Spencer Cline

On today's show, we discuss the Instafest trend, more World Cup pride and politics, Sunday Funday (the free performing arts program in LA). All that and more, From Where We Are.

One of Hawaii's most prominent volcanos started erupting on Monday evening. Aside from the general safety factor, the volcano holds itself as a relic for many native Hawaiians. Spencer Cline has more the story.

On today’s show, the Mauna Loa volcano erupts, Respect for Marriage Act passes and Dornsife Prison Education Project

On today’s show, we discuss Nancy Pelosi’s political future, the tattoo historians of Long Beach, Iranian student protests, the Crosstown rivalry, the Sack of Troy and the Westwood Enabler, and hear student voices on Karen Bass’ win. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today’s show, we discuss the second day of strikes concerning fast food workers and the newfound Grammy nominations for this year. All that and more, From Where We Are

With the midterm election in the rearview, Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake fell to Democratic candidate Katie Hobbs this morning. With a week in between the beginning of voting and the results, Lake is calling foul play in the collection of ballots. Our executive producer Spencer Cline has more on the story.

On today’s show, a wave of layoffs in the technology industry, the second highest youth voter turnout in a midterm election in the past 30 years, a look into the life of ground-breaking Black architect Paul R. Williams, and a conversation with journalist Maer Roshan.

On today’s show, we take a look at what mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Rick Caruso said when speaking to Annenberg Media earlier today and yesterday, President Biden’s speech in the wake of Paul Pelosi’s attack, the effects of the gruesome deaths of black rappers circulating on social media, and the Houston Astros’ historic combined no-hitter in last night’s World Series game.

On today’s show, Dia de Muertos celebrated on campus, Elon Musk charges for Twitter’s blue badge, and a conversation wi

On today’s show, we interview experts and get public opinion on the benefits of standardizing charger ports, out-of-state youth voter registration, Ye, and the upgraded Coca-Cola machines around campus.

The EU recently announced new legislation to standardize all electronic ports to USB-C by 2024, but what does this mean for Apple and the fate of the lightning cable?

On today’s show, California tries to combat inflation, the UK has a new Prime Minister and Adidas drops Ye

Rishi Sunak has officially been sworn in as Britain's 57th prime minister. Vowing to fix the mistakes made by his predecessor, Liz Truss, Sunak began selecting his new cabinet members, including familiar faces who served as part of the previous Conservative Party.

On today’s show, we remember the life of beloved radio host Art Laboe, protesters take on City Hall to call for the resignation of racist council members, a look into USC football’s incredible start of the season. All of that and more on today’s ‘From Where We Are’.

North Korea has ramped up their testing of missiles in the past few days. North Korea today fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea.... in the direction of Japan... This is the latest sign that the nation continues to develop its weapons program. This was North Korea’s sixth missile launch in just the last 12 days. Earlier this week... North Korea fired an intermediate-range missile over Japan prompting joint missile drills from South Korea and the U.S.