Ethan Huang

On today’s show, we talk about the United Farm Workers’ endorsement of Joe Biden, Dr. Sylvia Earle’s USC residency, how the LA’s Latine community is celebrating beyond Latine Heritage month, and a discussion about the WGA’s tentative agreement to end the strike with SCA alum, TV writer, and WGA strike captain Zach Cannon.

Join Annenberg Radio News on “From Where We Are,” to hear about mental health, BTS, Kevin De Leon, and more.

For our first Tuesday show, we ask USC students what they think about voting, interview fashion designers, ask what the UAW strike means for workers in LA, talk about Latine heritage month, and mourn rising gas prices.

From artists to cosplayers to singers, take a look inside the community behind one of the biggest anime conventions in the world.

In a conversation with Annenberg Media, MIREI discusses going beyond the limits of language, culture and genre in her music.

Famed musician Yoshiki reflects on motivation, tragedy and his future at his panel at Anime Expo.

Asian Hall of Fame announced their top 30 nominees for their class of 2023

In an environment where many leave faith behind, how do students continue their spirituality?

With the rise of student access to A.I. like ChatGPT, how will it affect the world of college admissions?

We spoke with Feige about his time at USC and his upcoming commencement address.

For our last From Where We Are of the semester, we talk with graduating students about their hopes and fears post-college, go live to Kansas City for the NFL Draft and spotlight chat with the founder of Annenberg Radio News.

The authors and illustrator chatted about their book, “I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know,” which they dedicated to their children, at the L.A. Times Festival of Books.

The State of Literature in Our Society

On today's program, we discuss the recent capture of the Pentagon leak suspect, Coachella, the new DPS Chief, the Hear Us conference, HBO Max becoming just Max, and more!

The University of Southern California’s Cromwell Field is officially renamed Allyson Felix Field in honor of the most decorated track and field Olympian in history.