From Bad Bunny to Bad Weather
On today’s show, we discuss the success and message of Bad Bunny, a fixture of the LA community expanding, extreme weather, and Kai Trump’s trip to Erewhon.
From California to the Middle East
On today’s show, we discuss the conflict in Iran and its consequences, the effect of conflict on multinational sporting events, and California’s 275th anniversary of statehood.
From LAUSD Raid to State of the Union Address
On today’s show, we discuss lawsuits over protests, an incident off the coast of Cuba, AI in defense, FBI raid of Superintendent Carvalho, a Shakespeare play at USC, an active shooter preparedness exercise with DPS, the current state of Iran, the war in Ukraine, and the State of the Union Address.
From Bernie Sanders to Theatre Restoration
On today’s show, Bernie Sanders speaks to LA crowd, an Epstein survivor tells all, and Highland Theater receives gets restored.
From Wildfires to Wildlife in LA
On today’s show we talk about an ICE protest at Target, a grey wolf spotting in LA, and USC professors rebuilding after wildfires.
OPINION: Freedom of the Press hangs in the balance in the United States
The arrest of Don Lemon and Georgia Fort sends an unmistakable message to journalists around the country.
Issa Rae receives the Charlotta Bass Media Trailblazer Award
Students gathered for a night of discussion with Rae about trust, creativity, and community in the entertainment industry.
From Cadavers to LAUSD Protests
On Today’s Show, we talk about Union del Barrio’s ICE Perspective, the Washington Post layoffs, and a groundbreaking Annenberg Media investigative piece.
High prices and low traffic: Why USC Village pop-ups keep leaving
The USC Village is a tough market for new vendors, with affordability and fluctuating student traffic shaping which businesses thrive and which fold.
The Rise and Fall of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives in Higher Education
Lessons from the front lines of the continuing battle for equity in America.
OPINION: Misty Copeland’s Final Bow
How Copeland’s ballet farewell is a reminder to dream big.
Hemp ban sparks concern among growers and dispensaries
A new federal limit on THC threatens to erase much of the hemp market and disrupt a multibillion-dollar industry. Local dispensaries say the rule favors taxed cannabis over hemp products.
LA volunteers plant fire-resistant trees across South LA
Volunteers teamed up in South LA to plant fire-resistant trees as part of a program to strengthen neighborhoods after last year’s wildfires.
OPINION: Tennessee State University shows that MAGA provocateurs don’t deserve any of their time
Students at an HBCU protest uninvited conservative content creators on campus and ignite conversation about the best ways to respond to bad-faith debate.
Concerns loom as fall break approaches
USC will soon celebrate its first break of the semester, but students' impending exams and spreading illness may hinder their ability to enjoy break to the fullest