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Southern California Public Radio- FCC Quarterly Programming Report July 1, 2015-Sept 30,2015 Public Affairs Public Affairs START TIME Duration min:sec Issue 1 Issue 2 Show & Segment Guests /Hosts /Reporter WEDNESDSAY JULY 1, 2015 Law & Airtalk: Mayor Garcetti reverses position on homeless measures. Los Angeles Mayor Order/Courts/ Eric Garcetti says he will block enforcement of new measures that make it easier to 11:06 21:04 Housing Issues Police dismantle homeless encampments until the City Council softens some provisions. Gil Cedillo,Raquel Beard Airtalk: Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey explains new wrongful conviction Law & unit. The Los Angeles district attorney announced Monday that a team of veteran Order/Courts/Poli prosecutors will begin reviewing wrongful conviction claims from state prisoners 11:23 10:21 ce Politics who present new evidence of their innocence. Jackie Lacey Airtalk: Health care experts debate privacy threat of Covered California’s patient data collection. Covered California, the Affordable Care Act’s state exchange in California, will collect insurance company data on prescriptions, doctor visits and Public Health/ Computers/Int hospital stays, a move that has stirred serious concerns about data protection and Dr. Andrew Bindman, MD, 11:43 16:10 Medicine ernet/IT privacy. John Simpson Airtalk: Death penalty’s future in California after Supreme Court OK’s execution Law & drug. Over the next 120 days, California Governor Jerry Brown and prison officials Sacramento/State Order/Courts/ will be working to come up with a one-drug lethal injection method for the nearly Sam Stanton, Michael Ramos, 12:06 24:14:00 Politics Police 750 inmates on California’s death row, the largest in the nation. Donald Heller Airtalk: Pondering the Angels’ future without GM Jerry Dipoto. The Angels aren’t Economics and confirming, but Jerry Dipoto told the Los Angeles Times today that he has resigned 12:23 7:32 Sports Business from the team as General Manager. Pedro Moura Take Two: US and Cuba to reopen embassies: Don’t start planning your vacation just William Leogrande, A 9:06 8:43 Politics yet, though. Martinez Take Two: Cuba diplomacy: Things may be about to change in Cuba, but what was it James Cason, Alex 9:15 5:58 Politics like in the past for Americans trying to promote diplomacy there? Cohen Take Two: Misty Copeland: Misty Copeland makes history as the first female African American principal dancer in the American Ballet Theater's 75 year history. We hear 9:24 6:01 Sports more about her legacy. Debbie Allen, A Martinez Take Two: World without work: Imagine that robots can do all of the jobs that Economics and humans were doing. That you have unlimited leisure time and no career to speak of. Derek Thompson, A 9:30 10:00 Business Does a "World Without Work" sound like a dream or a nightmare to you? Martinez Andy Kamenetzky, Brian 9:42 10:00 Sports Take Two: K2 Sports: Our weekly roundup of the world of sports. Kamenetzky, A Martinez Gender Equity/Transge Take Two: Trans Swimmer: The story of Schuyler Bailar, who has transitioned from 9:52 5:34 Sports nder Issues female to male and is the first openly transgender swimmer on a collegiate team. Kevin Tyrell, Alex Cohen 10:06 7:00 Immigration Politics Take two: Border patrol: A report about shootings at the US Mexico border. Bob Ortega, Alex Cohen Historical Events/ Take Two: Morongo and Colts: A look at the history between Native Californians and Jeffery Richardson, A 10:14 7:29 History Segments Colt. Martinez Meghan McCarty 10:24 4:24 Transportation Take Two: Parking guru: Things that would make fighting for parking in LA easier. (reporter) Take Two: Fronteras - Digital bridge: For millions of immigrant families separated by Monica Ortiz Uribe 10:28 4:36 Immigration a border and a lack of legal documents, social media has become a critical lifeline. (reporter) Take Two: Fire flies: A recent UC Riverside grad discovers a never-before-seen fire 10:32 8:00 Environment fly. Joshua Oliva, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: Cuba Hollywood: The new chapter in US-Cuba relations could lead to all Seth Abramovitch, Alex 10:42 5:00 Industry sorts of interesting partnerships, including one with Hollywood. Cohen Entertainment Take Two: Jon Macks: 'Tonight' show writer Jon Macks talks about his career on the 10:47 10:18 Industry show. Jon Macks, Alex Cohen Books/ Literature/ Arts And Airtalk: Traveling by thumb: The lost and forgotten art of hitchhiking. Hitchhiking 12:42 14:39 Authors Culture has been around as long as there have been things on wheels. Elijah Wald The Frame: The Senior VP of Programming at Fox Sports talks about the ratings of 3:36 5:03 #N/A Sports the finale of the Women's World Cup Mike Mulvihill / John Horn Economics and The Frame: Lucas Shaw of Bloomberg joins us to talk about the immense popularity 3:41 3:49 Business Sports of the Women's World Cup Lucas Shaw / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Al Nelson of Skywalker Sound explains how his team created the sounds 3:48 4:45 Arts And Culture Industry for fake dinosaurs in Jurassic World Al Nelson / James Kim Entertainment The Frame: Hrishikesh Hirway of Song Exploder talks to U2 about one of their new Bono + The Edge / Hrishikesh 3:53 6:34 Arts And Culture Industry songs Hirway THURSDAY JULY 2, 2015 Airtalk: Consumer advocates celebrate Dept. of Justice probe into alleged price- fixing by airlines. The U.S. government is investigating possible collusion among Economics and major airlines to limit available seats, which keeps airfares high, according to a 11:06 13:59 Travel Business document obtained by The Associated Press. Charlie Leocha, Marc Scribner Airtalk: Appeals court reverses ‘Black Swan’ interns’ victory over Fox. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded a prior victory by interns over Fox Searchlight back to a lower court, resetting the stakes and creating a new test for whether interns should be paid.The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded a prior victory by Economics and Entertainment interns over Fox Searchlight back to a lower court, resetting the stakes and creating Dominic Patten, Eric Glatt, 11:23 19:26 Business Industry a new test for whether interns should be paid. Maurice Pianko, Paul DeCamp Airtalk: Peas in guacamole? Really, New York Times. Really?! The Internet is aflame Diversity/ after The Gray Lady published a guacamole recipe calling for the addition of “fresh 11:44 13:32 Arts And Culture Cultural Events English peas.” Russ Parsons, Leslie Téllez Law & Airtalk: What to know to keep your Fourth safe. As most Americans finish planning Public Health/ Order/Courts/ for their Independence Day weekend, security is being ramped up across the Commander Andy Smith, Brian 12:06 9:44 Medicine Police country in preparation for heightened safety concerns. Michael Jenkins Gender Airtalk: U.S. Women’s Soccer on familiar ground seeking third-ever Women’s World Equity/Transge Cup title. When the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team takes the pitch this Sunday 12:18 11:59 Sports nder Issues against Japan, it will be an all too familiar place for the red, white and blue. Caroline Rigby,Brandi Chastain Gender Madeline Di Nonno, Equity/Transgend Take Two: State of Feminism: 3 female thinkers define what feminism should mean Hanna Rosin, Ange-Marie 9:06 21:30 er Issues today. Hancock, Alex Cohen 9:24 9:16 Sports Take Two: Jeanie Buss: The Lakers owner talks about where the team is headed. Jeanie Buss, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: Wheel Thing - Delorean: A look at the coolest car to eve hit the big Susan Carpenter, Danny 9:34 6:19 Industry Transportation screen, just in time for the 40th anniversary of "Back to the Future." Botkin, Alex Cohen 9:42 5:00 Sports Take Two: Womens World Cup Final: A look ahead to the Japan v. US match Laura Vecsey, A Martinez Entertainment 9:47 10:38 Industry Take Two: Amy Winehouse: A look at the new documentary on the singer's life. Asif Kapadia, Alex Cohen Sacramento/State Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at the world of politics in the Golden Katie Orr, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, 10:06 15:00 Politics Politics State. A Martinez Economics and Take Two: Minimum wage: In some cases in LA, what you get paid could depend on 10:24 4:08 Business what side of the street you work on. Ben Bergman (reporter) Entertainment Economics and Take Two: The Grateful Dead is big business: We speak to Barry Barnes, author of 10:30 5:36 Industry Business the book, "Everything I know about business I learned from the Grateful Dead." Barry Barnes, Alex Cohen Take Two: Charles Phoenix and the Cherbluble: Ambassador of Americana Charles Entertainment Phoenix shares his latest dessert creation, the Cherbluble, just in time for the Fourth 10:35 5:28 Industry of July. Charles Phoenix, Alex Cohen Entertainment 10:42 5:03 Industry Take Two: Weekend preview: Our look at what's going on this weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Books/ Literature/ Entertainment Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: David Kipen is back with this month's picks in 10:47 7:27 Authors Industry literature. Entertainment Take Two: Soccer bar: A local bar owner talks about how the Women's World Cup 10:54 3:46 Sports Industry has been great for business. Eddie Jones, A Martinez Airtalk: The best SoCal weekend getaways. The long 4th of July weekend is upon us. Elizabeth Harryman, Paul 12:32 25:59:00 Arts And Culture Travel There’s no better time to get in your car and go somewhere.
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