage of DNA evidence that could Order/Courts/Pol Politics be used to solve cold cases snf state lawmakers are introducing legislation to address this ice issue. Libby Denkmann speaks with Assemblymember Jim Cooper. 9:25 7:00 Homosexuality Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: LGBT Youth in Crisis: The holidays should be a happy time for people visiting Issues/ Family with their families but it can be difficult for some LGBT people whose families have rejected them when they came out. KPCC's Leo Duran gets an up close look at those fears … from a national crisis hotline. 9:34 7:30 Transportation #N/A TAKE TWO: Dealing With Airport Delays: LAX officials announced the delay or cancellation of hundreds of flights, which will surely make today’s chaotic travel day even worse. A Martinez speaks with airplane reporter Brian Skift. 9:41 8:00 Environment Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Delta Tunnels: After more than a decade of planning, officials have finalized Politics a 97,000 page environmental review of Governor Jerry Brown's controversial Delta tunnel plan. Libby Denkmann speaks with Jeffrey Mount of the Public Policy Institue of California's Water Policy Center. 9:49 5:30 Public Health/ Science TAKE TWO: High Q: Ever since the boon of legalized marijuana, many people have had Medicine questions about it. A Martinez speaks with KPCC’s Jacob Margolis. 10:07 6:15 Public Health/ Science TAKE TWO: Ebola Vaccine: Reseachers say a new vaccine was 100 percent effective in Medicine preventing transmission of the Ebola virus. Libby Denkmann speaks with William Schaffner, Professor of Preventive Medicine & Infectious Diseases at Vanderbilt University. 10:14 11:50 Arts And Culture Gender TAKE TWO: Pop Culture Christmas: Christmas classics have been the center of analysis Equity/Transgende and criticism in recent years. Libby Denkmass speaks with Vox's Emily Crockett. r Issues 10:26 7:15 Diversity/ Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Christmas Around The World: With Christmas just a few days away, people Cultural Events all over the world are preparing to celebrate in their own ways. Libby Denkmann speaks with James Copper, creator of WhyChristmas.com. 10:34 13:00 Diversity/ TAKE TWO: Eating with the Goldbot: Wouldn’t it be swell to get suggestions from LA’s Cultural Events ‘it’ food critic Jonathan Gold himself? Well thanks to something called the Goldbot, you can. A Martinez talks with digital editor Melissa Leu and food critic Jonathan Gold

10:47 6:00 Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview: Looking for something fun this weekend to ring in the Events holiday? Los Angeles Magazine editor Marielle Wakim joins A Martinez. Sacramento/Stat Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is the state’s $15.5B WaterFix project the right way to invest e Politics in water reliability for Southern California? Larry discusses with Jeff Kightlinger of Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, John McManus of the Golden Gate Salmon Association and John Fleck, Director of University of New Mexico Water 11:06 11:22 Resources Program. Economics and Politics Business Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The vetting of Trump’s $14-billion cabinet picks – Larry discusses with Jennifer Steinhauer of the New York Times and David Lauter of the Los 11:24 11:39 Angeles Times and Timothy Naftali, Clinical Associate Professor of Public Service at NYU. #N/A Youth/Children's Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Congratulations on your acceptance’: Larry moderates a Issues/ Family debate on ‘early decision’ college admissions between Chadwick School’s Bruce Pock and 11:42 11:58 SF University High School’s Jon Reider. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry and KPCC filmcritics Wade Major, Charles Solomon and Events Claudia Puig do FilmWeek’s Christmas 2016 edition: 'Sing,' 'Passengers,' 'Why Him?' and 12:06 12:42 more. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: FilmWeek ranks best Christmas movies of all time - Larry and 12:45 12:58 KPCC film critics Wade Major, Charles Solomon and Claudia Puig discuss. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: John Horn discusses the performers for 2017 inauguration Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 15:00 Industry The Frame: David Oyelowo on his film career 12/26/2016 Arts And Culture Science 11:06 11:26 Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry talks to astronaut Mika Massimino about his new book. Politics Panel (three or Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Larry moderates a post-election discusses between Trump more guests) supporters Ben Clymer, Terrance Lang, Mark Ma, Francisco Rivera and Clinton supporters 11:30 12:58 Anabel Cuevas, Eugene Hung, Faisal Qazi and Mia Shackelford. 12/27/2016 9:07 9:41 Immigration Law & TAKE TWO: Immigration Courts: We take a look at a couple of the cases of migrant youth Order/Courts/Polic we followed this year in L.A., how some attempts at reforms turned out, and look toward e 2017. A Martinez speaks with Take Two's Dorian Merina. 9:17 15:36 Racial Relations TAKE TWO: 2016 and the African American Community: Take Two looks at race relations right here in LA, with three community activists and leaders who will help shape the conversations in the years to come. A Martinez speaks with Shamell Bell, a PhD student at UCLA and one of the original members of Black Lives Matter, Tyree Boyd- Pates, an educator and activist and Tyrone Howard, the director of the Black Male Institute at UCLA. 9:34 10:07 Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: The Brood: Potted Plant Parents- Alex Cohen speaks with psychologist, Lisa Issues/ Family Damour who explains why teens want their parents to be like potted plants-- nearby, alive, but not necessarily interacting 9:44 10:43 Entertainment Gender TAKE TWO: 20th Century Women: Alex Cohen speaks with actress Greta Gerwig about Industry Equity/Transgende her upcoming role in the new film, 20th Century Women. r Issues 10:07 4:30 Education Immigration TAKE TWO: Feature: Immigration Fears and Early Education: Many of the communities Trump targeted are worried, and many say its also affecting young children. KPCC's early childhood reporter Deepa Fernandes reports. 10:12 9:00 Education Foreign News TAKE TWO: Model U.N.: For the fourth consecutive year Cal State Northridge's Model UN team has won top honors at the annual competition in DC. A Martinez speaks with the team's professor, Jennifer De Maio and Eric Martinez, lead delegate for last year's championship 10:21 9:00 Computers/Inter TAKE TWO: 2016 Tech: Take Two reviews the year in tech. Sanden Totten speaks with net/IT Larry Magid, technology analyst for CBS Radio News. 10:34 8:45 Arts And Culture Environment TAKE TWO: Underwater Pavilions: Underwater Pavilions is an under water art installation open to the public off the coast of Catalina Island. A Martinez speaks with the artist behind the project, Doug Aitken. 10:43 12:30 Arts And Culture Entertainment TAKE TWO: Tuesday Reviews Day: Best in Music 2016: Take Two reviews the best of this Industry year's tunes. A Martinez speaks with Oliver Wang and Morgan Rhodes.

Travel Homeland Security Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Is TSA’s PreCheck program a security risk? Patt discusses with 11:06 11:22 LA Times travel reporter Hugo Martin. Law & Science Order/Courts/Pol Airtalk with Larry Mantle: NorCal man busted for driving under the influence of… 11:24 11:41 ice caffeine? Patt discusses with attorney Nina Hodjat forensic toxicologist Jeffrey Zehnder. Youth/Children's Diversity/ Cultural Issues/ Family Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: AirTalk Asks: What are your holiday horror stories? Patt 11:44 11:58 discusses with manners expert Amy Alkon. Sacramento/Stat Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: New year, new laws: A roundup of California politics for 2017 e Politics Order/Courts/Polic – Patt discusses with John Myers of the LA Times and Melody Gutierrez of the San 12:06 12:25 e Francisco Chronicle. Science Economics and Business Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Should ‘milk’ labels be removed from products such as soy, 12:28 12:38 almond milk? Patt discusses with assistant professor of food marketing Ernest Baskin. Arts And Culture Books/ Literature/ Authors Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Patt interviews gothic fiction author Anne Rice about her new 12:41 12:55 book. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Patt Morrison remembers actress and author Carrie Fisher, 12:55 12:58 Events who died at age 60. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Industry The Frame: Priska Neely reflects on Carrie Fisher's career Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Manohla Dargis on the year in film 12/28/2016 9:11 4:45 Education Immigration TAKE TWO: Migrant Head Start, Part 2: Many of the communities Trump targeted are worried. SCPR's early childhood reporter Deepa Fernandes heard about one community where parents' fears are affecting their preschoolers. 9:16 4:15 Foreign News Education TAKE TWO: Cuba Students: Many changes are underway in Cuba- an opening of relations with the US, greater economic ties with other nations, and even an emphasis on teaching Cubans a new language - English. From Havana, the BBC's Will Grant reports.

9:26 7:15 Entertainment TAKE TWO : Jim Jarmusch and his new film, Paterson: The new film focuses on a Industry fictional poet, who’s a bus driver by trade. Alex Cohen speaks with filmmaker, Jim Jarmusch about his career and this film. 9:47 13:15 Sports TAKE TWO: K2 Sports: A Martinez speaks with Brian and Andy Kamenetsky for a look at the week in sports. 10:11 8:15 Entertainment Obituaries TAKE TWO: 2016 and celebrity deaths: 2016 seems to be the year of celebrity deaths. Industry Alex Cohen speaks with Jesse David Fox, a senior editor at Vulture. 10:26 7:45 Science TAKE TWO: Science and 2017: If you're looking for something to look forward to next year, 2017 should be an exciting year for science. A Martinez speaks with George Dvorsky, a contributing editor for Gizmodo. 10:32 6:30 Law & Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: Gun Shops— Following a 1998 Alameda County ordinance, gun shop owners Order/Courts/Pol Politics sued, charging that the county was restricting the constitutional rights to buy and sell ice firearms and yesterday a federal appeals ordered yet another rehearing. A Martinez speaks with San Francisco Chronicles Bob Egelko 10:47 7:15 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Styled Side: The youth fashion brand, Abercrombie and Fitch is undergoing something of a rebirth. A Martinez speaks with Michelle Dalton-Tyree of Fashion Trends Daily. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: The curious timing behind John Kerry’s Middle East peace plan announcement – Patt Morrison discusses with Aaron David Miller of the Woodrow Wilson International Center. 11:10 11:20 Environment Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Local climatologist predicts a wet winter, but warns the drought isn’t over yet – Patt discusses with William Patzert of the NASA Jet Propulsion 11:26 11:38 Lab and Daniel Swain from UCLA. Arts And Culture Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Artists’ brains really are different, but is it nature or nurture? 11:44 11:54 Patt Morrison discusses with Robert Bilder of UCLA. Science Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Changing the genetic drive of species to eradicate disease – 12:10 12:21 Patt Morrison discusses with Michael Specter of the New Yorker. Arts And Culture Books/ Literature/ Authors Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘REST’ is the best way to work says author Alex Pang – he talks 12:26 12:54 to Patt Morrison about his research. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 5:00 Industry The Frame: NYT critic Margaret Lyons on the year in film Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:41 15:00 Industry The Frame: Sarah Paulson on her role in "The People v. OJ Simpson" 12/29/2016 9:11 7:45 Economics and Law & TAKE TWO: 2017 Taxes: Alex Cohen speaks with certified public accountant Selwyn Business Order/Courts/Polic Gerber for some end-of-year tips on your taxes. e 9:26 6:15 Transportation TAKE TWO: The Ride: A Martinez speaks with KPCC's motor critic Sue Carpenter for her predictions on some of the automotive stories we'll be talking about in the new year.

9:34 4:30 Computers/Inter TAKE TWO: Fire Drones: Drones are one of two technologies changing firefighting. The net/IT California Report's Craig Miller reports. 9:47 8:30 Entertainment Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: The Binge, Best of 2016: A Martinez speaks with Mark Jordan Legan for his Industry take on the best original content we've seen this year. 9:56 3:00 Obituaries Entertainment TAKE TWO: Debbie Reynolds: Alex Cohen remembers Debbie Reynolds in her famous Industry films and revists her visit with Take Two. 10:11 13:45 Politics Sacramento/State TAKE TWO: State of Affairs: Alex Cohen speaks with Politico's Carla Marinucci and Politics KQED's Marisa Lagos for a look at the year in state politics, and what might be in store for the year ahead. 10:26 6:45 Science TAKE TWO: Brain Politics: According to a recent USC study, your brain is hardwired to identify political challenge as a threat. Alex Cohen speaks with one of the lead authors, Jonas Kaplan. 10:47 9:30 Transportation Entertainment TAKE TWO: Roger Rabbit: The 1988 film, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" was inducted into Industry the National Film Registry this year. But historian Colin Marshall tells A Martinez what it got right and wrong about the great "streetcar demolition" in LA's history.

Sacramento/Stat Politics Airtalk with Larry Mantle: How a spate of Congressional retirements could impact e Politics California and national politics - Patt Morrison discusses with Matthew Beckmann, an 11:10 11:21 associate professor of Political Science at UC Irvine. Computers/Inter Science Airtalk with Larry Mantle: 2016 was a big year...for science. Patt Morrison discusses the net/IT year's biggest breakthroughs with Michael Lemonick, opinion editor at Scientific 11:26 11:38 American. Computers/Inter Environment Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘Codebreaker’ podcast explores how to combat climate 11:44 11:54 net/IT change - Patt Morrison discusses with the podcast creator Ben Johnson. Homeland Law & Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Pasadena increases security at 2017 Rose Parade - Patt Security Order/Courts/Polic Morrison discusses with Brian Michael Jenkins, Senior Advisor to the President of the 12:10 12:21 e Rand Corporation. Books/ Arts And Culture Literature/ Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Patt Morrison interviews Amy Webb about her new book and 12:26 12:54 Authors about how to think like a futurist. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 7:00 Industry The Frame: Carolina Miranda on LA's year in culture Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:43 6:00 Industry The Frame: Priska Neely reflects on Debbie Reynolds Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:49 7:00 Industry The Frame: Jon Robin Baitz on his play "Vicuna" 12/30/2016 9:11 7:31 Environment Public Health/ TAKE TWO: Lead Contamination: . The news agency Reuters has discovered that nearly Medicine 3,000 areas, including some here in California, have recently recorded lead poisoning rates at least double those found in Flint. Alex Cohen speaks with Reuters data journalist Michael Pell. 9:26 8:00 Transportation Politics TAKE TWO: Measure M Look Ahead: One of the biggest stories in LA Transportation was the passage of Measure M. KPCC's Meghan McCarty joins Alex Cohen to look ahead on how this will roll out in 2017 and beyond. 9:34 6:15 Public Health/ Law & TAKETWO: HighQ: Take Two's Jacob Margolis joins A Martinez to answer listener Medicine Order/Courts/Polic questions about the introduction of legalized recreational marijuana in California. e 9:47 7:30 Entertainment Media TAKE TWO: Rose Parade: The new hosts of the Rose Parade, Leeza Gibbons and Mark Industry Steines joins Alex Cohen and A Martinez. 10:11 8:45 War/ Military Youth/Children's TAKE TWO: Child Abuse in the Military: An LA Times investigation found the Pentagon Events/ Military Issues/ Family has struggled to deal with a little-noticed cascade of child abuse and neglect cases in Culture military families in the years since America went to war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Alex Cohen speaks with David Cloud, who wrote about it. 10:26 10:30 Books/ TAKE TWO: Hiking in LA: A Martinez talks with Modern Hiker's Casey Schreiner about his Literature/ new book on Day Hikes in LA. Authors 10:47 6:00 Arts And Culture TAKE TWO: Weekend Preview: Take Two's Leo Duran joins A Martinez to share some ideas on how to ring in the first days of 2017 10:53 4:45 Public Health/ TAKE TWO: The Asian "Glow": For more than 30 percent of people of East Asian descent, Medicine drinking can result in a flushed appearance often referred to as "Asian glow," caused by the absence of an enzyme that processes alcohol. Audrey Ngo speaks to "Asian glow" sufferers and a pharmaceutical expert on the social and medical impact of this reaction to alcohol. Politics Foreign News Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Putting into historical context White House’s sanctions on Russia over cyberhacking - Patt Morrison discusses with Jeffrey Tayler, author and journalist, Nina Tumarkin, a professor of History and Slavic Studies and Yoshiko Margaret 11:10 11:38 Herrera, Professor of Political Science. Computers/Inter Environment net/IT Airtalk with Larry Mantle: ‘The cloud’ is partially powered by coal – how can we make it 11:44 11:54 more energy efficient? Patt Morrison discusses with journalist Katie Fehrenbacher. Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Events Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Patt Morrison and KPCC film critics Lael Lowenstein and Andy 12:10 12:21 Klein review the week's latest releases, including 'Live by Night' and 'Paterson.' Arts And Culture Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk with Larry Mantle: Patt Morrison and KPCC film critics Lael Lowenstein and Andy 12:26 12:54 Events Klein review 2016's unheralded gems. Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:36 10:00 Industry The Frame: Alex Pappademas talks about the year in music Arts And Culture Entertainment 3:46 10:00 Industry The Frame: Aloe Blacc on his career as an "Artivist" A Sampling of Listener Comments

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“Yeah I’m an avid listener and contributor and your live stream is really screwed up and it has been for a couple of weeks. It’s worse than commercial broadcasting . . .something kicks in all the time time and plays another add. . . and also I’ve had trouble with your broadcast being very week lately so your tech team may want to have a look at that.” Scott Horsely says that there’s no evidence that elections are rigged. Ask Bernie Sanders that, ask Elizabeth Warren. They’ve been talking about rigged systems for the last year and a half. Of course there’s rigging. They chose Hillary Clinton. There was no democratic process in the democratic primary. There was a lot of evidence of that, just because you say there isn’t. . . be objective!

My name is Molina I have an address in Glendale & I've been a supporter for public radio for many years. I cannot tell you how disappointed I was that I was listening to the program, president obama giving a press conference, and the station drop it for some other talk show which I think is still on now -- and didn't finish the end of his press conference. But luckily CBS radio did. That’s appaling . . . I can't believe that the public radio did not cover that! My goodness! Thank you, goodbye.

Yeah, your presentation of when Ari Shaprio was talking to the gentleman that was in the Pulse night club completely intellectually dishonest, completely farsical. The fact is that Donald Trump doesn’t have one bit of opposition to the gay community. Further there wasn’t one mention . . . that the shooter at the Pulse nightclub was gay. It wasn’t people that were fearing gay people it was a gay person that shot 42 people. And as long as your station continues to lie and divide, and treat people in this divisive manner and act like you’re trying to be uniting, you will fail. You don’t have one right to be using public money to lie. That isn’t journalism. That’s propaganda and its untrue. Quit trying to divide. And while you’re at it why don’t you mention that Barack Obama in 2012 said that marriage is between one man and one woman, so did Hillary Clinton. People are pathetic, when you don’t have anything to go on you start playing the race card, the gender card, the orientation card, the religion card. You’re full of it!”

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Now I understand why KPCC dropped the "No Slant" slogan. Using the silly and slanted euphemism "unauthorized immigrants" to describe illegal aliens on Take 2 today shows KPCC's editorial determination to present only one side of that debate.

Can we get Larry on Air Talk to over one of the 17 propositions on the Cal ballot everyday until he's covered all of them? Thanks <3

Rob,

I stumbled on KPPC several months ago.

It became my permanent channel.

Love it.

However, I do think it leans a little to the left.

But, I can live with it.

Regards,

Thank you very much for your online voter guide. It was very helpful! Terri Speakman