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. Lasley Entertainment The Frame: Greg Kot, music critic at the Chicago Tribune, chats about the Grateful 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry Dead's last shows at Soldier Field Greg Kot / John Horn

The Frame: KPCC's Molly Peterson talks to composer Benjamin Boone about how a Benjamin Boone / Molly 3:42 4:45 Arts And Culture Environment drought inspired his most recent work Peterson Entertainment The Frame: Orange is the New Black actress Lea DeLaria reveals another talent of Lea DeLaria / John Horn / 3:50 5:19 Arts And Culture Industry hers: singing jazz James Kim Entertainment The Frame: Producer/musician Mark Ronson talks about working with Amy 3:57 1:00 Arts And Culture Industry Winehouse Mark Ronson / John Horn

FRIDAY JULY 3, 2015

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘Magic Mike XXL,’ ‘Terminator: Genisys,’ ‘Amy,’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Claudia Puig and Tim Cogshell review this week’s new film releases, including the sexy sequel “Magic Mike XXL,” the sci-fi sequel Entertainment “Terminator: Genisys” starring your former Governor,” a well-received documentary 12:06 29:29:00 Media Industry about the life and death of Amy Winehouse, and more. Tim Cogshell,Claudia Puig

Entertainment Computers/Int Airtalk: How green screens are changing the entertainment industry. Everyone has 12:40 17:59 Industry ernet/IT an opinion about visual effects and the prevalence of green screens in cinema. Michael Fink, Joanne Baron MONDAY JULY 6, 2015

Economics and Airtalk: Should it stay or should it go? Greece ponders future with the EU. Greece Desmond Lachman, 11:06 14:13 #N/A Business resoundingly rejected continued economic austerity in Sunday’s referendum. Scheherazade Rehman Airtalk: Slave-owners, patronizers, and eugenicists: Where do we draw the line when it comes to glorifying historical figures? With the Confederate Flag falling from favor Historical Events/ Racial across the country, a question has come to the fore: where is the line when it comes 11:23 17:35 History Segments Relations to glorifying or castigating historical figures? N/A

Youth/Children's Public Health/ Airtalk: Is there a vaping culture, and how are American kids interacting with it? The 11:43 15:39 Issues/ Family Medicine future of smoking is here, and it comes in a variety of different flavors. Bonnie Halpern-Felsher Economics and Arts And Airtalk: LA wrestles with future of digital billboards. Where should outdoor signs Stuart Waldman, Dennis 12:06 14:34 Business Culture should be allowed and at what cost? Hathaway

Airtalk: How the media fuel flames of speculation by drawing conclusions from news patterns. In the weeks following the shooting in Charleston, South Carolina that left Racial nine members of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church dead, there has 12:23 18:54 Media Relations been a spate of fires at black churches in states across the South. Hub Brown, Kenny Irby

Gender Books/ Literature/ Equity/Transge Airtalk: LA-based author on the untold story of women in Iran. The West's 12:44 13:07 Authors nder Issues perception of women's lives in Iran is incomplete at best. Nina Ansary Nikiko Matsumoto, Cannon Take Two: Farmers talk drought: A roundtable discussion with California farmers Michael, Paul Wenger, A 9:06 14:36 Environment about the drought. Martinez

9:24 9:07 Environment Take Two: Water rights: A law professor explains California's "arcane" water system. Buzz Thompson, Tess Vigeland Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: NorCal pot growers raided for water waste: A reporter tells more about a 9:33 6:40 ce Environment pot raid that wasn't the ordinary scenario. Josh Harkinson, A Martinez Entertainment 9:42 8:00 Industry Take Two: On the Lot: Our weekly look at the film industry. Rebecca Keegan, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Trump's troubles and Spanish language media: A look at how Donald Trump's immigration comments are being covered by Spanish-language media, and 9:50 7:16 Politics what it could mean for the 2016 election. Veronica VillaFane, A Martinez

Gender Equity/Transge Take Two: State of women's soccer: Team USA beat Japan in the 2015 Women's Christine Brennan and Kyndra 10:06 10:15 Sports nder Issues World Cup. We get an insight from Two sports writers de Saint Aubin, A Martinez

Take Two: The Affordable Care Act expanded Medi-Cal to more people. Although it's good news, there's also the longstanding issues of assets left behind from people on Public Health/ Medi-Cal who die. The state is entitled so some of those assets, but what about 10:16 5:15 Medicine relatives? Stephanie O'Neill (reporter) Books/ Literature/ Take Two: In the new book "Eating Up the West Coast," author Brigit Binns writes 10:24 7:15 Arts And Culture Authors about some of the best food from San Diego to Seattle Brigit Binns, Tess Vigeland Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:31 5:20 Arts And Culture California over the next seven days Claire Evans, Zac Pennington

Take Two: Summer school: LAUSD offers summer school to high school students who need the help. Despite having gone through cutbacks, the district has doubled Adolfo Guzman Lopez 10:37 2:40 Education the number of campuses offering classes (reporter)

Arts And Take Two: Sonny Madrid: A look at the legacy of Sonny Madrid, founder of Lowrider 10:42 7:55 Obituaries Culture Magazine, the first publication to celebrate lowrider car culture in California Denise Sandoval, A Martinez

Take Two: DigiTour: Thanks to social media, almost anyone can become famous. All you need is a popular tweet or Vine video. These Twitter and Vine starlets enjoy an 10:50 8:00 Arts And Culture extended time in the spotlight, complete with a DigiTour Ellen Cushing, Tess Vigeland Economics and The Frame: Zel McCarthy from Vice talks about the impending change of release 3:36 4:16 Arts And Culture Business dates for albums, from Tuesday to Friday Zel McCarthy / John Horn Computers/Int The Frame: Contributor Shara Morris investigates why the Getty is restoring old Getty Conservation Center / 3:42 5:59 Arts And Culture ernet/IT Disney animations Shara Morris Entertainment The Frame: Harrod Blank, son of filmmaker Les Blank, talks about his father's failed 3:50 9:09 Arts And Culture Industry documentary on Leon Russell Harrod Blank / John Horn TUESDAY JULY 7, 2015

Airtalk: San Francisco Pier 14 shooting debate over ‘sanctuary cities’. The debate Law & over so-called ‘sanctuary cities’ has been shoved into the national spotlight after a Order/Courts/Poli 32-year-old woman was shot and killed last week as she walked along San Lee Romney, Joseph Villela, 11:06 24:33:00 ce Immigration Francisco’s Pier 14 with her father. Jessica Vaughan

Airtalk: What does the future of work in America look like? The national Computers/Intern Economics and unemployment rate stands at a rosy 5.3 percent, almost half of where it was at the Henry Siu, David Blustein, 11:43 23:08 et/IT Business height of the Great Recession in 2009. Benjamin Hunnicutt

Airtalk: Health committee ends consideration of ‘End of Life Option Act’. SB 128, a Sacramento/State Public Health/ bill in the state legislature that would allow California physicians to help terminally Melody Gutierrez, Aaron 12:06 24:18:00 Politics Medicine ill patients end their lives, will no longer be considered this year. Kheriaty, Toni Broaddus Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Bill Cosby: New document surface supporting the sexual assault 9:06 7:30 ce Media allegations againt the comedian, Eriq Gardner, A Martinez Take Two: Black Twitter: The LA times announced the hire of a new reporter whose Racial beat includes monitoring Black Twitter, and reporting on race-centered SM Dexter Thomas, Meredith 9:13 8:00 Media Relations platforms Clark, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: 2016 Browser: The 2016 Presidential elections are more than a year and half away, but news consumers are already getting tired of the campaign. Now there's a browser extension that let's you block it out, it's called "I Haven't Got Time 9:24 6:00 Politics for the 'Paign" Daniel Engber, A Martinez

Youth/Childre Take Two: Danish Preschool: President Obama has pushed for universal pre-K in the n's Issues/ U.S., but we're still way off. That's not the case in Denmark and Norway where 9:30 4:15 Education Family there's been universal care for decades. Deepa Fernandes (reporter) Take Two: BBC Mex Circus Animals: Mexico has banned animals from performing in 9:36 4:00 Foreign News circuses. The law is aimed at reducing animal cruelty. Katy Watson Oliver Wang, Morgan Rhodes, 10:06 10:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly look at new music. Tess Vigeland Gender Equity/Transgend Diversity/ Take Two: Top 40 women: The disparity of women in the film industry has been well- Kelsey McKinney, Tess 10:16 5:00 er Issues Cultural Events reported on, but how are women faring in pop music? Vigeland

Take Two: Folsom Lake: The Folsom Lake made headlines recently when photos of the shockingly low levels of water began circulating. But there's more bad news ahead for the reservoir as authorities continue to take water from there to protect 10:24 8:00 Environment fish and drinking water elsewhere Tom Gohring, A Martinez Take Two: For the first time ever in its 64 year history, the Delta-Mendota will flow 10:32 7:00 Environment backwards, thanks to the drought Ara Azhderian, Tess Vigeland

Law & Take Two: The new documentary "Tough Love" on PBS tells the stories of two Youth/Children's Order/Courts/ families in an emotional battle with Child Protective Services. It digs deep into the Stephanie Wang-Breal, Tess 10:42 7:30 Issues/ Family Police long daunting road back to full custody. Vigeland

Take Two: Dolores Huerta: Dolores Huerta is a major figure in California history. She, Historical Events/ Arts And along with other, secured basic rights and wages for farm workers. Her life is now 10:49 8:00 History Segments EntertainmentCulture Thethe subjectFrame: ofComics a new writer exhibition Kelly atSue the DeConnick Smithsonian examines national the Portrait potential Gallery. highlights of KellyTaina Sue Carogal, DeConnick A Martinez / John 3:36 4:10 Arts And Culture Industry this year's Comic Con Horn Entertainment The Frame: Composer J. Ralph talks about turning up writing music for the sharks of 3:41 5:06 Arts And Culture Industry Shark Week J. Ralph / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Filmmaker Matthew Heineman talks about breaking down the barriers Matthew Heineman / John 3:50 8:52 Industry Foreign News of documentary filmmaking in his new movie, Cartel Land Horn

Airtalk: Defining youth rebellion in the 21st century. Long removed from the days of Youth/Children's Arts And “Rebel Without a Cause,” youth rebellion today does not look much like what it did 12:43 21:21 Issues/ Family Culture in the iconic 1955 drama. Darby Saxbe, Stephen Marche WEDNESDAY JULY 8, 2015

Airtalk: What America's largest local government agency reorg means for LA County Law & residents. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a Order/Courts/Poli plan today to redistribute power from the county’s chief executive officer to Sheila Kuehl, Jessica Levinson, 11:06 20:51 ce Politics themselves. Zev Yaroslavsky

Diversity/ Cultural Racial Take Two: Latino Census: Latinos now outnumber whites as the largest ethnic group 9:06 9:00 Events Relations in California. That's the latest data from the Census Bureau. Matt Barreto, A Martinez War/ Military Events/ Take Two: Gaza: It's been one year since Israel began air strikes into Gaza in Military response to Hama militants luanching rockets toward Israel. A couple there has been Lara Aburamadan, Tess 9:15 6:00 Foreign News Culture livestreaming the view of Gaza City from their balcony Vigeland

Take Two: Drug addiction: Heroin use has rise 63 percent since 2002, and deaths Public Health/ related to the drug have quadrupled over the past decade. We speak to an addiction Dr. Karen Miotto, Tracey 9:24 9:00 Medicine expert and a former heroin addict. Helton, A Martinez

Public Health/ Take Two: Impatient: The American Society of Clinical Oncology wants to make 9:33 6:30 Medicine choosing a cancer treatment easier for patients. Rebecca Plevin, Tess Vigeland Brian and Andy Kamenetzky, A 9:42 9:45 Sports Take Two: K Brothers: It's time for sports news Martinez

Take Two: One of England's finest players, Steven Gerrard had his first training with 9:51 6:00 #N/A the LA Galaxy. We'll get a sense of who he is and if he can bend it like Beckham Katie Gornall, A Martinez Take Two: The County Board of Supervisors controls a budge of $27 billion and a staff of 100,000. But a vote could give them even more control over the government Raphe Sonenshein, Tess 10:06 5:30 Education agency. Vigeland Take Two: LA Inequality: The wage gap in Los Angeles continues to grow. New York Economics and Times reporter Hector Tobar thinks the inequality is turning LA into a 'Third World 10:12 9:50 Business City.' Hector Tobar, A Martinez

TakeTwo: LA is notorious for horrible traffic. But on enterprising photographer Jonathan Castillo, Tess 10:24 8:40 Arts And Culture decided to turn the static nature of LA's drivers into an opportunity Vigeland

Law & Take Two: Hollywood Sign: The iconic Hollywood sign draws millions of tourists and Order/Courts/Poli locals who want to see it up close. But residents in that area are not so happy to 10:32 6:00 ce have crowds of people walking through. Arajane Schwartz, A Martinez

Take Two: Hummingbirds: You can find hummingbirds in almost every state in the Books/ Literature/ U.S. Not so long their population numbers were low. Book author Terry Masear has 10:42 6:50 Authors Environment made it her mission to rescue injured hummingbirds in LA. Terry Masear, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: LAPD Crime States: For the first half of 2015, overall crime in LA is up Order/Courts/Poli more than 10 percent. To dig inot these numbers an dfind out what the city plans to Commander Andrew Smith, 10:49 7:05 ce do about it we talk to Commander Andrew Smith Tess Vigeland Entertainment Economics and The Frame: Variety's Andrew Wallenstein joins us to talk about Paramount's new Andrew Wallenstein / John 3:36 4:33 Industry Business strategy with streaming movies Horn Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Collin Friesen works out with the nerds and geeks at Nerd Nerd Strong Fitness / Collin 3:42 4:41 Arts And Culture Industry Strong Fitness Friesen Entertainment The Frame: Choreographer Alison Faulk details her work on the new movie Magic 3:50 8:24 Arts And Culture Industry Mike XXL Alison Faulk / John Horn George Abou-Daoud,Kathy Hoang,Michaela Mendelsohn, Airtalk: Minimum wage: The future of the hourly worker in LA (#AT30). Not even the Paul Krekorian, Nicole Economics and current state of Hollywood’s film business can match the drama of the minimum Shahenian, Tracy Rafter, Chris 11:28 1:15 Business Labor Issues wage debate in Los Angeles. Tilly THURSDAY JULY 9, 2015

Law & Airtalk: Criminologist asks if LA crime spike worthy trade-off for fair sentencing Order/Courts/Poli policies. After a decade-long decline, criminal activity in Los Angeles spiked for the 11:06 24:17:00 ce Politics first half of this year by 12.7 % across nearly every category. Peter Moskos

Airtalk: New documentary examines the stereotype of ‘sounding gay’. The documentary is appropriately titled, “Do I Sound Gay?,” where filmmaker David Diversity/ Thorpe explores the cultural and sociological meanings behind the linguistic 11:44 22:43 Homosexuality Cultural Events phenomenon known as the “gay voice.” Benjamin Munson

Airtalk: Squaring LADWP's proposed price hike with recent Juan Capistrano tiered Economics and pricing ruling. The LADWP wants to raise rates over the next five years to encourage 12:06 9:54 Business Environment water conservation and expand infrastructural repairs. Sanjay Gaur, Tim Quinn

Airtalk: Former Caltech professor confirms: Just how loud is your hood? The Public Health/ campaign is called HowLoud, and they want to give every location in Southern 12:18 15:17 Medicine Housing Issues California a score based on the sound profile of the location. Brendan Farrell

War/ Military Take Two: Troop Reduction: U.S. military leaders are considering cuting the size of Events/ Military Economics and the Army by 40,000 troops. The plan is cuasing concern for both military and Capitol 9:06 7:00 Culture Business Hill, since layoffs can ensue. We talk to a Pentagon correspondent for USA Today Tom Vanden Brook, A Martinez

War/ Military Take Two: Army Suicide: A new study examined suicide attempts by service member Events/ Military during the heigh of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. We talk to a reporter who Patricia Murphy (reporter), A 9:13 3:00 Culture looked into the research and what it says about service men and women Martinez Law & Youth/Children's Order/Courts/ Take Two: Fronteras report: A series of reports found the juvenile justice system is 9:16 5:00 Issues/ Family Police failing Native Amercan youth. All three reports call for reform. Laurel Morales (reporter)

Take Two: Computer Security: A major tech glitch took down The New York Stock Computers/Intern Economics and Exchange, United Airlines and Wall Street Journal. The event shows just how Shuman Ghosemajumder, A 9:24 5:40 et/IT Business dependent we are on digital technology and how fragile it is Martinez

Take Two: Airbag Recall: Honda is recalling millions more of its vehicles because of 9:29 4:15 #N/A faulty air bags. We talk to someone who covers auto safety for Bloomberg News Jeff Green, Tess Vigeland

9:34 5:30 #N/A Take Two: The Wheel Thing: We talk electric cars and peronsal mobility Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

9:42 5:57 #N/A Take Two: Lab Notes: Our check in with KPCC's science reporter Sanden Totten Sanden Totten, A Martinez Take Two: Southern California Public Radio has been participating in a project called iSeeChange. It's a natinal effort to track how climate change affects our daily life. As 9:48 3:50 Environment part of that series, we look at San Francisco with a cloudy reputation. Erik Neumann, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians is well known in the Inland 9:52 5:00 Arts And Culture Empire. So much so that it has even expanded into public broadcasting. Rob Strauss Katie Orr, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, 10:06 15:00 Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Tess Vigeland

Take Two: A new production called "Down the Road" opens at the Lounge Theater. The play centers on a convicted seiral killed who's admitted to killing 19 women. The actor playing the role is Chaz Bono. He was born as Chasitity, but went through a 10:24 8:00 Arts And Culture gender change. We talk to him Chaz Bono, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Diversity Shorts: Hollywood's diversity problem has been well documented. One person is trying to drive that point home by cutting out the lines Diversity/ Cultural of white actors and leaving only the lines spoken by people of color. Turns out, it 10:32 8:00 Events Media makes movies extremely short. Dylan Marron, A Martinez

Take Two: Science Funding: Each year billions of tax payer dollars go to universities for scientific research. Some make it through, but many just end up in the lab. One 10:42 10:51 #N/A company wants to change that. We talk to the CEO of iecrowd. Amro Albanna, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: BBC Wheat: Scientists in Britain say they failed at developing a genetically modified strain of wheat that would repel aphids. The program cost more than million dollars, but most was spent on security measures against anti-GMO activist. 10:53 5:00 #N/A Environment We hear more from a reporter. Claire Marshall

Airtalk: As Amy Schumer controversy swirls, a deeper look at race and racism in Stacey Patton, Andrew 12:36 22:16 Racial Relations #N/A comedy. Comedians have long grappled with how to joke about race. Wallenstein, Alonzo Bodden Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Robert Garrova chats with fans and cosplayers aboard the Comic Con Train / Robert 3:36 3:04 Arts And Culture Industry Amtrak train to San Diego Comic Con Garrova

Computers/Int The Frame: Filmmaker Carlos Marquez-Marsett talks about long distance Carlos Marquez-Marsett / John 3:41 5:40 Arts And Culture ernet/IT relationships and his new film, 10,000 Kilometers Horn Entertainment Economics and The Frame: Jim McLauchlin talks about his charity organization which helps out 3:49 5:38 Industry Business veteran comics creators Jim McLauchlin / John Horn

Economics and The Frame: Comics artist Mike Grell talks about his health issues and how Hero 3:56 3:16 Arts And Culture Business Initiative helped him Mike Grell / John Horn FRIDAY JULY 10, 2015 Airtalk: Study released shows California could be at risk from fracking. A state- commissioned study of fracking in California contains both good and bad 11:06 22:28 Environment Energy environmental news. Jane Long, David Quast Historical Events/ History Airtalk: Delay on Iran nuclear deal leads to sanctions. It looks as though diplomats 11:31 11:32 Foreign News Segments won't conclude an Iran nuclear deal by today’s deadline. Robert Kaufman, Josh Lockman

Airtalk: Trump’s L.A. visit raises questions over strategy for immigrant rights movement. GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump is visiting Los Angeles today, and according to one national poll at least the real estate tycoon is leading the 11:45 13:29 Racial Relations Politics Republican presidential field. Diana Colin, Ed Espinoza

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘Minions,’ ‘What We Did on Our Holiday,’ ‘Tangerine’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson, Wade Major, and Charles Solomon review this week’s new releases including the animated feature, “Minions,” Entertainment Rosamund Pike in “What We Did on Our Holiday,” the filmed-on-an-iPhone, LA-set Amy Nicholson, Wade Major, 12:06 30:59:00 Industry Media indie, “Tangerine,” and more. Charles Solomon

Airtalk: Filmmaker D.W. Griffith - best forgotten as KKK booster or memorialized as ground-breaking director? After the successful bid to tear down the Confederate flag from sites across the country, petitioners in LA want an iconic filmmaker's Historical Events/ Racial name, D.W. Griffith, scrubbed from an East LA school because of his 1915 epic that 12:42 16:45 History Segments Relations glorified the Civil War-era Ku Klux Klan. Tim Cogshell, Wade Major

Take Two: Trump and GOP: Trump has been become notorious for his remarks about undocumented immigrants, calling them killers and rapists. All the while, the 9:06 8:45 Politics GOP is trying to attract Latino voters. Should fellow candidates be worried? Lisa Garcia Bedolla, A Martinez

Gender Take Two: Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez has a reputation for taking on Equity/Transge controversial causes. This has both alienated her and helped her earned allies. We 9:13 6:00 Politics nder Issues speak to a reporter who profiled her. Sara Libby, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: City Instillation: A sculpture by the artist Michael Heizer is being honored with national monument status by President Obama. Heizer is also the man behind the "Levitated Mass" at the LA County Museum of Art. We find out why it's being 9:24 9:15 Arts And Culture honored. Jon Christensen, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Drilling H2O: California is in dire need for water. The oil industry uses billions of gallons to pump crude oil out of the ground. But that water could be used 9:34 6:00 Environment in the future to grow crops. Alex Nussbaum, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Watts Aftershocks: It's been 50 years since the beginning of the Watts Riots in LA. Commemorating its impact is a free music event called 'Grand Arts And Performances.' But before the show, Take Two held a discussion titled 'downSTAGE.' Tim Watkins, Lucien Smith, A 9:42 9:20 Racial Relations Culture We hear excerpts from that. Martinez Take Two: North African Tacos: Taco's are big in LA. Everyone has their own take on 9:51 6:00 Arts And Culture them. We explore a taco with an African influence. Chef Farid Zadi, A Martinez

Take Two: Gas Prices: California is always an outlier when it comes to gas prices. Cross the state line and you will pay less. But there's allegations of price 10:06 6:45 #N/A manipulation on part of oil refiners Tiffany Hsu, Tess Vigeland

Law & Take Two: Cosby and History: The revelation that Bill Cosby obtained drugs with the Order/Courts/ purpose of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with raises the question of James Poniewozik, Tess 10:12 8:00 Media Police what do to with The Cosby Show Vigeland Take Two: BBC Global Poverty: We hear from the BBC about 'Millennium Villages' 10:24 5:00 Foreign News set up to alleviate extreme poverty Mike Wooldridge

Diversity/ 10:29 10:15 Education Cultural Events Take Two: Latino Success: A look at education and the Latino population in California Joanna Schilling, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Internet Cable: People in Northern California are literally going around 10:42 6:00 ce cutting cords - cords tha tcould provide public utilities Shane Harris, Tess Vigeland Take Two: Comic Con: Comic-Con is underway in San Diego. Traffic will be crazy so why not take the train? That's where you'll find studio execs, comic book creators 10:48 3:40 Arts And Culture and fans Robert Garrova Entertainment The Frame: KPCC Digital Producer Mike Roe talks about the early hits at San Diego 3:36 4:14 Arts And Culture Industry Comic Con Mike Roe / John Horn

Public Health/ Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Robert Garrova talks to people with disabilities at Comic 3:42 4:46 Medicine Industry Con to see why comics resonate so strongly with them Comic Con / Robert Garrova

Entertainment The Frame: The minds behind the Ebony Rep's run of Gospel at Colonus talk about Wren Brown + Andi Chapman / 3:50 8:26 Arts And Culture Industry the successful mixing of gospel and Greek tragedy John Horn

10:52 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend preview: Our look at what's going on this weekend. Kristen Lepore, Tess Vigeland SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2015

12:06 5:26 Off-Ramp: In 1929, land underneath Sunken City started moving toward the Mark Pampanin, Graham sea, and the San Pedro neighborhood was abandoned. Now, neighbors want Robertson, Mike Watt Historical Events/ the landslide to rejoin L.A. as a park. History Segments Science 12:12 8:00 Off-Ramp: Undertaking LA will help you plan and hold a funeral at your John Rabe, Caitlin Doughty, Law & loved one's home, and will connect you with a co-op crematory or a Amber Carvaly Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ cemetery near Joshua Tree if you want to be buried un-embalmed. ce Medicine 12:23 5:10 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Kevin Ferguson talks to Joe Domanick about the history of Kevin Ferguson, Joe Arts And Culture Industry policing in LA Domanick 12:29 1:20 Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Bird and Bee “Will You Dance” John Rabe Arts And Culture 12:30 8:55 Off-Ramp: The fire trucks and crews have left. The charred smell is mostly John Rabe, Janet James Interview (one gone. And good news recently came from the USFS: Camp de Benneville Environment guest) Pines can open Sunday. 12:43 4:32 Off-Ramp: Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with KPCC's Mike Roe about John Rabe, Mike Roe Entertainment Computers/Int Comic-Con's attempts to keep people from live streaming convention Industry ernet/IT content. 12:47 6:01 Youth/Childre Off-Ramp: Brains On: Middle English Sanden Totten, Molly n's Issues/ Bloom Science Family

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Airtalk: ‘El Chapo’ Mexico’s most powerful drug-lord escapes from prison for a second time. Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, Mexico’s infamous drug lord, escaped Homeland from a maximum-security Altiplano prison Saturday night through passageway in his 11:06 14:06 Foreign News Security prison cell shower. Sam Quinones, Andrew Selee

Airtalk: LA Times crunches data to reveal county’s 817 most dangerous intersections. Hollywood, Koreatown, and Downtown are the areas with some of the county’s most dangerous traffic intersections, according to the analysis undertaken by the LA 11:22 17:03 Transportation Science Times. Laura Nelson, Deborah Murphy

Airtalk: As more people replace lawns, how is it changing southern california landscape? You’ve probably seen the ads on TV for Turf Terminators, the most popular company in the contractor direct-rebate program offered by the the 11:41 16:51 Environment Science Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s (MWD) for lawn removal. Lili Singer, Mia Lehrer

Airtalk: California ballot measure seeks signatures for cigarette tax. Just three years after a similar ballot measure was narrowly defeated, a new ballot initiative Public Health/ Economics and gathering signatures is asking California voters to support a $2 per-pack cigarette 12:06 13:18 Medicine Business tax. Anthony Wright, David Kline

Airtalk: For millennials, ‘selling out’ seems to be a concept that has become Economics and Entertainment obsolete. Once upon a time, it was considered controversial for a band or a musician Douglas Rushkoff, Chris 12:21 17:15 Business Industry to pitch products made by giant corporations. Richards

Books/ Literature/ Public Health/ Airtalk: How one woman beat cancer while pregnant. Being pregnant is hard 12:42 16:56 Authors Medicine enough. Stephanie Hosford Take Two: El Chapo: Mexico's most powerful drug lords escaped a high security 9:06 7:00 Foreign News Politics company. Tracy Wilkinson, Alex Cohen

Take Two: National Parks: The drought is causiing animals in Joshua Tree National 9:13 7:45 Environment Park to hit the trails in search for water. The park is trying to protect them. David Smith, A Martinez Books/ Literature/ 9:24 10:45 Arts And Culture Authors Take Two: Judy Blume: Judy Blume talks about her new novel In the Unlikely Event Judy Blume, Alex Cohen Books/ Literature/ Arts And Take Two: Harper Lee: We take a look at the new book Go Set a Watchman. We talk 9:34 5:00 Authors Culture to our literary contributer David Kipen, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Our weekly wrap up of news from the enterntainment 9:42 9:20 Industry industry Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez Take Two: Minions Fashion: We look at how the Minions merchandise continues to Michelle Dalton Tyree, Alex 9:51 6:00 Arts And Culture grow and spill into fashion Cohen Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: LA Sheriffs: More troubling allegations of abuse and mistreatment at the 10:06 9:45 ce Politics hand of sheriffs in the LA County jails Max Huntsman, Alex Cohen Take Two: Riverside Water: The City of Riverside is fighting Gov. Brown's mandated 10:15 4:45 Environment water cuts. Tina Rubio, A Martinez

Youth/Children's Take Two: Childhood Memories: Why is it hard to recall memories from childhood, 10:24 8:20 Issues/ Family especially before the age of three. But why? Alasdair Wilkins, A Martinez Computers/Intern Take Two: Algorithms: We take a look at the algorithms that put together our search 10:32 7:00 et/IT results Claire Cain Miller, Alex Cohen Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:42 5:30 Arts And Culture California over the next seven days Claire Evans, Zac Pennington Take Two: LA Menus: A new exhibition in the Central Library called To Live and Dine 10:47 8:17 Arts And Culture in LA debuts this weekq Josh Kun, Alex Cohen Entertainment The Frame: Vulture.com's Kyle Buchanan talks about the biggest movie news from 3:36 3:54 Arts And Culture Industry this year's Comic Con Kyle Buchanan / John Horn Entertainment Economics and The Frame: Kevin Ferguson, host of True Detective podcast Welcome to Vinci, chats 3:41 4:50 Industry Business with a location scout for the show Kevin Ferguson / Caleb Duffy Entertainment The Frame: Comedian Tig Notaro reflects on her cancer and her life at Sundance, 3:50 8:33 Arts And Culture Industry before her new doc "Tig" premieres Tig Notaro / John Horn TUESDAY JULY 14, 2015

Law & Airtalk: Obama calls for drug policy changes, reduces sentences for drug related Washington, DC Order/Courts/ crimes. President Obama has granted clemency to 46 inmates who faced prison time 11:06 13:02 reports Police for drug offenses. Sarah Wheaton, John Malcolm

Books/ Literature/ Racial Airtalk: In Harper Lee’s long-awaited sequel, a changed Atticus Finch. Few novels 11:22 17:55 Authors Relations have had the kind of cultural impact as Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Dana Williams

Airtalk: Former speechwriter on navigating politics, monotony and rancor to find a Books/ Literature/ politician's 'voice'. Writing in a political office can be difficult. Writing in a political 11:42 9:57 Authors Politics office for an angry, rambling politician can be nearly impossible. Barton Swaim

Public Health/ Airtalk: What Greece and Iran have in common: Negotiating with very little sleep. 11:58 6:34 Foreign News Medicine Some people tolerate sleep deprivation better than others. Russell Foster Airtalk: As Jade Helm military exercise approaches, here’s your guide to all its inspired conspiracy theories. It’s been accused of being a dry run for the apocalypse, War/ Military an international operation to seize people's guns, and a military plan to round up Events/ Military key political figures who may oppose martial law, and tomorrow, we might all find 12:06 13:21 Culture Politics out what it’s really about. R.G. Ratcliffe Law & Airtalk: Ethicist and legal scholar debate divorced couple’s fight over fate of frozen Order/Courts/ embryos. A trial starting this week in San Francisco will determine the future of 5 12:22 17:19 Science Police frozen embryos. Judith Daar, Art Caplan

Airtalk: On the front lines of ISIS territory, PBS Frontline reveals rescues of enslaved Gender woman. A new documentary airing tonight on Frontline follows the leader of an Equity/Transge "underground railroad" operation in Northern Iraq that rescues women and children 12:42 16:46 Foreign News nder Issues who have been taken captive by the self-declared Islamic State. Evan Williams, Kerry Crawford Take Two: Iran Deal: After two years of negotiations the US and Iran reached an 9:06 5:00 Politics Foreign News agreement to curb Iran's nuclean program Ben Pershing, A Martinez War/ Military Events/ Take Two: Trans Military: Defense Secretary Ash Carter called the ban on Military transgender people serving in the military outdated and ordered a study aimed at 9:11 4:00 #N/A Culture ending the ban Aaron Belkin, Alex Cohen War/ Military Events/ Military Take Two: Trans Veteran: We hear from a vet on what it's like to navigate the 9:15 6:00 Culture #N/A system to get the benefits they earned so they can transition Fallon Stone, A Martinez Youth/Children's 9:24 10:52 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood: Our regular series on parenting. Elena Dunkle, Alex Cohen Gender Equity/Transgend Take Two:L Frozen Embryos: A look at the complicated legal battle over a batch of 9:34 4:25 er Issues frozen embryos in San Francisco Howard Mintz, Alex Cohen Take Two: Pluto: Scientists are waiting for information from The New Horizon 9:42 7:25 #N/A spacecraft Emily Lakdawalla, A Martinez

9:49 7:40 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly new music segment Steve Hochman, A Martinez

Youth/Children's Take Two: Residential Abuse: We hear from two guests about the legislation that Adam Schiff, Jodi Hobbs, A 10:06 8:45 Issues/ Family #N/A woul dhold treament centers for troubled teens to new federal standards Martinez

Youth/Children's Take Two: Residential Abuse Response: We hear from someone at the National 10:14 6:25 Issues/ Family #N/A Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs Megan Stokes, A Martinez Take Two: Senior Housing: Finding affordable housing is becoming harder for people, especially for seniors on fixed incomes. But they're coming up with creative 10:24 4:20 Housing Issues solutions Josie Huang

10:28 9:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tortilla Water Computers/Intern Steve Holtzman, Daniel 10:42 9:30 et/IT Take Two: Wright Brothers: We look at what it takes to create virtual reality content Gregoire, A Martinez Economics and The Frame: Panos Panay from Berklee College of Music talks about the need for 3:36 5:47 Arts And Culture Business transparency in the music business Panos Panay / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Comic duo Tim & Eric talk about their newest project, a self-help book Tim Heidecker + Eric 3:42 5:11 Arts And Culture Industry modeled after Scientology Wareheim / John Horn Computers/Int The Frame: The co-cinematographers behind "Tangerine" talk about shooting a Sean Baker + Radium Cheung / 3:51 8:55 Arts And Culture ernet/IT movie on iPhones John Horn Take Two: Joan Sebastian: We hear about the music legacy left behind by Joan 10:51 6:00 Obituaries Sebastian Leila Cobo, Alex Cohen WEDNESDAY JULY 15, 2015

Law & Airtalk: California bill would curb asset seizures by law enforcement. A hotly Sacramento/State Order/Courts/ contested bill being debated in Sacramento would restrict California law 11:06 22:58 Politics Police enforcement from seizing assets of suspects unless there is a criminal conviction. Lynne Lyman, Ken Corney

Law & Airtalk: LAPD Chief Beck in studio to address 2015 crime spike, homeless Order/Courts/Poli encampments and more. This week, LAPD is kicking off a new training initiative -- 11:22 24:17:00 ce Housing Issues dubbed the Preservation of Life and Building Community Trust training. Charlie Beck

Airtalk: Obama says Iran deal solves one problem: ‘Iran getting the nuclear bomb’. Homeland President Obama just spoke at a press conference on the nuclear with Iran, and he Robert Kaufman, Nathan 11:42 13:32 Security Foreign News countered its detractors with his opening statement and answers to press questions. Gonzalez Airtalk: Obama addresses the need to expand internet access to all Americans. The Computers/Intern Diversity/ ability to access the Internet has become as much of a necessity as running water or 12:06 11:21 et/IT Cultural Events electricity. Bob Blumenfield, Linda Poon

Airtalk: Reward: $1 mil for safe return of Dorothy’s ruby slippers. Those famous Historical heels were stolen nearly a decade ago from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Events/ Rapids, Minn. Now an anonymous “Wizard of Oz” fan has put up $1 million for Entertainment History anyone with information that could lead to the recovery of what’s considered the 12:21 7:30 Industry Segments most famous footwear in the history of Hollywood. Marc Wanamaker Racial Take Two: Obama Prison: We hear about President Obama's push for sentencing Sarah Wheaton, Andrew 9:06 8:50 Politics Relations reform Cohen, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli Arts And Take Two: Prison Visit: A group called Jail Guitar Doors provides musical equipments 9:14 6:00 ce Culture to help rehabilitate inmates serving time Wayne Kramer, Alex Cohen Public Health/ 9:24 6:20 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Youth/Children's Susan Geffen, Teri Biebel, A 9:30 9:00 Issues/ Family Take Two: Sandwich Generation: We look at the sandwich generation Martinez Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 9:00 Sports Take Two: K Brothers: It's time for sports news Martinez

9:51 6:15 Sports Take Two: Sheagle Fan: We talk to internet sensation, Sheagle, a die-hard soccer fan Kelly Farrell, Alex Cohen Law & Order/Courts/Poli Racial Take Two: The video of an officer-involved shooting in Gardena has been released. It 10:06 8:00 ce Relations captured the moment police shot Ricardo Diaz for takin goff his hat. Missy O'Linn, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Police Videos: What can the police keep sealed when it comes to video 10:14 8:00 ce footage and for what reason? Peter Scheer, A Martinez

10:42 15:00 Foreign News Politics Take Two: President Obama's live feed on the Iran nuclear deal Historical Events/ Diversity/ Cultural History Airtalk: San PEE-dro or San PAY-dro? A pronunciation guide for LA. You say lohs FEE- 12:42 15:35 Events Segments lis. I say lohs fih-LEES. Is there an agreed-upon way to pronounce Los Feliz? Kyle Fitzpatrick, D.J. Waldie Entertainment 3:36 4:20 Industry Media The Frame: Vulture.com's Joe Adalian chats about the state of the Emmy's Joe Adalian / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Performer/writer/radio host Sandra Tsing Loh talks about the lack of 3:42 4:43 Arts And Culture Industry boundaries between her art and her life Sandra Tsing Loh / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: The members of the indie-pop band The Bird and The Bee talk about Inara George + Greg Kurstin / 3:50 8:28 Arts And Culture Industry balancing music and parenthood John Horn THURSDAY JULY 16, 2015

Airtalk: In face of severe drought, can growth be sustained in CA. The CA Water Commission has put in place new limits on the amount of grass and lawn space new 11:06 22:42 Environment Housing Issues constructions -- including homes, businesses, schools -- in the state can have. Adam Nagourney, Jay R. Lund Computers/Intern Airtalk: E-Fail: Judge rules Uber must pay fine, turn over info or lose operating 11:22 8:12 et/IT Transportation license. Pay up or shut down. Carmel DeAmicis

Airtalk: Former Iran hostage on why release negotiations should have been part of nuclear deal. CBS’s Major Garrett provoked what’s become a much talked about rebuke from President Obama at yesterday’s news conference when he asked the President why he was “content” with the Iran nuclear deal while four Americans were still being held in Iran and why the negotiation for their release wasn’t tied Dalia Dassa Kaye, Sarah 11:42 16:42 Politics Foreign News into the nuclear deal. Shourd, Edwin Smith

Airtalk: Anti-vax referendum: Voters’ inclination to vote "No" could undo mandatory Youth/Children's Public Health/ vaccines. Opponents of mandatory vaccination have started collecting petition 12:06 13:23 Issues/ Family Medicine signatures for a referendum that would appear on the November 2016 ballot. Bob Stern, Pamela Behrsin

Airtalk: Have we gotten carried away with air conditioning? It’s hard to imagine life without AC. Most of us drive to work in our air conditioned cars, briefly endure the Public Health/ heat, then sit down at our desks in our temperature controlled offices and think 12:22 8:51 Environment Medicine nothing of it Stan Cox Michael Waterstone, Alex 9:06 6:50 Transportation Take Two: Uber: A look at the legal questions surrounding Uber Cohen Public Health/ Take Two: Doc Database: ProPublica releases a database that keeps tabs on almost Marshall Allen, Robert 9:12 8:00 Medicine 17,000 doctors to promote transperancy Wachter, A Martinez Take Two: Espys: Caitlyn Jenner received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. Will this 9:24 6:45 Sports change the conversation when it comes ot LGBT Wade Davis, A Martinez Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our regular discussion of everything cars and 9:30 6:35 #N/A transportation Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Seattle Quake: A recent article titled, 'The Really Big One' takes a big dive 9:42 5:07 Environment #N/A into the lesser known fault line, the Cascadia subduction zone. Jen Andrews, A Martinez Take Two: Seattle Quake Folo: What to do if you're in the mentioned subduction 9:47 5:10 Environment #N/A zone? Ashley Gross, Alex Cohen Take Two: BBC: Solar Cycles: Holland is experimenting with solar power generating 9:52 5:00 Transportation Foreign News bike lanes Richard Walker Ben Adler, Sherry Bebitch 10:06 15:00 Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Jeffe, Alex Cohen Entertainment 10:24 6:10 Industry Take Two: Emmy nominations: We look at the nominees for this year's awards Debra Birnbaum, Alex Cohen

10:30 9:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: A new film focuses on serial inventor Dean Kamen. Paul Lazarus, A Martinez

Take Two: Filipino Food: A new Filipino food movement has started offering dinners Chase and Chad Valencia, Abby 10:42 8:43 Arts And Culture at a monthly pop-up restaurant called LASA Abanes, A Martinez

Take Two: Latin Festival: First ever L Festival is coming to Southern California. It's 10:50 5:33 Arts And Culture meant to bring together several generations of Latinos through music, art and food

Airtalk: Sounding like a girl: NY Mag writer, like, totally embraces ‘vocal fry,’ ‘upspeak’ and she is not sorry. In her latest column for New York Magazine, writer Gender Ann Friedman wonders whether all the attention paid to “vocal fry” or “upspeak”-- Equity/Transgend Diversity/ linguistic trends linked mostly to young women -- is another way for our culture to Ann Friedman, Deborah 12:42 25:14:00 er Issues Cultural Events police the way they speak. Tannen

Entertainment The Frame: Scott Aukerman, he of Comedy Bang Bang fame, explains his 3:37 5:40 Arts And Culture Industry involvement in the creation of a new Emmy category Scott Aukerman / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Grantland's Andy Greenwald on notable Emmy snubs and what shows 3:43 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry more people need to watch Andy Greenwald / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Kyle Patrick Alvarez, director of The Stanford Prison Experiement, Kyle Patrick Alvarez / John 3:50 8:00 Arts And Culture Industry explains why he was drawn to the film's subject matter Horn FRIDAY JULY 17, 2015

Airtalk: LAUSD food waste audit raises more questions than answers. An audit by the Economics and LAUSD’s Office of Inspector General this week found that the second largest school 11:06 16:37 Education Business district in the country wasted about $10 million of food in a recent school year. Annie Gilbertson Airtalk: How surfer ‘gang mentality’ is keeping people off some SoCal beaches. The public face of surf culture has long been assumed to be hang loose, chill out, and ride the waves. But the reality is that on some beaches in Southern California, if 11:25 15:43 Environment Sports you’re not one of them, you’re not welcome. Jeff Kepley, Sam George

Airtalk: CA Board of Equalization wants illegal pot sellers to pony up on lost taxes. The CA Board of Equalization (BOE), the state’s tax commission, is throwing its Sacramento/State Public Health/ weight behind a plan aiming to get underground medical marijuana dispensaries to 11:43 15:09 Politics Medicine pay taxes. Jerome Horton, David Welch

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘Ant-Man,’ ‘Trainwreck,’ ‘Irrational Man,’ and more. Amy Nicholson of LA Weekly hosts Filmweek with our film critics Andy Klein and Peter Entertainment Rainer to review this week’s new releases including the late Marvel thrill “Ant-Man,” 12:06 30:08:00 Arts And Culture Industry the Amy Schumer starrer “Trainwreck,” Woody Allen’s “Irrational Man” and more. Peter Rainer, Andy Klein,

Airtalk: ‘Ant-Man’ director Peyton Reed on the character, film, and ants. With the release this week of Marvel’s next superhero release, “Ant-Man,” welcome to a brief Entertainment Computers/Int look at how the movie is different from the rest of the pack in both character and 12:22 10:21 Industry ernet/IT development. Peyton Reed

Historical Airtalk: New feature film based on notorious 1971 Stanford experiment. It started as Events/ a simple test of role-play and compliance, an attempt to understand how placing a History randomized sample could affect behavior. What happened next changed 12:41 7:33 Education Segments experiments forever. Kyle Patrick Alvarez Law & Order/Courts/Poli 9:06 15:00 ce Politics Take Two: James Holmes: A jury found James Holmes guilty of first degree murder Marcus Weaver, Alex Cohen

Take Two: LGBT Discrimination: the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 9:24 8:00 #N/A ruled that lesbian gay and bisexual employees are all protected. Douglas NeJaime, A Martinez Computers/Intern 9:32 7:20 et/IT Take Two: Future of Web Script: A look at Reddit after CEO Ellen Pao stepped down Jennifer Golbeck, A Martinez Ian McKellen, Laura Linney, 9:42 10:41 Arts And Culture Take Two: Sherlock Holmes: A talk with two stars of the film Sherlock Holmes Alex Cohen Take Two: Unicorn Seaweed: The seaweed that's suppose to be healthier than kale 9:52 4:53 Arts And Culture and taste like bacon. What?! Chris Langdon, A Martinez Take Two: Jeb Bush: What is it like for a Republican like Jeb Bush to campaign in the 10:06 9:10 Politics solidly blue state. Carla Marinucci, Ale Cohen Law & Public Health/ Order/Courts/ Take Two: Valley Fever: A judge ruled that an African American inmate can sue for 10:15 5:40 Medicine Police housing him in a facility where Valley Fever was known to occur Andy Serbe, A Martinez

10:24 10:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: A look at the film Boulevard Dito Montiel, Alex Cohne

10:34 5:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend preview: Our look at what's going on this weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Racial Take Two: Aftershocks: We continue with our series of discussions around race in Dead Prez, M1, Mark Torres, A 10:42 8:20 Arts And Culture Relations light of 50th anniversary since the Watts Riots Martinez Bob Garcia, Katherine Kastan, Arts And Take Two: Disneyland: We asked listners to share their favorite Disneyland Patrick Reidy, Tiffany Fox, Lisa 10:50 5:00 #N/A Culture memories Robertson

Entertainment The Frame: Julie Makinen, the LA Times' bureau chief in Beijing, talks about the new 3:36 3:57 Industry Foreign News details revealed about Shanghai Disneyland Julie Makinen / John Horn

Racial The Frame: Performance artist Kristina Wong talks about addressing racial and 3:41 4:54 Arts And Culture Relations sexual stereotypes through her confrontational performance art Kristina Wong / John Horn Entertainment 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Peyton Reed talks about directing the newest Marvel movie, "Ant-Man" Peyton Reed / John Horn SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 12:07 12:47 Entertainment Off-Ramp: John talks to Amy Heckerling, writer and director of "Clueless" John Rabe, Amy Heckerling Arts And Culture Industry for the film's 20th anniversary. 12:22 1:57 Historical Off-Ramp: Jim Meskiman of "Impress Me" speaking as Atticus Finch. Jim Meskiman, John Rabe Events/ Books/ Literature/ History Authors Segments 12:24 5:39 Off-Ramp: Kyung Jin Lee talks with "Elise Park" a North Korean defector Kyung Jin Lee, "Elise Park," going by an alias and living in LA's Koreatown about Korean migrants in LA Pastor Young Gu Kim, Diversity/ Cultural from both sides of the DMZ. (Reporting from Sarah Chi) Events Immigration 12:30 9:11 Off-Ramp: John Rabe goes to a Dodgers game with Molly Knight to discuss John Rabe, Molly Knight Books/ the Dodgers' climb from the McCourt days, how great Clayton Kershaw is, Literature/ and her new book "The Best Team Money Can buy." Sports Authors 12:39 2:54 Historical Off-Ramp: Robert Garrova visits the abandoned Rockhaven Sanitarium, Robert Garrova, David Events/ where the city of Glendale hopes to use the old well as an alternative water Gould History source. PART 1. Environment Segments 12:45 5:02 Kevin Ferguson, Summer Off-Ramp: Excerpt from 'Welcome to Vinci,' Kevin interviews the woman who lives in the Entertainment house of fictional "True Detective" character Ray Velcoro. Mao Industry Media 12:50 1:13 Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Thundercat "Them Changes" John Rabe Arts And Culture 12:51 5:14 Historical Robert Garrova, David Events/ Gould, Phaedra Walton, History Off-Ramp: Robert Garrova visits the abandoned Rockhaven Sanitarium, where the city of Joanna Linkchorst, Emily Environment Segments Glendale hopes to use the old well as an alternative water source. PART 2, Lanigan 12:56 2:32 Historical Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Jeffery Cahane, maestro of LA Chamber John Rabe, Jeffery Kahane Events/ Orchestra about applauding between movements at Classical performances. History (recorded in 2014) Arts And Culture Segments MONDAY JULY 20, 2015 Airtalk: Wake of Chattanooga reignites debate over military ‘gun-free zones.’ Gun- War/ Military rights supporters are arguing that lives could have been saved in last week’s Events/ Military shooting of four unarmed Marines in a “gun free zone” in Chattanooga, TN if only Brian Lepley, Jack McCauley, 11:06 21:36 Culture Politics soldiers were permitted to carry weapons. Ari Freilich Airtalk: Affluent View Park neighborhood struggles with identity. The affluent neighborhood of View Park between Crenshaw and La Brea, is 84 percent African- Angel Jennings, Lance 11:41 25:38:00 Racial Relations Housing Issues American. Freeman, Joe Hicks

War/ Military Airtalk: With McCain dig, Trump turns already wary GOP establishment against him. Events/ If the Republican establishment’s reaction is anything to go by, presidential Military candidate Donald Trump has finally crossed the line with his remarks on Senator 12:06 12:03 Politics Culture John McCain’s military service. Philip Rucker, Noah Bierman Books/ Literature/ Airtalk: Calling all writers, artists, musicians: How do you overcome your creative 12:22 16:53 Arts And Culture Authors block? Gin was the supposed cure of choice for F. Scott Fitzgerald. Kate Maruyama

Economics and Airtalk: Dissecting Bon Iver founder’s comments on commercialization of big music 12:41 18:22 Arts And Culture Business festivals. “F*** Lollapalooza. That isn’t rock and roll.” Dave Brooks, Steven Hyden Take Two: Trump: A look at the latest controversy revolving Donald Trump. He said 9:06 8:00 Politics John McCain was not a war hero Mike Madrid, Alex Cohen Gender Equity/Transgend Take Two: Bill Cosby: A look at the full deposition where comedian admits to 9:14 7:00 er Issues purposely drugging women he wanted to have sex with Graham Bowley, A Martinez Take Two: Special Olympics preview: A look at what to expect from the Special 9:24 6:42 Sports Olympics coming to Los Angeles Suzanne Gilman, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Climate Goals: California leads the effort when it comes to reducing carbon gas emissions. We look at how effective those goals are in the grand scheme 9:30 4:30 Environment to combat climate change Pauline Bartolone, A Martinez

Take Two: China Environment: China is struggling to clean up the environmental 9:34 3:50 #N/A #N/A damage cause by more than three decades of rapid economic growth Carrie Gracie (reporter) Entertainment Arts And 9:42 7:00 Industry Culture Take Two: On the Lot: Our weekly look at the film industry Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez

Entertainment Take Two: Trainwreck: A look at Amy Schumer's meteoric rise to fame and what it Francis Callier, Angela Shelton 9:49 8:20 Industry means for women in comedy (Frangela), Alex Cohen

Take Two: Wrong Water: ProPublica senior reporter hads been looking into the Abrahm Lustgarten, A 10:06 7:20 Environment issue of water measurement in the Southwest Martinez Economics and Take Two: LA County Board of Supevisors is expected to vote to raise the minimum Supervisor Hilda Solis, Alex 10:13 7:30 Business wage to the entire county Cohen Take Two: The new film 'The Stanford Prison Experiment' recounts a psychological Dr. Phillip Zimbardo, Alex 10:24 11:40 Arts And Culture experiment that went terribly wrong Cohen Arts And Take Two: Cal Prison Pipeline: A play focuses on the high suspesion and expulsion 10:36 4:00 Education Culture rates among children of color Cy Musiker (reporter) Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:42 4:40 Arts And Culture California over the next seven days Claire Evans, Zac Pennington Take Two: Mosquitoes: A new report from Caltech explains how mosquitoes manage 10:46 5:00 Environment to find us so fast Michael Dickinson, A Martinez Take Two: A look at the passing of local NASA scientist and JPL researcher Claudia 10:51 5:50 Obituaries Alexander Nagin Cox, A Martinez

The Frame: Adolfo Nodal, former GM of the City of LA Cultural Affairs Department, 3:36 4:28 Arts And Culture Foreign News talks about the growing cultural exchange between the US and Cuba Adolfo Nodal / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Eric Molinsky talks with veteran costume designers about Various costume designers / 3:42 5:53 Arts And Culture Industry bringing comic book costumes to life Eric Molinsky

Entertainment The Frame: Lisa Hanawalt, production designer on 'Bojack Horseman,' talks about 3:50 8:52 Arts And Culture Industry creating the distinctive world of the animated comedy Lisa Hanawalt / John Horn TUESDAY JULY 21, 2015

Airtalk: What Governor Brown’s Vatican visit means for California. Spirituality and climate change appear to be the two biggest items on the agenda as Governor Jerry Brown pays a visit to the Vatican this week, where he’ll meet with Pope Francis and 11:06 13:12 Environment Religion others during a symposium on climate change. David Siders

Youth/Childre Airtalk: Ashley Madison site hackers claim ethical intentions. The group claiming to Computers/Intern n's Issues/ have hacked cheaters' website Ashley Madison for personal information of millions Mary Anne Franks, Paul F. 11:22 18:08 et/IT Family of adulterers allege the company failed to secure users' data. Roberts

Airtalk: Sex, education experts discuss the ‘when’ and ‘how’ of sex ed. Parents often question when the right time or what the right way is to teach their kids about sexuality, and while the reality is that the answer varies based on the individual, there is still the question of when schools should start teaching sex ed, what they’re Youth/Children's teaching, and a new question that may arise if a rewrite of No Child Left Behind is Jonathan Zimmerman, 11:42 16:08 Issues/ Family Education signed into law: How much are schools telling us about how they teach our kids? Elizabeth Schroeder Law & Order/Courts/ Airtalk: Proposed bike lanes on Westwood Boulevard. Proposed bike lanes for going 12:06 22:05 Transportation Police through Westwood Village on Westwood Boulevard are being discussed. Eric Bruins, Barbara Broide

Airtalk: The dysfunction of Human Resources. It seems almost everyone has a negative story about how their workplace’s human resources department failed to support them when it comes to the “human” part of workplace antics like, conflict- Economics and Computers/Int resolution with colleagues, bosses, or subordinates, career tips, or interpersonal 12:21 12:18 Business ernet/IT strategy. John Boudreau Take Two: Drought Fine: A central California irrigation district is facing a fine for taking water from a pumping plant after getting a warning that there was not 9:06 8:00 Environment enough water Dale Kasler, A Martinez Computers/Int Take Two: SETI: Successful technology investor Yuri Milner is investing one hundred 9:14 6:50 #N/A ernet/IT million dollars to jump start the SETI program. Dan Wertheimer, A Martinez Youth/Children's 9:24 15:30 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood, our regular chat on parenting Meghan Daum, Alex Cohen

Economics and Take Two: Food Waste: A report on a brand new patnership trying to reduce waste 9:42 5:50 Business and change the ways consumers think about produce Lisa Morehouse (reporter)

9:47 7:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our segment to bring you new music Steven Hochman, Alex Cohen Take Two: Garcetti: Major Eric Garcetti joins us to check on the status of his major Mayor Eric Garcetti, A 10:06 15:10 Politics initiatives Martinez

10:24 4:40 Labor Issues Immigration Take Two: California Report's new series called Immigrant Shift Beth Willon (reporter) Public Health/ 10:29 5:14 Medicine Take Two: A group of tech entrepreneurs is trying to transform healthcare David Gorn (reporter) Take Two: We check back in with a father who wanted to teach his son about saving 10:35 4:40 Environment water Marvin and Price Campbell Take Two: Scientists in UC Irvine are trying to stop the beetle from eating 10:42 4:48 #N/A California's trees Sanden Reporter (reporter) Take Two: The documentary 'Drug Lord: The Legend of Shorty' airs on PBS. We're 10:46 8:37 Arts And Culture joned by the director Guillermo Galdos, A Martinez

Airtalk: Looking for E.T. -- Russian philanthropist throws down $100M on search for aliens. The money from Russian internet entrepreneur Yuri Milner goes toward the creation of a new program that uses the latest scientific methods and technology to 12:41 12:35 Science Foreign News jumpstart efforts at finding extraterrestrial life in space. Seth Shostak Economics and The Frame: Lucas Shaw of Bloomberg Business talks about Youtube's plan for a 3:36 5:02 Arts And Culture Business subscription service Lucas Shaw / John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Contributor Katie McMurran visits a filmmaking camp in Oakland Camp Reel Stories / Katie 3:42 4:36 Arts And Culture nder Issues designed for girls ages 18-21 McMurran

Entertainment The Frame: Scotty Barnhart is the sixth leader of the Count Basie Orchestra, and he 3:50 8:58 Arts And Culture Industry talks about what it means to him to lead the group Scotty Barnhart / John Horn

WEDNESDAY JULY 22, 2015

Airtalk: Drought roundup: LA ponders further limiting outdoor watering, plus waiting for El Niño. After nearly missing its June water reduction target, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has voted to give the City Council leeway Kevin Wattier, Amir 11:06 16:14 Environment Science to push through tougher water reduction measures ahead of schedule. AghaKouchak Airtalk: DWP doesn’t support single family gray water usage in Los Angeles. Recently, the DWP proposed a tiered water rate hike that, if approved, will bump Economics and the average customer’s combined water and power rates to 3.4% every year, or 11:22 15:09 Environment Business $4.75 a month every year, for five years. Laura Allen, Marty Adams

Airtalk: Debating AT&T-DirecTV deal's impact on prices and content creation. AT&T’s nearly $49 billion purchase of DirecTV is on its way to approval by the Federal Economics and Communications Commission (FCC), which would make it the largest cable or 11:42 16:07 Business Media satellite provider. Craig Aaron, Steve Effros Historical Events/ History Airtalk: Game-changer? DOJ drops decade-long prosecution of Barry Bonds. Barry 12:06 15:43 Sports Segments Bonds is no longer being prosecuted in federal court. Tim Kurkjian, Bill Plaschke

Airtalk: Acclaimed injury attorney fights MLB over stadium safety in class action suit. The man who's fought General Motors over faulty ignitions is now taking on Major Public Health/ League Baseball to protect fans from ricocheting, splintered bats and fatally fast foul Robert (Bob) Hilliard, Steve 12:21 18:13 Sports Medicine balls. Adelman Take Two: Gov. Brown is at the Vatican with a group of leaders to discuss climate 9:06 7:50 Religion Politics change David Siders, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Talking Trump: News organizations are questioning whether they should 9:13 7:09 Politics be giving Trump such a wide platform to share his contentious views Kelly McBride, A Martinez

Public Health/ Take Two: Pro-Ana Sites: Some researchers, activists and therapists are claiming pro- 9:24 8:12 Medicine ana sites may serve a beneficial purpose Amanda Hess, Alex Cohen Public Health/ 9:32 5:25 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 9:20 Sports Take Two: K Brothers: It's time for sports news Martinez Take Two: Motor City Muslims: A young group of basketball players competing in 9:51 6:00 Sports Michigan. Clarence Archibald, Alex Cohen War/ Military Events/ Military Take Two: JAMA Vets: A new study shines light on the prevalence of PTSD among 10:06 6:14 Culture veterans of the Vietnam War. Charles Marmar, A Martinez War/ Military Events/ Military Computers/Int Take Two: Stolen records: The Office of Personnel Management database has been 10:12 4:30 Culture ernet/IT hacked, and some of those affected are undercover operatives. John Ismay (reporter)

Public Health/ Take Two: Medicare: The federal government has proposed changing its rules so 10:17 4:09 Medicine Medicare would pay doctors to have end-of-life conversations with their patients. Stephanie O'Neill (reporter)

Take Two: Steinle Testimony: How the shooting death of Kathryn Steinle tragedy 10:24 10:48 Immigration might sway the debate over immigration Lewis De Sipio, Alex Cohen Take Two: Drones: A bill known as SB 168 would grant immunity to any emergency Computers/Intern responder who damages an unmanned aircraft or drone while fighting a fire, or 10:35 3:52 et/IT Politics performing other rescue operations. Ted Gaines, A Martinez Gender Take Two: Marriage at 40: A new study shows some unexpected findings about Equity/Transgend marriage, findings which show if you wait too long to get hitched, it may not pan out Nicholas Wolfinger, 10:42 6:03 er Issues so well. Alex Cohen

Books/ Literature/ Take Two: The Nakeds: Author Lisa Glatt joins the show to talk about her new book, 10:48 10:00 Authors 'The Nakeds.' Lisa Glatt, Alex Cohen

Entertainment The Frame: Pamela McClintock of the Hollywood Reporter talks about why this Pamela McClintock / John 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry year's Sundance hits have failed to strike big at the box office. Horn Entertainment 3:41 5:03 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: R&B singer Miguel talks about his newest album, "Wildheart" Miguel / James Kim Entertainment The Frame: Screenwriter Kurt Sutter talks about letting go of control on his new 3:50 8:33 Arts And Culture Industry movie, "Southpaw" Kurt Sutter / John Horn Airtalk: Work hard, play hard: How to hack your vacation. With work seemingly Diversity/ Cultural Arts And taking up more and more of our day, knowing how to make the most of your down 12:42 14:04 Events Culture time is paramount. Sumathi Reddy THURSDAY JULY 23, 2015

Airtalk: Advocates for mentally-ill offenders advise LA DA Lacey and Sheriff's Dept. Law & on fixing jails. After a year and a half of research, a task force led by L.A. District Public Health/ Order/Courts/ Attorney Jackie Lacey is releasing a roadmap for reducing L.A.'s ever-growing 11:06 14:12 Medicine Police number of mentally ill jail inmates, and diverting those who need it into treatment. Dan Abreu, Mark Gale

Airtalk: NYC contends with Uber’s King Kong-like impact on city streets. After a pitched battle between New York City officials and ride-hailing service, Uber, Mayor Bill de Blasio agreed to pull his demands for placing a cap on the number of Uber cars cruising city streets. In exchange, Uber agreed to study its impact on New York’s Computers/Intern traffic and gather data on its customer demographics - specifically how it handles 11:23 18:17 et/IT Transportation disabled and minority patrons. Eric Newcomer, Siona Listokin

Airtalk: Disney wants to get your kids moving and off their screens. More children Youth/Children's Public Health/ are ditching their board games and barbies for digital screens with apps on an iPad, Christopher Byrne, Catherine 11:44 14:59 Issues/ Family Medicine video games or TV. Steiner-Adair

Airtalk: Is California ready for the total legalization of marijuana? A blue ribbon Law & commission, consisting of doctors, legal scholars, law enforcement professionals, tax Public Health/ Order/Courts/ experts and others, and led by Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom, has released an initial 12:06 14:18 Medicine Police progress report for broad recommendations on marijuana policy in California. Keith Humphreys Washington, DC Economics and Airtalk: Will Congress let the Social Security disability fund go dry? If Congress Kasia Klimasinska, Chris 12:23 15:44 reports Business doesn't act soon, Social Security disability benefits could run dry by next year. Edwards, Ross Eisenbrey Law & Entertainment Order/Courts/ Take Two: EU vs. Hollywood: The EU has launched an antitrust case against six Jim Puzzanghera, A 9:06 7:32 Industry Police Hollywood studios. Martinez

Law & Take Two: History of hate crime: Dylann Roof, accused of gunning down nine people Order/Courts/ at a black church in Charleston, South Carolina last month, will face federal hate Priscilla Ocen, A 9:13 7:31 Racial Relations Police crime charges. Martinez Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our regular discussion of everything cars and 9:24 7:35 Transportation transportation Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen Computers/Int 9:32 7:55 Transportation ernet/IT Take Two: Car hacking: A look at what it's like to be a car that is hacked. Andy Greenberg, Alex Cohen

9:42 8:00 Science Take Two: Lab Notes: Our check in with KPCC's science reporter Sanden Totten Sanden Totten, Alex Cohen

Computers/Intern Take Two: What's a computer? Computer scientists and academics now think we're 9:50 7:36 et/IT entering a new era of computers, ones that are designed to be more like humans. Peter Littlewood, A Martinez Sacramento/St Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Carla 10:06 14:28 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Marinucci, A Martinez Law & Public Health/ Order/Courts/ Take Two: Mental health training: L.A. County District Attorney Jackie Lacey is trying Rina Palta, Stephanie O'Neill, A 10:24 6:38 Medicine Police to solve a very big problem: how to keep mentally ill people out of the county's jails. Martinez

Take Two: Teen sex: Conventional wisdom has it that teenagers today are having sex Youth/Children's Public Health/ way more often than teenagers did in the past. But new reseach shows, that's not 10:31 8:09 Issues/ Family Medicine actually the case. Ahna Suleiman, Alex Cohen Youth/Children's Computers/Int Take Two: Emoji communication: The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids has released a 10:42 8:24 Issues/ Family ernet/IT campaign entirely of emojis. Sharon Ann Lee, Alex Cohen

Entertainment Take Two: Sharknado 3: The Syfy channel aired “Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!” and you Thunder Levin, A 10:50 7:18 Industry Media can expect more sharks and plenty more celebrity cameos. Martinez

Economics and The Frame: Michael Swier and Scott Simoneaux of the new LA venue Teragram Michael Swier + Scott 3:36 4:12 Arts And Culture Business Ballroom talk about LA's music scene and the economics of starting a new club Simoneaux / John Horn

The Frame: Contributor Elyssa Dudley talks with iconic LA muralist Kent Twitchell at 3:41 5:02 Arts And Culture Media his newest murals, which commemorate the 2015 Special Olympics Kent Twitchell / Elyssa Dudley

The Frame: Playwright Todd Almond explains why he wrote a play about teenage 3:50 9:00 Arts And Culture Homosexuality love that's soundtracked by a Matthew Sweet album Todd Almond / John Horn

Airtalk: Calling Don Draper, new study says that sex and violence don’t actually sell. Economics and A new study published in the journal “Psychological Bulletin” has disproved a long- 12:42 16:27 Science Business held wisdom in the advertising industry: that sex and violence sell. Brad Bushman The Frame: NY Times correspondent Austin Ramzy talks about dissident artist Ai Wei 3:36 3:20 Arts And Culture Foreign News Wei finally receiving his passport again Austin Ramzy / John Horn Economics and The Frame: Co-director Timon Birkhofer talks about his crowdfunded documentary 3:41 4:58 Arts And Culture Business on crowdfunding, "Capital C" Timon Birkhofer / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Sir Ian McKellen chats Lord of the Rings, British sitcoms, and his newest 3:50 8:37 Arts And Culture Industry film, "Mr. Holmes" Sir Ian McKellen / John Horn FRIDAY JULY 24, 2015

Airtalk: Impact of Anthem / Cigna proposed merger on consumers. Anthem Inc. Public Health/ Economics and announced this morning a deal to buy Cigna Corp for $54.2 billion, creating the 11:06 15:45 Medicine Business largest health insurer in the nation by the number of members. Martin Makary, Jerry Flanagan Airtalk: Rough ride: Southern California’s roads rank low in quality. Southern Economics and California has endless sunny days and miles of beautiful beaches, but why are its 11:24 16:13 Transportation Business roads so bad? Rocky Moretti, Steve Finnegan Public Health/ Airtalk: Cosmetically-challenged fruits and veggies. Ugly fruits and vegetables will 11:43 15:25 Medicine Science soon be sold in Southern California. Charles Spence

Airtalk: Filmweek: 'Pixels,' 'Paper Towns,' 'Southpaw' and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Justin Chang and Amy Nicholson including comedic sci-fi "Pixels," Entertainment the coming-of-age story "Paper Towns," filmmaker Antoine Fuqua's latest dramatic 12:06 31:05:00 Media Industry action film "Southpaw" and more. Justin Chang, Amy Nicholson Historical Events/ Airtalk: Oscar-nominated documentarian on follow-up to controversial ‘Act of History Killing’. Few documentaries in recent years have inspired as much debate as Joshua 12:42 16:23 Arts And Culture Segments Oppenheimer’s “The Act of Killing.” Joshua Oppenheimer Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Theater shooting: Cheryl Devall, an editor with the Daily World, gives 9:06 9:06 ce updates on the theater shooting in Louisiana. Cheryl Devall, Alex Cohen

Law & Take Two: Theater shooting raises security questions: Like the mass shooting at an Order/Courts/Poli Aurora, Colorado movie theater three years ago, last night's shooting in Lafayette, 9:15 5:54 ce Louisiana raises questions about security at movie theaters. Steve Layne, Alex Cohen Take Two: Anthem Cigna: Insurer Anthem says it's agreed to buy rival Cigna for just Public Health/ over $48 billion. It's the latest move in a wave of consolidation within the health 9:24 7:05 Medicine insurance business. Chad Terhune, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: Insight policing: Insight Policing is a new conflict resolution method out of Order/Courts/Poli George Mason University, designed to bridge the gap between law enforcement and 9:31 8:18 ce the people they're sworn to protect. Megan Price, A Martinez Take Two: New planet: NASA says they've discovered their most Earth-like planet 9:42 6:03 Science yet, and it's looking pretty good. Bruce Betts, A Martinez

Entertainment Take Two: Unexpected: The new film 'Unexpected' looks at the lives of two women - 9:49 8:51 Industry Media both pregnant, and NOT as the result of a grand plan. Kris Swanberg, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Yuma: It's been nearly a week now since flash flooding caused a bridge collapse on Interstate 10, nine miles east of a town called Hell, California. We look more at how this major transporation headache has proved to be a boon for 10:06 7:03 Transportation businesses. John Courtis, Alex Cohen Take Two: Bike to work: The number of people ride their bikes to work in Los 10:13 4:30 Transportation Angeles has grown by nearly 70 percent over the past 15 years. Meghan McCarty (reporter) Take Two: Special Olympics: Practice, practice, practice... that's what athlete Greg Kozlowski has been up to since spring in preparation for the Special Olympics World 10:17 3:03 Sports Games. Greg Kozlowski, A Martinez

Take Two: Desert plants: The long drought has decimated reservoirs, and one of the responses has been to drill deeper wells. But pulling out all that water out of 10:24 5:08 Environment aquifers can have unexpected, and often negative effects. Jed Kim (reporter)

Entertainment Take Two: Ben Fong Torres: In the 1960s and 70s, KSAN played a pivotal role in rock 10:29 9:03 Media Industry music, a topic explored this weekend at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Ben Fong Torres, Alex Cohen Tak Two: BBC Cuba: The United States Embassy reopened in Havana this week. The BBC's Will Grant travelled to La Gloria to see what remains of the failed attempt to 10:42 5:11 Politics create a colony. Will Grant (reporter) Entertainment 10:47 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Weekend preview: A look at events happening this weekend. Kristen Lepore, Alex Cohen Historical Events/ History Take Two: Grand Performances: Take Two talks about the new hip hop musical, The Phillip Brown, Karl "Dice" 10:53 6:42 Arts And Culture Segments Last Jimmy. Jenkins, A Martinez

Economics and The Frame: Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal joins us to discuss China's growing 3:36 4:01 Business Foreign News involvement in budgeting Hollywood's productions Ben Fritz / John Horn

The Frame: KPCC Science Reporter Sanden Totten explores a new competition that's Female MacGyver contestants 3:41 4:45 Arts And Culture Science trying to get more women into engineering…by emulating MacGyver / Sanden Totten Entertainment The Frame: Composer Brad Segal talks about composing the instrumental music for 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry reality shows like "The Bachelorette" Brag Segal / John Horn SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2015 12:07 5:14 Off-Ramp: Are robot underpants the next big fitness craze? Going to the Collin Friesen Idea World Fitness and Nutrition Expo at the L.A. Convention Center to find Public Health/ Computers/Int the next big thing in the world of sweating on purpose. Medicine ernet/IT 12:12 1:48 Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "I Forgive You" by OOFJ John Rabe Arts And Culture 12:14 8:32 Off-Ramp: Jeffrey Vallance channels famous dead artists for ‘The Medium is John Rabe, Jeffrey Vallance the Message.’ Vallance says the inspiration for the show came from a séance with Kahlo, DaVinci, Duchamp, Van Gogh and Pollock, some of Interview (one whom are skeptical about artists and the art market. Arts And Culture guest) 12:25 6:00 Off-Ramp: Tillandsias, or "air plants" as they're known, are increasing in Robert Garrova, Paul Isley popularity because they're easy to care for and drought-tolerant. Environment Science 12:36 6:12 Books/ Off-Ramp: How did the High Speed Rail project inspire 'True Detective'? Kevin Ferguson, Ezra Literature/ Romero, Jeffrey Hasamosa Media Authors 12:45 5:57 Youth/Childre Off-Ramp: Brains On explores Baby Language Sanden Totten, Molly n's Issues/ Bloom Science Family MONDAY JULY 27, 2015

Airtalk: Planned Parenthood controversy continues as second video released and investigations mount. Planned Parenthood is under sustained fire after the release Public Health/ of two videos in as many weeks that bring to light their practices surrounding fetal 11:06 22:48 Medicine Science tissue donations. John Eastman, David Magnus

Airtalk: Consumer advocates call on Calif. Attorney General to investigate oil Economics and Sacramento/St industry. Consumer advocates are asking California Attorney General Kamala Harris 11:30 10:39 Business ate Politics to look into record-high oil industry profits this year. Cody Rosenfield, Tom Kloza

Computers/Intern Economics and Airtalk: Windows 10 preview: New browser, tablet mode and the return of the Start 11:44 8:14 et/IT Business menu. This Wednesday, the next generation in PC navigation hits the market. Eric Ravenscraft

Airtalk: Pee-ware! SF walls shoot back nasty surprise for public urinators. Wall Public Health/ urinators, beware! San Francisco now has nine public walls covered with a repellent 11:52 6:16 Medicine Science paint that makes pee, spray back on the person's shoes and pants. Rachel Gordon

Airtalk: Undo send: Email-gate continues to haunt Clinton campaign, with potential Justice probe in sight. As the State Department prepares to release a third batch of emails sent and received by Hillary Clinton while she was Secretary of State, the Computers/Int Justice Department is considering opening an inquiry to look at whether classified 12:06 19:30 Politics ernet/IT information was leaked from the use of Clinton’s personal email server. Nathan A. Sales, David Mark

Airtalk: How will the nuclear deal impact U.S. and Iran relations? The Obama administration sent the Iran Nuclear Deal to Congress last week, Congress now has Homeland 60-days to review all the elements of the deal. Many concerns and questions 12:28 13:31 Foreign News Security surround the deal. Robert Kaufman, Josh Lockman

Economics and Airtalk: With Boston out, should LA make another Olympic bid? The City of Boston 12:44 15:02 Sports Business announced that it’s ended its bid to host the 2024 Olympics. David Wallechinsky

Take Two: Cosby victims: The cover of the current issue of New York Magazine Law & features a black and white photograph of all 35 women who have accused Bill Cosby Order/Courts/Poli of rape. The dates of the alleged assaults, ranging from the 1960s to 1996 are listed 9:06 6:56 ce Media below each woman. Noreen Malone, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Boy Scouts: Later today, the Boy Scouts of America 80 member board is Youth/Childre expected to approve a resolution which would end a universal ban on gay adult n's Issues/ leaders. The new policy will still allow local scouting groups, such as ones run by 9:13 6:42 #N/A Family conservative churches, to bar gay adults from leadership roles. Zach Wahls, Alex Cohen Take Two: Special Olympics: The Special Olympics are drawing large crowds to the city, here to watch the more than 7,000 athletes from 170 countries competing 9:24 8:20 Sports throughout the week Steve Vanderpool, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Uber: Ubert has become a powerful - and popular - service for riders in the past six years. But it's also run into legal and regulatory problems. All that has 9:32 7:56 Transportation led to a powerful lobbying force as the company seeks to shape what comes next. David McCuan, A Martinez Arts And 9:42 7:41 #N/A Culture Take Two: On The Lot: Our weekly look at the film business. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen

Gender Entertainment Equity/Transge Take Two: Trans modeling: The first modeling agency catering to transgender men 9:50 7:31 Industry nder Issues and women is opening its doors in Los Angeles. Cecilio Asuncion, Alex Cohen Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Lone wolf gunmen: Domestic terrorism is now one of the biggest threats 10:06 7:54 ce to public safety in America. Heidi Beirich, Alex Cohen

Public Health/ Take Two: Making sense of tragedy: When tragic shootings occur, like the one that 10:14 6:41 Medicine happened in Louisiana last week, we find it almost impossible to fathom.

Public Health/ Take Two: GMOs: There are claims and counter-claims about the safety of GMOs, so 10:24 10:01 Medicine the debate in recent years has come down to food labeling.

Take Two: McNary UCLA: It's been a year since a giant water pipe burst under LA's Sunset Boulevard near UCLA. 20 million gallons flooded the campus. The price tag Law & for all that water damage - $15 million. And the flood may have cost the Order/Courts/ Department of Water and Power something even more as it asks for higher rates -- 10:34 4:53 Environment Police the public's confidence. Sharon McNary (reporter)

Economics and The Frame: Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal joins us to discuss China's growing 3:36 4:01 Business Foreign News involvement in budgeting Hollywood's productions Ben Fritz / John Horn

The Frame: KPCC Science Reporter Sanden Totten explores a new competition that's Female MacGyver contestants 3:41 4:45 Arts And Culture Science trying to get more women into engineering…by emulating MacGyver / Sanden Totten Entertainment The Frame: Composer Brad Segal talks about composing the instrumental music for 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry reality shows like "The Bachelorette" Brag Segal / John Horn Entertainment Arts And Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:42 4:34 Industry Culture California over the next seven days n/a TUESDAY JULY 28, 2015

Airtalk: Second time the charm? What’s next for L.A. in its bid for the 2024 Olympics. Economics and Now that Boston is out of the picture, the US Olympic Committee is looking at other David Wharton, Andrew 11:06 17:12 Sports Business US cities to bid for the 2024 Games. Zimbalist, Nick Roman Airtalk: Female sprinter wins right to compete in biological body, but larger Gender questions loom over sex in sports. Dutee Chand, the Indian female runner who Equity/Transge challenged a ruling by the International Association of Athletics Federations, has 11:26 15:48 Sports nder Issues won the right to compete without altering her body. Katrina Karkazis, David Epstein

Airtalk: Debating whether social media companies should be responsible for reporting terrorism. Tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are pushing back against the federal government because of language in a funding bill that would Homeland require the companies to report suspicious activity on their networks that could be 11:44 14:24 Security Media terrorist-related. Emma Llansó, Amos Guiora

Gender Airtalk: UCs continue struggle with sexual assault policies on campus. California Equity/Transge lawmakers are considering proposals to create a more uniform approach for dealing Kurt Chirbas, Savannah 12:06 32:09:00 Education nder Issues with sexual assault on college and university campuses. Badalich, Mark Hathaway

Youth/Childre Airtalk: When to mind your own business? Confronting your lying, cheating friend. n's Issues/ An incident where a woman was caught sexting her lover while sitting next to her 12:44 14:19 Arts And Culture Family husband at an Atlanta Braves baseball game has gone viral. N/A Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Sentencing law: Both Republicans and Democrats are showing a Stephen Raphael, A 9:06 6:12 ce willingness to alter tough sentencing laws that have been in place for decades. Martinez Racial Take Two: Black women and police: A look at the encounters that don't always make Kimberle Crenshaw, A 9:15 7:52 #N/A Relations the headlines. Martinez

Youth/Children's Julie Wright, Andy Hasroun, 9:24 15:58 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood - Kids and restaurants: Heather Turgeon, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Beverly Hills Water: More than 50 water districts across Southern California have to cut water use by almost a third, or face possible fines. Southern California Public Radio's Taylor Haney pulled water records for some of those 9:42 4:57 Environment districts, including Beverly Hills. Taylor Haney (reporter) Entertainment Oliver Wang, Morgan Rhodes, 9:47 10:41 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our segment to bring you new music Alex Cohen Take Two: LA Olympics: Boston has pulled its bid to be the host city for the 2024 Olympics. 10:06 7:52 Sports That's fueled speculation that LA could now take its spot. Bill Mallon, A Martinez

Take Two: Right to Die: A judge in San Diego has dismissed a lawsuit against the Law & state on behalf of three terminally ill Californians seeking doctor-prescribed fatal Public Health/ Order/Courts/ medication. In his written ruling, Judge Gregory Pollack said current law makes it a 10:14 6:53 Medicine Police felony to assist a suicide in any way Fenit Nirappil, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Urban coyotes: increasingly, coyotes are showing up in densely urban areas. Still, scientists say there's a lot they don't know about these predators. 10:24 4:57 Environment Jed Kim (reporter) Take Two: Santa Ana sucker: the Santa Ana sucker, a bottom-feeder, has set off a fight involving two cities, ten water agencies and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The key issue - should residents be forced to restrict water use from the river in 10:29 5:00 Environment order to protect the sucker's critical habitat? Heather Dyer, A Martinez

Take Two: California Report - Internment camp: During World War II, an isolated plain just west of Death Valley served as the dry and dusty home to more than 10 thousand Japanese-Americans forced to live there. This summer a small army of Historical Events/ volunteers revisited the site - they were there searching for historical artifacts from 10:34 5:14 History Segments the former Manzanar internment camp. Susan Valot (reporter)

Gender Take Two: Gay history class: Come this fall, students at a San Francisco public high Equity/Transgend school will be enrolling in an elective, said to be the first of its kind in the nation's 10:42 8:25 er Issues Education public schools. A class on LGBT history. Lyndsey Schlax, Alex Cohen

Take Two: California Report - Vietnamese food: Reporter Lisa Morehouse goes to Orange County to meet a Vietnamese pop star who's making a new career by 10:50 6:23 Arts And Culture perfecting her version of the banh mi. Lisa Morehouse (reporter) Law & Order/Courts/ The Frame: Eriq Gardner at the Hollywood Reporter talks about Conan O'Brien being 3:36 3:55 Arts And Culture Police sued for stealing jokes Eriq Gardner / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Hrishi Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast talks with Ben Gibbard from 3:41 5:23 Arts And Culture Industry Death Cab for Cutie about the song El Dorado Ben Gibbard / Hrishi Hirway Entertainment 3:50 9:08 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Director James Ponsoldt talks about his new movie, "End of the Tour" James Ponsoldt / John Horn

WEDNESDAY JULY 29, 2015

Airtalk: The real reason for this week’s Republican antics: Check the debate calendar. Republican presidential candidates will face off next week in a debate 11:06 23:14 Politics Media hosted by Fox News.

Computers/Int Airtalk: Twitter CEO remarks lead to questions about relevance of short-form social 11:23 17:02 Media ernet/IT media. For those of us in the media business, Twitter can be an invaluable resource. Sree Sreenivasan Law & Order/Courts/ Airtalk: When it comes to stealing jokes on Twitter, the joke’s on you. As long as 11:52 7:11 Media Police comedy has been around, people have been stealing others’ jokes. Ann Bartow

Law & Airtalk: LA City Council bans high-capacity gun magazines, NRA threatens lawsuit. Order/Courts/Poli The Los Angeles City Council has unanimously voted (with three members in 12:06 22:09 ce Politics absentia) to ban firearm magazines with a capacity of more than 10 bullets. Sam Paredes, Julie Leftwich

Airtalk: First step to treating addiction: Quit calling it a disease, says neuroscientist Books/ Literature/ Public Health/ and recovered addict. In our highly medicated and over-prescribed world, drug and 12:30 17:49 Authors Medicine alcohol addiction is often treated as a disease. Mark Lewis Take Two: Prisoner Pell grants: The president appears poised to make more than 9:06 6:52 Politics Education $5,000 available for prisoners to help cover the cost of tuition, books and fees. Joshua Mitchell, A Martinez

Take Two: Mexico soccer: Miguel Herrera, the fiery and colorful coach for Mexico's national soccer team is fired after an alleged confrontation with a TV commentator 9:15 7:45 Sports at the Philadelphia airport Monday. Andrea Canales, A Martinez

Take Two: The transgender movement - is this the community's moment? With the Gender recent Vanity Fair cover shot of Caitlyn Jenner, and the attention that Orange is the Equity/Transgend New Black trans actress Laverne Cox are getting, many people feel that we are living 9:24 15:48 er Issues in a transgender movement. Jen Richards, Alex Cohen Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 11:00 Sports Take Two: Sports roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez

Take Two: Bocce. Basketball. Roller skating, power lifting and beach volleyball. These are just some of the competitions scheduled today at The Special Olympics World Games here in Los Angeles. For most, it's their first time in the US and for Public Health/ many, the experience provides a first opportunity for comprehensive health care. 9:53 4:08 Sports Medicine Southern California Public Radio's Christian Brown brings us that story. Christian Brown (reporter)

Take Two: Drought trees: In Madera County, in the center of California, not far from Yosemite, the North Fork Mono Indians are employing a unique tactic to deal with 10:06 6:11 Environment this long dry spell. They're saving water by cutting down trees. Ron Goode, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Tree CSI: Eight children were hurt, and two remain hospitalized in critical condition, after a massive pine fell at a park in Pasadena. Witnesses reported hearing a loud crack right before the 75-foot tall tree came down. Officials have launched an investigation. Given what's been happening throughout California of 10:14 8:26 Environment late - there's one pretty obvious question - was this related to the drought? Randel Stamen, Alex Cohen Public Health/ 10:24 6:13 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Law & Take Two: Prisons and suicide: There are still questions to be answered in the case Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ of Sandra Bland, the woman who was found dead in a jail cell in Texas two weeks 10:30 9:22 ce Medicine ago. Thomas White, A Martinez

Take Two: DWP welders: A year ago today, you may have seen a water main break on Sunset Boulevard that flooded the campus of UCLA. But, few have heard the story of how a dozen welders figured out how to patch a nearly century-old pipe 10:42 4:02 Natural Disaster Environment under some pretty dicey conditions. Sharon McNary (reporter)

Take Two: Lego Brickumentary: 'A Lego Brickumentary' is a documentary about the Entertainment Arts And history of lego and the many, many people who love them - including A-F-O-Ls or Daniel Junge, Kief Davidson, 10:46 9:28 Industry Culture adult fans of lego! Alex Cohen Historical Events/ Diversity/ Airtalk: Despite old school tradition, California county fairs have evolved with the 12:51 7:42 History Segments Cultural Events times. County fairs in the US go back 250 years. Marla Calico Entertainment The Frame: Andy Greenwald of the Hollywood Prospectus podcast gives his fall TV 3:36 4:59 Arts And Culture Industry recommendations Andy Greenwald / John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Contributor Robert Garrova talks with the contestants in the "Next Female MacGyver contestants 3:41 4:12 Arts And Culture nder Issues MacGyver" competitions / Robert Garrova Economics and The Frame: Victoria Hesketh, aka Little Boots, talks about ditching her major label to 3:50 8:26 Arts And Culture Business start her own record label Victoria Hesketh / John Horn THURSDAY JULY 30, 2015

Airtalk: Fires, drought and drones -- all you need to know about June’s water numbers, Feinstein’s drought bill, Schiff’s drone mitigation plan, and the state’s Chief Ken Pimlott, Rep. Adam raging wildfires. As 14 large wildfires burn in California and the drought continues, Schiff, Joe Del Bosque, Doug Natural two California members of Congress are working respectively to help the state Obegi, Steve Gregory, Tom 11:06 33:08:00 Environment Disaster combat both. Tait, Chad Blais, Joe Berg Diversity/ Cultural Airtalk: Impact of dividing household labor on coexisting with your significant other. 11:44 14:22 Events Homosexuality Chores are...well...a chore. Andrew Solomon

Airtalk: As ADA turns 25, a look at how technology has changed what it means to Jennifer French, Nathan Computers/Intern Public Health/ have a physical disability. Technology has brought unimaginable changes to how we Harding, Ivan Owen, Gregor 12:06 30:29:00 et/IT Medicine live – a fact that perhaps rings truer for those living with a disability than most. Wolbring,

Historical Airtalk: 'Best of Enemies' shows how ABC's 1968 political coverage fomented rabid, Events/ TV news punditry. A new documentary from Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville History uses powerful, nostalgic 1960s television footage to show us how two men, Gore Morgan Neville, Robert 12:41 16:54 Media Segments Vidal and William F. Buckley, altered forever the media as we know it today. Gordon Law & Take Two: Plane debris: Officials in Malaysia are saying that recent debris is very Order/Courts/Poli likely to be part of flight MH370 that disappeared over the Indian Ocean in March of 9:06 7:19 ce Travel last year. Matt Schiavenza, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Bernie Sanders 'mania': The Vermont senator's rise to fame has come as a Rebecca Sinderbrand, A 9:14 7:34 Politics surprise to many in the political world -- even Sanders himself. Martinez Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: Hunting animals: Cecil the African lion continues to be the subject of 9:24 5:28 Environment Police much attention and outrage on social media. Jason Goldman, Tess Vigeland Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Sinaloa tunnels: While much of HOW El Chapo escaped is still a mystery, 9:29 9:06 ce one thing is known: it was the tunnel that carried him to freedom. Monte Reel, A Martinez Take Two: Wheel Thing: Our weekly look at all things automotive with the OC 9:42 9:04 Transportation Register's Susan Carpenter. Susan Carpenter, Tess Vigeland Law & Take Two: Happy Birthday lawsuit: On the night before a decision in the case was Order/Courts/Poli Entertainment supposed to come down, lawyers for the plaintiffs discovered evidence that could 9:52 6:16 ce Industry change the tides. Eriq Gardner, Tess Vigeland Sacramento/St Katie Orr, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, 10:06 8:30 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State A Martinez

Take Two: Switching places: This week, two California Democratic lawmakers are attempting to bridge the divide. Assemblyman David Chiu from the San Francisco Sacramento/St area and LA-area Assemblyman Jimmy Gomez have traded places - Freaky Friday David Chiu, Jimmy Gomez, A 10:14 6:12 Politics ate Politics style - for three days this week. Martinez

Take Two: Kelly's Hollywood: A new documentary called "Kelly's Hollywood" - it debuts at the Special Olympics tomorrow. It's the story of Kelly's quest to make it in 10:24 7:18 Arts And Culture Sports Tinsel Town -- and the unbreakable bond she shares with her brother, Brian. Brian Donovan, A Martinez

Take Two: LA Olympics: how DID L.A. walk away a success in 1984, and could it do it again? Last year, we talked with the design firm that prepped those games -- The 10:31 8:16 Sports Jerde Partnership. John Simones, A Martinez

Take Two: Weird weather: Rain in July? In Southern California? That wet weekend a 10:42 4:48 Environment couple of weeks back was weird. And now? Possibly more to come. Mike Halpert, A Martinez

Take Two: Spamalot: This weekend Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Craig Robinson and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Craig Entertainment Christian Slater will all take the stage to perform in the Eric Idle musical "Spamalot" Robinson, Christian Slater, Alex 10:46 9:13 Industry at the Hollywood Bowl. Cohen

Economics and The Frame: Peter Kafka of Re/Code joins us to discuss the rumors that NBCUniversal 3:36 4:13 Arts And Culture Business will purchase Buzzfeed for $250 million Peter Kafka / John Horn Historical Events/ History The Frame: Contributor Rob Strauss talks with some of the gospel and soul Great Shrine Concert musicians 3:41 4:38 Arts And Culture Segments musicians who performed at the legendary Great Shrine Concert / Rob Strauss Historical Events/ History The Frame: Filmmaker Steven Riley talks about making a documentary via Marlon 3:50 8:25 Arts And Culture Segments Brando's personal audio recordings Steven Riley / John Horn FRIDAY JULY 31, 2015 Law & Order/Courts/Poli Racial Airtalk: America’s top cop weighs in on body cams, policing, Sandra Bland and Sam 11:06 15:28 ce Relations DuBose. There’s a roiling debate about policing in the country today. Bill Bratton

Law & Airtalk: City Council ban cracks down on unlicensed vending at parks and beaches. Economics and Order/Courts/ Anyone who wants to sell something at city parks or beaches will now have to get a 11:24 16:58 Business Police permit from the city to do so Gil Cedillo, Kevin Regan Gender Airtalk: Amnesty’s proposal to decriminalize prostitution draws ire from Hollywood, Equity/Transgend anti-human trafficking groups. Amnesty International will meet next week in Dublin 11:44 15:12 er Issues Media to debate a proposal to decriminalize prostitution. Esohe Aghatise, Domina Elle

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation,’ ‘Vacation,’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell, Wade Major, and Charles Solomon review this week’s new releases including Tom Cruise in the latest “Mission: Impossible,” Entertainment the rated-R return of the Griswolds in “Vacation,” a couple of notable Wade Major, Tim Cogshell, 12:06 33:05:00 Industry Media documentaries including “Best of Enemies” and “Listen to Me Marlon,” and more. Charles Solomon

Airtalk: Toronto Film Fest director on the 2015 slate and success of the popular festival. While it can't match the je ne sais quoi of the French Riviera, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) rivals the Cannes Film Fest in the eyes of movie 12:44 14:26 Arts And Culture Media stars, movie moguls, film critics, and publicists for all of the above. Cameron Bailey Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Campus policing: The shooting death of Samuel DuBose ignites an old Gloria Brown Marshal, Tess 9:06 7:44 ce Education debate about the arming of campus cops. Vigeland

Law & Take Two: Why we trust video: These moving images have the power to galvanize Order/Courts/Poli Computers/Int people to press for change. But there's a problem. What we see might not always 9:14 7:09 ce ernet/IT reflect the whole truth. Rita Kirk, A Martinez

Take Two: California Report - Sawmill: Sawmills in the Sierra Nevada are flooded with logs salvaged from forest fires. In fact, the market is so glutted that there's no 9:24 3:35 Environment place to put the truckloads of logs that keep arriving at the mills. Alice Daniel (reporter)

Take Two: Oregon drought: The drought isn't just a California problem. Washington 9:27 7:38 Environment and Oregon— known the world over for their rain— are parched this year. Diana Enright, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Thai workers: Almost 20 years ago, a story broke in Los Angeles that Law & shocked the city. 72 garment workers were freed from a sweatshop in El Monte, Order/Courts/ after being held in conditions that amounted to slavery. It was a eye-opening case of Leslie-Berestein Rojas 9:35 4:14 Labor Issues Police human trafficking that many say still have ripple effects (reporter)

Entertainment Arts And Take Two: Jason Segel: Two writers named David. Their the subject of a film, in 9:42 11:27 Industry Culture theaters now, called The END OF THE TOUR. Jason Segel, Alex Cohen Kamasi Washington, Povi Entertainment Take Two: Aftershocks: We continue with our series of discussions around race in Tamu, Shauna Redmond, Alex 10:06 11:00 #N/A Industry light of 50th anniversary since the Watts Riots Cohen

Take Two: Community college: Lots of programs allow kids to take classes in two- year colleges, way before they've even starting thinking about a date to the high school senior prom. The goal is to get more kids exposed to a college environment Adolfo Guzman Lopez 10:17 3:54 Education at an earlier age. (reporter) Take Two: BBC Nazi: A leading Nazi hunter wants Danish authorities to prosecute a 90-year-old man who was a guard at a Nazi labour camp where hundreds of Jews were murdered. Efraim Zuroff, from the Simon Wiesenthal Centre in Jerusalem, has Historical Events/ accused the Danes of being reluctant to act. But the man at the centre of the storm, 10:24 5:49 History Segments Helmuth Rasboel, insists he did not kill any Jews. Malcom Brabant (reporter)

Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: David Kipen is back with this month's picks in 10:30 9:46 Authors literature. David Kipen, A Martinez

Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Road trips: Summertime means vacation time. But what if you can't get 10:42 5:58 Authors away this year? Well, there's a map for that. Richard Kreitner, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: BBC - Bikes: How about a trip to Amsterdam? If you're going there, one thing you should know. The Dutch really really like thier bikes. There are more bikes than people in Holland, and so it's only fitting that the country is experimenting with 10:48 5:00 Transportation getting more from their bike lanes. Richard Walker (reporter) Law & Order/Courts/ The Frame: Filmmaker Jennifer Nelson explains how she got wrapped up in litigation 3:36 4:30 Arts And Culture Police over "Happy Birthday" Jennifer Nelson / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Comedian Andy Kindler talks about the annual "State of the Industry" 3:41 4:31 Arts And Culture Industry speech he gives at the Just For Laughs comedy festival Andy Kindler / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Bob Thiele, music supervisor and composer on "Sons of Anarchy," chats 3:50 8:29 Arts And Culture Industry about the band that came out of the show Bob Thiele / John Horn

10:53 4:14 Arts And Culture Take Two: Weekend preview: A look at events happening this weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 2015

12:07 7:13 Off-Ramp: Gordon Pattison, who rode the original Angels Flight thousands John Rabe, Richard Schave, of times tells us about life on Bunker Hill before "urban renewal." Richard Gordon Pattison Historical Events/ Sacramento/St Schave has a petition to re-open Angel's Flight. History Segments ate Politics 12:15 4:30 Off-Ramp: Jed Kim follows scientists form the National Park Service in a one- Jed Kim, Justin Brown of-it's-kind tracking project of LA's coyotes. Environment 12:24 6:58 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with Gordon Pattison about Bunker Hill and it's John Rabe, Gordon Pattison Historical Events/ history. (ANGEL'S FLIGHT CONT.) History Segments #N/A 12:32 8:45 Historical Off-Ramp: Patt Morrison talks with Roy Choi about "To LIve and Dine in LA," Patt Morrison, Roy Choi Events/ a book and exhibit of restaurant menus at LA Public Library. Diversity/ Cultural History Events Segments 12:43 6:43 Law & Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon goes to Lunada Bay to talk with Guardian U.S. Chris Greenspon, Rory Order/Courts/Poli West Coast correspondant Rory Carroll the local surf-ganag, "The Bay Boys" Carroll ce Sports 12:50 1:11 Arts And Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Stonefist's HEALTH John Rabe #N/A Culture 12:51 6:22 Historical Off-Ramp: "Welcome to Vinci" excerpt, Kevin Ferguson talks with Karina Kevin Ferguson, Karina Events/ Longworth of the podcast "You Must Remember This" about Hollywood's Longworth Entertainment History sexy and sordid past. Industry Segments

MONDAY AUGUST 3, 2015

Airtalk: Draft Biden Super PAC highlights the question: Will Joe run? Maureen Washington, Dowd’s column in the New York Times this weekend speculated that Vice President 11:06 14:43 Politics DC reports Joe Biden might still be considering a run in 2016. Howie Mandel, Matt Rodriguez

Airtalk: Debating whether occupational licensing does more harm than good? Maureen Dowd’s column in the New York Times this weekend speculated that Vice 11:23 15:56 Debate Labor Issues President Joe Biden might still be considering a run in 2016. Leonard Gilroy, Ed Howard

Airtalk: Vulnerability of Cecil the lion provokes more sympathy than other violent acts. When news emerged last week that a big game hunter, Walter Palmer, had killed a protected lion named Cecil in Zimbabwe, the outrage and sadness from public quarters were tremendous -- even funnyman Jimmy Kimmel choked up 11:42 16:46 Foreign News Debate recounting the story on his talk show. Michael Shermer

Airtalk: Winners and losers debate Obama administration’s new environmental Washington, regulations. The nation’s coal-fired power plants will face the toughest emissions 12:06 14:19 Environment DC reports restrictions yet, under a new proposal announced by President Obama today. David Doninger

Airtalk: Are police chases worth the payoff? A nationwide analysis puts age-old Law & practice in perspective. The nation’s coal-fired power plants will face the toughest Order/Courts/Poli emissions restrictions yet, under a new proposal announced by President Obama Thomas Frank, Travis Yates, 12:23 17:13 ce Transportation today. Esther Seoanes Take Two: A White House plan, out today, calls for new cuts in power plant 9:06 6:29 Politics Environment emissions. Cara Horowitz, A Martinez

Take Two: Ferguson anniversary: It's been nearly a year since a white police officer shot and killed a black 18-year-old in Ferguson, Missouri. The killing of Michael Law & Brown and protests led to renewed attention on police conduct. Since then, Order/Courts/Poli lawmakers in nearly every state across the country have put forward measures to 9:13 3:57 ce change or improve how police work with local communities. David Lieb, A Martinez Take Two: California Report - Unconsious bias: The events in Ferguson and Law & elsewhere have caused institutions beyond law enforcement to rexamine how they Order/Courts/Poli interact with people of color. A few medical schools in California have taken up this 9:17 4:40 ce challenge. April Dembosky (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - Toyota and healthcare: Hospitals around the country are trying all kinds of creative things to cut costs. Including looking at how automakers manufacture cars. Some hospitals are adapting 9:24 4:06 #N/A Toyota's "production system" to delivering health care. Anna Gorman (reporter)

Take Two: Living without tech: What would happen if all of a sudden, your phone, Computers/Intern Public Health/ computer or tablet just vanished? But recently, for a group of tech addicts, this 9:28 7:02 et/IT Medicine exact thing did happen. Kate Unsworth, Tess Vigeland

Gender Law & Take Two: Fronteras - Same-sex marriage: Only a dozen of the 566 U.S. tribes Equity/Transgend Order/Courts/ recognize same sex marriage. In fact the country's largest tribes -- the Cherokee and 9:35 3:56 er Issues Police the Navajo -- have laws specifically prohibiting the unions. Laurel Morales (reporter) Entertainment 9:42 6:37 Industry Take Two: On The Lot: Our weekly look at the film business. Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez

Take Two: Dark places: Dark places is based on a novel of the same name written by Books/ Literature/ best selling author Gillian Flynn. This is the second book of Flynn's to be adapted for 9:49 9:01 Authors the big screen - a film version of her work Gone Girl came out last year. Gillian Flynn, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Cal Fire: The Rocky Fire, north of San Francisco, burned nearly 60,000 acres over the weekend and forced the evacuation of 12,000 people. It's just one of 10:06 4:57 Environment about 20 major wildfires burning throughout the state. Daniel Berlant, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Special Olympics: It was an emotional closing ceremony yesterday at the Special Olympics here in Los Angeles. More than 6,000 athletes had taken part over 10:11 9:02 Sports the past week, from more than 160 countries. Jeff Carr, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Pacific Crest Trail:The Pacific Crest Trail stretches from the border of Mexico to Canada. This summer more than 1,000 hikers are expected to trek through California, Oregon and Washington, making it one of the busiest years the trail has ever seen. Much of the traffic is thanks to Cheryl Strayed's 2012 memoir "Wild." and Reese Witherspoon's movie version of the book. But long before PCT got the Hollywood Katherine Davis-Young 10:24 5:13 Environment treatment, another woman found her peace there. (reporter) Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Women prison suicides: A rise in suicides among women prisoners in 10:29 10:06 ce California has prompted calls for authorities to step up efforts to combat the trend. Jane Kahn, A Martinez Take Two: Ronda Rousey: A look at the positive and negative impacts of Ronda 10:42 7:45 Sports Rousey's dominance. Ben Fowlkes, A Martinez Take Two: Techer summit: Thousands of teachers from across the state came together last Friday to attend a California Teachers Summit. High up on the agenda: the Common Core. It inspired much discussion, and some say there's still a lot of Adolfo Guzman Lopez 10:51 2:42 Education work to be done on these new learning standards. (reporter) Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:54 4:51 Arts And Culture California over the next seven days n/a

Airtalk: Former teacher of the year throws the book at tech in classrooms. Reports have been sounding the death knell of paper books for years now and yet even members of Generation Z--those are the ones coming up behind millennials--who Books/ probably don’t remember a time when a book for school didn’t also have a digital Literature/ component, seem to still have some attachment to the printed page. There’s some Rebecca Mieliwocki, Naomi 12:42 15:56 Education Authors research to back that up as well, both scientific and anecdotal. Baron

Public Health/ The Frame: Zel McCarthy, VP of Media at Beatport, discusses the relationship 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Medicine between EDM and drugs that frequently leads to deaths at raves Zel McCarthy / John Horn The Frame: The BBC's Yolande Knell reports on Jon Stewart's influence on Iraqi comedians / Yolande 3:41 4:45 Arts And Culture Foreign News comedians in Iraq Knell Entertainment The Frame: Diablo Cody talks about the inspiration for her newest flick, "Ricki and 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry the Flash" Diablo Cody / John Horn

TUESDAY AUGUST 4, 2015

Airtalk: Dance, but make sure someone’s watching: Weekend deaths prompt Board of Supervisors to consider EDM party ban. The discussion over whether to ban raves on Los Angeles County property has reignited after two women died this past Entertainment Public Health/ weekend at the Hard Summer music festival at the L.A. County Fairgrounds in Dr. Brian Johnston, Amy 11:06 24:17:00 Industry Medicine Pomona. Morrill

Airtalk: How the drought is changing not only what we see, but what we hear. Rising Natural temperatures and the fourth year of the worst drought in recorded history have 11:33 6:25 Environment Disaster meant that spring and summer have been coming earlier than usual to California. Andrea Jones

Airtalk: Sex positive or porn? Walmart joins 2 retailers to shield 'Cosmopolitan' Gender magazine from kids. Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, will put copies of Equity/Transge Cosmopolitan magazine behind "blinders," following in the footsteps of two other 11:42 16:55 #N/A nder Issues retailers. Dawn Hawkins, Shira Tarrant

Airtalk: Calif. Fish & Game commission considers bans on bobcat trapping. A 2014 ban on trapping bobcats around Joshua Tree National Park might be expanded to all Sacramento/St parklands in California and might go even further to a complete ban across the Mercer Lawing, Brendan 12:06 23:48 Environment ate Politics state. Cummings War/ Military Airtalk: Chow time: The link between your food and the military industrial complex. Events/ Ever had an energy bar? Or a cup of instant coffee? How about a hot dog? If you Public Health/ Military answer in the affirmative, like most modern-day Americans would, you have the U.S. 12:32 23:38 Medicine Culture military to thank. Anastacia Marx de Salcedo

Take Two: Energy fight: President Obama's plan to cut climate emissions has been 9:06 5:43 Environment Politics hailed as a step forward by many. But it also came in for swift criticism. Coral Davenport, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: BBC - China power: While the debate continues here in the US over replacing coal with cleaner, renewable forms of energy, China has been doing just that, for some time now. 9:12 4:10 Environment Politics David Shukman (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - Unconsious bias, part 2: If you're black and you go to the doctor with chest pain, you are less likely than a white patient to get referred for further cardiac care. Doctors say they treat everybody the same. But research Public Health/ Racial suggests doctors -- like the rest of us -- may be influenced by biases they don't know 9:16 4:33 Medicine Relations they have. April Dembosky (reporter)

Take Two: The Brood - Let kids fail: The end of summer can be a time for parents to look forward to, but a new school year can also mean the return of some unpleasant Youth/Children's family routines. Things like nagging kids to do their homework, fix their lunch, and 9:24 8:48 Issues/ Family remember to actually take it with them. One solution? Let the kids fail. Amy McCready, A Martinez

Take Two: Planned Parenthood: Republicans held a vote on a measure aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood. It failed. And even if it HAD garnered the necessary 9:33 6:27 Politics votes, President Obama promised he'd veto it. Amber Philips, A Martinez Arts And Take Two: California Report - Dry California: California's historic drought has also 9:42 4:20 Environment Culture provided inspiration for new music. Ezra David Romero (reporter)

9:46 8:56 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our segment to bring you new music Chris Martins, A Martinez

Take Two: GOP debate: The first Republican presidential debate is set for Thursday 10:06 8:18 Politics and the field is -- to put it mildly -- crowded. SV Date, Tess Vigeland

Books/ Take Two: Along with his real estate deals and various television projects, Donald Literature/ Trump has written at least 16 books. As you might expect, they're all mostly 10:14 8:20 Politics Authors about...Donald Trump. Carlos Lozada, A Martinez

Take Two: Huntington Park mayor: There was a city council meeting last night in Huntington Park, down in the south eastern part of LA County. And like many council meetings, this one featured the appointments of a couple of people to city commissions. This would not normally be a huge piece of news, but the two men 10:24 6:56 Politics Immigration who were appointed are living in the country illegally. Karina Macias, Tess Vigeland Take Two: Huntington Park folo: For a little more context, we turn to Fernando Guerra, professor of Political Science and Chicano Studies at Loyola Marymount 10:31 5:00 Politics Immigration University. Fernando Guerra, A Martinez

Take Two: Fronteras - Rocks: When people go hiking these days, all kinds of gadgets can help guide their way. But historically, humans have used something a lot more low-tech. A pile of rocks. It's technically called a cairn, and it has marked trails for 10:36 3:23 Environment millennia. Stina Steig (reporter)

Gender Take Two: Cold office: The metabolic rate of men runs higher, and therefore they Equity/Transge feel warmer. The AC, then, may be blasting to keep them cool -- while women in the 10:42 7:39 Science nder Issues office are shivering.

Take Two: Honest sunscreen: Dr. Vincent Deleo, a dermatologist at USC's Keck Public Health/ School of Medicine, joined the show to talk about sunscreen regulation and our 10:50 7:19 Medicine obsession with 'natural' products. Vincent DeLeo, Tess Vigeland Racial The Frame: Oliver Mayer of the USC School of Theater talks about the passing of 3:36 4:47 Arts And Culture Relations playwright Lynn Manning Oliver Mayer / John Horn The Frame: Members of the Eagle Rock Gospel Singers talk about their unlikely Will Wadsworth + Alissa Bird / 3:42 4:55 Arts And Culture Media musical group John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Actress Bel Powley talks about female sexuality and the new movie, 3:50 8:42 Arts And Culture nder Issues "Diary of a Teenage Girl" Bel Powley / John Horn

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 5, 2015

Airtalk: The future inside L.A. County jails after DOJ and LASD settle law. In a long awaited legal settlement with the United States Department of Justice, Los Angeles Law & County has committed to a series of reforms inside its troubled jail system, Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ according to a source familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of Rina Palta, Jeff Steck, Peter 11:06 13:35 ce Medicine anonymity. Eliasberg

Law & Airtalk: LA now requires you to lock up your gun at home. The Los Angeles City Order/Courts/Poli Council has unanimously thrown its support behind an ordinance that will require all 11:22 18:02 ce Debate firearms to be stored in a locked container or disabled with trigger locks. Paul Krekorian, Paul Neuharth

Law & Airtalk: SEC adopts rule mandating disclosure CEO-worker pay ratios. Today in a 3-2 Order/Courts/ vote, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a rule forcing companies to 11:42 15:58 Labor Issues Police disclose pay disparities between their CEOs and their lowest paid workers. Sylvia Allegretto, J.W. Verret

Airtalk: Uber, labor lawyer debate bid seeking class-action status for lawsuit. A court hearing in San Francisco is set for Thursday to hear whether a group of Uber drivers can obtain class-action status for a lawsuit it filed against the e-hailing giant seeking Caroline Fredrickson, Harry 12:06 27:51:00 Transportation Labor Issues to classify drivers as employees of the company, instead of independent contractors. Campbell Airtalk: Anxiety as ‘frenemy’ - the good and the bad of dreadful stress. Stress and burnout specialist, Kristen Lee Costa, Ed.D., encounters people dealing with anxiety Public Health/ regularly and counsels that instead of escaping or medicating anxious feelings, 12:43 19:35 Science Medicine people should first distinguish between beneficial and harmful anxiety. Kristen Lee Costa Take Two: Debt shaming: Disclosures about the personal debt and finances of GOP candidates Scott Walker and Marco Rubio have drawn attention, but how useful is it 9:06 7:02 Politics to voters? Eric Sussman, Tess Vigeland

Racial Take Two: Latino caucus: Latinos have so far not been much of a factor in Iowa, but Matt Vasilogambros, A 9:13 7:48 Politics Relations with a rising number of potential voters, that may be set to change. Martinez

Take two: Readmission penalties: More than half the nation's hospitals will be Public Health/ required to pay financial penalties to Medicare. The reason? Too many of their 9:24 3:02 Medicine patients are ending up BACK in the hospital after being discharged. Stephanie O'Neill (reporter) Public Health/ 9:27 6:40 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Rebecca Plevin, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: BBC - Climate change: How climate change may have the potential to 9:34 4:44 Environment disrupt the lives of millions of teenage girls. Farhana Haider (reporter) Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 9:56 Sports Take Two: Sports roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez

Computers/Int Take Two: E-sports: Game makers are beginning to realize that appealing to elite 9:52 4:52 Sports ernet/IT players can generate buzz and long-lasting interest in their video games. Nick Wingfield, Tess Vigeland

Take Two: Felons voting: Under state law, people in prison, on parole, or under community supervision for a felony can't cast a ballot. But that policy is about to Law & change, thanks to an announcement yesterday from California Secretary of State Order/Courts/Poli Alex Padilla. It's part of a growing movement to restore voting rights to former 10:06 6:56 ce Politics criminals across the country. Paige St. John, A Martinez

Take Two: Decker profile: Southern California has a new chief federal prosecutor. US Attorney Eileen Decker will oversee criminal cases for the federal government across 10:13 3:41 Politics seven counties Frank Stoltze (reporter)

Take Two: BBC - El Salvador: El Salvador is one of the smallest and poorest countries in Central America. Each year thousands of its people head to the US in search of a better life. But the mass migration means the communities they leave are changed 10:17 4:00 Immigration Foreign News forever. Katy Watson (reporter)

Historical Events/ Take Two: Watts Towers: The history of the Watts Towers and the man who built 10:24 10:07 History Segments them. Edward Landler, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: LA County jails: Federal oversight is coming to the jails after the suicides 10:34 5:16 ce of several mentally ill inmates. Ron Kaye, A Martinez Take Two: Hate watching: Legions of TV watchers find themselves continuing to Entertainment follow along even when their shows start to generate an immodest amount of 10:42 8:05 Industry eyerolling. Brian Lowry, Tess Vigeland Take Two: Legions of Boom:Oliver Wang joins A Martinez to talk about the influence Entertainment of Filipino American DJ crews from the 1980s on popular music and the scene at the 10:50 7:52 #N/A Industry time. Oliver Wang, A Martinez Entertainment The Frame: As Jon Stewart's tenure on the Daily Show nears its end, we look back at Jon Stewart / Robert Garrova 3:36 4:53 Arts And Culture Industry his pre-Daily Show gigs & John Horn Books/ Literature/ The Frame: Selma Hayek talks about her personal collection to the animated movie, 3:41 5:06 Arts And Culture Authors "The Prophet" Selma Hayek / Darby Maloney Historical Events/ History The Frame: Composer Reinhold Heil talks about creating the mood music for the 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Segments tense TV show, "Deutschland 83" Reinhold Heil / John Horn

THURSDAY AUGUST 6, 2015

Airtalk: Countdown to tonight’s Republican debate in Cleveland. This evening is the debut of what will be a long-running series - the Republican Presidential candidates' 11:06 14:29 Politics Debate debates. Ashley O’Connor, Jason Roe

Airtalk: Experts weigh in on Calif. senators' plan to bring homeless vets into West LA Law & campus. A proposal was introduced this morning by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D- Order/Courts/Poli Calif.) and Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) toward the goal of providing homeless veterans 11:23 18:43 ce Housing Issues with housing at the West Los Angeles campus of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Martha Groves, Gregory Scott Youth/Childre n's Issues/ Airtalk: Could longer parental leave at Netflix actually mean less time off? Netflix 11:44 14:15 Labor Issues Family announced an unlimited parental leave policy this week. Ray Baumruk

Airtalk: What city of Ontario must do to keep ONT in the air. Ontario International 12:06 13:14 Travel Transportation Airport will once again belong to the city from which it gets its namesake. Liset Marquez, Brett Snyder

Law & Airtalk: Bobcat trapping ban belies thriving hunting tradition, management in Order/Courts/Poli California. Despite the significance of banning bobcat hunts in California, the 12:22 19:34 ce Environment interest and management of hunting in the state is thriving. Dan Yparraguirre

Entertainment Diversity/ Airtalk: How 'beef' in hip hop may help make the rap game better. For as long as rap 12:44 14:40 Industry Cultural Events and hip hop have been around, rappers have had reasons to feud. Reggie Ossé, Todd Boyd Historical Events/ History Take Two: Voting rights: For civil rights activists, it was a hard-fought victory. But 9:06 6:31 Politics Segments some say the fight isn’t over. Shereen Marisol Meraji Take Two: Voting Rights - Latinos and Asians: The Voting Rights Act was primarily designed to protect black voters. But we can't forget that it also helped other Historical Events/ Racial minority groups as well-- such as Latinos and Asians. For decades, they too were Marisa Abrahano, Terry Ao 9:12 8:11 History Segments Relations often prevented from casting their vote at the ballot box. Minnis, A Martinez Matt Barretto, Shereen 9:24 8:07 Politics Take Two: GOP debate: What to watch for during the GOP debate. Marisol Meraji Take Two: Wheel Thing: Our weekly look at all things automotive with the OC 9:32 5:42 Transportation Register's Susan Carpenter. Susan Carpenter, A Martinez

Computers/Intern Take Two: Virtual reality: Companies like Facebook, Google, and even Samsung are Joel Stein, Shereen Marisol 9:42 8:24 et/IT exploring ways to integrate virtual reality into our everyday lives. Merajia

9:50 6:34 Science Take Two: Lab Notes: Our check in with KPCC's science reporter Sanden Totten Sanden Totten, A Martinez Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Carla Sacramento/St Marinucci, Shereen Marisol 10:06 14:49 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Meraji

Take Two: Dos Santos: Giovani Dos Santos is set to debut tonight against a team from Trinidad and Tobago, and his arrival is huge for the Galaxy. He's a Mexican Andrea Canales, Shereen 10:24 4:59 Sports national team star and in the prime of his career. Marisol Meraji

Take Two: Goodbye Jon Stewart: Tonight, the man who managed to convey disbelief Entertainment and outrage with just one despairing look at the camera will have his moment of zen 10:29 7:00 Industry Media for one last time. Jon Stewart will finally exit the Daily Show. Hank Stuever, A Martinez

Take Two: Iraq Daily Show: The Daily Show's popularity reaches well beyond the U-S. Entertainment It's spawned "spin offs" around the world. Sometimes in places you might not 10:36 4:48 Foreign News Industry expect. Case in point - Iraq. Yolande Knell (reporter)

Take Two: Housing movement: If you are looking for a place to live in LA, this won't be a big suprise - this city has become one of the LEAST affordable rental markets in the country. By some measures it's the most expensive. And THAT is turning a 10:42 4:53 Housing Issues growing number of renters into activists. Josie Huang (reporter)

Take Two: A new illustrated film brings together some of the world's most amazing talents in acting, animation and music. The story revolves around a young girl played Entertainment by Oscar-nominated Quvenzhane Wallis, her mother, voiced by Salma Hayek, and a Quvenzhane Wallis, Roger 10:47 10:28 Arts And Culture Industry mystical poet and painter named Mustafa, portrayed by Liam Neeson. Allers, Alex Cohen

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Tracie Egan Morrissey, editor in chief of the new Vice site Broadly, talks Tracie Egan Morrissey / John 3:36 4:00 Media nder Issues about creating a safe space for women on the internet Horn Historical Events/ History The Frame: Contributor Elyssa Dudley talks with the children of the eccentric actor Theatricum Botanicum / Elyssa 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Segments who established the Theatricum Botanicum\ Dudley

Entertainment The Frame: Singer/actress Kaycee Clanton talks about portraying Janis Joplin night 3:50 7:54 Arts And Culture Industry in, night out, on stage at the Pasadena Playhouse Kaycee Clanton / John Horn FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2015

Airtalk: Gaffes, zingers, drinking game: Bipartisan operatives weigh in on first GOP debate. Early numbers suggest last night’s Republican debate wasn’t only the most- watched primary debate in history, but might have even garnered twice as large an Matt Rodriguez, Robert G. de 11:06 24:11:00 Politics Debate audience as the record it broke. Posada

Airtalk: One in 14 Metro riders has experienced sexual harassment, new survey finds. A new survey released by Metro finds a slight decrease in the number of passengers that have experienced sexual harassment on buses and subways since Paul Gonzales, Genevieve 11:34 22:32 Talk of the City Transportation last spring, the last time riders were polled. Berrick

Airtalk: Filmweek: 'Fantastic Four,' 'The Gift,' 'Shaun the Sheep Movie,' and more. It would not be a summer 2015 weekend without another superhero movie. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Andy Klein, Claudia Puig, and Charles Solomon review Entertainment this week's releases, including "Fantastic Four," the promising thriller "The Gift," the 12:06 33:42:00 Media Industry animated feature "Shaun the Sheep Movie," and more. TGI-Filmweek! Claudia Puig, Charles Solomon

Take Two: Ferguson Commission: Before August of last year - very few people had Law & ever heard of the small town of Ferguson, Missouri, but that all changed after 18 Order/Courts/Poli year old Michael Brown was shot and killed by Darren Wilson, a Ferguson police Reverend Starskey Wilson, 9:06 9:41 ce officer. Shereen Marisol Meraji

Law & Take Two: Fronteras - Juarez Women: Women who were victims of violence in Order/Courts/Poli Juarez, Mexico, used to have few options for seeking help. That's slowly changing 9:16 4:27 ce Foreign News thanks to years of pressure from local and international organizations. Monica Ortiz Uribe (reporter)

Take Two: GOP debate folo: Fox had a big ol' ratings hit last night - millions tuned in Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Jim for the first debate in the GOP race for the presidential nomination. Did people feel Rhicards, Shereen Marisol 9:24 9:18 Politics they got to know the candidates any better after last night? Meraji

Take Two: Illegal immigrants: A recent New Yorker article by Jeffrey Toobin that used the term "illegal immigrant" renewed the conversation. And it got us thinking about how journalists choose their words in other situations too, and why it Aly Colon, Shereen 9:34 5:12 Immigration Media matters. Marisol Meraji

Take Two: Bees: Flowers and bees. They go together like...well, milk and honey. But it turns out that some types of flowers are harboring something can be deadly to the bees buzzing around them. That's what researchers found at University of California, 9:42 6:55 Science Riverside Peter Graystock, A Martinez Take Two: Tacopedia: Tacos Al Pastor, roasted goat tacos, Kosher tacos, Breakfast Tacos. Here in Los Angeles we are blessed with an almost ridiculous variety of tacos. Diversity/ Cultural The city's leading taco detective, writer Bill Esparza, has identified at least 47 9:50 6:47 Events different taco species. Bill Esparza, A Martinez

Take Two: Hiroshima survivor: In 1945, he was in the city Hiroshima when -70 years Historical Events/ ago yesterday- the United States dropped the world's first atomic bomb. Then 14- Jack Dairiki, Shereen Marisol 10:06 7:09 History Segments year-old Jack Dairiki was just a few miles outside the city. Meraji Law & Take Two: Mexico Killing: Recently, 32-year-old Nadia Vera, an activist, and Order/Courts/Poli photojournalist Ruben Espinosa, tried to escape the threats that dogged their home 10:13 7:22 ce Foreign News state of Veracruz. Rafael Castillo, A Martinez

Take Two: Sundance Next fest: Indie films, music and comedy. Who doesn't love at Entertainment least one of those things? You'll find them ALL at the Sundance Next Fest this John Cooper, Trevor Groth, 10:24 7:07 Arts And Culture Industry weekend at the ACE hotel theater in Downtown LA. Shereen Marisol Meraji Take Two: Cop car: One of the films at the Sundance Next festival, which also rolls 10:31 8:44 Arts And Culture into theaters today, is "Cop Car" Kevin Bacon, Alex Cohen

Take Two: New DTLA: Downtown Los Angeles has traditionally been known as a place where you go to work. But, that notion is quickly becoming outdated. Just 2.5% of the area's workforce is there. More and more, it's becoming a 10:42 4:16 Housing Issues neighborhood where people want to live. Ben Bergman (reporter)

Take Two: Sumo championships: The US Sumo Championships are tomorrow, at Cal State Long Beach, with over 100 matches in just one afternoon, and the director, Andrew Freund, Shereen 10:46 3:49 Sports Andrew Freund,tells more. Marisol Meraji Entertainment 10:50 4:15 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Weekend preview: A look at events happening this weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez

Entertainment Airtalk: Ready for my close up: The evolution of Los Angeles as a character in film Andy Klein, Claudia Puig, Kevin 12:45 13:48 Media Industry and TV. Los Angeles is often referred to as the most photographed city in the world. Ferguson Entertainment The Frame: Music journalist Scott Stirling joins us to review Dr. Dre's new album, 3:36 4:50 Arts And Culture Industry "Compton" Scott Stirling / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Rachael Worby, artistic director of Muse/Ique, talks about creating a 3:42 4:11 Arts And Culture Industry space for less stuffy orchestra music Rachael Worby / John Horn The Frame: Brothers Kim and Roberto Benabib talk about creating political satire on Kim + Roberto Benabib / John 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Politics HBO's "The Brink" Horn SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2015

12:07 8:26 Off-Ramp: Roger Corman tells us about his original 1994 'Fantastic Four.' R.H. Greene, Roger Corman Historical How indie film legend Roger Corman, the Galactus from Detroit, exploded Events/ the Marvel universe without even trying. Watch the original "Fantastic Entertainment History Four" here. Industry Segments 12:16 6:37 Off-Ramp: The costumed princesses of Los Angeles, at a kids party near you Mark Pampanin, Jennifer They’re glamorous, they’re exhausted and they’re hoping to be invited to Michele your kid’s next birthday party. They are the costumed princesses of L.A. and their ranks are increasing. Youth/Children's Entertainment Issues/ Family Industry 12:22 1:00 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Tony Molina’s “Change My Ways” John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry 12:27 6:00 Off-Ramp: John Rabe interviews the actor who plays him in 'The End of the John Rabe, Dan John Miller Books/ Literature/ Entertainment Tour,' David Foster Wallace biopic Authors Industry 12:33 1:48 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Adolfo Guzman Lopez on diverse casting John Rabe, Adolfo Guzman Racial Relations Industry Lopez 12:35 8:24 Off-Ramp: 1996 David Foster Wallace on “Infinite Jest” John Rabe, David Foster Books/ Literature/ Public Health/ Wallace Authors Medicine 12:44 2:09 Entertainment Off-Ramp: George Takei takes Facebook questions John Rabe, George Takei Homosexuality Industry 12:46 4:21 Off-Ramp: Patt Morrison remembers a decade-long conversation with Patt Morrison Entertainment friend, Marlon Brando Arts And Culture Industry 12:50 3:09 Youth/Children's Off-Ramp: Brains On: Cat Language Sanden Totten, Molly Issues/ Family Science Bloom 12:54 3:22 Off-Ramp: Sam Hall Kaplan remembers his first cousin, NPR's Alan Cheuse Sam Hall Kaplan Books/ Literature/ Authors Media

MONDAY AUGUST 10, 2015

Airtalk: Is Frank Gehry right for the LA River revitalization? Some critics are Christopher Hawthorne, Lewis 11:06 14:56 Arts And Culture Environment concerned Frank Gehry will turn the LA River into a vanity project. McAdams

Airtalk: Stakeholders break down controversial proposed county health agency merger. Los Angeles County’s Department of Health Services, Department of Mental Public Health/ Health, and Department of Public Health could all become a single entity if a Mitchell Katz, Jonathan 11:23 16:35 Debate Medicine proposal passes that would merge the three departments into one agency. Fielding, Bruce Saltzer

Airtalk: Should names, addresses of lawn rebate recipients in LA be disclosed for Law & accountability? The city of Los Angeles and the Metropolitan Water District disagree Order/Courts/ over whether the names and addresses of people and companies who received turf Molly Peterson, John Kotler, 11:42 15:58 Housing Issues Police removal rebates from the MWD should be made public. Joe Ramallo

Airtalk: Watts Riots of 1965: Angelenos recount what lit up the powder keg. For Law & younger Californians and new Californians who have little knowledge or Historical Events/ Order/Courts/ understanding of what transpired 50 years ago, AirTalk hosts an historical primer on 12:06 36:00:00 History Segments Police the riots. Lorn Foster, Joe Hicks Airtalk: Don’t burn bridges: The how-to guide to leaving your job on good terms. Gone are the days when workers would stay at one job until they retire. Career changes today are as common as job changes, given the changing demand of the 12:44 11:26 Debate Labor Issues economy. Liz Ryan

Take Two: Bernie in LA: Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate 9:06 7:08 Education Bernie Sanders will make an appearance here in Southern California. Seema Metah, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Hilary tuition: Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton will be in Exeter, Economics and New Hampshire today. She's announcing a proposal for roughly $175 BILLION in 9:13 6:30 Education Business federal grants to help undergraduates pay tuition at public colleges. David Mark, Alex Cohen Computers/Intern 9:24 14:50 et/IT Take Two: State of hacking: A Martinez Entertainment 9:42 9:30 Industry Take Two: On The Lot: Our weekly look at the film business. Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez

Take Two: Diary of a teenage girl: The film The Diary of a teenage Girl is based on a novel of the same name. The story is set in San Francisco in 1976 and focuses on a 9:52 8:49 Arts And Culture 15-year-old girl who records her adventures in an audio journal. Marielle Heller, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Cop watch: On Sunday, a silent march and peaceful protest ended in Law & violence, as gunfire erupted last night. Police say a man fired on plainclothes Order/Courts/Poli officers, who then shot and injured the man, who was hospitalized in critical 10:06 5:00 ce condition, according to the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Ezell Ford: This Tuesday marks one year since Ezell Ford was killled in a 10:11 5:42 ce confrontation with police officers in South L.A. Cheryl Dorsey, A Martinez

Take Two: Katz profile: LA County leaders are thinking about making some changes to who heads the agencies providing health and mental health care. Health Services Public Health/ Director Mitch Katz not only likes the idea, he's also one of the lead candidates to 10:17 3:51 Medicine take over what would be a massive health agency. Rina Palta (reporter)

Take two: Jason Rezaian: Today in Tehran, Washington post reporter Jason Rezaian (reh-ZIGH-ahn) appeared at his final court hearing. Law & Rezaian was detained last summer and charged with espionage and distributing Order/Courts/Poli propaganda against the Islamic Republc. The journalist holds dual citizenship in Iran 10:24 8:00 ce Foreign News and the US. Martin Baron, Alex Cohen

Take Two: El Nino v. The Blob: If the El Niño climate pattern forming in the Pacific strengthens enough, it could mean lots of rain for the west coast this winter. But, there's also a ridge of high-pressure air that's created a huge patch of warm ocean 10:32 5:02 Environment Science water - they call it "the Blob." Sanden Reporter (reporter) Take Two: Vinci locations: The second season of HBO's "True Detective" has plenty of detractors. But one saving grace of the show is the way it has utilized the scenery 10:37 3:25 Media of southern California. Kevin Ferguson (reporter)

Books/ Literature/ William Finnegan, A 10:42 10:34 Authors Take Two: Barbarian days: Memoir of writer and surfer William Finnegan. Martinez Entertainment Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:52 4:50 Arts And Culture Industry California over the next seven days n/a Entertainment The Frame: Vulture.com's Kyle Buchanan joins us to talk about the hilarious reasons 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry that "Fantastic Four" flopped Kyle Buchanan / John Horn

The Frame: Contributor Gideon Brower goes behind the scenes as the Broad The Broad Museum / Gideon 3:41 5:17 Arts And Culture Media Museum moves its art into its new building in downtown LA Brower

Entertainment The Frame: Creator John Ridley and actor Richard Cabral talk about the success of John Ridley + Richard Cabral / 3:50 9:52 Arts And Culture Industry "American Crime," and how life imitates art in many ways. John Horn

TUESDAY AUGUST 11, 2015

Airtalk: To clinch Olympics bid, LA promises to pay cost overrun. Mayor Eric Garcetti says the city is prepared to cover any cost overrun or revenue shortfall if Los Angeles is chosen to host the 2024 Olympics, as Los Angeles inches closer to becoming the David Wharton, Andrew 11:06 17:22 Talk of the City Sports U.S.’s nominee to host the event. Zimbalist

Airtalk: Why breakfast might NOT be the most important meal of the day. “Eat your Public Health/ breakfast, it’s the most important meal of the day”-- it’s conventional wisdom, not Peter Whoriskey, Linda Van 11:26 14:06 Science Medicine to mention a pillar of U.S. Dietary Guideline policy. Horn Books/ Airtalk: Do you even read, bro? Author and professor makes case for ‘difficult Literature/ fiction.’ From the time we start to pick up books and read, we are reading mostly 11:43 16:02 Arts And Culture Authors fiction. Joanna Scott

Airtalk: The Sanders Effect: Why more and more Democrats are feeling the ‘Bern.’ While the news media continues to play “Guess what Donald Trump said this time?” 12:06 17:29 Media Politics Bernie Sanders has quietly been climbing the Democratic polls in the background. Matt Dickinson

Airtalk: Radical changes coming to wireless and cell phone purchasing in 2015. Later Computers/Intern Economics and this week, Verizon customers will no longer be offered a traditional contract option 12:26 14:05 et/IT Business when they want a new phone or a new plan. Brian Fung

Airtalk: Of all the gin joints: KPCC-ers, Angelenos on the best dive bars in LA. Fancy 12:43 #N/A $20 cocktails and newfangled mixologists have their utility in the world. Historical Events/ Take Two: The Watts Riots - looking back: 50 years ago, a simple traffic stop History triggered an explosion of pent-up frustration in Watts. Memories from some who Tim Watkins, Brenda 9:06 31:26:00 Racial Relations Segments were there. Stevenson, Alex Cohen Historical Events/ History Take Two: Policing the community of Watts: The evolution of policing: how police Robert Yanez, Priscilla Ocen, A 9:40 15:44 Racial Relations Segments and community have changed in Watts over 50 years. Martinez

Historical Take Two: Growing up in Watts: There are a lot of misconceptions about life in Events/ Watts, so to really find out what growing up in Watts is like, we followed two young History residents, Bruce Lemon Jr. and Devonne Bowman, around their home town and Bruce Lemon Jr. and Devonne 10:06 6:57 Racial Relations Segments listened in on their thoughts. Bowman (no host) Historical Events/ Take Two: Project Fatherhood: Every Wednesday night, a group of fathers get History together at the Jordan Downs Community Center in Watts for an informal meeting Mike Cummings, Jorja Leap, 10:12 9:21 Racial Relations Segments called Project Fatherhood. Alex Cohen Historical Events/ Take Two: Latinos in Watts: In 1965, most of Watts was black. Today, it's mostly History Latino. How do they relate to events from 1965 when they may not have any Arturo Ybarra, Oscar Menjivar, 10:24 15:44 Racial Relations Segments connection to them? A Martinez Historical Events/ Shana Redmond, Amde History Take Two: Arts in Watts: Throughout the history of Watts, the arts have played an Hamilton, Johnie Scott, Alex 10:42 15:51 Racial Relations Segments important role: creating a place for expression and reflection. Cohen

Economics and The Frame: Matthew Graham of Acorn TV talks about the challenges of running a 3:36 5:27 Arts And Culture Business niche streaming service for British TV fanatics Matthew Graham / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Comedian Jen Kirkman takes us behind the scenes at the Outside Lands 3:42 3:21 Arts And Culture Industry Festival in San Francisco Jen Kirkman / James Kim

Racial The Frame: Filmmaker F. Gary Gray talks about digging through the tumultous and 3:50 8:36 Arts And Culture Relations contentious history of NWA to make Straight Outta Compton F. Gary Gray/ John Horn

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12, 2015

Airtalk: City, county leaders’ moves on transportation, incarceration mark paradigm shift for region. Yesterday Los Angeles County Supervisors and LA City Meghan McCarty, Tamika Councilmembers made big bets on a dramatically different future for transportation Butler, Jay Beeber, Dan Schnur, 11:06 35:44:00 Transportation Talk of the City and incarceration. Raphael Sonenshein

Airtalk: China's ozone-forming pollutants drift over California, study shows. From 2005 to 2010, the western US made huge leaps in cutting ozone-forming pollutants at a 21 percent decrease, but the ozone in the atmosphere did not drop because of a combination of pollutants drifting from China plus a natural uptick in ozone, 11:47 11:07 Environment Foreign News according to a new study. Jessica Neu, Paul Joffe

Airtalk: Cyber security expert, strategists weigh in on the endless debate about Computers/Int Clinton emails. After months of refusal, Hillary Clinton has agreed to turn over her Steve Bucci, Kate Maeder, 12:06 24:45:00 Politics ernet/IT personal email server to the Justice Department. Andrew von Ramin Mapp Gender Equity/Transge Take Two: GOP and women: Trump’s rift with Fox’s Megyn Kelly could have some 9:06 8:44 Politics nder Issues unexpected fallout. Karlyn Bowman, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Mobility plan: Yesterday the L.A. City Council voted 12-2 to approve a 9:14 5:38 Transportation Politics sweeping transportation policy change called "Mobility Plan 2035." Mike Bonin, A Martinez Gender Equity/Transgend Computers/Int Take Two: LGBT YouTube: YouTube has a person in charge of reaching out to that 9:24 7:02 er Issues ernet/IT community and even curating their videos. Raymond Braun, A Martinez Public Health/ 9:31 6:16 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 9:35 Sports Take Two: Sports roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez Take Two: Perseid Shower: Tonight marks a special treat for star-gazers- it's the 9:51 5:40 Science annual Perseid meteor shower is back. Sanden Totten, Alex Cohen

Law & Take Two: California alien: For years, the word "alien" was used in California to Order/Courts/ describe both workers who were here legally, and those who came here 10:06 5:52 Immigration Police undocumented. That now will change.

Take Two: Mentally Ill: California health officials are considering levying a fine Public Health/ against Kaiser Permanente - the country's largest managed health car provider - for 10:11 4:57 Medicine illegally delaying treatment for its patients with mental health issues. Jenny Gold (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - Lobbyists: State lawmakers will be returning to Sacramento next week after summer recess. Upon arrival, they'll be welcomed back by more than 18-hundred lobbyists. No shocker that lobbying is big business. But Sacramento/St what may be surprising is which industry spends the most: Oil? Technology? Labor? 10:16 4:07 Politics ate Politics Nope: It's local government. John Myers (reporter)

Take Two: Wexler's Deli: Micah Wexler runs Wexler's Deli in downtown LA at Grand Diversity/ Cultural Arts And Central Market. He tells more about the menu he rebooted for the book - a menu 10:24 8:00 Events Culture from a gala dinner thrown for Albert Einstein at the Ambassador Hotel in 1931. Micah Wexler, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Deli desserts: Coolhaus Ice Cream actually had the chutzpah to put Diversity/ Cultural Arts And pastrami in ice cream, along with other traditional Jewish favorites, as part of their Natasha Case, Alex Cohen, A 10:32 7:34 Events Culture new Jewish deli menu. Martinez Take Two: DJ Yella: This weekend, the movie Straight Outta Compton hits theatres Entertainment across the country. It tells the story of the ground breaking West Coast rap group 10:42 11:26 Arts And Culture Industry NWA. DJ Yella, A Martinez

Take Two: Sky writing: While working on the film Straight Outta Compton, fellow NWA member and co-producer Dr. Dre says he was so inspired that he decided to Entertainment make his first album in 16 years. That new album is called COMPTON, and to get the 10:56 5:15 #N/A Industry word out about it, Dr. Dre has taken to the skies above LA. Cristina Domi, Alex Cohen Gender Equity/Transgend Airtalk: Why Stony Brook University decided to launch the country's first masculinity 12:30 22:53 er Issues Education master's program. You’ve no doubt heard of women’s studies, but men’s studies? Michael Kimmel The Frame: Vulture.com's Joe Adalian chats about the big headlines from this year's 3:36 3:33 Arts And Culture Media TCA. Joe Adalian / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Hrishikesh Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast goes in-depth with Stephen Bruener / Hrishikesh 3:41 5:17 Arts And Culture Industry bassist/singer Thundercat on his newest jam, "Them Changes" Hirway

Entertainment The Frame: Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasarhelyi talk about falling in love during the Jimmy Chin + Chai Vasarhelyi / 3:50 7:21 Arts And Culture Industry production of the epic documentary, "Meru" John Horn

THURSDAY AUGUST 13, 2015

Airtalk: One month later: How LA’s new homeless encampment ordinances are being enforced. It’s been a month since two ordinances went into effect that Law & shorten the time homeless people have to clear out their belongings after being Order/Courts/ asked to move, but concern from some about how the new laws affect the homeless 11:06 14:33 Housing Issues Police community hasn’t ebbed. Gale Holland, Pete White Historical Events/ History Airtalk: New documentary on LA's first African American mayor Tom Bradley. Tom Raphael Sonenshein, Robert C. 11:23 18:31 Racial Relations Segments Bradley was an iconic Angeleno. Farrell

Airtalk: Vanity Fair article claims Tinder promotes hookups and casual sex. How do Gender you use the app? “The Bling Ring” author Nancy Jo Sales’s latest piece for Vanity Fair Equity/Transgend looks at how mobile dating apps have changed the way millennials approach dating 11:44 14:21 er Issues Media and sex, with particular emphasis on the LA-based company Tinder. Julie Spira

Airtalk: What fallout from the Gold King Mine spill means for future cleanups in the West. It’s been eight days since an Environmental Protection Agency-supervised Public Health/ crew accidentally burst a Gold King Mine plug that unleashed 3 million gallons of Jonathan Thompson, Joel 12:06 13:29 Medicine Environment wastewater containing heavy metals and arsenic into the Animas River. Reynolds

Airtalk: How to share news of a mutual friend's death: ':-( Bobby's DOA. RIP!' In a hyper-connected world filled with over-sharing, when it comes to the bad news of a Computers/Int friend's death, you are more likely to learn about it through a text message, email or 12:22 20:05 Obituaries ernet/IT on Facebook than from a phone call or even face-to-face. Amy Alkon

Airtalk: Albums, baseball cards, shot glasses: Those and the odder things we collect. Diversity/ Jay Leno is famous for his massive car collection and Tom Hanks is known to be a 12:44 14:03 Arts And Culture Cultural Events lover of vintage typewriters. Joan Hamill Take two: 3 years of DACA: Three years ago this week, the U.S. began granting temporary deportation relief to young undocumented migrants. We look at what's Chando Kem, Laura 9:06 10:20 Immigration Politics changed. Flores, A Martinez

Take Two: BBC - Comfort women: Tomorrow marks 70 years since the Japanese surrendered to the Allies in World War Two. After all these decades, China and Historical Events/ South Korea continue to protest about Japan's failure to fully apologise for atrocities 9:16 4:32 History Segments committed by Japanese troops. So what is the truth about Japan's crimes? Rupert Wingfield (reporter) Gender Equity/Transgend 9:24 9:20 er Issues #N/A Take Two: Trans deaths: Looking at homicides against trans women Jen Richards, Alex Cohen

Economics and Take Two: China currency: Chinese economists say devaluing the yuan, the nation's 9:33 5:37 Business Foreign News currency, is an attempt to help stabilize the country's sluggish economy. Gabriel Wisdom, A Martinez Take Two: Wheel Thing: Our weekly look at all things automotive with the OC 9:42 6:31 Transportation Register's Susan Carpenter. Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

Entertainment Take Two: Noah Baumbach: The film MISTRESS AMERICA opens in select theaters 9:48 8:44 Arts And Culture Industry today, and stars actress Greta Gerwig as Brooke. Noah Baumbach, Alex Cohen

Sacramento/St Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Melanie 10:06 15:01 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Mason, A Martinez

Take Two: El Nino dam: This morning, US government meteorologists issued their latest long term forecast - and it calls for a muscular El Nino weather pattern that 10:24 5:14 Environment could bring torrential rains and flooding to Southern California. Are we ready? Sharon McNary (reporter)

Take Two: PDO: Move over El Nino, scientists now have their eyes on another, stronger climate pattern that could deliver rain to Southern California for years. It's 10:29 10:08 Science Environment called Pacific Decadal Oscillation. Bill Patzert, A Martinez Entertainment 10:42 4:39 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Weekend preview: A look at events happening this weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: NWA music: Dr. Dre, the 50-year-old rapper, has a more fatherly tone, 10:46 10:28 Arts And Culture Industry but he's not buying sweaters yet. Morgan Rhodes, A Martinez

Racial The Frame: Contributor Sarah Monte looks at a theater company in Watts that's Watts Village Theater 3:36 4:07 Arts And Culture Relations looking to change the narrative about the Watts Riots Company / Sarah Monte Entertainment The Frame: John Wyatt of Cinespia gives a history of his outfit that puts on movies in 3:41 5:07 Arts And Culture Industry cemetaries John Wyatt / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Sara and Sean Watkins have been playing music together for their whole Sara + Sean Watkins / John 3:51 7:53 Arts And Culture Industry lives, so they talk about their careers together Horn FRIDAY AUGUST 14, 2015 Airtalk: Another bump in the road: Report says 710 EIR doesn’t account for cancer risk. The South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) says the draft environmental impact report on the 710 extension is essentially useless because it Public Health/ didn’t account for the amount of cancerous emissions the tunnel project would Steve Scauzillo, Barbara 11:06 21:48 Medicine Transportation cause. Messina, Donald Voss

Airtalk: What do rising sea levels in the Pacific Northwest mean for Southern California? A recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey, Oregon State University and UCLA looked at the Pacific Northwest’s tidal wetland vulnerability to rising sea 11:30 10:31 Natural Disaster Environment levels. Karen Thorne

Airtalk: Iranian Americans in Los Angeles debate nuclear deal. A vote in Congress on the Iran nuclear deal is slated for September, and both sides of the debate have 11:43 15:03 Debate Foreign News been fighting to be heard. Nina Ansary, Sam Yebri

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E,’ ‘Straight Outta Compton,’ ‘ Mistress America’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell and Justin Chang review this week’s new releases including Guy Ritchie’s return with “The Man from Entertainment U.N.C.L.E.,” the much-hyped and well-received “Straight Outta Compton,” the latest 12:06:00 31:15:00 Industry Media from Noah Baumbach, “Mistress America,” and more. TGI-Filmweek! Tim Cogshell, Justin Chang

Airtalk: ‘Straight Outta Compton’ signifies 2 hot moments in African American cinema. This weekend’s much-hyped release of “Straight Outta Compton” shows the Entertainment Racial explosion of fame in the 80s and 90s for Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, and Ice Cube for what he 12:42 16:09 Industry Relations called their brand of “Reality Rap.” Tim Cogshell Economics and The Frame: Paul Bond of the Hollywood Reporter talks about the financial troubles 3:36 4:04 Arts And Culture Business of TV networks these days Paul Bond / John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: James Kim talks with breakout star Uzo Aduba from "Orange is the New 3:41 5:12 Arts And Culture nder Issues Black" about her life and her art Uzo Aduba / James Kim

Racial The Frame: Even though LA artist Mark Bradford might be setting the art world on 3:50 9:58 Arts And Culture Relations fire, he hasn't forgotten where he came from Mark Bradford / John Horn MONDAY AUGUST 17, 2015

Airtalk: Elex roundup: Iowa. Biden. And more Trump. Several candidates were at the Iowa state fair this weekend. Trump's still leading in the latest poll, but there's some movement beneath him. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton's dealing with questions about her State Department emails and Joe Biden was reportedly on the 11:06 14:05 Immigration Politics phone getting feedback on a possible run. David Mark, Hadas Gold Airtalk: NYT: Working at Amazon is not fun and games. Amazon’s workplace Economics and practices have come under scrutiny after a fierce New York Times piece detailing 11:22 17:39 Business Labor Issues how the company differs from its competitors in what it expects from employees. Brad Stone, John Boudreau

Airtalk: Strictly controlled ‘guinea pigs’ in low-fat vs. low-carb diet study. After confining 19 adults with obesity to a metabolic ward for 2 two-week periods, Public Health/ scientists at the National Institutes of Health found that when the test subjects cut 11:43 15:34 Science Medicine dietary fat intake they lost more weight than those who cut carbohydrates. Kevin Hall

Airtalk: AP: Tom Steyer’s Prop 39 to create green jobs in CA has failed. An enterprise piece by the AP today claims that the Clean Energy Jobs Act, which voters approved 12:06 15:23 Environment Politics handily back in 2012, has only produced one-tenth of the jobs it promised to create. Julia Horowitz

Law & Airtalk: Lawsuits against SoCal cities claim ban on donation bins violate 1st Order/Courts/ Amendment. You’ve seen them around: those giant colorful metal donation bins 12:22 8:15 Politics Police seeking clothing and shoes across the region. Larry Rosenthal

Airtalk: National Labor Board denies college players right to unionize. CHICAGO (AP) - The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on Monday threw out a historic ruling that gave Northwestern University football players the go-ahead to form the nation's first college athletes' union, saying the prospect of union and nonunion 12:30 8:37 Labor Issues Sports teams could throw off the competitive balance in college football. Warren Zola

Airtalk: Word nerd: insider sheds light on the cult of SCRABBLE. Strategy. Precision. Obsession. For SCRABBLE enthusiasts, playing can evoke these words, and not just to Books/ Literature/ Diversity/ score points. Since its birth in the 1930s, the tiny tiles have helped shaped the way 12:41 15:12 Authors Cultural Events we view language, and even raised questions about ethnic slurs and “dirty words.” John D. Williams Jr. Law & Take Two: White House fights heroin: The Obama administration is emphasizing Order/Courts/Poli treatment in a $13.4-million bid to staunch the rising heroin epidemic in the 9:06 8:47 ce Politics country. Sam Quinones, A Martinez

Computers/Intern Take Two: Pentagon drones: There are reports this morning that the Pentagon is 9:14 6:14 et/IT Politics planning to up its spending on U.S. military drone flights overseas. Mary Cummings, A Martinez

Take Two: Fire economics: Longer fire seasons and more homes built near forest 9:24 7:22 Environment areas are contributing to the rising cost of fire fights around the country. Robert Bonnie, A Martinez Take two: Fronteras - animal spill: Earlier this month, a chemical spill in Colorado sent millions of gallons of toxic waste into the Animas River. Since then that waste has made its way downstream where it's now affecting the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Farming Authority has shut off public water intakes and irrigation canals...forcing hundreds of Navajo farmers to drive long distances to water their 9:31 3:56 Environment crops. Laurel Morales (reporter)

Take Two: BBC - El Chapo escape: A month ago, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, one of Law & the world's most notorious drugs lords, gave authorities the slip -- for the second Order/Courts/ time -- escaping from Mexico's highest-security prison through a mile-long tunnel. 9:35 4:16 Foreign News Police But El Chapo is far from a villian ... at least in some circles. Katy Watson (reporter) Entertainment Arts And 9:42 8:12 Industry Culture Take Two: On The Lot: Our weekly look at the film business. Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez

Take Two: Star Wars Land: Disney blew minds this weekend with its announcement Entertainment that it will open new Star Wars lands at its resorts in Anaheim and Orlando. Not sold Justin Bolger, Jennifer Miller, 9:50 6:58 Arts And Culture Industry on the idea everyone is. Alex Cohen

Take Two: Jordan Downs: In 2011, the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles selected a developer for the renovation of the Jordan Downs housing complex, but 10:06 8:33 Housing Issues work has yet to begin. Joe Buscaino, Alex Cohen

Take Two: PE discrimination: State law requires public schools in California to provide a minimum amount of physical education time for elementary, middle and high school students. According to an administrative complaint filed last week with Racial the U.S. Department of Education, many California schools are falling short of those 10:14 6:32 Education Relations requirements when it comes to black and Latino students. Robert Garcia, Alex Cohen Historical Events/ Take Two: Clifton's reopening: For decades, this themed cafeteria has been History considered one of the city's finest gems... but it's been closed for renovations FOR 10:24 8:00 Natural Disaster Segments FOUR YEARS. The word out now is that Clifton's is set to reopen next month. Charles Phoenix, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Chinese wine: Wine consumption in China has been on the rise for some time-- the country is now the world's largest consumer of wine. But it's also a 10:33 7:54 #N/A producer, and a big one at that. Qingyun Ma, A Martinez

Take Two: Sesame Street Divided: Last week, Time Warner announced a plan to Entertainment bring Big Bird and his crew to the same network known for adult fare like Game of 10:42 8:51 Industry Thrones and True Detective. Alyssa Rosenberg, Alex Cohen Entertainment Take Two: Five Every Week: a speedy tour through five cool things to do in Southern 10:50 4:32 #N/A Industry California over the next seven days n/a Entertainment The Frame: KPCC Digital Producer Mike Roe joins us to talk about the big news from 3:36 3:36 Arts And Culture Industry this year's D23 Expo Mike Roe / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Filmmaker Guy Ritchie chats about his newest project, "The Man from 3:41 5:30 Arts And Culture Industry UNCLE" Guy Ritchie / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Ice Cube and his son, O'Shea Jackson Jr., talk about the father-son Ice Cube + O'Shea Jackson Jr. / 3:50 9:02 Arts And Culture Industry dynamic in "Straight Outta Compton" John Horn SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2015

12:07 5:17 Off-Ramp: Collin Frieson goes to "Room Escape Live Los Angeles" to learn Collin Frieson, Julie about a new immersive real-life game experience of robbing a bank, derail Fitzpatrick, Megan Wahtera Entertainment Computers/Int nuclear war, or break out of jail. Industry ernet/IT 12:12 4:05 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks to Todd Valeri, CEO of American Ambulance John Rabe, Todd Valeri, Computers/Intern Public Health/ about a Fresno Medi-helicopter's close call with a drone. Adam Schiff et/IT Medicine 12:24 5:23 Off-Ramp: Chris Greenspon visits the duaghter of Rodeo tailor Nudie Cohn Chris Greenspon, Jamie Lee about her father's fashion influence on the country music stars, and her Nudie Historical Events/ Entertainment new shop in Old Town Newhall History Segments Industry 12:30 5:14 Off-Ramp: Sharon McNary goes to 8th & Bixel downtown to witness a Sharon McNary pothole being filled and ask around about the quality of roads in LA. Transportation 12:35 1:06 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "Undeniable" by Mild High Club John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry 12:36 5:38 Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with Drew Mackie of Frontiers magazine about John Rabe, Drew Mackie, Diversity/ the resurgence of gay bars in DTLA Thor Stephans, Garret Homosexuality Cultural Events McKechnie 12:44 5:27 Off-Ramp: Welcome to Vinci: Kevin Ferguson's last episode of his "True Kevin Ferguson, Caleb Entertainment Detective" podcast, with location manager Caleb Duffy and local of Balch Duffy, Dianne Shew Industry Environment Park, Dianne Shew 12:50 3:56 Books/ Off-Ramp: Mike Roe talks to Felicia Day about her web series career and Mike Roe, Felicia Day Entertainment Literature/ new book "You're never weird ont he Internet (Almost)" Industry Authors 12:54 4:18 Historical Off-Ramp: John Rabe revisists Adolfo Guzman-Lopez's interview with NWA Adolfo Guzman-Lopez, Jerry Events/ manager Jerry Heller. Heller Entertainment History Industry Segments

TUESDAY AUGUST 18, 2015

Airtalk: Kids who vape 4x more likely to smoke tobacco, according to new JAMA study. The state legislature will reconsider a bill Wednesday that would regulate e- cigarettes the same as tobacco, one day after a new study was released that shows Public Health/ 14-year-olds who've tried e-cigarettes are four times more likely to try other Dr. Jonathan Samet, Gregory 11:06 24:07:00 Debate Medicine tobacco products. Conley Gender Airtalk: Third time’s the charm? Female sexual desire pill gets another shot at FDA Equity/Transgend Public Health/ approval. For the third time since 2010, a little pink pill that purports to increases Dr. Walid Gellad, Dr. Adriane 11:33 12:10 er Issues Medicine sexual desire in women is up for approval from the Food and Drug Administration. Fugh-Berman

Airtalk: Offshore oil industry says Arctic drilling will be safe with 2015 technology. When the federal government yesterday approved oil-drilling operations off the Computers/Int coast of Alaska's northwest shores by Royal Dutch Shell, two disasters dogged the 11:47 11:19 Environment ernet/IT news: the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill and the 1989 Exxon Valdez tanker spill. Dan Kish, Michael Brune

Airtalk: Expert panel report leaves California’s desalination future in limbo. They Panel (three or were accusations that shocked the nation and led to the longest criminal trial in the 12:06 22:37 more guests) Environment history of the U.S. Robert Sulnick, Ray Hiemstra

Law & Youth/Childre Airtalk: 3 decades after the McMartin preschool trial, a look at what went wrong. Order/Courts/Poli n's Issues/ They were accusations that shocked the nation and led to the longest criminal trial 12:32 23:50 ce Family in the history of the U.S. Richard Beck, Kevin Cody

Take Two: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has called for an Melissa Del Bosque, A 9:06 7:15 Politics Immigration expanded wall along the US-Mexico border. We check in on what's there now Martinez

Take Two: The New York Times took a look at the work culture of Amazon. It Economics and uncovered a grueling workspace, including round the clock response for emails and 9:13 7:30 Business how having kids can prevent employees from ascending to top positions. Kit Yarrow, Alex Cohen Youth/Children's 9:24 7:10 Issues/ Family Take Two: Our parenting series The Brood Jeff Cohen, Alex Cohen Youth/Children's Take Two: Our parenting series The Brood, we take a look at how parents prep their 9:31 8:15 Issues/ Family kids for a new classroom Sharon Lee, Alex Cohen Take Two: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Will Smith's production company has started working on a rebooth for Fresh Prince of Bel Air. But many fans don't want to see 9:42 7:45 Arts And Culture this. Eric Deggans, A Martinez

9:49 7:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Our weekly review of new music Steve Hochman, A Martinez Economics and Take Two: American Apparel announced that it may go out of business soon. We Matthew Townsend, Alex 10:06 7:30 Business check on the future of the company Cohen Entertainment Arts And Take Two: 'Straight Outta Compton' blew the entertainment industry away with a 10:13 7:15 Industry Culture $60 million debut. Franklin Leonard, Alex Cohen Entertainment Arts And 10:24 5:30 Industry Culture Take Two: We continue the conversation about 'Straight Outta Compton' Franklin Leonard, Alex Cohen

Take Two: The death of the mountain lion, P32, has brought attention to the idea of 10:29 4:39 Environment wildlife corridors that could help animals Jed Kim (reporter) A Martinez Take Two: In Paris, cyclist no longer have to halt at every red light. This is meant to 10:34 4:45 Transportation #N/A make the city's roads safer. Hugh Schofield (reporter) Entertainment Take Two: Club de Cuervos is the first Spanish-language series from Netflix. Will the Gaz Alazraki, Jay Dyer, A 10:42 7:45 Industry series have crossover appeal? Martinez Take Two: The National Labor Relations Board denied players from the university 10:49 7:30 Labor Issues the right to from the first union for college athletes Ramogi Huma, A Martinez

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Sikivu Hutchinson critiques the misogynistic, revisionist history of 3:36 4:29 Arts And Culture nder Issues Straight Outta Compton Sikivu Hutchinson / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Producer James Kim talks with two members of the noise-rock band Jake Duzsik + John Famiglietti / 3:42 4:44 Arts And Culture Industry HEALTH about their career James Kim Racial The Frame: Poet Claudia Rankine talks about her celebrated book, "Citizen," and its 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Relations adaptation for the stage Claudia Rankine / John Horn

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19, 2015 Law & Order/Courts/ Airtalk: Debating stringent background checks of Uber/Lyft drivers at LAX. 11:06 22:37 Debate Police Yesterday, a Los Angeles Council Committee discussed ridesharing access at LAX. Mike Bonin, Paul Krekorian

Airtalk: Amid flip flops, Trump shifts 2016 conversation to immigration, raising question of what could be accomplished. In the first republican primary debate earlier this month, Donald Trump notoriously announced to Fox moderator Chris Wallace that, “If it weren’t for me, you wouldn’t even be talking about illegal David Fahrenthold, David 11:31 24:56:00 Immigration Politics immigration.” Carney, Alfonso Aguilar

Airtalk: Legislators, first responders, & drone advocates discuss the buzz with Law & drones. State legislators are working to paint a much clearer picture of what is and Computers/Intern Order/Courts/ isn’t allowed when it comes to flying drones as the clock ticks down on a September Lt. Barbara Ferguson, Richard 12:06 16:30 et/IT Police 11 deadline to pass new legislation regulating drone use. Hanson

Airtalk: LA County health officials want to make restaurant grading system tougher. Economics and Public Health/ LA County health officials want to overhaul the restaurant health grading system, Stephanie K. Baer, Bill Chait, 12:22 30:53:00 Business Medicine reports the Pasadena Star-News. Jeff Nelken, Angelo Bellomo Computers/Intern Take Two: The IRS is looking into taxing tech companies that offer free meals and 9:06 7:15 et/IT gourmet buffets to employees Victor Fleischer, A Martinez

Take Two: Ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft provide employees the freedom to work whenever they want. Despite their popularity, drivers are not allowed at Meghan McCarty (reporter), 9:13 7:00 Transportation Politics LAX. It's an issue the City Council has been looking at Alex Cohen

Books/ Literature/ Arts And Take Two: The book 'Blue: The LAPD and the Battle to Redeem American Policing' 9:24 15:00 Authors Culture takes a look at the department Joe Domanick, Alex Cohen Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 8:30 Sports Take Two: Our weekly review of what's going on in the sports world Martinez Public Health/ Rebecca Plevin (reporter), Alex 9:50 6:30 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly healthcare segment. Cohen Take Two: UC Davis issued a report looking at the financial impact of the drought on Ben Bergman (reporter), Alex 10:06 5:00 Environment the state Cohen 10:11 9:15 Environment Take Two: Despite the ongoing drought, the agriculture sector is doing quite well. Charles Fishman, A Martinez

Gender Public Health/ Equity/Transge Take Two: The FDA approved a medication called 'Female Viagra' and it's expected 10:24 11:45 Medicine nder Issues to be available in a few months Jennifer Berman, Alex Cohen

Public Health/ Take Two: The issue of whether doctors should be allowed to help their patients end 10:35 3:30 Medicine their life has strong supporters on each side Stephanie O'Neill (reporter) Computers/Intern Take Two: Samsung is toying with the idea of providing web access to more than 5 Graham Templeton, Alex 10:42 5:30 et/IT billion people by 2028 Cohen

Take Two: As relations between the US and Cuba warm up, it could shake up the car 10:47 5:00 #N/A Transportation industry. Nearly all the cars in the country are classics Will Grant (reporter)

Take Two: Big polluters will start disclosing more information about what they're 10:52 4:30 Environment doing to reduce carbon emissions Pauline Bartolone (reporter)

Economics and The Frame: Jonathan Handel of the Hollywood Reporter joins us to talk about the 3:36 3:58 Media Business union SAG-AFTRA, which is voting on replacing its president over wage disputes Jonathan Handel / Oscar Garza Entertainment The Frame: Johnny Knoxville of "Jackass" talks about making a documentary on his Johnny Knoxville / Darby 3:41 4:58 Arts And Culture Industry childhood hero, Evel Knievel Maloney Entertainment The Frame: Composer Mac Quayle talks about accentuating the mood on "American 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry Horror Story" Mac Quayle / John Horn

THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 2015

Airtalk: Lawsuit against Compton Unified School District poses question: Can trauma Law & be a disability? (Files from NPR) - The defendants may be one Southern California Order/Courts/ school district and its top officials, but an unprecedented, class action lawsuit could Susan Ko, Kelly Vaillancourt 11:06 19:58 Education Police have a big impact on schools across the country. Strobach Law & Order/Courts/Poli Airtalk: The case for stopping traffic stops. What would happen of Los Angeles police 11:29 14:12 ce Transportation only pulled people over for imminently dangerous road behaviors? Christopher Kutz,

Airtalk: Authenticity and gentrification: The future of identity in Santa Ana and Ana Siria Urzua, Alicia Rojas, beyond (#AT30). Santa Ana has long been a majority-Latino city, with a population Gustavo Arellano, Hassan Racial that is over 78 percent Hispanic or Latino and about 48 percent of its residents born Haghani, Mark McLoughlin, 12:06 60:00:00 #N/A Relations in another country. Ryan Chase, Erualdo Gonzalez Diversity/ Cultural Arts And 9:06 8:00 Events Culture Take Two: What's the diffrence between Latino and Hispanic? Terry Blas, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: President Obama is in for a surprise when he returns from his vacation at 9:14 6:15 Politics Police Martha's Vineyard. There's a lawsuit waiting for him. We find out what it's about. David Savage, Alex Cohen Law & Take Two: Jared Fogle was known as the Subway guy, an all American success who Youth/Children's Order/Courts/ lost 245 pounds thanks to his diet of Subway sandwiches. He recently pleaded guilty 9:24 7:30 Issues/ Family Police to child pornography and traveling to engage in sexual acts with girls under 17. Joelle Casteix, Alex Cohen Law & Economics and Order/Courts/ Take Two: Subway quickly distanced itself from former spokesperson Jared Fogle 9:31 7:35 Business Police after allegations of child pornography emerged. Kate Taylor, Alex Cohen

9:42 7:45 Transportation Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our segment about the things which movesus Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen Sanden Totten (reporter) A 9:49 7:30 #N/A Take Two: Lab Notes: Our look at science in the news Martinez Katie Orr, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, 10:06 14:30 Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State A Martinez

War/ Military Gender Events/ Military Equity/Transge Take Two: Female Rangers: For the first time ever, two women will graduate from Mary Jordan, Kathy Borkoski, 10:24 8:00 Culture nder Issues the elite Army Ranger leadership program Alex Cohen

Computers/Intern Take Two: Ashley Madison Hack: Hackers released millions of user records from 10:32 6:45 et/IT Ashely Madison.com, a site that helps people cheat Kim Zetter, A Martinez

Take Two: Bat Walnuts: Walnuts are a high value crop in California. But keeping 10:42 4:00 Environment destructive insects off them can be expensive Amy Quinton (reporter) Take Two: After Words: The new film After Words is about a workaholic middle- Books/ Literature/ Arts And aged woman from California. She goes to Costa Rica to commit suicide, but meets a 10:46 9:50 Authors Culture local guide Oscar Jaenada, Alex Cohen Economics and The Frame: FYF founder Sean Carlson talks about the challenges of putting on a 3:36 5:12 Arts And Culture Business major music festival Sean Carlson / Michelle Lanz Economics and The Frame: James Kim talks with two bands, Lower Dens and The Drums, about the Lower Dens + The Drums / 3:42 4:18 Arts And Culture Business difficulties of touring as a new band James Kim The Frame: Artist Doug Aitken talks about taking his Station to Station project and 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Media turning it into a documentary Doug Aitken / Oscar Garza FRIDAY AUGUST 21, 2015

Airtalk: Will Bush’s testiness help or hurt in his fight against Trump? Donald Trump continues his rise in GOP Presidential polls, but Jeb Bush is the solid number two-- that, despite concerns of many Republicans about Bush's support of Common Core 11:06 21:36 Immigration Politics and immigration reform. Eli Stokols, Kevin Wagner

Airtalk: Pentagon evaluation renews debate over closing Gitmo. In a move that may War/ Military suggest a real effort to close the detention camp at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Events/ the Pentagon are inspecting a number of military and federal prison sites on U.S. soil Washington, DC Military to assess whether they could be viable candidates for transferring the detainees 11:30 18:20 reports Culture from the infamous prison in Cuba. Philip Ewing, Jeffrey Addicott Airtalk: Greek PM pulls Grexit, sinking future of country and Eurozone in chaos. (AP) Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras resigned Thursday and called early elections, Economics and hoping for a new, stronger mandate to implement a three-year bailout program that 11:51 7:35 Foreign News Business sparked a rebellion within his radical left party. Joe Weisenthal

Airtalk: Filmweek: 'American Ultra,' 'Hitman: Agent 47,' 'She's Funny That Way,' and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Henry Sheehan and Amy Nicholson review Entertainment this week’s releases, including “American Ultra,” “Hitman: Agent 47," "She's Funny 12:06 31:50:00 Industry Media That Way," and more. TGI-Filmweek! Henry Sheehan, Amy Nicholson

Airtalk: Peter Bogdanovich on his punchy, irreverent ensemble comedy ‘She's Funny That Way’. Opening this weekend with a star-filled cast including Owen Wilson, Entertainment Imogen Poots, Jennifer Aniston, Cybill Shepherd, Will Forte and more, "She's Funny 12:43 15:46 Industry Media That Way" is the latest comedy from renowned director Peter Bogdanovich. Peter Bogdanovich Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: Asylum: Violence in El Salvador is hitting levels not seen since the civil 9:06 7:30 Immigration Police war. It's sending children and families to the U.S. looking for asylum Dorian Merina (reporter) Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: Immigration Courts: We take a look at the bigger picture from Take Two Dorian Merina (reporter), A 9:13 5:40 Immigration Police reporter Martinez Economics and Take Two: LBR Visas: Many new hotels and shopping ceners in the San Gabriel Valley Leslie Berestein Rojas 9:24 4:40 Immigration Business are being paid for by foreign investors (reporter)

Take Two: Sex Crimes Treatment: Former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle has Public Health/ agreed to plead guilty to charges including traveling to have sex with teenagers and 9:29 11:00 Medicine distributing pornography. His attorney says he will seek treatment Dr. Fred Berlin, Alex Cohen Economics and Take Two: Airstream: The Airstream company says it's selling five times as many 9:42 7:30 Business Airstreams than it did in 2009 Claire Suddath, Alex Cohen Take Two: Jello History: The Jello varities, sweet and savory, are important to the 9:50 7:30 Arts And Culture long history of the product Sarah Grey, A Martinez

Racial Take Two: Black Leadership: After the death of NAACP chairman Julian Bond, a new 10:06 15:00 Politics Relations generation of black leaders is needed. Clarence B Jones, A Martinez

Take Two: LA Housing Bubble: Home prices are continuing to rise across Los Angeles. 10:24 5:00 Housing Issues Is LA experiencing another housing bubble? William Yu, A Martinez Historical Events/ Economics and History Take Two: Beverly Hill Hotel: The Beverly Hilton is celebrating six decades of 10:29 5:00 Business Segments glamour and galas Alison Martineau, Alex Cohen Take Two: Weekend Preview: Our weekly list of fun and almost-free things to do this Kristen Lepore (reporter) A 10:34 5:00 Arts And Culture weekend Martinez Take Two: Jemaine Clement: Jemaine Clement talks about his movie People Places 10:42 7:00 Arts And Culture Things Jemaine Clement, Alex Cohen James Kim (reporter) A 10:49 7:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: FYF Fest: The Frame's producer James Kim covers the FYF Fest Martinez The Frame: Author Steven Johnson talks about the resiliency of physical media in the 3:36 5:07 Arts And Culture Media digital age Steven Johnson / Oscar Garza

Economics and The Frame: Producer David Friendly chats about "Sneakerheadz," his new 3:42 4:59 Arts And Culture Business documentary all about the obsessive collectors of sneakers David Friendly / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Jim Reid of the band Jesus and Mary Chain talks about touring for an 3:50 6:59 Arts And Culture Industry album that's 30 years old Jim Reid / Oscar Garza SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2015

12:07 6:13 Off-Ramp: Kristen Lepore visits picnickers at the Hollywood Bowl to find out Kristen Lepore Antonio Entertainment Arts And what kinds of things they bring and how they fancify their experience. Anderson Industry Culture 12:22 5:16 Off-Ramp: Mike Roe talks with Mark Russell about his new comic, Prez, Mike Roe, Mark Russel which speculates how politics will be shaped in the future by viral media Arts And Culture Media 12:27 2:16 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the week: QUITAPENAS! Kevin Ferguson Arts And Culture Industry 12:29 5:55 Off-Ramp: Kevin Ferguson talks with actors who work part time as Kevin Ferguson, Esther "standardized patients," pretending to be ill so that medical students can Mercado, Emma practice delivering diagnoses. They grade the students on compassion, or Montelongo, Bob Rumnock Public Health/ Entertainment bedside manner. Medicine Industry 12:38 7:06 Off-Ramp: In a list of best dressed sports teams from ESPN, Los Angeles' Kevin Ferguson, Paul Lukas comes in at number 11. Sports Media ESPN's Paul Lukas blames the Clippers. 12:46 5:50 Youth/Childre Sanden Totten, Molly n's Issues/ Bloom, Kenny Blumenfeld Science Family Off-Ramp: Brains On answers how thunder and lightening work MONDAY AUGUST 24, 2015

Airtalk: When it comes to thinking in life or death situations, less is more. Three Diversity/ Cultural Californians were given France's highest honor this morning, after their heroic 11:06 21:01 Events Foreign News actions foiled an attack aboard a European train.

Gender Airtalk: Is media’s interest in Ashley Madison hack more public interest or prurient? Equity/Transgend Under what circumstances is it okay for the media to contact victims of a hack that 11:29 11:14 er Issues Media illegally publicizes people’s private information? Jane Kirtley

Airtalk: Why carpooling is disappearing and how some apps are trying to bring it back. The rate of carpooling to work has been steadily declining in recent decades, Computers/Intern but a crop of apps in the model of Uber is paving the way for a new wave of 11:43 15:13 et/IT Transportation ridesharing. Meghan McCarty

Airtalk: Compton pay scandal raises questions about how part-time city leaders should be compensated. The mayor and city council members of Compton have Economics and courted local controversy as scrutiny from the DA’s office brought issues of wages 12:06 15:22 Business Politics and compensation to the fore. Bob Stern, Karen Foshay Youth/Childre Airtalk: Study: Quality high school romance benefits teens. A study out of the Diversity/ Cultural n's Issues/ University of Denver finds that people who started dating in high school tend to 12:21 16:42 Events Family have more productive romantic relationships later in life. Wyndol Furman

Airtalk: Emmy 2015: 'Deadliest Catch' producers swimming in nominations. The massive success of Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch" — 38 Emmy nominations since 2005 — is telling about the genre as a whole: Reality TV began as a kooky Entertainment trend at the turn of the millennium but is now a staple for audiences and the 12:41 15:28 Industry Media industry. Jeff Conroy, John Gray Economics and Take Two: Dow Drop: Stocks everywhere dropped as the Chinese stock market took 9:06 8:30 Business a hit Clayton Dube, A Martinez Economics and Take Two: Peso Falls: As a consequence of the drop in the US stock market, the 9:14 5:30 Business Foreign News Mexican peso value fell Tatiana Sanchez, A Martinez

Take Two: Hero Chat: France awarded three Americans and a Brit with the highest 9:24 5:15 Foreign News honor after subuduing a heavily armed attacker David Rand, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Trust Act: Recent crimes committed by undocumented immigrants has 9:29 10:00 Immigration Politics brough the focus back to the Trust Act Emily Ryo, Alex Cohen Entertainment Take Two: On the Lot: Our segment on what's happening in the entertainment 9:42 6:00 Industry industry Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez Take Two: Digging for Fire: The new movie "Digging for Fire" is about a married couple living in LA. The husband starts digging aroun the hills and finds a bone and a 9:48 9:05 Arts And Culture gun Jake Johnson, Alex Cohen

Computers/Int Take Two: Drought Hackathon: How to deal with the drought? Techies, designers 10:06 10:00 Environment ernet/IT and scientists gathered for a hackathon to come up with solutions Cauri Jaye, Alex Cohen Take Two: McCarty Carpooling: We hear about another option that helps cars get 10:16 4:20 Transportation off the road, which gets a lot less attention Meghan McCarty (reporter)

Take Two: Millennial Weddings: An analyst looks at the wedding practices in 2015 10:24 7:45 Arts And Culture and what they tell us about modern love Sharon Ann Lee, Alex Cohen

10:31 5:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Five Every Week: Our segment looking at cool things to do this week n/a

Take Two: Ashley Madison Effects: Hackers disclosed 10 gigabytes of data of 33 Computers/Intern million people who used the site Ashely Madison, a site that helps people cheat. So 10:42 9:45 et/IT what if you find your name on there? Evan Ratliff, Alex Cohen Take Two: Breakups and Men: It's long been the myth that women take breakups harder than me. But according to a new study, men actually take breakups harder in Craig Morris, Alex Cohen, A 10:51 5:30 Arts And Culture the long-term Martinez Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Robert Garrova looks into Regal Theaters' increased security 3:36 5:30 Arts And Culture Industry measures Robert Garrova / John Horn The Frame: Tituss Burgess from "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" talks about how he Entertainment went from being a struggling actor…to being nominated for an Emmy for playing a 3:42 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry struggling actor Tituss Burgess / James Kim Entertainment The Frame: Ira Kaplan and James McNew of Yo La Tengo talk about their newest Ira Kaplan + James McNew / 3:50 8:42 Arts And Culture Industry album of covers John Horn

TUESDAY AUGUST 25, 2015

Law & Airtalk: Debate over 'tiny homes' for the homeless highlights growing need for Order/Courts/Poli affordable housing. The debate over affordable housing in Los Angeles county seems 11:06 19:40 ce Housing Issues to be hitting a fever pitch. Joe Buscaino, Elvis Summers

Airtalk: GOP 2016: The appeal of Ben Carson. He’s a political outsider. A straight Washington, DC shooter. And a GOP hopeful running to become the next President of the United 11:28 12:01 reports Politics States. His name is Ben Carson. Katie Glueck, Raynard Jackson

Airtalk: Marine conservationist on what animals think and feel. Can animals think 11:43 15:49 Science Environment and feel? Anyone with a pet will likely say yes. Carl Safina

Airtalk: Education experts debate whether kindergarten should be mandatory in California. For now, California kids don’t have to start their formal education until 12:06 18:52 Debate Education age 6, meaning kids could skip kindergarten and begin school in first grade. Gib Hentshke, Lisa Snell

Airtalk: Sarkisian slip-up puts spotlight on culture of alcohol in college football. A contrite Steve Sarkisian spoke to the media this morning and apologized for his actions after a drunken episode this past weekend at an annual football dinner raised eyebrows, not to mention questions about the culture of alcohol within the 12:27 13:04 Education Sports University of Southern California’s football program. Scott Wolf

Airtalk: Emmy 2015 Unstructured Reality: A&E’s ‘Intervention’. The controversial Entertainment premise of A&E’s “Intervention,” a nightmarishly realistic portrayal of addiction 12:43 15:27 Media Industry recovery, may be what’s propelled the show to its 14th season. Jeffrey Weaver

9:06 7:00 Politics Environment Take Two: Obama Solar: President Obama outlined new plans for solar energy. Howard Hughes, Alex Cohen Economics and Take Two: Market fundamentals: The DOW made a comeback after a disastrous 9:13 7:10 Business week. It surged up more than 300 points. Paddy Hirsch, A Martinez Economics and Take Two: Personal Finance: While the stock markets tumble, regular folks should 9:24 6:33 Business stay calm Delia Fernandez, A Martinez Youth/Children's Lynn Barendsen, Brigid Schulte, 9:30 8:45 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood: Our regular segment on parenting Alex Cohen Take Two: Ocean Trash: Ships have been arriving along the coast of California. They're carrying tons of garbage from the massive garbage patch lodged in the 9:42 5:30 Environment Pacific Ocean Boyan Slat, Alex Cohen 9:47 9:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our regular segment that brings you new music Morgan Rhodes, Alex Cohen

Natural Take Two: Hurrican Katrina + Black Lives Matter: Chief political correspondent from 10:06 8:45 Racial Relations Disaster Slate argues that Katrina marked a turning point for black America Jamelle Bouie, Alex Cohen Take Two: Homeless Report: A new report found that more than 13,000 peole fall 10:14 5:45 Housing Issues into homelessness every month in LA Daniel Flaming, Alex Cohen Take Two: Section 8: Section 8 is suppose to help people who can't afford to buy a 10:24 5:55 Housing Issues home, but that's not workiing Rina Palta (reporter)

Take Two: Refugee Farmers: Refugees often leave more than just their home. They 10:30 4:00 Immigration leave behind friends, jobs and even food that they've become used to Stina Sieg (reporter)

10:34 4:50 Environment Take Two: Big Bear Fire: the latest update on the Summit Fire in Big Bear Chon Bribiescas, A Martinez

Take Two: Navajo Nation: Murals of Navajo people appear on roadside stands and 10:42 4:15 Arts And Culture abandoned houses along the rural Navajo Nation Laurel Morales (reporter) Take Two: Leaders from California and Nevada met for their annual Tahoe summit 10:46 2:45 Environment to discuss Lake Tahoe John Myers (reporter)

Take Two: Natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina left many dead and displaced. But there were also many pets that were left behind since rescuers weren't prepared to 10:49 6:45 Natural Disaster carry out pet rescues Dick Green, Alex Cohen

Economics and The Frame: Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal joins us to talk about the newest 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Business developments in the partnerships between Hollywood and China Ben Fritz / John Horn

Economics and The Frame: Assistant Producer James Kim talks with the members of local band 3:41 5:06 Arts And Culture Business Gardens & Villa, who converted a warehouse into a living space Gardens & Villa / James Kim Historical Events/ History The Frame: Director Jose Padilla talks about turning real life crime into the hit 3:50 8:33 Arts And Culture Segments Netflix series, "Narcos" Jose Padilha / John Horn

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26, 2015

Airtalk: Why Moneta shooting is reminding many Southern Californians of Chris Law & Dorner. The story is still developing out of Moneta, VA, where a reporter and Diversity/ Cultural Order/Courts/ cameraman at central Virginia's WDBJ TV were shot and killed on live TV while doing 11:06 50:00:00 Events Police an interview at a local mall. Joel Dvoskin, Jane Kirtley

Computers/Intern Airtalk: But first, let me take a ballot selfie: Free speech debate rises from NH court Michael P. McDonald, Rick 12:06 15:49 et/IT Politics decision. Should you be allowed to take a picture with your ballot? Hasen

Airtalk: It’s a sport! It’s theater! It’s just awesome! The resurgence of professional Diversity/ wrestling. For many guys growing up, pro-wrestling is something they watched and 12:24 16:04 Sports Cultural Events enjoyed but grew out of by the time they hit, say, 13. David Shoemaker Airtalk: Emmy 2015 Unstructured Reality: 'Naked and Afraid' producers fearless in the field. The Discovery channel's bold launch of the unique survival show, "Naked Entertainment and Afraid," has paid off as a ratings success, a trend-setter, and an Emmy Stephen Rankin, Mathilde 12:42 15:30 Industry Media nomination this year for Outstanding Unstructured Reality program. Bittner

Take Two: Immigration Politics: As GOP Presidential debates continue, we ask how Manuel Pastor, Erika Lee, A 9:06 11:00 Immigration Politics has immigration been taken up differently in past elections? Martinez Arts And Take Two: Mexican Superheroes: A group of comedians in Mexico are tyring to 9:17 4:15 Foreign News Culture make a difference Katy Watson (reporter)\ Take Two: Mr. Robot: The TV shot Mr. Robot has become a hit. But nothing 9:24 10:15 Arts And Culture traditional about the main character Rami Mallek, Alex Cohen Public Health/ 9:34 5:10 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our regular health segment that looks into consumer health Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:42 7:30 Sports Take Two: K-Brothers: Our regular segment about sports news Martinez

Take Two: College Coddling: Some say there's one place where PC speech has gone 9:49 7:45 Education to a worrying extreme: college campuses Greg Luikanoff, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: On-Air Shooting: Earlier this morning, two journalist were fatally shot Order/Courts/Poli while doing an on-air segment. The suspect in question is their former colleague 10:06 5:30 ce Media Vester Lee Flanagan Libby Case, Alex Cohen

10:11 4:40 Housing Issues Take Two: The next installment on our housing series with Rina Palta Rina Palta (reporter)

10:15 4:40 Transportation Take Two: Traffic Study: A report shows traffic is at its worst level in 30 years Bill Eisele, A Martinez

Take Two: Katrina Chef: After Hurrican Katrina, many residents struggled to get their 10:24 4:40 Natural Disaster lives back together. One of them moved to New Mexico Monica Ortiz Uribe (reporter)

Take Two: Arts District: In past years, artists have been able to find cheap studios in 10:28 4:15 Housing Issues the Arts District of downtown LA. But not anymore Josie Huang (reporter) Take Two: Bee Backpacks: Scientists in Australia have strapped ten thousand honey 10:32 5:45 Environment bees with tiny backpacks Paul De Souza, A Martinez

10:42 7:45 Arts And Culture Take Two: What makes a good apology letter? Lauren Bloom, A Martinez

Books/ Literature/ Arts And Take Two: Thurber Awards: The nominations for the Thurber Prize for American Annabelle Gurwitch, Alex 10:49 7:30 Authors Culture Humor was released. We chat with one of the nominees Cohen Economics and The Frame: Randall Roberts of the LA Times talks about Van Morrison's decision to 3:36 4:36 Arts And Culture Business sell most of his backcatalogue to Sony Randall Roberts / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Rob Corddry and David Wain from "Children's Hospital" talk about their Rob Corddry + David Wain / 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Industry offbeat show John Horn Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Producer Lili Fini Zanuck talks about casting Queen Latifah as blues 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues singer Bessie Smith in the HBO biopic, "Bessie" Lili Fini Zanuck / John Horn

THURSDAY AUGUST 27, 2015

Airtalk: LA Olympics bid book’s ‘financial guarantees’ call future into question. The Ben Bergman, Rich Llewellyn, 11:06 22:11 Talk of the City Sports LA City Council held off yesterday in approving LA's bid for the 2024 Olympic games. Zev Yaroslavsky, Barry Sanders

Airtalk: GOP 2016: Dissecting Scott Walker’s presidential campaign. Wisconsin governor and GOP presidential hopeful Scott Walker is perhaps most known for slashing collective bargaining rights for most government employees in 2011, and in 2015, signing into a “right-to-work” law that made Wisconsin the 25th state in the Washington, DC nation to give workers the freedom to choose whether they want to join a labor 11:31 11:26 reports Politics union. Patrick Marley, Jenna Johnson

Airtalk: How to leave a job with no plan B to find the career and life you really want. 11:45 13:50 Arts And Culture Labor Issues How do you know when it’s time to leave a perfectly good job? Tess Vigeland

Law & Alex Garcia, Steven Castillo, Order/Courts/Poli Airtalk: The state of birth tourism in Southern California. The term anchor babies has Leslie Berestein-Rojas, Karthick 12:06 31:16:00 ce Immigration gotten a lot of attention in the Presidential race. Ramakrishnan Entertainment Airtalk: Emmy 2015 Unstructured Reality: ‘Alaska: The Last Frontier’. The Kilchers 12:42 6:43 Industry Media are not your average family. Daniel Soiseth

Airtalk: Emmys 2015 Unstructured Reality: 'Wahlburgers'. The Wahlberg family may be best known for their two most successful sons, Mark and Donnie, who have both Entertainment gone on to succeed in the film and music industries, the rest of the Wahlbergs are 12:49 8:58 Industry Media becoming household names as well, thanks to A&E’s reality series “Wahlburgers.” Rasha Drachkovitch Public Health/ Take Two: Workplace Trauma: How to deal with a tragedy when it occurs at the 9:06 8:00 Medicine Media workplace? Joseph Davis, A Martinez

Public Health/ Take Two: Why the Manifesto: After fatally shooting two journalist on-air, Vester Kelly McBride, Bian Van Brunt, 9:14 7:00 Media Medicine Flanagan sent his former employer ABC News a manifesto Alex Cohen

Public Health/ Take Two: Why the Manifesto: We continue the conversation about the manifesto Kelly McBride, Bian Van Brunt, 9:24 7:00 Media Medicine sent to ABC News by Vester Flanagan Alex Cohen

Take Two: Gay Gene: Scientist know more than than they did before about what makes someon gay. We talk to a write who visited the issue a decade ago, but 9:31 8:30 #N/A revisits it with the latest theories Neil Swidey, A Martinez

9:42 5:00 Transportation Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our regular segment about the things that move us Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen Take Two: Last Man on Earth: The TV show The Last Man on Earth is a comedy starring Will Forte. The show is up for four Emmys including directing for a comedy Phil Lord, Chris Miller, Alex 9:47 10:20 Arts And Culture series Cohen Carla Marinucci, Sherry Bebitch 10:06 14:40 Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at news and politics in the Golden State Jeffe, Alex Cohen Take Two: Aguilera Exide: Neighborhoods around the old Exide plant in Vernon are dealing wit hthe news that more homes than originallu thought were contaminated 10:24 5:00 Environment with lead Elizabeth Aguilera (reporter) War/ Military Events/ Military Take Two: Ismay Section 8: It can get years to get a subsideized rental voucher. And 10:29 4:30 Culture even if you get one it's hard to find a landlord who'll accept. John Ismay (reporter) War/ Military Events/ Military 10:33 4:40 Culture Take Two: Ismay Folo: We dig a little deeper into the issue of public housing. John Ismay, A Martinez Youth/Childre n's Issues/ 10:42 4:40 Education Family Take Two: Common Core is kicking in. How will it affect kindergarten kids? Ana Tintocalis, A Martinez

Youth/Children's Take Two: Lice have become resistant to the active ingredient in most over-the- 10:51 4:30 Issues/ Family counter lice medication. The super lice are located in 25 states, including California Frank Campos, Alex Cohen The Frame: Jim Steyer of Common Sense Media talks about the media's 3:36 5:00 Arts And Culture Media responsibility in disseminating violent media Jim Steyer / John Horn

3:42 4:20 Arts And Culture Media The Frame: Andy Greenwald chats Mr. Robot and violence on TV Andy Greenwald / John Horn

3:50 9:14 Arts And Culture Homosexuality The Frame: Jeffrey Tambor reflects on his life-changing role in Transparent Jeffrey Tambor / John Horn Take Two: Yosemite Ranger: One man celebrates his 50th season as a park ranger at 10:50 5:50 Environment Yosemite. Fred Koegler, A Martinez FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 2015 Law & Airtalk: Los Angeles launches the biggest deployment of body cams in the US on Order/Courts/Poli Racial Monday. On Monday, the LAPD rolls out the first batch of its brand new officer body Greg Meyer, Peter Bibring, Dan 11:06 26:30:00 ce Relations cameras. Simon, Dan Gomez

Law & Airtalk: Inside the conundrum of LA’s Section 8 housing. Southern California is in a Order/Courts/Poli housing crisis. Rents here are the most unaffordable in the nation and there are tens Rina Palta, Dan Faller, Carlos 11:36 20:25 ce Housing Issues of thousands of homeless. VanNatter

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘No Escape’, ‘We Are Your Friends,’ ‘Z for Zachariah,’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein, Wade Major, and Amy Nicholson review this week’s releases, including the thriller “No Escape;” a tale of Entertainment LA’s DJ scene in “We Are Your Friends;” an adaptation of a celebrated novel with “Z Steve Pond, Steve Pond, Lael 12:06 37:42:00 Media Industry is for Zachariah;” and more. TGI-Filmweek! Loewenstein

Airtalk: As summer ticks away, Hollywood counts down to start of awards season. For us mere mortals, there are four seasons in the year. For Hollywood, there’s a Entertainment fifth -- Awards Season -- which is about to kick off with the start of the Toronto Film Steve Pond, Wade Major, Lael 12:42 8:58:00 Media Industry Festival in September. Loewenstein Take Two: American Culture: Many questions remain as to why alleged shooter Historical Events/ Public Health/ Vester Lee Flanagan shot two fellow journalists. The 'false promise of the American 9:06 8:30 History Segments Medicine Dream' might be to blame Adam Lankford, Alex Cohen

9:14 6:20 Homosexuality Take Two: Study on Studies: Scientists are rethinking how studies are done John Ioannidis, A Martinez

Youth/Children's Public Health/ Take Two: Level 14: We look at a level 14 facility, meant to house the state's most 9:24 15:08 Issues/ Family Medicine vulnerable children Joaquin Sapien, Alex Cohen Take Two: We Are Your Friends: A look at the new film We Are Your Friends about 9:42 8:36 Arts And Culture electronic dance music or EDM Max Joseph, Alex Cohen

Books/ Literature/ 9:50 6:30 Authors Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: Our segment with our literary critic David Kipen David Kipen, A Martinez

Take Two: Affordable housing in Los Angeles is becoming more difficult to find. KPCC Josie Huang (reporter), A 10:06 4:00 Housing Issues reporter recently hosted a forum about this Martinez

Take Two: Storm Waters: The Los Angeles County Flood Control District turns 100 10:10 4:46 Environment years old this month. But it might have to consider a change. Sharon McNary (reporter) Take Two: Cougars: A campus decided to film a little public service announcement in 10:15 5:44 Arts And Culture case you spot a cougar on campus Branden Hopper, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Hawaii Telescope: Thousands in Hawaii are protesting against the 10:24 4:00 #N/A construction of a $1.4 billion telescope on the Mauna Kea volcano Molly Solomon, A Martinez

Historical Events/ Take Two: Vietnamese Focus: A new exhibition in Orange County explores the Linda Trinh, Tram Le, Trinh 10:28 9:18 History Segments legacy of the nearly 20,000 Vietnamese people who live there Mai, A Martinez

Take Two: Game Boards: Kickstarter has become the place for people to go to weigh Oliver Roeder, Edwin Mach, 10:42 9:00 Arts And Culture in on the new games they'd like to see next Alex Cohen Take Two: Weekend Preview: Our weekly segment about fun and almost-free things 10:51 5:00 Arts And Culture to do this weekend Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Entertainment The Frame: Chiwetel Ejiofor talks about the unlikely take on the apocalypse in "Z For 3:36 9:38 Arts And Culture Industry Zachariah" Chiwetel Ejiofor / John Horn

Racial The Frame: Jenny Yang and Keiko Agena talk about breaking down stereotypes and Jenny Yang + Keiko Agena / 3:50 3:58 Arts And Culture Relations highlighting Asian-American comics with their Comedy Comedy Festival John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Derek Waters talks about the history of his Emmy-nominated show, 3:55 4:52 Arts And Culture Industry Drunk History Derek Waters / John Horn SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2015

12:08 9:53 Off-Ramp: Marck Hickox performs as German pop star Heino at Alpine John Rabe, Heino Historical Events/ Arts And VIllage this Oktoberfest. John talks to Hickox about both his and Heino's History Segments Culture career. 12:18 4:35 Off-Ramp: Josie Huang interviews Jett Jackson, resident of DTLA's Arts Josie Huang, Jett Jackson, District since 1975. Artists are having a harder time living in the arts distrcit Yuval Bar-Zemer, Adrian as the area becomes popular. Now, a new plan hopes to add affordable Scott Fine Arts And housing for the Arts District. Housing Issues Culture 12:25:00 5:36 Off-Ramp: National Geogrpahic photographer Aaron Huey photogrpahs Kevin Ferguson, Aaron Huey Salvation Mountain in Niland, California near The Salton Sea. The mountain Arts And was built by Leonard Knight and took him 22 years to built. Religion Culture 12:31 1:05 Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "One Second of Love" by Nite Jewel John Rabe, Nite Jewel Arts And Culture 12:32 8:18 Law & Off-Ramp: John Rabe talks with LA Police commission president Steve John Rabe, Steve Soboroff Order/Courts/Poli Racial Soboroff about the roll-out of body cams on LAPD's officers. ce Relations 12:39 4:33 Off-Ramp: Rina Palta meets Maria Lerma at the Boyle Heights home she Rina Palta, Maria Lerna, moved into with her parents in 1958. She's lived there for decades, but LA's Carlos VanNatter increasingly tight housing market has squeezed her and her mother out - Diversity/ and into a crowded 3-bedroom home east of LA. Housing Issues Cultural Events 12:47 3:53 Off-Ramp: Jon Regardie, executive editor of Downtown LA News, explains Jon Regardie Economics and why the 2017 election may be LA's greatest civic embarrasment Politics Business 12:51 8:17 Historical Off-Ramp: John revisits 2013 when KEARTH 101's Shotgun Tom Kelly got his John Rabe, on-the-street, Events/ own star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. Shotgun Kelly retired Aug 26, 2015 Stevie Wonder, Tom Kelly History after twenty years on the radio. Arts And Culture Segments

MONDAY AUGUST 31, 2015

Law & Airtalk: Cops, activists react to Sheriff’s comment that Black Lives Matter spurred Order/Courts/ deputy’s death. On the day that LAPD lapel cameras make their debut, we talk about 11:06 23:52 Racial Relations Police the ratcheting up of tensions between cops and activists. Randy Sutton, Jody Armour

Law & Airtalk: Associated Press lawsuit challenges boundaries of law enforcement Homeland Order/Courts/ deception. Sting operations are one of the most helpful tools at law enforcement’s Mary-Rose Papandrea, Aaron 11:32 23:35 Security Police disposal when it comes to catching particularly wary criminals. Caplan Leslie Berestein Rojas, Leo Airtalk: How has the tone of immigration debate changed over the decades? In Chavez, Joaquin Guerra, 12:06 23:20 Debate Immigration 1980, George H. W. Bush and Ronald Reagan debated immigration policy. Alfonso Aguilar Historical Events/ Diversity/ Cultural History Airtalk: Nazi Gold Train: The biggest discovery of the 21st century? Last week, news 12:30 10:53 Events Segments of a "Nazi gold train" broke from Poland’s deputy culture minister, Piotr Żuchowski. Robert Edsel, Airtalk: Gehry camp unveils details of LA River overhaul -- what do YOU want it to be? Less than a month after the LA Times revealed that Frank Gehry has been Arts And looking into revitalizing the LA River, details of the proposal have finally been Peter Jamison, Lewis 12:41 12:43 Environment Culture released. McAdams, William Deverell

9:06 8:20 Environment Take Two: Alaska Visit: President Obama is in Alaska talking about climate change Lisa Demer, Alex Cohen

Historical Events/ Take Two: Denali: President Obama announced a change to the highest mountain in 9:14 6:00 History Segments North America Tim Sohn, A Martinez

Take Two: Immigration Database: Not much is known about fatal shooting involving 9:24 5:51 Immigration law enforcement and undocumented immigrants Brian Burghart, A Martinez

Computers/Intern Take Two: Twitter Diversity: Twitter announced it wants to become more inclusive 9:29 8:15 et/IT and diverse. How will the company do it? Freada Kapor Klein, Alex Cohen Entertainment Economics and Take Two: On the Lot: Our segment on what's happening in the entertainment 9:42 7:00 Industry Business industry Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: DJ Them Jeans: We talk to the DJ who trained Zac Efron in his new movie 9:49 8:18 Industry 'We Are Your Friends' Jason Stewart, Alex Cohen Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Death Penalty: The issue of the death penalty in California is being taken Erwin Chermerinsky, Alex 10:06 5:45 ce up at a federal appeals court. Cohen Public Health/ Take Two: Cancer Costs: A follow up personal story about the increasingly high cost 10:11 5:00 Medicine of cancer drugs Rebecca Plevin (reporter) Public Health/ Take Two: Rural Hospitals: Rural communities across the country are losing their 10:16 4:00 Medicine hospitals at an increasing rate Kate Sheehy (reporter) Take Two: BV: There's a problem in restaurants across the nation. There ar enough 10:24 8:00 Arts And Culture chefs. Roberto Ferdman, Alex Cohen Maya Sugarman (reporter), A 10:32 5:30 Arts And Culture Take Two: Instagram Square: Instagram is changing the way users posts photos Martinez Entertainment 10:42 7:15 Industry Take Two: VMAs: A recap of what happened at the VMA's Sam Lansky, A Martinez

10:49 5:15 Arts And Culture Take Two: Five Every Week: Our segment looking at cool things to do this week n/a

Entertainment Public Health/ The Frame: Dr. Brian Johnston of the White Memorial Medical Center explains why 3:36 4:05 Industry Medicine he thinks raves pose a threat to public safety Brian Johnston / John Horn

Computers/Int The Frame: Contributor Collin Friesen talks to musicians and the creators of Gigmor, 3:41 4:48 Arts And Culture ernet/IT a social network designed to help people find musicians to jam with. Gigmor / Collin Friesen

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Actress/director Lake Bell talks about balancing her workaholic nature 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues with being a new mother Lake Bell / John Horn

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2015 Gender Airtalk: Pope tells priests to forgive abortion, limited time only. Pope Francis will Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Jay 11:06 16:27 Equity/Transgend Religion allow priests to forgive women who've had abortions. Tolson Airtalk: GOP 2016: The Mike Huckabee presidential campaign 2.0. In his first bid for the U.S. presidency, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee won eight states and the Steve Hendrix, Steve Shepard, 11:25 13:59 Politics Media Iowa Caucuses. Jacob Kaufman Gender Equity/Transgend Airtalk: The real reason straight, college-educated women are having a hard time 11:41 17:00 er Issues Education finding a date. There’s a man deficit in the U.S. Jon Birger

Airtalk: Is teen who urged boyfriend to commit suicide responsible for his death? A court case out of Massachusetts that depicts a disturbing picture of young love gone Law & horribly wrong is gaining national attention as it raises questions about whether Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ encouraging someone to commit suicide makes you legally responsible for that Daniel Medwed, Larry 12:06 23:34 ce Medicine person’s death. Rosenthal

Airtalk: What's next after LA's City Council unanimously approves city’s 2024 Brian Watt, Zev Yaroslavsky, Olympic bid? In a unanimous vote, the Los Angeles City Council today granted Andrew Zimbalist, David 12:32 23:45 Talk of the City Sports approval for the city to compete for the 2024 Olympics. Wallechinsky, Ed Hula Take Two: BuzzFeed evolution: How did a site made famous for cat videos and 9:06 7:33 Media listicles become a major media player? Lukas Alpert, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Alaskan Youth: Images of receding glaciers and shrinking coastlines make a dramatic background as the President talks about the effects of warming -- and some of the hardest hit areas are the remote villages and coastal areas where Native 9:13 7:24 Politics Environment Alaskans live. The President is also highlighting some new programs for Native youth April Laktonen, A Martinez Youth/Childre n's Issues/ Take Two: Homeschool: Recently some legislators have been trying to regulate 9:24 14:48 Education Family home schools, but they are facing incredibly fierce resistance. Jessica Huseman, Alex Cohen

Law & Take Two: Paramedics urgent care: Pilot programs begin this month around Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ California that will test a plan that could cut overcrowding, and make the emergency 9:42 4:44 ce Medicine response system more efficient. Stephanie O'Neill (reporter)

9:46 10:51 Arts And Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly new music segment. Nic Harcourt, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: Solitary confinement: Ashker v California was first filed in 2012 on behalf Order/Courts/Poli of a group of inmates who had spent 10 years or more in solitary at Pelican Bay Michael Montgomery, A 10:06 9:01 ce State Prison. As a result of the settlement, thousands will be moved out of SHUs. Martinez Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: Immigration sweeps: A four day sting by US Immigration and Customs Leslie Berestein Rojas, Alex 10:16 5:00 Immigration Police Enforcement agents has led to the arrest of some 240 people in Southern California. Cohen Take Two: What do you do after you've logged 3 billion frequent flyer miles over nearly 7 years working as a space photographer? You look around for a new photo opp. And that's exactly what the New Horizons space probe has done. The thing is 10:24 7:00 Science it's new potential target is another BILLION miles away. Bruce Betts, A Martinez

Take Two: Burning Man fashion: On Etsy, the online craft marketplace, a search for Diversity/ Cultural Burning Man calls up more than 28,000 items, including a $1200 chrome corset and Sarah Maslin Nir, Alex 10:31 8:40 Events a postapocalyptic men's leather bracelet for $183.51. Cohen

Take Two: Funny sisters: The history of comedy is filled with funny duos. Laurel and Hardy. The Smothers Brothers. Cheech and Chong. As you may noticed all of these awesome twosomes are male...which made us wonder whether there were ladies collaborating as comics at the same rate. And whether there are gender differences Entertainment influencing who might work better as half of a team or who may be funnier flying Wendy and Lizzie Molyneux, 10:42 8:12 Arts And Culture Industry solo. Alex Cohen Take Two: The Portland, Oregon-based band Pink Martini will take to the stage at 10:50 7:20 Arts And Culture the Hollywood Bowl Wednesday night. Ari Shapiro, Alex Cohen Computers/Int The Frame: Andrew Wallenstein of Variety discusses Apple's rumored entry into the Andrew Wallenstein / John 3:36 4:12 Arts And Culture ernet/IT world of original TV/film content Horn Entertainment The Frame: Shaun Flemin, aka Diane Coffee, talks about his band Foxygen and his 3:41 5:30 Arts And Culture Industry songwriting process Shaun Fleming / John Horn Racial The Frame: The members of Black Violin talk about their unusual approach towards Kev Marcus + Wil Baptiste / 3:50 8:24 Arts And Culture Relations melding classical and hip-hop John Horn

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2015

Airtalk: Obama secures votes to protect Iran nuclear deal. President Obama has secured enough votes to protect the Iran nuclear deal after Maryland Senator Washington, Barbara Mikulski announced her support of the agreement this morning, making her Josh Lockman, Sam Yebri, Rob 11:06 22:08 Foreign News DC reports the 34th senator to pledge support for the deal. Eshman

Public Health/ Airtalk: New JAMA study taps two new genetic tests to diagnose autism. Autism is Dr. Bridget Ann Fernandez, Dr. 11:30 17:25 Science Medicine traditionally diagnosed using behavioral tests. Judith H. Miles, Rob Ring

Computers/Int Airtalk: Google ditches serif for new logo. So what’s in a font? The tech and search 11:51 7:57 Media ernet/IT engine giant unveiled a new logo yesterday, the first time in 16 years. Daniel Britton, Brian Hoff

Law & Gender Airtalk: What are the legal ramifications for Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis? Rowan Order/Courts/Poli Equity/Transge County Clerk Kim Davis is now refusing to issue marriage licenses entirely, to avoid 12:06 15:07 ce nder Issues having to issue one to a gay or lesbian couple. Jannel Ross, Airtalk: Without solitary confinement, how will CA prisons control gang members? California announced this week that it will vastly reduce the use of solitary Law & confinement in its prisons as the result of a settlement between the Department of Public Health/ Order/Courts/ Corrections and Rehabilitation and a group of inmates in Security Housing Units, or Carol Strickman, Terry 12:23 23:11 Medicine Police SHUs. Thornton, Wes McBride Economics and 9:06 6:56 Sports Business Take Two: Olympics infrastructure: Can LA really host the Olympics? Sharon McNary, A Martinez Economics and 9:13 8:38 Sports Business Take Two: Olympics benefits: What does LA have to gain by hosting the Olympics? Harvey Newman, Alex Cohen Take Two: CA Leeves: It was just the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and here in California it's easy to think we could never see such devastation here... but it's 9:24 7:44 Environment possible. Nick Stockton, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Water saving consequences: The unintended consequences that 9:31 6:02 Environment California's drought has brought upon the state. Andy and Brian Kamanetzky, A 9:42 10:00 Sports Take Two: Sports Roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez Public Health/ 9:52 6:17 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly consumer health segment. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Law & Economics and Order/Courts/ Take Two: Uber employees: A federal judge in San Francisco has cleared the way for Michael Waterstone, Alex 10:06 6:30 Business Police a class-action lawsuit against the company and how it treats its drivers. Cohen

Take Two: VJ Day: Today is V-J Day. It marks the end of World War Two 70 years Historical Events/ ago. Japan's surrender meant American troops could come home after years on the 10:12 4:19 History Segments battlefield - or as prisoners. Patricia Murhpy (reporter)

Take Two: Fire academy: Wildfires have burned almost 130 thousand acres in California this year. That's getting close to almost twice the average acres burned in the past five years. Perhaps it's no surprise then that the US Forest Service can't find enough firefighters. That demand is shining the spotlight on a two-year college in Adolfo Guzman Lopez 10:16 4:16 Education Whittier. (reporter)

Take Two: Poor seniors: According to a new study by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, nearly 1 in 5 adults over age 65 in the state aren't making enough Public Health/ to get by. And they also aren't considered poor ENOUGH to qualify for public Imelda Padilla-Frausto, Sister 10:24 Medicine assistance programs Alice Marie, A Martinez

Take Two: BBC working moms: How women balance motherhood and careers isn't Gender just a hot topic here in the U-S, it's also an issue in other parts of the world. Japan Equity/Transgend has one of the lowest female employment rates of any rich country-- and it's a 10:38 4:20 er Issues Foreign News situation the country can no longer afford. Rupert Wingfield (reporter) Entertainment Racial Take Two: Bond casting: James Bond writer Anthony Horowitz called Idris Alba 10:42 9:29 Industry Relations ‘street.’ Was it really a comment about race? Darnell Hunt, Alex Cohen

Computers/Intern Take Two: Eatsa:Eatsa has arrived in San Francisco, and it's coming to Los Angeles. 10:52 5:53 et/IT It's an eatery that depends on machines and not waiters. Tim Young, A Martinez Airtalk: Emmy 2015 Unstructured Reality: ‘Million Dollar Listing New York’. Pricey Arts And penthouses, luxurious lofts, and tantalizing townhomes? All in a day’s work for the 12:49 9:06 Media Culture real estate agents on Bravo’s "Million Dollar Listing New York." Randy Barbato

Entertainment The Frame: NY Times reporter Ken Belson joins us to look at Sony potentially 3:36 5:04 Industry Sports watering down its upcoming movie, "Concussion," over fears of angering the NFL Ken Belson / John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Contributor Erika Maldonado talks with singer Kera Armendariz of Kera Kera Armendariz / Erika 3:42 4:01 Arts And Culture nder Issues and the Lesbians about their radical take on folk. Maldonado Entertainment 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Creator Jonathan Ames chats about his new show, "Blunt Talk" Jonathan Ames / John Horn

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 2015

Law & Airtalk: What’s really behind LA’s crime increase and how does it fit into the national Order/Courts/Poli picture. LA has seen its deadliest August since 2007 with 39 homicides, but crime Captain Jeffrey Bert, Alex 11:06 19:21 ce Talk of the City remains near a historic low. Alonso, Frank Zimring

Airtalk: GOP 2016: Popular among younger Republicans, Rand tries to be his own Washington, Paul. Following in your father’s footsteps can be tricky, especially when your father 11:28 13:49 Politics DC reports is arguably one of the most respected and influential politicians in recent history. Al Cross

Airtalk: Spotify’s 'data alchemist' on how he's changing how you listen to music. The Computers/Int days of paying 99 cents per song are all but a thing of the past, and streaming 11:45 6:00 Arts And Culture ernet/IT services like Spotify are the wave of the future. Glenn McDonald

Airtalk: What will come of LA's $30M proposal for big cat bridge? The Santa Monica Mountains are a rare juxtaposition of nature and urban development — a place where millions of humans can walk the same paths used by wild animals such as Seth Riley, Lauren Wonder, 12:06 18:08 Environment Talk of the City mountain lions. Robert Rock

Airtalk: Is the current ‘golden age’ of television actually hurting the industry? From Entertainment “Mad Men” to “Empire” to “Game of Thrones,” television hasn’t seen scripted 12:27 16:59 Media Industry shows as engaging and smart as those in many years. Dominic Patten Airtalk: Faith film ‘War Room’ makes big dent at the box office, highlights niche Entertainment industry. Religious movies have long proved to be big money makers at the box 12:46 11:57 Media Industry office. Kutter Callaway

Take Two: Crime rates: In major cities across the country, homocide rates are up, Law & after steady declines over the last several years. And yesterday,a report showed that Order/Courts/Poli murders in Los Angeles jumped in August as well, after being relatively flat for most 9:06 7:56 ce of the year. Charis Kubrin, A Martinez Take Two: Police data base: Yesterday California Attorney General Kamala Harris floated an idea... She opened up a state database on police activity to the public. Now all can see three sets of data collected by the state's department of justice: Law & Books/ people who die while in custody; arrests and bookings; and police officers killed or Order/Courts/Poli Literature/ injured on duty. Harris' release of this information is part what she dubs the "Open 9:13 7:00 ce Authors Justice" initiative. Joe Domanick, Alex Cohen

9:24 4:51 Transportation Wheel Thing: Our weekly segemnent about transportation. Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

Take two: Google cars: A recent article in the New York Times looks at how human Computers/Int drivers tend to skirt some road rules while self-driving cars tend to follow the letter 9:28 5:50 Transportation ernet/IT of the law, and that's creating communication issues. Donald Norman, A Martinez

Take Two: On demand valet: Almost every driver facesthe question - where am I going to park my car? 9:33 3:49 Transportation Well, pull out your smart phone, 'cause there's an app for that. Meghan McCarty (reporter)

Take Two: Deflate gate: A federal judge has ruled to overturn the NFL’s four-game 9:42 6:10 Sports suspension of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Sal Paolantonio, A Martinez Youth/Childre Computers/Intern n's Issues/ Take Two: Netiquette: While Britian's Debrett's is helping teens with online 'NET- 9:50 6:10 et/IT Family iquette,' our very own Amy Alkon has tips for U.S. teen and online manners. Amy Alkon, Alex Cohen Sacramento/St Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Katie Orr, 10:06 14:47 Politics ate Politics Take two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at the politics of the Golden State. A Martinez

10:24 6:00 Science Take Two: Lab Notes: Our regular look at weird and wacky science news. Sanden Totten, A Martinez Take Two: Cats: Big news for mountain lion fans .. lovers of domestic cats, and - 10:30 5:12 Environment maybe - beekeepers. Jed Kim, Alex Cohen

10:35 4:54 Environment Take Two: Bee keeping: A look at how urban beekeepers work. Rob McFarland, Alex Cohen

Take Two: California Report - Gaming: It's been nearly 20-years since Californians Economics and first started wrestling with the idea of large, Vegas-style casinos on tribal 10:42 3:35 Business reservations. Since then, Indian gaming has become a multi-billion-dollar industry. John Myers (reporter)

Take Two: Fronteras - English: Federal projections say by 2025, a quarter of the nation's students, K through 12, will be learning English at school, while speaking another language at home. But studies have shown that these kids do not perform 10:45 4:59 Education as well academically - and even drop out of school. Simon Thompson (reporter)

Entertainment Public Health/ The Frame: LA County Supervisor Hilda Solis examines the state of raves in LA 3:36 4:30 Industry Medicine County Hilda Solis / Oscar Garza Entertainment 3:42 4:33 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Frame Host John Horn checks in from the Telluride Film Festival John Horn / Oscar Garza Entertainment The Frame: Composer David Newman talks about taking over a performance of 3:50 9:43 Arts And Culture Industry "E.T."'s score at the Hollywood Bowl and his background in film composition David Newman / Oscar Garza

Take Two: Russ Parsons: Lots of us will be heading out of town for the Labor Day weekend, but we've got a very compelling, and delicious reason to stay local. It's the Diversity/ Cultural Entertainment Taste - the annual food festival hosted by the LA Times and held at Paramount 10:50 6:41 Events Industry Studios. Russ Parsons, Alex Cohen

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 2015

Airtalk: The winners and losers of Trump’s pledge to support GOP nominee. If Washington, DC Donald Trump truly wants to make America great again, he’s going to have to do it 11:06 14:00 reports Politics as a Republican...at least on paper. Holly Turner, Erikka Knuti

Airtalk: Governor Brown’s new highway proposal includes a $65 driver fee. A “transportation package” was released Thursday, proposing $3.6 billion a year to 11:23 7:30 Transportation Talk of the City repair California’s transportation infrastructure and a $65 annual fee for drivers. Juliet Williams

Airtalk: Europe’s refugee crisis and the ethics of posting photo of dead Syrian toddler. A photo of a dead Syrian boy who washed up on a Turkish beach went viral Amanda Taub, Bob Steele, Liz 11:30:00 25:56:00 Immigration Media on social media this week. Sly

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘The Transporter Refueled,’ ‘A Walk in the Woods,’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critic Andy Klein and guest critic Christy Lemire review this week’s new releases including the action movie “The Transporter Refueled,” Entertainment Robert Redford and Nick Nolte in “A Walk in the Woods” based on a true story, and 12:06 33:29:00 Industry Media more. Andy Klein, Christy Lemire Entertainment Airtalk: The must-see films from Telluride. The Telluride Film Festival kicks off in 12:44 13:57 Industry Media Colorado this weekend. John Horn War/ Military Events/ Military Michel Gabaudan, A 9:07 8:00 Culture Politics Take Two: Refugee network: A look at the dire refugee situation in Europe. Martinez Take Two: Saving history: A group of archaeologists have launched a project aimed Historical Events/ Computers/Int at preserving remaining Middle Eastern historical sites, as ISIS continues destroying 9:15 6:38 History Segments ernet/IT them. Roger Michel, A Martinez

War/ Military Take Two: Vet suicide:22 veterans a day commit suicide, according to a study the Events/ Military VA released two years ago. But the reality behind the number, and what it's doing to 9:22 7:38 Culture the way we think about younger veterans, isn't simple. Jay Price (reporter) Take Two: Ken Burns: Ken Burns' documentary 'Civil War' has been remastered. He Historical Events/ believes Abraham Lincoln would be saddened by America's continuing struggle with 9:34 13:58 History Segments racism. Ken Burns, A Martinez Economics and Take Two: Writer Bonnie Tsui shares the story of a 91-year-old woman working at a Bonnie Tsui, Alex 9:48 9:34 #N/A Business tech firm. Cohen Law & Take Two: Kentucky clerk: Kim Davis has refused to issue marriage licenses to same Order/Courts/ sex couples - she says doing so would go against her Christian faith. But so far, she's Howard Wasserman, Alex 10:07 11:38 Religion Police the only one who's gone this far in her defiance. Cohen

Take Two: Guatemala elections: President Otto Perez Molina resigned yesterday 10:18 7:20 Foreign News amid a fraud scandal and was almost immediately arrested. Eric Olson, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: Street vending: For the most part,LA street vendors are operating Order/Courts/Poli illegally. Now, the city of LA is looking a plan that would legalize what is already a Leslie Berestein Rojas 10:27 4:30 ce Immigration vibrant and thriving industry. (reporter)

Take Two: Breakpoint: The new film 'Break Point' stars Jeremy Sisto as a once- 10:34 8:10 Arts And Culture promising tennis player who is not faring all that well on the courts, or in life. Jeremy Sisto, Alex Cohen Take Two: College movies: Seeing as so many students are heading off to campus right about now, we thought it was a good time to survey the college movie Mark Jordan Legan, Alex 10:42 10:11 Arts And Culture landscape. Cohen Entertainment The Frame: Matt Kane of GLAAD talks about the organization's last installment of 3:36 3:58 Industry Homosexuality their Network Responsibility Index Matt Kane / Oscar Garza

Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Robert Garrova goes behind the scenes at a local store that Guadalupe Custom Strings / 3:41 5:01 Arts And Culture Industry still makes their world-renowned guitar strings by hand Robert Garrova

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Musician/actress/artist Merrill Nisker, aka Peaches, talks about being a 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues Renaissance woman in the modern age Merril Nisker / Oscar Garza Take Two: Weekend Preview: Our look at fun and cheaps things to do around town 10:52 5:08 Arts And Culture this weekend. Kristen Leopre, A Martinez Saturday September 5, 2015 12:07 6:58 Off-Ramp: Artist Noah Davis died Saturday, the same day MOCA opened a John Rabe, Helen 'storefront' featuring the first work he showed at his The Underground Molesworth Arts And Culture Obituaries Museum. 12:15 3:24 Off-Ramp: You know Oliver Sacks as a calm neurologist and author, but Marc Haefele Sacks had manic years in '60s SoCal, when he was a gay, body-building, motorbike-riding resident at UCLA Medical Center. Science Obituaries 12:18 1:10 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: The Internet’s “Girlfriend” John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry 12:22 6:24 Off-Ramp: Songwriter and producer Dam Funk: 'I stayed with the funk' Kevin Ferguson, "Dam The Pasadena native says he's glad fans are rediscovering funk music as a Funk" aka Damon Riddick legitimate genre and not "some Dave Chappelle, Rick James joke." Entertainment Arts And Culture Industry 12:29 6:08 Books/ Off-Ramp: Well before the Stonewall riots, Los Angeles was home to an Mark Pampanin, Joseph Literature/ early LGBT rights movement - birthed from science fiction. Hawkins, June Moffit Homosexuality Authors 12:42 5:47 Youth/Children's Off-Ramp: Brains On, the science podcast for kids, explains how bridges Sanden Totten, Molly Issues/ Family Science support themselves Bloom

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 2015

George Abou-Daoud, Kathy Hoang, Michaela Mendelsohn, Airtalk: Minimum wage: The future of the hourly worker in LA (#AT30). Not even the Paul Krekorian, Nicole Economics and current state of Hollywood’s film business can match the drama of the minimum Shahenian, Tracy Rafter, Chris 11:06 1:15:06 Politics Business wage debate in Los Angeles. Tilly

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2015

Airtalk: Analyzing LA Times’ future after parent company fires publisher Austin Beutner. A little more than a year after being named publisher of the L.A. Times, Austin Beutner has been fired by the paper’s parent company Tribune Publishing Co. 11:06 19:26 Media Talk of the City The Baltimore Sun’s publisher, Tim Ryan, will reportedly take over as publisher. David Folkenflik

Airtalk: Carly Fiorina: From running a tech giant to running for presidency. Washington, DC Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina has made it a long way from her 11:28 12:59 reports Politics early days as a secretary at tech company Hewlett-Packard. Jenna Johnson, Peter Burrows

Diversity/ Cultural Racial Airtalk: Are you #LatinoEnough? It's a classic situation for second-and third- 11:43 15:08 Events Relations generation Latinos: You were born in the United States.

Airtalk: New-look Clippers considering mascot, weighing options for future of local 12:06 23:53 Media Sports broadcasts. The times they are a-changin’ for Los Angeles basketball. Dan Woike, Lee Ohanian

Youth/Children's Entertainment Airtalk: SNL writer, ‘Go the F*** to Sleep’ author on the art of making kids laugh. 12:32 23:44 Issues/ Family Industry Know your audience, that’s the first rule of entertainment. Alan Zweibel, Adam Mansbach Take Two: Latino enough: The pressure to stay a 'true' Latino — speaking fluent Lauren Carris, Juan Carlos Spanish being the main criteria — has seemingly created a rift among Latinos as Salas, Michelle Moreno, A 9:07 16:43 Racial Relations generations go on. Martinez

Take Two: Congress: Lawmakers in our nation's capitol also head back to work this 9:23 6:00 Politics week, and there are quite a number of sticky issues on the table. Jeff Cartwright, A Martinez Youth/Children's 9:34 7:35 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood: Our weekly parenting segment. Pam Sorooshian, A Martinez

9:41 7:41 Arts And Culture Take Two: Telluride: A recap of the must-see films from Telluride. John Horn, A Martinez Entertainment 9:48 9:48 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly new music segment. Steven Hochman, A Martinez Take Two: Beutner out: KPCC has confirmed that Austin Beutner will be replaced as CEO and publisher at the LA Times. Baltimore Sun CEO and publisher Tim Ryan will 10:07 10:00 Media take his place. Ken Doctor, A Martinez

Take Two: Adjunct magazine: A recently launched publication called Adjunct 10:17 11:12 Education Commuter Weekly seeks to document the often hidden life of adjunct professors. Dushko Petravich, A Martinez

Take Two: BBC - Migrant: On Monday, the Greek government and the UN refugee agency brought in extra staff and ships to deal with up to25,000 people stranded on 10:28 3:18 Foreign News the island of Lesbos. Johnny Dymond (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - San Bruno: It's been five years since a gas pipeline exploded in the Bay Area, killing eight people. The rupture created a fireball that destroyed a neighborhood in San Bruno, 12 miles south of San Francisco. Federal investigations put the blame squarely on the utility, Pacific Gas and Electric. They Lisa Pickoff-White and Rebecca 10:34 5:44 Environment pointed to a pattern of negligence by PG& E, and by state regulators. Bowe (reporters)

Take Two: Iguala students: It's been nearly a year since 43 students in rural Mexico went missing, sparking widespread prostests and increased attention on corruption Law & and violence in the country. Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto vowed to fully Order/Courts/ investigate the killings. But almost 12 months later all but one of the students 10:39 7:03 Foreign News Police remain missing. Verónica Calderon, A Martinez

Computers/Int The Frame: Andy Greenwald of the Hollywood Prospectus podcast joins us to talk 3:36 3:47 Arts And Culture ernet/IT about finding the most-talked about TV shows today Andy Greenwald / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Matt Sullivan, founder of Light in the Attic Records, chats about one of 3:41 5:05 Arts And Culture Industry the labels newest projects Matt Sullivan / John Horn The Frame: Director Davis Guggenheim talks about his newest documentary, about 3:50 8:36 Arts And Culture Foreign News the life and times of Malala Davis Guggenheim / John Horn

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 Youth/Childre n's Issues/ Airtalk: California Common Core test scores reveal troubling results. The results are Adolfo Guzman-Lopez, Ruth 11:06 18:47 Education Family in for the first year of Common Core student testing. Perez, David Plank

Assemblyman Adam Gray, Airtalk: The fate of SB 350: One of the boldest climate change bills to hit the Calif. State Senator Ricardo Lara, 11:28 28:40:00 Environment Politics Assembly. It's do-or-die for the California Assembly this week. John Myers, Adam Nagourney

Airtalk: Debating whether the US should be taking in more refugees from Syria. President Obama is weighing his options as a worldwide debate has opened up over James Fallows, James Zogby, 12:06 24:18:00 Foreign News Immigration how to deal with the burgeoning refugee crisis. Anna Green Airtalk: Acclaimed historian and LGBT archivist discuss the history of gay Los Angeles. Same-sex marriage is now the law of the land. The fight for marriage Gender equality has been the dominant political issue the LGBT community in Southern Historical Events/ Equity/Transge California has rallied behind in the last decade, beginning with the battle to defeat Lillian Faderman, Joseph 12:32 23:25 History Segments nder Issues Proposition 8 in 2008. Hawkins

Take Two: Migrant plan: Today the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said there are 120 thousand very vulnerable people who need to be resettled urgently. He called on EU countries and the world to quickly find shelter Sanj Srikanthan, Deepa 9:07 8:00 Foreign News Politics for these mostly women and children refugees. Fernades

Computers/Intern Take Two: Apple TV: The tech giant is set to reveal some fresh products for Apple 9:15 6:00 et/IT fans today, and the speculation centers on a new iPhone, and a new Apple TV. Shara Tibken, A Martinez

Take Two: California climate: California, legislators are scrambling to come to an agreement on a series of bills that could put the state at the forefront of the battle 9:21 9:34 Environment Politics against climate change. David Siders, Deepa Fernandes Public Health/ Rebecca Plevin, Deepa 9:34 5:41 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly consumer health segement. Fernandes Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, A 9:39 8:31 Sports Take Two: Sports Roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez

Take Two: LGBT athletes: There are hundreds and thousands of LGBT college and high school athletes. Jeff Sheng spent the past 13 years taking their portraits for his 9:47 8:23 Sports Homosexuality new book, "Fearless." Jeff Sheng, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: El Slavador: In the first eight months of this year, El Salvador had more 10:07 10:00 Foreign News Police than 4000 homicides -- an average of 17 every day. Thomas Ward, A Martinez

Take Two: Latin America drones: There have been a number of stories this summer about drones interefering with police and firefighters, drifting into flight paths at major airports, and even breeching the White House grounds. Drone use is also on Computers/Int the rise south of the border -- posing challenges for countries already dealing with 10:17 9:30 Foreign News ernet/IT security problems. Tim Johnson, Deepa Fernandes

Take Two: California Report - Test scores: The state will release the test scores of more than three million public school kids who took California's first computerized state test. Gone are the days of multiple choice tests in favor of more rigourous 10:26 3:18 Education exams. Ana Tintocolis (reporter)

Take Two: Key and Peele: Key and Peele ends a five-season run with a final episode tonight. The show pokes fun at all sorts of topics - but it often hones in on race. That Entertainment means Key and Peele doesn't always make for comfortable viewing. Sometimes it's 10:34 13:01 Industry not clear if you should laugh...or cringe. Ian Roberts, Alex Cohen Take Two: Portland hates California: Some Californians are apparently outbidding Economics and Portlanders for homes there, so someone is posting so-called 'anti-California' 10:47 5:10 Business stickers on for sale signs. Quinn Irvine, Deepa Fernandes Historical Events/ Computers/Intern History Take Two: Area codes: Los Angeles is almost out of 323 area codes, but the 213 is 10:52 4:57 et/IT Segments making a come back. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Entertainment Computers/Int The Frame: ReCode Senior Editor Dawn Chmielewski reviews Apple's newest plans 3:36 5:02 Industry ernet/IT for Apple TV Dawn Chmielewski / John Horn Historical Events/ History The Frame: Contributor Collin Friesen goes behind the scenes at a new production Princes of Kings Road / Collin 3:42 3:46 Arts And Culture Segments about the lives of two of LA's greatest architects Friesen

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Filmmakers Jessica Elbaum and Leslye Headland talk about "Sleeping Jessica Elbaum + Leslye 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues with Other People" and their quest to get more women making comedies Headland / John Horn

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2015

Airtalk: As doctor-assisted suicide bill heads to CA Senate, looking at its odds at becoming law. After passing the state Assembly Wednesday, a bill that would let Public Health/ Sacramento/St doctors prescribe life-ending medications to terminally-ill patients is heading to the 11:06 24:52:00 Medicine ate Politics Senate. Christal Smith, Christal Smith

Airtalk: ‘Queue’ the eye-rolling: Danish study finds serving last person in line first is Diversity/ most efficient. Submitted for your approval: what if we served the last person in line 11:34 10:16 Foreign News Cultural Events first instead of serving the first person in line first? Martin Lariviere, Airtalk: 2015 NFL season to feature longer PATs, a female referee, and a rugby star. 12:06 11:47 Media Sports Are you ready for some football? Mike Tanier

Airtalk: Bill requiring police departments to report race, age, gender of everyone Law & they stop advances. The state legislature is poised to pass a bill that will require law Order/Courts/ enforcement officers to report the perceived age, race and gender of everyone they Peter Bibring, Chief David 12:27 18:38 Racial Relations Police stop. Bejarano

Historical Airtalk: Acclaimed historian and LGBT archivist discuss the history of gay Los Gender Events/ Angeles. A high school student in North Carolina who was caught sexting with his Equity/Transgend History teen girlfriend faces multiple felony charges for disseminating sexually explicit William Weinberg, Mary Anne 12:41 12:04 er Issues Segments photos of minors -- even though those photos were of themselves. Franks Take Two: Two LAUSD teachers talk about the struggles of teaching the new Bootsie Battle-Holt, Erin 9:07 11:03 Education Common Core method to students. Sopapunta, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Compton tennis: Before she was on track to become the fourth woman in tennis history to complete a calendar year Grand Slam, Serena Williams was just a 9:18 6:21 Sports talented young girl from Compton. Louisa Thomas, A Martinez Take Two: Fronteras - Two towns:The United States and Mexico are pouring money into a experiment to rescue damaged economies on the Texas-Mexico border. But that experiment only involves two towns. There are dozens of other towns, 9:24 4:33 Foreign News forgotten, struggling, forced in some cases to break border laws to survive. Lorne Matalon (reporter)

9:34 8:50 Transportation Take Two: Wheel Thing: Our weekly segement on transportation. Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Apple announced a bunch of new products, including updated iPhones, Computers/Intern an iPad pro and a revamped Apple TV. Is it enough to convince more people to cut 9:42 10:00 et/IT the cord and drop cable? Shara Tibken, A Martinez

Economics and Take Two: Business of El Nino: The prospect of a wetter-than-average winter means 9:53 5:42 Environment Business business is booming for some local roofers and rain gutter installers. Guy Ziv, A Martinez Sacramento/St Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Katie Orr, 10:07 17:38 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at politics in the Golden State. Alex Cohen

Take Two: Drugged kids: The Assembly passed a package of three bills designed to protect California foster children from receiving too many powerful, psychotropic medications. These bills come in the wake of an investigative series on the use of Youth/Children's Public Health/ these drugs, their affect on kids and the people who prescribe these pills - stories 10:24 6:50 Issues/ Family Medicine which appeared in the San Jose Mercury News. Karen de Sa, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Foster care: When parents face a situation where they can no longer care for their children, it's often relatives who answer the call and step in to raise the Youth/Children's kids. But the foster care and welfare systems don't treat relatives the same as other 10:34 7:06 Issues/ Family foster parents. So many grandparents, aunts and uncles end up struggling. Deepa Fernandes (reporter)

Take Two: Ants and drought: You may have noticed some extra house guests of late. They're very small, don't take up alot of space, but can be kind of annoying. We're 10:41 5:30 Environment talking about ants, and other creepy, crawly critters. Lyn Kimsey, A Martinez

Law & The Frame: Eriq Gardner, senior editor at the Hollywood Reporter, breaks down the Order/Courts/ ruling on the ill-fated Aretha Franklin documentary that was prevented from airing 3:36 4:08 Arts And Culture Police at Telluride Eriq Gardner / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Hrishi Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast chats with Best Coast about 3:41 5:15 Arts And Culture Industry their song "Feeling OK" Best Coast / Hrishi Hirway Entertainment The Frame: Richard Gere talks about acting as a homeless man in his newest movie, 3:50 8:25 Arts And Culture Industry "Time Out of Mind" Richard Gere / John Horn

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 2015 Airtalk: Election 2016: Fiorina fights back, Jindal Biblically slams Trump and the possibility of a Biden run. It was a busy week on the campaign trail for candidates on both sides of the aisle, and while Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton still top the 11:06 15:24 Media Politics national polls for their respective parties, political junkies had plenty to watch. Matt Canter, Alfonso Aguilar

War/ Military Airtalk: Marine Corps study on coed units could prove roadblock for women in Gender Events/ combat. The first data on combat units with men and women vs units with all male Equity/Transgend Military Marines say the mixed units performed worse, to the point that military objectives Hal Kempfer, Major Mary 11:24 21:36 er Issues Culture and lives are at risk. Jennings Hager, Hope Seck Law & Airtalk: Two decades after legalization of medical pot, Calif. is finally ready to step in Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ to regulate industry. The country’s largest medical marijuana industry might finally 11:48 10:29 ce Medicine be regulated. David Downs, David Welch

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘The Visit,’ ‘The Perfect Guy,’ ‘Sleeping with Other People’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Wade Major and Tim Cogshell review this Entertainment weekend’s new releases, including M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Visit,” the thriller 12:06 31:56:00 Industry Media “The Perfect Guy,” indie comedy “Sleeping with Other People,” and more. Tim Cogshell, Wade Major

Historical Airtalk: Tom Roston on the lost era of movie rentals at the brick-and-mortar. Events/ Quentin Tarantino famously worked at a video store in Manhattan Beach, brushing Entertainment History up on his film history the DIY and inexpensive way, before making his debut, 12:43 15:34 Industry Segments “Reservoir Dogs.” Tom Roston

Take Two: Reguees and the US: President Obama has announced the US will make way for 10,000 Syrian refugees. The White House is under increasing pressure to show that this country is supporting European nations in their work resettling 9:07 12:00 Politics Immigration refugees. But where will those refugees go? Jeff Guo, Alex Cohen

Take Two: McDade shooting: Three years ago, Kendrec McDade was shot and killed by two Pasadena police officers. McDade was 19 and unarmed. An independent Law & investigation was conducted and released last year, but the police union succeeded Order/Courts/Poli in having several findings redacted. Now, a California appeals court has ruled that 9:19 7:07 ce more of the report should be made public. Richard Winton, A Martinez

Take Two: Graffiti cost: Graffiti is problem in most big American cities, and it's everywhere here in Los Angeles. On billboards, garage doors and bus stops. In recent Law & years, the city has received record numbers of complaints about graffiti from Order/Courts/Poli citizens--more than 120,000 just last year. 9:27 4:02 ce And this year is on pace to break that record. Aaron Mendleson (reporter) Take Two: Women and the Silicon Valley: Ellen Pao has announced she will NOT proceed with an appeal. In an essay on the tech site Re Code, Pao wrote that the Gender battle has been painful both personally and professionally and that she couldn't Equity/Transgend afford the risk of incurring more debt in this legal fight. We look at what this means 9:34 6:11 er Issues for women in Silicon Valley. Deborah Rhode, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Women in comedy: Sara Schaefer joins Take two to talk about what it's Entertainment like for women in comedy today, and how advertising aimed at women just doesn't 9:40 8:54 Arts And Culture Industry make sense sometimes. Sara Schaefer, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Science quiz: In a national survey, the Pew Research Center asked adults 9:48 7:30 Education Science some very basic questions on science, and many failed. Cary Funk, A Martinez Youth/Childre n's Issues/ Take Two: Drought and kids: Class sizes dwindle in Central Valley schools as Maressa Nicosia, Baldomero 10:07 10:51 Environment Family California drought continues. Hernandez, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Ethnic studies bill: Students across California could soon be learning more Racial about the many cultures that make up America thanks to a bill sitting on Governor Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales, A 10:17 9:00 Education Relations Brown's desk. It calls for adding Ethnic Studies to the K thru 12 curriculum. Martinez

Take Two: Ethnic studies follow chat: One person who has seen the benefits of Ethnic Studies first hand is Lisa Wong Macabasco. While studying at UC Berkeley, Racial she decided to take a class in Asian American history. What followed was more than Lisa Wong Macabasco, A 10:26 5:13 Education Relations she expected. Martinez Take Two: Weekend preview: Our look at cheap and fun things to do around town 10:34 6:00 Arts And Culture this weekend. Kristen Lepore, Alex Cohen

10:40 12:00 Labor Issues Take Two: Friends at work: Should you care about making friends at work? Adam Grant, Alex Cohen

Take Two: BBC - Fossils: Scientists have discovered a new human-like species in a cave in South Africa. The discovery of 15 partial skeletons is the largest ever discovery of primitive human remains in Africa. The individuals are part human and part ape, and researchers say that the species could be a "bridge" between the two. There is also evidence that they may have been capable of ritual behavior seen only 10:52 4:38 Science in modern humans millions of years earlier than previously thought. Pallab Ghosh (reporter) Economics and The Frame: Gary Knell, CEO at Nat Geo, talks about his company's newest deal with 3:36 5:01 Media Business Fox Gary Knell / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Steve Zeitchik of the LA Times joins us to preview the Toronto Film 3:42 3:58 Arts And Culture Industry Festival Steve Zeitchik / John Horn Books/ Literature/ The Frame: Emma Donoghue, writer of the acclaimed novel "Room," talks about 3:50 8:49 Arts And Culture Authors waiting to find the right team to turn her book into a movie Emma Donoghue / John Horn SATURDAY, September 12, 2015

12:07 7:22 Off-Ramp: How to plant the right milkweed in your backyard to help bring John Rabe, Charles back the dwindling population of monarch butterflies. Solomon, Theo Payne Science Environment 12:15 5:38 Off-Ramp: During the Great Depression, biology teacher Raymond Alf Chris Greenspon, Dick Youth/Childre decided to take his students on fossil hunting trips to Barstow. The Webb Lynas, Don Lofgren n's Issues/ Schools have found 165,000 to date, many of them important scientific Science Family specimens. 12:24 9:01 Off-Ramp: In an intimate interview, George Takei tells Off-Ramp host John John Rabe, George Takei Rabe about crafting the Japanese-American internment camp history into Entertainment Diversity/ compelling Broadway musical theater. Industry Cultural Events 12:33 1:04 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Yacht/I thought the future would be cooler John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry 12:34 4:38 Historical Off-Ramp: Suzanne Lummis, one of Los Angeles' most venerated poets, has Marc Haefele, Suzanne Events/ two new books this year. Marc Haefele talked to her about L.A. poets, Philip Lummis History Levine and what makes a bad poem bad. Arts And Culture Segments 12:41 5:35 Off-Ramp: "It is a bitter thing to be a woman," says Euripides' Medea. In a John Rabe, Luis Alfaro new adaptation at the Getty Villa, with the action moved to Boyle Heights and mixed with the woes of ambitious undocumented immigrants, it is still Racial very bitter. Arts And Culture Relations 12:47 5:55 Diversity/ Cultural Entertainment Off-Ramp: Rob Cohen's new doc 'Being Canadian' tries to explain our Collin Friesen, Rob Cohen Events Industry neighbors to the north

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2015

Airtalk: On the ground at the Valley Fire, plus fire risks in SoCal for 2015. The 61,000 acre Valley Fire now encompasses Napa, Sonoma and Lake counties and has forced Kristin Hanes, John Heil, Karen 11:06 24:14:00 Housing Issues Environment more than 17,000 people to evacuate their homes. North, Janet Upton

Airtalk: As EB-5 investor visa program faces sunset, should it be renewed? Critics call it the “cash for green card” program, proponents say it’s a job booster that the US Leslie Berestein Rojas, Peter 11:33 22:49 Housing Issues Immigration economy desperately needs. Joseph, John Vogel

Airtalk: Evaluating the state of the US economy as Fed considers interest rate hike Economics and this week. On Thursday, the Fed will decide whether to raise interest rates, which is Lisa Cook, Josh Bivens, Jeffrey 12:06 23:13 Foreign News Business often seen as an economic harbinger for what the state of the economy looks like. Miron Law & Airtalk: Sacramento roundup: The home stretch for a panoply of bills. With the Order/Courts/Poli Sacramento/St legislative deadline passed, Governor Brown now faces hundreds of bills, many of 12:31 7:45 ce ate Politics which have significant implications for the Golden State. Patrick McGreevy

Airtalk: How likely is it that your athletic kid will go pro? A new poll from NPR, Youth/Children's Harvard and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation shows that just over a fourth of 12:42 16:16 Issues/ Family Sports American parents whose kids play high school sports hope their child will go pro. Tom Farrey

Take Two: Evacuees: A fast-moving fire known as the Valley Fire has erupted in Northern California. It's burned more than 60,000 acres and is only 5 percent contained. The wildfire has forced highway closures and mandatory evacuations. Cal Fire says it's using 30 fire crews and 10 helicopters to fight the flames. A resident 9:07 5:28 Natural Disaster who was evacuated joins the show with more. Kelli Chase, Alex Cohen

Natural Take Two: Valley Fire radio: For those evacuess without access to the Internet, local 9:12 5:29 Media Disaster station 88.1 KPFZ has switched to 24-hour coverage of the fire. Any Weiss, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Drought: In part one of our week-long series "The Future of Water," 9:17 6:04 Environment Science Sanden Totten explains what scientists are telling us to gear up for. Sanden Totten (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - Reagan Library: The second debate among the Republican presidential candidates takes place on Wednesday at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, outside Los Angeles. Even now Ronald Reagan is beloved by many Historical Events/ Americans. But in his eight years as President, the Gipper said and did things many 9:23 6:24 History Segments Politics Republicans now running for president vigorously criticize. Scott Schaefer (reporter) Entertainment Arts And 9:34 10:00 Industry Culture Take Two: On the Lot: Our weekly look at the business of Hollywood. Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez

Take Two: Meet the Patels: In 'Meet the Patels.' Ravi Patel explores what it's like to 9:44 12:47 Arts And Culture try out an arranged marriage after looking for love in the modern dating scene. Ravi Patel, Alex Cohen

10:07 5:00 Natural Disaster Take Two: We check in with Cal Fire about their efforts to battle the Valley Fire. n/a, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Latin America and Syria: European ministers met today in Brussels to respond to the influx of migrants. Over the weekend, Germany restricted access along its borders after tens of thousands crossed, seeking asylum. Austria and Slovakia soon followed, setting up border controls as well. The refugee crisis is also playing out in Latin America. 10:12 5:23 Immigration Politics Eduardo Muzquiz, A Martinez

Take Two: Syrian rapper: From Latin America's response to a more local perspective on the refugee crisis, we turn to Syrian-American rapper, Omar Offendum is based 10:17 6:30 Politics in Los Angeles. Omar Offendum, A Martinez Take Two: Ferguson report: It's been a little over a year now since 18-year-old Law & Michael Brown was fatally shot by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. A Order/Courts/Poli Racial new report- nearly 200 pages long - comes out today - it's called "Forward Through Reverend Starsky Wilson, Alex 10:23 7:38 ce Relations Ferguson: A Path Toward Racial Equity." Cohen Take Two: Latinos and the DOJ: Recently members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus requested data from the Department of Justice regarding Latinos and the 10:34 5:02 Racial Relations Politics police. Tony Cárdenas, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: Model mayhem lawsuit: To what extent should we hold websites Computers/Intern Order/Courts/ responsible when people using them get into trouble? That is the question at the 10:39 6:10 et/IT Police heart of a case currently at the 9th circuit Court of Appeals here in California. Allie Conti, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Love and the web: It's not all doom and gloom on the internet, of course. Many people use modern technology to meet great people. Computers/Intern But are things like texting, emails and social media the best way to maintain those Amanda Hess, Taylor Wells, 10:45 11:30 et/IT Science relationship? Alex Cohen

Entertainment The Frame: Bill Kramer, managing director for the Academy Museum, talks about 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Industry the Museum's movement towards a new building Bill Kramer / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Composer Derrick Spiva talks about his love of time signatures and 3:41 5:10 Arts And Culture Industry "Apollo 13" Derrick Spiva / John Horn Entertainment 3:50 8:36 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Musician Atticus Ross chats "Love and Mercy" and scoring movies Atticus Ross / John Horn

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2015 Washington, DC Airtalk: As Clinton campaign hits rough waters, is a restart in order? It was Hillary 11:06 16:50 reports Politics Clinton’s campaign to lose. Lynn Vavreck, Jennifer Epstein Law & Order/Courts/Poli Public Health/ Airtalk: Statewide requirement on condom use in porn likely on 2016 ballot. 11:26 17:59 ce Medicine Measure B in 2012 required the use of condoms on porn sets in L.A. County. Mike Stabile, Adam Cohen

Airtalk: UC’s ‘Statement Against Principles of Intolerance’. The UC Regents are set to debate a new set of principles that would protect what the Office of the President Eugene Volokh, Larry 11:44 12:43 Racial Relations Education calls students “right to be free from expressions of intolerance.” Rosenthal

Airtalk: ‘Dancing baby’ lawsuit ruling raises questions about application of fair use. Law & Eight years after Stephanie Lenz posted a video to YouTube of her son dancing Order/Courts/Poli Entertainment playfully as Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy” played softly in the background, a panel of 12:06 13:52 ce Industry judges on the U.S. 9th Circuit Court has ruled in favor of the ‘dancing baby.’ Dan Nabel

Airtalk: Forecasting mudslides ahead of wet winter projections in 2015. Angelenos 12:23 7:22 Housing Issues Environment woke up to an unpleasant surprise this morning. Dennis Staley Airtalk: The how-to guide to taking control of your health care. Often times, we are taken by surprise when a close friend or family member is diagnosed with a serious Youth/Children's Public Health/ illness, compromising our mental clarity when having to make an important medical 12:44 25:55:00 Issues/ Family Medicine decision. Leslie Michelson Law & Fatima Goss Graves, Sofie Order/Courts/ Take Two: Campus assault: A roundtable discussion about how campuses handle Karasek, Nick Anderson, Alex 9:07 16:19 Education Police sexual assault. Cohen

Law & Take Two: Occidental campus: Two years ago, Occidental was hit with two federal Order/Courts/ complaints. The school was accused of mishandling dozens of incidents of sexual 9:23 6:51 Education Police violence and of failing to report sexual assaults. Ruth Jones, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Future of Water, part 2: Half of all fruits, vegetables and nuts grown in the US come from California. To produce all that bounty, farmers here typically use 80-percent of the water available in the state's reservoirs and aqueducts. 9:34 6:13 Environment Science Will that still be the case 25 years from now? Ben Bergman (reporter)

Take Two: Future of farm workers: As California farms change, the workforce that 9:40 5:29 Environment grows and harvests crops, could also face some big challenges. Dorian Merina (reporter)

Take Two: California Report - Juan Felipe: Juan Felipe Herrara knows a lot about the life of farm workers. He was born in Fresno County, in the heart of the Central Valley. His parents worked the fields, and Herrara has made a career writing about the lives of laborers and immigrants. Herrara is a poet. Not just any poet - he's the U- S poet laureate, and the first Latino to be honored with that title. Tonight, he'll give 9:45 2:40 Arts And Culture his inagural reading at the Library of Congress. Sasha Khoka (reporter) Entertainment 9:47 8:49 Arts And Culture Industry Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly new music segment. Morgan Rhodes, A Martinez Take Two: Climate change and migration: A look at how climate change impacts Demetrious Papademtriou, 10:07 12:00 Environment Immigration migration. Alex Cohen

Take Two: East Porterville: It's hard to find a place that's suffered more in this drought than the town of east Porterville - about 75 miles southeast of Fresno, in the Central Valley. East Porterville has no central water system. People there rely on a series of private wells. Now many of those wells have dried up, leaving many of its 10:19 6:39 Environment residents with little to no water to bathe in or drink. Andrew Lockman, Alex Cohen

Take Two: California Report - Evacuees: So far, the wildfires in Northern California burned nearly 140,000 acres, destroyed more than 700 homes and left as many as 23 thousand people seeking refuge in shelters. Some of those evacuating ended up 10:25 3:06 Natural Disaster at the Napa Country Fairgrounds in Calistoga. April Dembosky (reporter)

Historical Events/ Natural Take Two: General Grant tree: A grand sequoia named General Grant that stands 10:28 3:04 History Segments Disaster proudly in Kings Canyon National Park is being threatened by the Rough Fire. Luis Magana, A Martinez 10:34 4:00 Science Take Two: Rainy weather: A look at why LA is having strange summer weather. Bob Henson, A Martinez

Take Two: Elderly Latinos: A new report issued this week by USC's Roybal Institute on Aging provides a look at the health and overall well-being of LA County's older adults. And it finds that while life expectancy has gone up overall, wide variations 10:38 7:00 Racial Relations exist when the availability of health care, ethnicity and geography are factored in. Stephanie O'Neill, A Martinez

Take Two: BBC - Fighting illegal plants: Every year thousands of plants are illegally imported into the US. These plants can carry diseases which threaten commercial crops, and when they wind up in the wild, they can overwhelm native species. Many of the plants are themselves endangered. The global trafficking trade has pushed Law & some species, particularly orchids, to the point of extinction in some regions.But Order/Courts/ there is hope, thanks to a network of rescue centers across the US that takes in the 10:46 3:38 Environment Police plants seized at US ports and borders. Jane O'Brien (reporter) Entertainment Alex Cohen, Frangela Duo, Sara 10:49 8:31 Arts And Culture Industry Women in Comedy: A review of host Alex Cohen's 'Women in Comedy' event. Schaefer

Gender The Frame: Filmmaker Cathy Schulman talks about the state of women creators in Equity/Transge TV, based on a report from the Center for the Study of Women in TV and Film from 3:36 4:19 Arts And Culture nder Issues UCSD Cathy Schulman / John Horn

3:41 4:34 Arts And Culture Homosexuality The Frame: Jill Soloway ruminates on the wild success of her TV show, "Transparent" Jill Soloway / John Horn Entertainment Computers/Int The Frame: Joe Adalian from Vulture.com talks about the standouts from the 3:49 3:30 Industry ernet/IT upcoming fall season of TV Joe Adalian / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Jay Duplass talks about stepping out from behind the camera and into 3:53 6:10 Arts And Culture Industry the spotlight on "Transparent" Jay Duplass / John Horn

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 2015

Airtalk: GOP Debate Preview: The qualities of a great debater, and analyzing Trump’s pithy punchlines. The eyes of the nation turn to Simi Valley this evening as the Republican presidential candidates share the debate stage once again, this time 11:06 14:55 Media Politics at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Aaron Kall, Barton Swaim

Airtalk: Bay Area mega donors spend millions on Republican presidential campaigns. The Bay Area image of Birkenstock-sporting liberals is clashing with a more modern Economics and reality: big donors born of the (mostly) tech industry are donating millions of dollars Anthony Pesce, Jessica 11:24 9:03 Business Politics to republican presidential campaigns. Levinson Airtalk: LAPD Chief Beck: Body camera videos an 'investigative tool,' not for public consumption. The LAPD is awaiting word on whether federal money will help fund Law & body-worn cameras for officers, after the American Civil Liberties Union asked the Order/Courts/ Department of Justice to halt funding this month because videos will largely be kept 11:33 23:12 Talk of the City Police from the public. Charlie Beck

Airtalk: Olympics 2024: It’s LA vs. four European cities. The battle to become the US Ed Hula, Alissa Johannson 12:06 16:30 Talk of the City Sports nominee for the 2024 Olympics host city wasn’t without drama. Rubin, Joerg Luyken

Airtalk: LA leaders challenge changes at 'LA Times'. Adding a long list of Angelenos disappointed with the firing of LA Times publisher Austin Beutner last week, the LA County Board of Supervisors passed a symbolic resolution yesterday opposing his 12:25 14:28 Media Talk of the City dismissal. Ken Doctor, Rick Edmonds

Airtalk: Clifford Clinton’s grandson remembers Clifton’s crusader. There’s great buzz Historical right now around the reopening of Clifton's Cafeteria in downtown LA, but what do Events/ we really know about Clifford Clinton, the man who created it all and was Diversity/ Cultural History considered one of the most powerful—and controversial—men of 1930s Los 12:42 16:44 Events Segments Angeles? Edmond Clinton III

Take Two: Elections and race: All eyes will be on Southern California on Wednesday 9:07 7:40 Politics night, as 11 Republican presidential hopefuls prepare to face off again. Ron Brownstein, Alex Cohen Davin Phoenix, Mary-Brianna 9:14 15:07 Politics Take Two: GOP debate: A Southern California perspective on the upcoming debate. Perez, A Martinez

Brian and Andy Kamanetzky, A 9:34 8:56 Sports Take Two: Sports Roundup: Our weekly look at the world of sports. Martinez

War/ Military Gender Take two: Women in the Navy: This week secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus Events/ Military Equity/Transge announced that he would open all jobs in the Navy to women, including the Marines 9:42 9:46 Culture nder Issues and the super elite SEAL unit. Bradley Peniston, Alex Cohen Public Health/ 9:51 5:00 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly look at consumer health. Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen Take Two: Refugees: A look at what happens to refugees after they arrive in 10:07 6:50 Immigration America. Martin Zogg, A Martinez

Take Two: Foreign born: The hispanic population here in the United States is bigger than it's ever been, and it's continuing to grow. But at the same time, the number of Racial immigrants from Latin American countries has been on the decline. So what's going 10:13 5:10 Immigration Relations on? Vilma Ortiz, A Martinez

Take Two: Future of water, p3: In today's story on The Future of Water, our science reporter Sanden Totten takes us to the imagined Los Angeles of 20-40 to see how 10:18 5:57 Environment Science the city will be trying to stretch every last drop. Sanden Totten (reporter) Take Two: Farm worker retraining: As the ongoing drought hits local farms and food production moves overseas, farmworkers in Oxnard are seeking to improve their 10:23 3:58 Environment skills for an uncertain labor market.

Take Two: California Report - Porn: The California Report is producing a special series called "Love in the Digital Age." The series includes really intimate, first person stories illustrating the intersection of relationships and technology. Producers Computers/Intern Public Health/ Rachael Myrow and Polly Stryker profile one man's experience and journey to Rachel Myrow, Polly Stryker 10:34 7:30 et/IT Medicine recovery from an additcion to porn. (reporters) Economics and Take Two: Taco Bell and booze: Taco Bell has announced a plan to serve booze at 10:41 9:00 Business two new locations - Taco Bell Cantinas. Candice Choi, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Fashion Week: The organizers of LA's Fashion Week announced this year's shows will take place only at downtown's Union Station. But wait: it may be a Michelle Dalton Tyree, A 10:50 8:10 Arts And Culture designer knock-off. Martinez

Entertainment Computers/Int The Frame: Jens Christensen, CEO of the VR company Jaunt, talks about his 3:36 4:00 Industry ernet/IT company's collaboration with ABC News to bring you closer to global news Jens Christensen / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Gideon Brower goes behind the scenes to learn how the Broad Museum employees / 3:41 5:02 Arts And Culture Industry Broad Museum hired its staff Gideon Brower Historical Events/ History The Frame: Director Scott Cooper and actor Joel Edgerton talk about the new crime Scott Cooper + Joel Edgerton / 3:50 8:28 Arts And Culture Segments drama, "Black Mass" John Horn

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 2015

Airtalk: Fiorina shines on main debate stage in GOP debate, strong showings for Rubio and Jeb as well. While much of the media focus in the lead up to last night’s Republican presidential debate at the Ronald Reagan Library was on Donald Trump, 11:06 33:03:00 Media Politics there’s little doubt today that it was Carly Fiorina’s night in Simi Valley. Reed Galen, Erikka Knuti

Airtalk: Is 2040 too little, too late for rules about pumping groundwater in the Sacramento/State Golden State? It’s been one year since Governor Jerry Brown signed the state’s first- Tim Ross, Chris Scheuring, 11:44 14:34 Politics Environment ever groundwater regulations into law. Peter Gleick

Airtalk: Debating whether landlords and tenants share the cost of apartment Law & retrofits. A new proposal at L.A. City Hall says the cost of retrofitting buildings Order/Courts/Poli vulnerable to earthquakes should be a shared financial burden of tenants and 12:06 29:40:00 ce Housing Issues property owners. Larry Gross, Jim Clarke

Take Two: GOP debate recap: Donald Trump managed to get in some zingers and insults, but some declared former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina the evening's Ange-Marie Hancock, Haley 9:07 10:24 Politics breakout star. Nieve, A Martinez Take Two: Trump and TV: Joe Flint tells why cable TV channels have been giving 9:17 12:09 Politics Media Trump so much airtime. Joe Flint, Deepa Fernades Take Two: Chile earthquake: After shocks continue to keep Chile on edge, as Thursday's quake is the biggest to rock the country since the 8.8 temblor five years 9:29 3:30 Natural Disaster ago. Mark Simon, A Martinez

9:34 6:16 Transportation Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our weekly segment on transportation. Susan Carpenter, A Martinez

9:41 6:37 Science Take Two: Lab Notes: Our regular segment on weird and wacky science news. Sandent Totten, A Martinez

Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Tusk novel: Tania James talks about her murder thriller called "The Tusk 9:47 10:09 Authors That Did The Damage." Tania James, Deepa Fernandes

Sacramento/St Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Cathleen 10:07 14:36 Politics ate Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at politics in the Golden State. Decker, A Martinez

Law & Take Two: Mexico's missing: After the disappearance of the 43 students in Iguala, Order/Courts/ Mexico, residents from the nearby town of Cocula have come forward to report the Christopher Sherman, Deepa 10:21 8:51 Foreign News Police 'other disappeared.' Fernandes Take Two: Water Future, p4: Molly Peterson focuses on water rights n part four of 10:34 6:35 Environment the series. Molly Peterson (reporter)

Take Two: Water Knife: A new novel centers around a never ending drought that has Books/ Literature/ weakened the government, created deadly living conditions and changed the very 10:40 7:09 Authors nature of life in the US. Paolo Bacigalupi, A Martinez Entertainment Arts And Justin Jorgensen, Charles 10:47 6:55 Industry Culture Take two: Dapper Days: A look at Disneyland's Dapper Day, and what exactly it is. Phoenix, Alex Cohen Computers/Intern Take Two: Facebook dislike button: Listeners react to the news that Facebook could 10:53 4:00 et/IT soon develop a dislike button. A Martinez, Alex Cohen

Airtalk: Is there a winner in the fight between science and religion? Dr Jerry Coyne says yes. Popular, contemporary atheists such as Richard Dawkins have prompted a backlash among some intellectuals who say there is some room for faith alongside 12:40 18:03 Religion Science science. Jerry Coyne Entertainment The Frame: NPR's Linda Holmes talks about what to watch for when you watch the 3:36 4:20 Arts And Culture Industry Emmy's Linda Holmes / John Horn Computers/Int The Frame: Contributor Collin Friesen looks at how the LA Phil is branching out into 3:41 4:40 Arts And Culture ernet/IT the Virtual Reality game LA Phil / Collin Friesen The Frame: Frame host John Horn goes on a behind-the-scenes tour with Broad 3:50 9:30 Arts And Culture Media Head Curator Joanne Heyler Joanne Heyler / John Horn

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 Airtalk: As CA elex watchdog closes ‘dark money’ loophole, are court challenges likely? The Fair Political Practices Commission unanimously voted to close what’s been deemed as a loophole that will now require out-of-state nonprofits to disclose Sacramento/State their donors when they oppose or support a ballot measure or candidate through a Kathay Feng, Jessica Levinson, 11:06 19:46 Politics Politics federal political action committee. Nick Dranias

Airtalk: Bernie Sanders 101 — socialist, democratic socialist, libertarian socialist or what? The cover of TIME magazine at the moment features an affable-looking Senator Bernie Sanders (I - VT) with shirtsleeves rolled up and the cheeky headline 11:28 13:32 Media Politics “Socialize this, America.” Lori Cox Han, Peter Dreier

Airtalk: How the drought is affecting California’s wildlife. As the drought stretches Catherine Burns, Gregory 11:45 14:12 Natural Disaster Environment into its fourth year, the fate of California’s wildlife is more precarious than ever. Giusti

Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘Sicario,’ ‘Everest,’ ‘Black Mass’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein and Henry Sheehan review this week’s new releases including the drug-crime thriller “Sicario,” “Everest” which is based on a true story, Entertainment the fictional telling of real-life kingpin James “Whitey” Bulger in “Black Mass,” and Lael Loewenstein, Henry 12:06 29:00:00 Media Industry more: TGI-Filmweek! Sheehan

Entertainment Airtalk: Films from Charles Kaufman, Johnny Depp, Cate Blanchett shine at Toronto 12:40 18:30 Media Industry film fest. It’s long been seen as a pipeline to the Oscars. Peter Rainer, Tim Gray Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: Mass Incarceration: America's prisons hold a disproportionate number of Ta-Nehisi Coates, A Martinez; 9:07 17:23 Racial Relations Police African American men - and it's unclear why. Susan Burton, Alex Cohen Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Mexico student arrest: The latest details in the arrest of a Mexican gang 9:24 7:00 ce Foreign News meber in connection with missing students from Iguala, Mexico. Katy Watson, A Martinez War/ Military Events/ Military Computers/Int Take Two: Military tech: As the Internet flourished, the private sector quickly took 9:34 11:20 Culture ernet/IT over and the Pentagon lost much of its dominance. EB Boyd, Alex Cohen Historical War/ Military Events/ Take Two: Two Fronts: A new PBS documentary shares the stories of one group of Events/ Military History servicemen -- Latino soldiers, who found themselves in a unique place as they served 9:46 7:20 Culture Segments in the Vietnam war. Mylene Moreno, A Martinez

Entertainment Take Two: Emmys preview: Come Sunday, the red carpet will be rolled out in 9:53 5:10 Industry downtown Los Angeles for the 67th annual primetime Emmys. Debrah Birnbaum, Alex Cohen Take Two: Water Future, p5: Jed Kim focuses on water and nature part five of the 10:07 6:22 Environment Science series. Jed Kim (reporter)

Take Two: Future of water roundup: To put the cap on our Future of Water series, we have two people who spend their days - and probably lots of sleepless nights - Mark Gold, Heather Cooley, A 10:13 11:10 Science Environment thinking about all this. Martinez Take Two: Weekend preview: Our weekly look at things to do around town this 10:24 4:57 Arts And Culture weekend. Kristen Lepore, A Martinez Entertainment Arts And Take Two: Women in comedy: A second review of Alex Cohen's Women in Comedy 10:34 24:00:00 Industry Culture event. Alex Cohen, various guests The Frame: Wall Street Journal critic Eric Gibson reviews the opening exhibition at 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture Media the Broad Museum Eric Gibson / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Amy Celsi explores the world of Harry Nilsson fanatics who 3:41 5:07 Arts And Culture Industry want their idol to make it into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Harry Nilsson fans / Amy Celsi The Frame: Filmmaker Denis Vileneuve talks about the genesis of his cartel drama, 3:50 8:14 Arts And Culture Foreign News "Sicario" Denis Vileneuve / John Horn SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2015

12:07 8:26 Off-Ramp: L.A.'s newest art museum, The Broad, opens Sunday. For the first John Rabe, Eli Broad, Edyth time, the public can see the blue-chip art collection of one of the city's Broad, Jori Finkler, Joanne Entertainment biggest philanthropists in one place...for free. Heyler Arts And Culture Industry 12:15 5:45 Off-Ramp: Surkus: The app that pays people to party. Did the bar or Gideon Brower, Chuli Joy, nightclub you went to last night seem more lively than usual? A new app Mariah Klingler, Robert Entertainment Interview (one may have paid some of the people to be there. Menendez, Jin Yu Industry guest) 12:25 6:32 Off-Ramp: Emerging out of San Bernardino and Riverside is Quitapenas, a Kevin Ferguson, Eduardo Diversity/ band playing a kind of Afro-Latin music that spans continents with their Valencia, Daniel Gomez Arts And Culture Cultural Events sound. 12:31 5:38 Off-Ramp: LA's Natural History Museum's mummies exhibit brings the dead Patt Morrison, Ryan Historical to life. To a kid visiting a museum, is there anything more fascinating than Williams Events/ mummies? Come see unopened caskets, 3D printing and mummified beer History mugs. Science Segments 12:38 3:20 Youth/Childre Off-Ramp: Brains On, the science podcast for kids, explains why you cannot Sanden Totten, Molly n's Issues/ tickle yourself Bloom Science Family 12:44 4:55 Off-Ramp: L.A. fans of the late Rodrigo Gonzalez call him the Mexican Bob Adolfo Guzman-Lopez, Diversity/ Dylan. He died in the 1985 Mexico City earthquake that left more than Gaby Berlanga, Miguel Arts And Culture Cultural Events 10,000 dead. Morales 12:49 1:17 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: "A Beautiful Woman" by Deradoorian John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2015

Airtalk: Caught! Impact of emission cheating on VW’s brand and future in US. Volkswagen has rigged over 480,000 diesel cars since 2009 to pass U.S. and 11:06 17:26 Foreign News Transportation California emissions tests, regulators revealed Friday. Kevin Tynan, George Serafeim Airtalk: How Dr. Ben Carson’s comments on Muslims will impact his presidential campaign. His slow but steady recent rise in the polls has already generated a lot of buzz about pediatric neurosurgeon and Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, but some comments he made over the weekend are gathering a lot of Raynard Jackson, Salam Al- 11:26 13:52 Religion Politics attention, and maybe not for all the right reasons. Marayati

Airtalk: LA County Sheriff Jim McDonnell talks body cams, human trafficking, Law & sentiment toward law enforcement, more. Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim Order/Courts/ McDonnell stopped by the AirTalk studios Monday for his quarterly visit and to 11:42 16:10 Talk of the City Police update us on the latest goings-on at the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department. Jim McDonnell

Airtalk: On eve of Pope Francis' stateside visit, Vatican insider examines the church’s quest to remain relevant. Miracles aren't what they used to be. The modern world demands explanations, urging the Catholic Church to evolve its criteria to legitimize 12:06 28:08:00 Foreign News Religion supernatural occurrences. John Thavis

Sacramento/State Airtalk: Jerry Brown 2016? Politicos wonder if California’s head honcho will jump Lara M. Brown, Ange-Marie 12:39 19:19 Politics Politics into the race. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders… and Jerry Brown? Hancock Take Two: CA GOP immigration: California Republicans held a party convention in Anaheim over the weekend to strategize about the future of the GOP in the Golden 9:07 7:47 Politics State. Marcelino Valdez, Alex Cohen

9:14 7:06 Religion Take Two: Pope visit: We talk about the importance of Pope Francis' visit. Megan Sweeze, A Martinez

9:21 8:08 Religion Take Two: Pope security: What it takes to protect the pope. Jonathan Wackrow, A Martinez Entertainment Arts And 9:34 7:00 Industry Culture Take Two: On the lot: Out weekly look at the business of Hollywood. Rebecca Keegan, Alex Cohen Entertainment 9:41 5:45 Industry Take Two: Emmys wrap up: A review of the Emmys Cynthia Littleton, A Martinez

Entertainment Arts And Take Two: The Broad: A look at how the opening of the Broad museum went over Thomas Lawson, Christopher 9:46 10:00 Industry Culture with art lovers. Hawthorne, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli 10:07 10:00 ce Environment Take Two: Santa Susana: NBC4 reporter investigates the Santa Susana fields Joel Grover, A Martinez

10:17 5:15 Environment Take Two: Butte Fire: An update on the Butte Fire in Northern California. Daniel Berlant, Alex Cohen Take Two: Most people evacuated safely from the Valley and Butte fires, but for some, doing so meant leaving beloved animals behind. Here's how you can evacuate 10:22 6:52 Environment your pets. John Madigan, Alex Cohen

Take Two: California Report - Hangtown Fry: If you want to recreate the Gold Rush Historical Events/ experience, without all the terrible conditions, you can pan for gold, even descend 10:34 4:44 History Segments into mines. In a few places, you can even eat the most prized meal of the Gold Rush. Lisa Morehouse (reporter) Gender Equity/Transgend Take Two: Fair wage: A new bill recently approved by the state legislature aims to 10:38 6:40 er Issues Labor Issues give women new tools to challenge gender-based wage gaps. Jennifer Reisch, Alex Cohen

Books/ Literature/ Take Two: Erica Jong: The author joins the show to talk about her new book, 'Fear of 10:44 10:55 Authors Dyong.' Erica Jong, Alex Cohen

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Andy Greenwald recaps the 2015 Emmy's with a look on diversity and 3:36 4:31 Arts And Culture nder Issues the state of the TV industry Andy Greenwald / John Horn Entertainment 3:41 4:39 Arts And Culture Industry The Frame: Kyle Buchanan of Vulture.com recaps the Toronto Film Festival Kyle Buchanan / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Emily Mortimer of the HBO show "Doll and Em" talks blurring the lines 3:50 8:36 Arts And Culture Industry between life and art Emily Mortimer / John Horn

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2015 Airtalk: Walker implores fellow candidates to suspend campaigns: the latest strategy to dump Trump. Scott Walker recalled himself from the Republican Presidential 11:06 19:55 Media Politics market. Kevin Wagner, Carol Swain

Airtalk: Mulling criminal charges, fines, consumer torts against Volkswagen for smog- test cheat. A class-action complaint has been filed against Volkswagen on behalf of 11:25 19:57 Transportation Environment drivers over its emissions scandal. Laura Antonini, Elaine Kusel

Airtalk: Mayor Garcetti responds to homeless ‘state of emergency’ plan. Members of Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday will declare homelessness in the city an 11:50 7:45 Housing Issues Talk of the City emergency and dedicate $100 million to fixing the crisis. Eric Garcetti

Airtalk: Charter foes, boosters weigh in on leaked plans to vastly increase charter schools. A new memo indicates there's a $490 million plan to place half of L.A. Howard Blume, Gabe Rose, 12:06 19:49 Talk of the City Education students into charter schools over the next 8 years. Stephanie Farland

Airtalk: Bill to subsidize seismic retrofitting for apartments in limbo on Governor Brown’s desk. A bill that would provide subsidies for seismic retrofitting of apartment buildings across California now lacks only a signature from Governor 12:24 11:41 Housing Issues Environment Jerry Brown before it’s able to be considered law. Debra Carlton, Lenny Goldberg

Airtalk: PETA lawsuit claims Whole Foods' rating system for humane animal Law & treatment is misleading. If you’ve ever shopped at Whole Foods’ butcher counter, Order/Courts/ you’ve likely noticed the numbered rating system the store uses to let customers Jared Goodman, Michelle 12:43 15:25 Environment Police know how humanely the animals raised for sale in their stores are treated. Pawliger

Take Two: VW emissions: Volkwagen has admitted to rigging emissions test for its diesel powered cars. Today the German automaker said the emissions issue affects 11 million vehicles worldwide and will take more than 7 billion dollars to fix - making 9:07 7:22 Transportation it one of the most expensive automotive scandals ever. Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen 9:15 6:30 Transportation Take Two : VW fine: Are fines an effective form of punishment? One study says no. Uri Gneezy, A Martinez

Take Two: Delta Water Islands: Water agencies are looking for water. Two of them 9:21 6:10 Environment are considering buying four islands located in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Dale Kasler, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Brown and China: California Gov. Jerry Brown is among some of the leaders heading to Seattle to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. They'll be 9:34 3:30 Politics discussing economic development and climate change. John Myers, A Martinez

Take Two: Pop-Up Magazine: Pop-Up Magazine is a live event similar to a magazine Pat Walters, Tracy Clayton, 9:37 13:10 Arts And Culture fome to life. It's an evening of true stories, photography, video and audio. Heben Nigatu, Alex Cohen Entertainment Arts And 9:50 6:40 Industry Culture Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our weekly new music review Shirley Halperin, A Martinez

Youth/Children's Take Two: The Brood: Our regular installment on parenting. This time we take on Maryam Zar, Martha 10:07 13:20 Issues/ Family homework Brockenbrough, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Art Chilango: There's a colorful new mural off Cahuenga near Studio City. 10:20 10:00 Arts And Culture There are pictures of skulls and skeletons in all shapes and sizes Carlos Nieto, A Martinez

Diversity/ Melvin Mar, Joz Wang, Angela 10:34 22:30 Media Cultural Events Take Two: Diversity in TV: A Martinez held a discussion about diversity in TV Hutchinson, A Martinez Entertainment The Frame: Chris Longo of the site Den of Geek talks about the deluge of TV shows 3:36 4:36 Arts And Culture Industry based on old movies Chris Longo / John Horn

Entertainment The Frame: Producer James Kim talks with two members of the Budos Band about Jared Tankel + Brian Profilio / 3:42 4:22 Arts And Culture Industry staying sane in the world of music -- via day jobs James Kim

Gender Economics and Equity/Transge The Frame: Melissa Silverstein and Lydia Pilcher Dean explain how Hollywood's Melissa Silverstein + Lydia 3:50 8:36 Business nder Issues gender bias is actually costing them money Pilcher Dean / John Horn

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2015

Airtalk: Papal politics: How Pope Francis stirs the culture wars in D.C. The most 11:06 19:52 Politics Religion politicized pontiff in contemporary history is in Washington D.C. this week. Patti Miller, Chad Pecknold

Airtalk: How parents should talk to their teens about sexting. The Los Angeles Unified School District this week unveiled a campaign to educate middle and high Youth/Children's Computers/Int schoolers on the harsh consequences of sexting--the exchange of sexually explicit 11:28 18:02 Issues/ Family ernet/IT photos of themselves via mobile devices. Elizabeth Schroeder

Airtalk: RIP: Yogi Berra’s best malapropisms. Yogi Berra, the Hall of Fame catcher renowned as much for his lovable, linguistically dizzying "Yogi-isms" as his Historical Events/ unmatched 10 World Series championships with the New York Yankees, has died at 11:49 9:36 History Segments Sports 90. Ben Zimmer Airtalk: The team of engineers who outed Volkswagen did their research in LA. 12:06 14:30 Environment Transportation Daniel Carder isn’t a whistleblower. Daniel Carder

Airtalk: Pizza Rat, Keyboard Cat, and Dancing Matt: What makes viral video tick, and Diversity/ Cultural Computers/Int why we click. In 2004, before YouTube existed, a teenager named Gary Brolsma 12:23 13:18 Events ernet/IT posted a video to the Internet that would change his life forever. Jonah Berger

Airtalk: ‘Morally required and morally forbidden:’ the killing of an American jihadist. It was this month, four years ago that the Obama administration ordered the fatal Books/ Literature/ Homeland Predator drone strike on 40-year-old, Colorado State University alum, jihadist and 12:42 15:56 Authors Security American citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki. Scott Shane

Take Two: Felicia Marcus: Felicia Marcus has one of the toughest jobs in the West. 9:07 15:20 Environment She is the water czar. Her job is to get people to use less water. Felicia Marcus, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Emergency Homeless: LA has the second highest population of homeless residents in the nation. City officials announced a state of emergency and vowed to 9:22 9:20 Housing Issues spend $100 million to tackle the problem Mike Bonin, A Martinez Andy and Brian Kamentzky, A 9:34 8:15 Sports Take Two: K-Brothers: Our regular segment looking into sports news Martinez Public Health/ 9:42 6:00 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly consumer health segment Rebecca Pleving, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Muppets: The Muppets made its debut last night on ABC. The program is Entertainment a modern version of the old show, filmed documentary style. But some 9:48 7:35 Industry conservatives are calling it too risque Michael Price, Alex Cohen

Racial Take Two: Black Catholics: The pontiff visited the White House today. One group of 10:07 8:21 Religion Relations parishoners is hoping for some recognition, that's Black Catholics Anthea Butler, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: South LA I: The first installment in our series looking at housing in the 10:15 9:50 Housing Issues Police most impoverished areas Deepa Fernandes (reporter)

Take Two: Matalon Border: The US has fortified its border with Mexico since 9/11 to prevent terrorist from coming in. But some people say the real concern is in the 10:24 4:30 Immigration northern border, with Canada. Lorne Matalon (reporter)

Take Two: Peace Officer: The new documentary tells the story of William 'Dub' Law & Lawrence, who started the SWAT Unit in his home of Davis County, Utah. His son-in- Order/Courts/ law was killed by the local SWAT unit after a lenghty standoff. He is now working to Scott Chirstopherson, Alex 10:34 10:53 Racial Relations Police reform police tactics. Cohen Take Two: Happy Birthday: The long-running legal battle over who wons the 10:44 5:00 Arts And Culture copyright to Happy Birthday is over Eriq Gardner, A Martinez

Entertainment Take Two: Styled Side: the new show Scream Queens from creator Ryan Murphy is Michelle Dalton Tyree, Alex 10:49 6:55 Arts And Culture Industry full of amazing costumes. And fashionistas are taking notice Cohen Law & Order/Courts/ The Frame: Law professor Laura Heymann talks about the new ruling on "Happy 3:36 5:02 Arts And Culture Police Birthday" Laura Heyman / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Contributor Collin Friesen looks at a dance project that draws from Heidi Duckler Dance Theater / 3:42 3:58 Arts And Culture Industry Spanish telenovelas Collin Friesen

Entertainment The Frame: Playwright Rolin Jones talks about working with Green Day and rewriting 3:50 8:25 Arts And Culture Industry Shakespeare in "These Paper Bullets" Rolin Jones / John Horn

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2015

Airtalk: What we learned from the Pope’s politically-charged speech to Congress. Pope Francis wasted no time diving into the maelstrom that is U.S. politics when he Washington, became the first sitting Pope to address a joint session of the United States’ 11:06 10:44 Religion DC reports Congress on Thursday morning. Jason Berry

Law & Airtalk: Impact of Sheriff McDonnell greenlighting ICE agents in LA county jails. Order/Courts/ Immigration rights groups this morning are protesting a new policy allowing agents Melissa Keaney, Mark 11:19 22:08 Immigration Police of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to inmates in LA County jails. Krikorian Books/ Airtalk: A print renaissance as e-book sales dip. As more and more people turn to Computers/Intern Literature/ Netflix and iTunes for movies and music, one may be concerned about the staying 11:44 14:41 et/IT Authors power of books. Lorraine Shanley, Len Vlahos

Airtalk: Preview of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s DC visit. China’s President Xi Jinping heads to Washington D.C. today after spending the first part of his week- 12:06 14:48 Foreign News Politics long visit to the U.S. in Seattle. Robert Daly, Damien Ma

Historical Airtalk: Latest PBS ‘American Masters’ documentary profiles the women who Gender Events/ shaped modern American culture. When you think of some of the most influential Equity/Transgend History women in American history, no doubt names like Susan B. Anthony, Harriet Tubman, 12:23 12:34 er Issues Segments and Eleanor Roosevelt come to mind. Gloria Allred, Nia Wordlaw

Computers/Intern Diversity/ Airtalk: TMI or claiming your narrative? The rise of the first-person exposé. The first- Natasha Rose Chenier, Karen 12:38 20:17 et/IT Cultural Events person singular is a powerful voice and they’re all over the Internet these days. North

Take Two: Pope Address: Thousands gathered on the West Lawn of the Capitol to watch the Pope Address. Among some of the issues he touched on were climate Father Joe Palacios, Mayor 10:07 15:30 Religion Immigration change, immigration and the death penalty Robert Garcia, A Martinez

10:22 7:30 Transportation Take Two: The Wheel Thing: Our weekly segment on transportation. Susan Carpenter, Alex Cohen

Racial Take Two: N-Word: The TV show Blackish premiered yesterday and it did so with a 9:34 7:48 Media Relations bang. The first episode touched on the N-Word. Eric Deggans, Alex Cohen

Historical Events/ Arts And Take Two: Black Panthers: The new film 'The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the 9:41 11:12 History Segments Culture Revolution' explores the rise and fall of this movement Stanley Nelson, Alex Cohen Entertainment Take Two: BingeWatching: Netflix knows jst how many episodes it takes before 9:52 3:50 Industry you're hooked on a series Erin Dwyer, A Martinez

Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Melanie 10:07 15:00 Politics Take Two: State of Affairs: Our weekly look at politics in the Golden State. Mason, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Deepa South LA II: We continue with the second installment of our series 10:22 8:21 Housing Issues looking at housing in the most impoverished areas Deepa Fernandes (reporter)

Take Two: How's Your Faith: David Gregory held one of the most coveted jobs in the news business. But ratings fell and he left the program. He coped by getting in touch 10:34 11:34 Media Religion with his faith David Gregory, Alex Cohen

Law & Take Two: Seattle Policing: US Attorney General Loretta Lynch is determined to stop Order/Courts/Poli Racial excessive use of force from police. Seattle's police officers were criticized by the DOJ 10:45 7:16 ce Relations for excessive use of force. Lisa Daugaard, A Martinez Youth/Childre Public Health/ n's Issues/ Take Two: Baby Bonding: We look at the way smartphones affect a new mother's 10:52 4:50 Medicine Family ability to bond with their baby Elizather Aguilera (reporter)

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Comics critic J.A. Micheline talks about Ta-Nehisi Coates writing for 3:36 4:00 Arts And Culture nder Issues Marvel and how the comics industry still has a ways to go with diversity J.A. Micheline / Oscar Garza Racial 3:41 5:00 Arts And Culture Relations The Frame: Margaret Cho talks about her new special and her history in comedy Margaret Cho / Oscar Garza Entertainment The Frame: Louie Perez of the band Los Lobos talks about staying in a band for 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry decades upon decades Louie Perez / Oscar Garza

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 2015

Airtalk: Boehner steps down as government shutdown looms. Speaker John Boehner Washington, DC announced today that he will resign from his position and give up his House seat at Lisa Mascaro, Reed Galen, 11:06 22:25 reports Politics the end of October. Garry South, Judson Phillips

Airtalk: Crowd-control scientists, Muslims react to 700 dead at Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca. Saudi Arabia's King Salman has ordered a safety review of the annual Muslim pilgrimage after more than 700 people died in a fatal crush on their way to the holy 11:31 10:58 Foreign News Religion sites of Mecca. G. Keith Still, Anisa Mehdi

Economics and Airtalk: Why corporate America is doing away with the annual performance review. 11:44 14:10 Business Labor Issues The culture of work has undergone many major changes in the last two decades. Liz Ryan, Larry Sternberg Airtalk: Filmweek: ‘The Intern,’ ‘Stonewall,’ ‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ and more. Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Andy Klein, Wade Major and Charles Solomon review this week’s new movie releases, including “The Intern” with Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro, “Stonewall” set during the early days of the gay-rights movement, Entertainment the animated feature in wide release, “Hotel Translvania 2,” a handful of Andy Klein, Wade Major, 12:06 18:26 Media Industry documentaries and more. Charles Solomon

Airtalk: Often posed as a priest, artist fools trained eyes of many museum curators. Dubbed one of the most prolific art forgers in recent history, Mark Landis has fooled Historical Events/ Arts And countless museums into hanging his replicas of famous paintings around the Mark Landis, Jennifer 12:42 15:51 History Segments Culture country. Grausman Take Two: Boehner Resigns: Speaker John Boehner announched he's stepping down 9:07 5:00 Politics after four years Lauren Fox, Alex Cohen Mia Yamamoto, Marcus Arts And Take Two: LGBT History: The new movie Stonewall debuts toda. It's a fictional drama Anthony Hunter, Lorri Jean, A 9:10 18:15 Homosexuality Culture that takes us back to 1969 and the riots at the New York bar The Stonewall Inn. Martinez Take Two: Russell Brand: A new documentary looks at the life of Russell Brand and 9:34 13:15 Arts And Culture his struggles with addiction. Ondi Timoner, Alex Cohen Entertainment Arts And Take Two: Natalia LaFourcade: Natalia LaFourcade got nominated five times for the 9:47 10:00 Industry Culture Latin Grammy's. Natalia Lafourcade, A Martinez

Youth/Childre Take Two: Bayfront Folo: We follow up with reporter who wrote about the Bayfront Public Health/ n's Issues/ Youth and Family Sevices, a level 14 facility that houses some of the state's most 10:07 6:45 Medicine Family emotionally disturbed youth Joaquin Sapien, Alex Cohen Take Two: Deepa South LA III: Our third installment looking at housing in the most 10:13 6:00 Housing Issues impoverished areas in Los Angeles Deepa Fernandes (reporter) Law & Order/Courts/ Take Two: South LA Folo: We turn to a tenant's rights attorney who deals with 10:19 10:00 Housing Issues Police housing issues Elena Popp, A Martinez Law & Order/Courts/Poli Take Two: Wolf Dog: Karma is a part wolf, part husky dog that's slated to be 10:34 6:45 ce euthanized. People from all over are tyring to intervene and save her life Erika Ritchie, Alex Cohen

10:40 6:00 #N/A Take Two: Super Moon: This Sunday there will be a super blood moon. Bruce Betts, A Martinez

Books/ Literature/ 10:46 6:00 Authors Take Two: Reading by Moonlight: Our segment with a literary critic David Kipen Take Two: Weekend preview: Our weekly look at things to do around town this 10:52 4:15 Arts And Culture weekend. Kristen Lepore, Alex Cohen

The Frame: Art writer Carolina Miranda talks about some of the more interesting 3:36 5:12 Arts And Culture Media things happening in LA's art world these days Carolina Miranda / Oscar Garza The Frame: Holly Heston, daughter of Charlton Heston, talks about her dad's 3:42 4:02 Arts And Culture Media relationship with the painter Andrew Wyeth Holly Heston / Oscar Garza Entertainment The Frame: Playwright-actor Geoff Sobelle talks about his deconstructed play, "The 3:50 8:30 Arts And Culture Industry Object Lesson" Geoff Sobelle / John Horn SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015

12:07 6:38 Books/ Off-Ramp: Fans of Sherlock Holmes have written enough about their hero to John Rabe, Kareem Abdul- Arts And Culture Literature/ fill the British Library. So Holmes aficionado Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and his co- Jabbar 12:13 5:55 Off-Ramp: Los Tigres del Norte — one of Mexico's biggest and longest John Rabe, Jorge Hernandez running bands — has toured worldwide and sold millions of records. They Diversity/ play Northridge on Thursday, Oct. 1. Arts And Culture Cultural Events 12:22 8:05 Off-Ramp: NBC4's Joel Grover: How Boeing blocks cleanup of Simi Valley John Rabe, Joel Grover nuclear site Grover explains how Boeing has blocked efforts to clean up the site of what might be America's worst nuclear accident. Media Science 12:30 1:00 Entertainment Off-Ramp: Song of the Week: Wand’s “Dungeon Dropper” John Rabe Arts And Culture Industry 12:31 6:40 Off-Ramp: Inside the bizarre, insular world of corporate musicals Kevin Ferguson, Steve A former Late Show writer brings his collection and footage featuring some Young of the weirdest songs in American history: Songs like "My Bathroom" and "Tires to Sell" dominate. Historical Events/ Entertainment History Segments Industry 12:44 8:12 Off-Ramp: "The Iron Giant," which delighted less-than-giant audiences in Charles Solomon, Brad Bird Entertainment 1999, is returning to find more fans. Brad Bird and Charles Solomon tell us Arts And Culture Industry how it got made. 12:51 4:18 Off-Ramp: Power, pathos, and a punch-drunk boxer: Meet the bronze Marc Haefele Historical people at The Getty Center. The greatness of most of these pieces is their Events/ molding into forever the rages, delights, and puzzlements of a period so far History gone from us. And yet as close as Irv the punch-drunk boxer. Arts And Culture Segments 12:55 3:04 Historical Off-Ramp: John talks to a Getty Curator about the bronzes. John Rabe, Kenneth Lapatin Events/ History Arts And Culture Segments

Airtalk: NASA scientist on what Mars’ salty water in summer time could mean for future discoveries. An exciting discovery from NASA this morning - liquid water is 11:06 13:38 Environment Science seasonally flowing on Mars. Rich Zurek

Airtalk: What to watch for when President Obama, Putin meet to tackle Syrian crisis. Obama and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin will meet today for the first time in Michael Viqueira, Nina 11:22 20:23 Foreign News Politics more than a year. Tumarkin

Airtalk: U.S. military members grapple with authority, morality in dealing with child Youth/Children's sex abuse among Afghan allies. Imagine you’re a soldier in the U.S. Army and you Colonel Cedric Leighton, Gayle 11:45 13:26 Issues/ Family Foreign News witness an Afghan police commander sexually abusing a teenage boy. Tzemach Lemmon Sara Aminzadeh, Yoram Cohen, Joe Geever, Bob Harding, Airtalk: The future of desalination in Santa Barbara and California. California is Helene Schneider, Robert H. 12:06 47:02:00 Energy Environment experiencing one of the worst droughts in its history. Sulnick

Take Two: A new study found that Asian will surpass Hispanics to become the largest 9:07 7:00 Immigration immigrant group heading to the US in the distant future Jeffrey Passel, Alex Cohen

Take Two: GOP Future: GOP voters want candidates with stronger stances. That's why Donald Trump, Ben Carson and Marco Rubio are heading in the polls. We take a 9:14 9:20 Politics look at where the GOP is headed Mary Perez, A Martinez Take Two: Clergy Sexual Abuse: Pope Francis promised that any clergy involved in sexual abuse will be held accountable. How are abuse victims reacting to the Pope's 9:23 6:00 Religion remarks? Joelle Casteix, Alex Cohen Entertainment Economics and 9:34 7:30 Industry Business Take Two: On the lot: Out weekly look at the business of Hollywood. Rebecca Keegan, A Martinez Entertainment Take Two: Trevor Noah: Comedian Trevor Noah takes over the Daily Show tonigh. 9:41 7:00 Industry We tell you what you should look out for Bill Carter, A Martinez

Take Two: Vietnam/Syria: The Syrian civil war has displaced millions of people, 9:48 8:35 Immigration sending them to other countries. A familiar story to fellow immigrant. Duc Nguyen, Alex Cohen Computers/Int Take Two: Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a trip to Silicon Valley. We find out 10:07 7:05 Politics ernet/IT what his trip consisted of Vindu Goel, Alex Cohen

Computers/Intern Arts And Take Two: San Franciso 2.0: A new HBO documentary looks at the change the city is 10:14 10:28 et/IT Culture experiencing as a result of the tech boom Alexandra Pelosi, A Martinez Take Two: Water on Mars: Scientists reported there's evidence of flowing liquid Sanden Totten (reporter), A 10:24 5:35 #N/A water on the surface of Mars Martinez Youth/Childre n's Issues/ Take Two: Arts Education: Three years ago, LAUSD made arts instruction a core 10:34 4:10 Education Family subject. We take a look at how those efforts are going Mary Plummer (reporter) Take Two: Arts Ed Folo: A follow up discussion with arts education reporter Mary 10:38 4:37 Education Plummer Mary Plummer, Alex Cohen

Diversity/ Cultural Take Two: Indigenous: Nearly one in three farm workers in California speak an 10:42 5:15 Events Labor Issues indigenous language. But what happens when a medical emergency happens? Jeremy Raff (reporter)

Take Two: A Brave Heart: Lizzie Velasquez was born with a rare genetic disorder that keeps her from building fat on her body. She was crowned the ugliest woman in the 10:47 7:53 Arts And Culture Computers/Int Theworld. Frame: She turned Todd Spangler her struggles of Variety into inspiration.helps us explore the relationship between Lizzie Velasquez, Alex Cohen 3:36 3:59 Arts And Culture ernet/IT broadcast TV and streaming services Todd Spangler / John Horn The Frame: Trevor Powers, aka Youth Lagoon, talks about using music to cope with 3:41 5:10 Arts And Culture Media traumatic experiences Trevor Powers / James Kim

Entertainment The Frame: Filmmaker Mark Pellington talks about his new show "Blindspot" and 3:50 8:25 Arts And Culture Industry how his time in music videos and the art world helped his commercial work Mark Pellington / John Horn TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2015

Airtalk: 26-year-old behind Planned Parenthood videos debates future funding of Gender the organization. Planned Parenthood's president Cecile Richards appeared before a Public Health/ Equity/Transge congressional committee on Tuesday, the first time she's done so since the release David Daleiden, Amanda 11:06 32:32:00 Medicine nder Issues of undercover videos. Marcotte

Economics and Airtalk: Economists analyze 2016 GOP frontrunners’ tax plans. Save for when they’re 11:44 14:57 Politics Business on the campaign trail, tax reform isn’t a topic that most politicians want to touch. Harry Stein, Oren Cass

Airtalk: Contrasting views from Central Valley about Rep. McCarthy as Speaker. For some constituents of Congressman Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., news that he is running Washington, DC for Speaker of the House of Representatives gives them hope he will fight for their Mike DeBonis, Cathy 12:06 22:14 reports Politics agenda. Abernathy, Mark Martinez

Public Health/ Airtalk: New brain technology could restore memory loss. This sounds like 12:31 8:46 Science Medicine something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Ted Berger

Airtalk: Toys fight to the death for chance at Hall of Fame spot. Most of us probably Youth/Children's Diversity/ had one or two toys or games that were more important to us as children than any 12:42 16:34 Issues/ Family Cultural Events of our belongings. Tim Walsh

Economics and Take Two: Credit Card Chips: The US is now shifting to a new mode of pay. Credit 9:07 9:00 Business cards with a small microchip. But there's a deadline looming Sienna Kossman, Alex Cohen Economics and Take Two: CC Watt Folo: A deeper look at how the transition is going in Souther 9:16 3:15 Business California Brian Watt, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Student Debt: College tuition is rising and it's greatly affecting students. We brought in the head of financial aid at Occidental College to hear what kind of Maureen McRae Goldberg, A 9:19 10:00 Education cases she sees often Martinez Youth/Children's 9:34 10:00 Issues/ Family Take Two: The Brood: Our regular segment on parenting Jessica Lahey, Alex Cohen Entertainment 9:44 9:00 Industry Take Two: Tuesday Reviewsday: Our regular segment of new music Steve Hochman, A Martinez

Take Two: Kevin McCarthy is a strong contender for speaker of the House. But he's 10:07 9:00 Politics not the only one who wants the position Daniel Newhauser, Alex Cohen

Take Two: McCarthy Local: Kevin McCarthy represents California's 23rd district. It's a home of more than 700,000 residents. What would that mean to them if McCarthy 10:16 7:00 Politics became speaker of the House Joe Moore, Alex Cohen Law & Take Two: PPIC Prop 47: A new report from the Public Policy Institute of California Order/Courts/Poli says realignment has effectively reduced prison populations with no real rise in 10:23 7:10 ce recidivism Linda Penner, A Martinez Historical Events/ Take Two: MacArthur Fellow: The MacArthur Foundation announced the 2015 10:34:00 6:00 History Segments recipients of its so-called genius grants. Two of them are from California Juan Salgado, A Martinez

Take Two: Water Rates: Californians are doing a pretty good job at saving water in the midst of an ongoing drought. That's good news for the environment, but bad for 10:40 4:00 Environment water agencies that are selling less water Lauren Sommer (reporter) Take Two: Recycled Water: As the drought continues to rage on, some cities are 10:44 5:00 Environment turning to recycled water for more options Monica Ortiz Uribe (reporter)

Take Two: Tesla SUV: Tesla launched its electric SUV with the winged doors of a 10:50 8:00 Transportation DeLorean. It's the first SUV for Elon Musk and the first new model in three years Ashlee Vance, A Martinez Entertainment The Frame: DJ Kurs, artistic director of Deaf West Theater, talks about his company's 3:36 4:01 Arts And Culture Industry path from Skid Row to Broadway DJ Kurs / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Hrishikesh Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast talks with Stephin 3:41 5:03 Arts And Culture Industry Merritt of the Magnetic Fields Stephin Merritt / Hrishi Hirway Racial 3:49 10:04 Arts And Culture Relations The Frame: Showtime president David Nevins talks about diversity on TV David Nevins / John Horn

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 2015

Airtalk: Amid rental crunch, Airbnb releases report saying it has no impact on LA housing market. Short-term rental service Airbnb’s new report claims that it has exercised no negative impact on the city’s housing and rental supply, unlike what Paavo Monkkonen, Roy 11:06 31:57:00 Talk of the City Housing Issues some critics have charged. Samaan

Airtalk: ‘Amazon Flex’ would pay drivers to deliver packages, but will it catch on? In Economics and Computers/Int retail news and employment news, Amazon has launched a delivery service that Greg Bensinger, Sucharita 11:43 15:38 Business ernet/IT relies on "Uber"-style drivers to make one-hour deliveries. Mulpuru

Airtalk: Defense secretary Ashton Carter reacts to Russian airstrikes on Syria. Washington, Speaking at the Pentagon today, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Russian 12:06 9:56 Foreign News DC reports airstrikes are tantamount to "pouring gasoline on the fire" in Syria. Philip Ewing

Airtalk: What an Asian immigrant majority means for the future of California. Asians Diversity/ Cultural will soon outnumber Latino immigrants coming to the U.S., that’s according to a Jennifer Lee, Hyepin Im, 12:18 21:12 Events Immigration new study on census data by the Pew Research Center. Joanna Lee

Airtalk: Cue your Fitbit: Adventurer recommends these very cool walks in LA. Writer and Angeleno Paul Haddad’s new book, “10,000 Steps a Day in L.A.” contains 52 Public Health/ walks from throughout the Southland for the adventure- and health-minded L.A. 12:42 16:19 Medicine Talk of the City dweller. Paul Haddad Economics and Take Two: Minimum Wage: Labor unions in Santa Monica want to be exempt from 9:07 9:00 Business the minimum wage hike. Brian Watt, Ben Bergman

Take Two: SETI: SETI Research Center whose purpose is to find life elsewhere in the 9:16 7:00 #N/A universe got an infusion of chas this summer Andrew Siemion, Ben Bergman Public Health/ 9:23 6:15 Medicine Take Two: Impatient: Our weekly segment on consumer health Rebecca Plevin, Alex Cohen

Take Two: Huang Homeless: There are two worlds colliding in downtown Los 9:34 4:40 Housing Issues Angeles. The homeless population and the affluent professionals Josie Huang (reporter) Take Two: Tijuana Stadium: A new stadium just opened in Tijuana, complete with 9:38 8:00 Sports luxury suites and a hotel for players Mark Zeigler, Ben Bergman

TakeTwo: Freeheld: The new movie 'Freeheld' is based on the true story of Laurel Hester and Stacie Andree. Hester was a police lietenant who was diagnosed with 9:46 10:00 Arts And Culture Homosexuality lung cancer. She wanted nothing more than to leave her pension to her partner. Ron Nyswaner, Alex Cohen

Economics and Take Two: Fed Budget: A political battle could start in the future, when Speaker of 10:07 8:00 Politics Business the House John Boehner is gone. We find out why Nathan Dean, Ben Bergman

Take Two: Wilderness Fund: A popular fund that has supported hundreds of parks 10:15 5:30 Environment around the country is about to expire Kerrie Klein, Alex Cohen Take Two: Metro Innovation: Metro has just hired its first ever office of 10:20 7:00 Transportation extraordinary innovation. We talk to him Joshua Schank, Ben Bergman

Take Two: Oyer: The new documentary 'Oyer' highlights what a school in the 10:34 8:00 Arts And Culture Cincinnati area is trying to do to bridge the achievement gap Amy Scott, Alex Cohen

Computers/Int Take Two: Arrange Marriages: In culture where arranged marriages are still 10:42 7:00 Arts And Culture ernet/IT common, it only makes sense to use technology to help people find their match Rachael Myrow (reporter) Michelle Dalton Tyree, Alex 10:49 7:00 Arts And Culture Take Two: Styled Side: Our regular segment about fashion news Cohen

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Meryl Streep talks about her upcoming movie, "Suffragette," and the 3:36 9:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues state of women's equality today Meryl Streep / John Horn

Gender Equity/Transge The Frame: Meryl Streep continues the earlier conversation about diversity and 3:50 2:30 Arts And Culture nder Issues gender equality Meryl Streep / John Horn Entertainment The Frame: Kyle Eastwood, son of filmmaker/chair-whisperer Clint Eastwood, talks 3:53 5:50 Arts And Culture Industry about his career as a jazz musician Kyle Eastwood / John Horn A Sampling of Listener Comments

Alex Varos That makes sense. When all credit cards have pin numbers, like debit cards, many of these issues will be solved, but I guess the credit card companies don't want them solved. The technology is there, why not make all credit cards work with pin numbers. Facebook

Michelle Mattair YAY!!! Sharing! - thanks, Connie!

Facebook

James Pierce How to avoid getting stung: stay out of the ocean. Facebook Check.

Philip Routh Almost forgot my other favorite podcast Answer Me This is from the UK and it's got a really simple premise, people email or phone in questions and the hosts answer them. It's always good for a laugh, and I typically end up learning something new. Each episode is an easy to digest ~30 mins. Did I mention they have done over 330 episodes? Lots of back-listening for those with time on their hands Facebook Hi my name is Cheryl I live in Mariposa by you somebody I'm just calling after hours on purpose not to bother anyone. Your fire tracker site is phenomenal -- it's an answer to my prayers getting this thing if they ever can do it is and which direction to fire is heading mostly are primarily but -- I love it it's a beautiful sights whoever designed it it's clear to the plate and have a lot of heart -- so I just wanna say I was lots of hugs and you can definitely use that in an ad -- that you have a lot of heart because you're answering all the things that us with our are really wanna know -- Voice Mail alright that's all.

Hey hi ...I'm KPCC member and I have a comment to make about one of your speakers. she just talked right after this this 7:00 news 7:00 She talks way to fast... really affecting to me. I don't know if Voice Mail other people of commented on it but you stop doing that

I have been sustaining member of the stations for about eight years now -- how can you not cover Bernie Sanders -- like at all... I'm just gonna start listening for free because -- I'm sure I want financially support anymore -- I don't know send me listen to Voice Mail messages but -- yeah. Please please please.

Do not -- want to stop playing great home companion it's so horrible or what but but.

That's all. Voice Mail

I loved you segment on favourite toys this afternoon and wanted to add an obscure one one of my own. I don't know what company produced it, probably in the early '70s called "Lie, Cheat & Steal - a game of Politics." It was all about acting and psyching EMAIL out your opponents. Really funny and challenging! Hello, I am a loyal supporter of KPCC, but I am very disappointed in A. Martinez's decision to talk about speeding at over 100 mph on the freeway. I listen to your station with my children, and was horrified to hear an NPR host talk about this reckless disregard for others. I would really like for him to issue an apology. Thank you, EMAIL Erica Rivinoja

I have been a listener and contributor to KPCC for many years so I was surprised and disappointed that in your new feature where you try to correct mistakes or lies from the candidates, you did not mention and correct the most egregious claim that many of the Republican candidates made in the debate. Most of them mentioned Planned Parenthood and claimed that it was selling body parts. That is an outright lie that they should have and probably did know was untrue but surely you should have known. I hope you will correct this omission in the near future. It is extremely important for the public to know the truth that the video to which they referred was heavily edited to distort the EMAIL truth. Thank you, Patricia Colburn

Did I really hear someone this morning use the noun "effort" as a verb? "We are efforting to get" some information, etc. The woman who assaulted my ears with this sounded like a native English speaker, so that's not an excuse. Journalists are supposed to have a command of the language they use - please don't assault my EMAIL ears again!

Please post the "trouble on the tracks' story about LA Fashion Week. Interview copy posted sept. 16 but the audio clip has not EMAIL been posted. Thanks for posting!

IS THERE A WAY THAT I CAN LISTEN TO A PROGRAM THAT PLAYED EARLIER TODAY? I WAS LISTENING IN MY CAR TO AIR TALK AROUND 11:30 ABOUT GASOLINE CONSUMPTION. I WANT MY HUSBAND TO HEAR THAT PROGRAM. THANK YOU FOR YOUR EMAIL WONDERFUL STATION! A Sampling of Listener Comments

Alex Varos That makes sense. When all credit cards have pin numbers, like debit cards, many of these issues will be solved, but I guess the credit card companies don't want them solved. The technology is there, why not make all credit cards work with pin numbers. Facebook

Michelle Mattair YAY!!! Sharing! - thanks, Connie!

Facebook

James Pierce How to avoid getting stung: stay out of the ocean. Facebook Check.

Philip Routh Almost forgot my other favorite podcast Answer Me This is from the UK and it's got a really simple premise, people email or phone in questions and the hosts answer them. It's always good for a laugh, and I typically end up learning something new. Each episode is an easy to digest ~30 mins. Did I mention they have done over 330 episodes? Lots of back-listening for those with time on their hands Facebook Hi my name is Cheryl I live in Mariposa by you somebody I'm just calling after hours on purpose not to bother anyone. Your fire tracker site is phenomenal -- it's an answer to my prayers getting this thing if they ever can do it is and which direction to fire is heading mostly are primarily but -- I love it it's a beautiful sights whoever designed it it's clear to the plate and have a lot of heart -- so I just wanna say I was lots of hugs and you can definitely use that in an ad -- that you have a lot of heart because you're answering all the things that us with our are really wanna know -- Voice Mail alright that's all.

Hey hi ...I'm KPCC member and I have a comment to make about one of your speakers. she just talked right after this this 7:00 news 7:00 She talks way to fast... really affecting to me. I don't know if Voice Mail other people of commented on it but you stop doing that

I have been sustaining member of the stations for about eight years now -- how can you not cover Bernie Sanders -- like at all... I'm just gonna start listening for free because -- I'm sure I want financially support anymore -- I don't know send me listen to Voice Mail messages but -- yeah. Please please please.

Do not -- want to stop playing great home companion it's so horrible or what but but.

That's all. Voice Mail

I loved you segment on favourite toys this afternoon and wanted to add an obscure one one of my own. I don't know what company produced it, probably in the early '70s called "Lie, Cheat & Steal - a game of Politics." It was all about acting and psyching EMAIL out your opponents. Really funny and challenging! Hello, I am a loyal supporter of KPCC, but I am very disappointed in A. Martinez's decision to talk about speeding at over 100 mph on the freeway. I listen to your station with my children, and was horrified to hear an NPR host talk about this reckless disregard for others. I would really like for him to issue an apology. Thank you, EMAIL Erica Rivinoja

I have been a listener and contributor to KPCC for many years so I was surprised and disappointed that in your new feature where you try to correct mistakes or lies from the candidates, you did not mention and correct the most egregious claim that many of the Republican candidates made in the debate. Most of them mentioned Planned Parenthood and claimed that it was selling body parts. That is an outright lie that they should have and probably did know was untrue but surely you should have known. I hope you will correct this omission in the near future. It is extremely important for the public to know the truth that the video to which they referred was heavily edited to distort the EMAIL truth. Thank you, Patricia Colburn

Did I really hear someone this morning use the noun "effort" as a verb? "We are efforting to get" some information, etc. The woman who assaulted my ears with this sounded like a native English speaker, so that's not an excuse. Journalists are supposed to have a command of the language they use - please don't assault my EMAIL ears again!

Please post the "trouble on the tracks' story about LA Fashion Week. Interview copy posted sept. 16 but the audio clip has not EMAIL been posted. Thanks for posting!

IS THERE A WAY THAT I CAN LISTEN TO A PROGRAM THAT PLAYED EARLIER TODAY? I WAS LISTENING IN MY CAR TO AIR TALK AROUND 11:30 ABOUT GASOLINE CONSUMPTION. I WANT MY HUSBAND TO HEAR THAT PROGRAM. THANK YOU FOR YOUR EMAIL WONDERFUL STATION!