From Where We Are

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.

Today is the last day of class for many USC seniors. Graduation is right around the corner. We are so sad to see our seniors go, but we can't wait to hear what they're up to. Maisy White has the story.

In the heart of downtown L.A. stands The Last Bookstore, a book and record store that’s only “last” in name. Come with us as we discover this bookstore’s unique magic.

As the year closes, USC students look forward to their summer breaks.

On our last Wednesday show of the semester, we talk about Denim Day, explore the impact of the program Terminate Hate, mourn over the death of musician Harry Belafonte, and feature the very last episode of New Genesis this semester. All that and more, from where we are.

Speakers and survivors of sexual assault gathered at City Hall this morning to honor the 24th annual Denim Day. Isabel Mendez Johnson has the story on the historic day.

The SAAM Support and Resource fair featured trauma-informed yoga sessions, an emotional containment art workshop and local sexual and domestic violence organizations

On today’s show, we ask students what they would like to see replace empty storefronts in the Village, rideshare and app-based delivery drivers hold a rally in support of striking down proposition 22, USC hosts a resources fair for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and a conversation about Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Proposition 22 was on the ballot in 2020 and defined these workers as “independent contractors” rather than employees

Since its founding in 2017, many stores have come and gone in the Village. We spoke to students to see what they think is missing from the development.

A USC production company brings its first short film to the big screen tonight.

On today’s show, observing the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, USC horror film Booba and mainstream media firings leave questions on it’s trustworthiness

108 years later, the millions of victims of the genocide are still remembered

After Fox News' announcement of Tucker Carlson's departure and CNN's announcement of Don Lemon's departure on the same day, it is an important time to talk about trust in news.