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Today on AirTalk, the latest on the LAUSD union strike and what parents are saying. Also on the show, one month since the massive earthquake in Turkey; does marriage keep you alive longer?; and more. LAUSD Worker Strike Begins, Shutting Down Schools For 420,000 Students (0:15) Governor Gavin Newsom Proposes Sweeping Mental Health Changes (12:16)  Celebrating Our LAist “Backbone Staff”: Live Events (24:03) One Month After Turkey-Syria 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake, Donors Pledge $7.5 Billion In Support (32:40) Labor Negotiations Begin Between Hollywood Writers And Big Studios And It Could Get Tense (43:48) Interested In Living A Long And Healthy Life, Why Not Try Marriage? (55:09)

Today on AirTalk, what you need to know about the upcoming LAUSD workers strike. Also on the show, how the rainy season is impacting allergies; a look back on 20 years since the Iraq invasion; and more. LAUSD Workers Are Still Expected To Strike Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday ((0:15)     The State Water Board Looks To Divert Floodwater To California Soil, What Will The Impacts Of This Mean For Residents? (11:52) Allergy Season Is Starting Earlier And Lasting Longer, But How Will Influx Of Rain Impact SoCal Sniffles? (22:29) Arizona v. Navajo Present Oral Arguments To The Supreme Court Today. What's At The Heart Of The Legal And Resource Issues??? (30:45) It's Been 20 Years Since The U.S. Invasion Of Iraq (41:24) California's Elephant Seals Are Recovering. What Other Endangered Species Have Success Stories? (53:11)

Today on AirTalk, heavy downpour is causing landslides and flooding, threatening erosions in our coastal communities. as Also on the show, when will California's high speed trains be finished?; FilmWeek; and more. In California, Heavy Rainfall Means Landslide Risk for Coastal Homes (0:15)      California Bullet Train On Track For More Than 100 Billion Dollar Cost Adjustment (11:16) Ten Years of Pope Francis: How Has He Influenced The Catholic Church? (23:17) FilmWeek: ‘Scream VI,' ‘Shazam! Fury Of The Gods,' ‘Luther: The Fallen Sun' and More (32:29)

Have you felt completely overwhelmed when deciding what new show to watch these days? Us too. There's just so much content out there between network tv and numerous streaming platforms. Each week, we're going to try to break through the noise with TV watchers who can point us to the must-sees and steer us clear of the shows that maybe don't live up to the hype. This week, Larry talks to Vulture television critic Roxana Hadadi in this shortened version of the program. This week's reviews include: Ted Lasso [Season 3] (Apple TV+) Swarm (Amazon Prime Video) Extrapolations (Apple TV+) The Last of Us (HBO Max)

Today on AirTalk, California lifts water restrictions amidst heavy rain and snow drowns the state. Also on the show, the madness ensuing in college basketball; TV-Talk; and more. Series of Atmospheric Rivers Ease Drought Restrictions. Where Does California Stand Now? (0:15)         LAUSD Unions Announce Three-Day Strike Will Start Tuesday (11:07) March Madness 2023: Checking In On SoCal Teams That Made The Cut, UCLA Leading The Pack (22:55) San Francisco Considers Giving $5 Million In Reparations To Eligible Black Adults (32:31) How Is California's Pay Transparency Law Working So Far? (43:28) TV-Talk: ‘Ted Lasso' Season 3, ‘Swarm,' ‘Extrapolations' & More (54:58)

Today on AirTalk, the impact of the canceled salmon fishing season has on different regions and native tribes. Also on the show, one-on-one with LAPD Chief Michael Moore; how gut health can affect your overall health; and more. Why Did The Pacific Fishery Management Council Cancel Salmon Fishing Along The West Coast This Year? (0:15) LAPD Chief Moore: Bass Pushes Back On Limiting Armed Responses For Certain 911 Calls, Metro Safety And More (11:20) Unsustainable Living In The Federal Governments' Largest Housing Program (32:21) Go With Your Gut – How Your Microbiome Affects Your Health (43:31) Research Leads To Wearable Device That Detects Vocal Fatigue, What's This Mean For The Future Of Public Speaking? (54:09)

Today on AirTalk, what to expect as the latest atmospheric river hits the state. Also on the show, how white lies can ease anxiety for dementia patients; one-on-one with Mayor Karen Bass; and more. When It Rains It Pours - How The Latest Atmospheric River Will Affect Southern California (0:15) How Are Elected Officials Helping Healthcare Workers As They Manage Shortages, Burnout? (18:09) Is “Therapeutic Lying” The Way To Ease Suffering In People Living With Dementia? (35:25) DNA Tracing And The Ethics Of Closed Adoptions (51:26) Talking With Karen Bass: The Latest On ‘Inside Safe' Program, Limiting Police Response To 911 Calls And More (1:17:45)

Today on AirTalk, what is happening to Silicon Valley Bank and the impact it's causing– we explain. Also on the show, the highlights from the 95th Oscar; looking back at the last 3 years of Covid and what we learned; and more. US Regulators Step In After Two Banks Fail. What Does It Signal For The Larger Economy? (0:15) Recapping The 95th Academy Awards Ceremony (14:30) From Graying To Hair Loss, How Did You Navigate The Emotional And Physical Journey? (30:50) It's been 3 Years Since The COVID-19 Pandemic Gripped Our Community. How Has Your Life Changed Since? (51:26) Central Valley Organic Farmer's Discovery Of A Lost Aunt Leads To Journey To Find Family Identity In “Secret Harvests (1:25:18)

Today on AirTalk, the delicious feast that's returning to the Rose Bowl – we tell you more. Also on the show, the warm atmospheric river coming to California; FilmWeek; and more. Masters Of Taste Returns To Rose Bowl With Gourmet Food And Drink For A Good Cause (0:15) The ‘Pineapple Express' Is Coming… (28:29) New Book “Red Carpet Oscars” Chronicles History & Reshaping Of Celebrity Fashion On Hollywood's Biggest Night (34:33) AirTalk's FilmWeek: 2023 Oscar Preview (51:19)

Have you felt completely overwhelmed when deciding what new show to watch these days? Us too. There's just so much content out there between network tv and numerous streaming platforms. Each week, we're going to try to break through the noise with TV watchers who can point us to the must-sees and steer us clear of the shows that maybe don't live up to the hype. This week, guest host Austin Cross talks to The Hollywood Reporter television critic Angie Han and Lorraine Ali, television critic for the Los Angeles Times. This week's reviews include: Grand Crew [Season 2] (Airing on NBC, Streaming on Peacock) Marie Antoinette (PBS) UnPrisoned (Hulu) The Mandalorian [Season 3] (Disney+) The Last of Us (HBO Max)

Today on AirTalk, the vote on a new housing ordinance in Huntington Beach. What is it and what to expect. Also on the show, the latest on former L.A.politician Mark Ridley-Thomas' trial; the rise in colon cancer among young people; and more. Huntington Beach City Council Votes Against Denser Housing, Kicking Off A Fight With The State (0:15) What To Watch For As Trial Of Longtime LA Politician Mark Ridley-Thomas Gets Underway (15:58) American Tourists Killed and Kidnapped On A Trip To Mexico For Cosmetic Surgery (25:20) African Wildlife CEO Kaddu Sebunya On Why Californians Should Care About Biodiversity In The World's Fastest-Growing Continent (39:57) More Young People Are Being Diagnosed With Colon And Rectal Cancers. What's Behind The Rise? (51:03) Taking Stock Of Wattstax – LA's Iconic Celebration Of Black Music (1:10:04) TV-Talk: ‘Grand Crew' Season 2, ‘Marie Antoinette,' ‘UnPrisoned' & More (1:24:44)

Today on AirTalk, the Biden administration might be resurrecting a controversial immigration order. What does this mean for our border? Also on the show, the underlying racism in water rights; why break-up songs are such bops; and more. Biden May Revive The Practice Of Detaining Families At The Border (0:15) Marines Are Training For The Battlefields Of The Future In…Southern California? (17:43) What Rights Do Birthing Parents & Doulas Have In Hospitals? (28:25) Water Rights In California Just Got More Contentious With New Report (51:33) Why Are We So Drawn To Songs About Heartbreak? (1:18:13)

Today on AirTalk, illegal casino operations are everywhere L.A. Why you don't see or know about them. Also on the show, how U.S sanctions are actually affecting Russia's economy; how to extend your friendship with your work spouse?; and more. Authorities Say Illegal Casinos Known As ‘Casitas' Are Everywhere In LA And The Mexican Mafia Is To Blame (0:15) ‘Carrot & Stick Economics:' How Will The Biden Administration's Investment Into The Private Sector Mean For The Economy? (16:05) Missing That Crucial Ingredient? Don't Panic – Substitute! (34:26) Looking At The Impacts Of Sanctions On Russia One Year After Invasion (51:44) Understanding Jazz Pioneer And Musical Virtuoso Wayne Shorter's Contributions To The Genre (1:09:48) A Work Spouse Makes Sense At Work…Can It Exist Outside That Framework? (1:25:56)

Today on AirTalk, the new bill implementing even more restrictions on TikTok. Also on the show, how mass layoffs are affecting diversity in companies; why are students not majoring in English anymore?; and more. A New Bill Puts TikTok On The Line For American Users – How Likely Is It The App Will Be Banned Entirely? (0:15) Recent Data Finds Companies Are Letting Go Of DEI Positions, We Dig Into These Numbers And Discuss What It Means For Diversity In Workplaces (21:32) Poplar Trees Are Getting A Makeover! Will A New Pair Of Genes Help These Trees Absorb More Carbon? (51:28) As Enrollment In The Humanities Plummets Some Ask: Is The English Major Dying? (1:08:25)

Today on AirTalk, how religious is the younger generation? We find out. Also on the show, the benefits and challenges of ‘buying American.'; FilmWeek; and more. Say A Little Prayer For Gen Z – How Young Folks Are Finding (Or Moving Away From) Religion (0:15) ‘Buy American:' Can Policy Help Blue Collar American Jobs Or Do Global Markets Make It Unfeasible? (19:40) Should I Have Kids? Why The Question Feels Much More Complicated For Today's Young Adults (36:24) FilmWeek: ‘Creed III,' ‘Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre,' ‘Transfusion' and More (51:25) Larry Mantle And The FilmWeek Critics Discuss The Best International Feature Category (1:21:57)

Have you felt completely overwhelmed when deciding what new show to watch these days? Us too. There's just so much content out there between network tv and numerous streaming platforms. Each week, we're going to try to break through the noise with TV watchers who can point us to the must-sees and steer us clear of the shows that maybe don't live up to the hype. This week, Larry talks to Jen Chaney, television critic for Vulture, and Liz Shannon Miller, senior entertainment editor at Consequence. This week's reviews include: The Mandalorian [Season 3] (Disney+) Perry Mason [Season 2] (HBO Max) True Lies (Airing on CBS, Streaming on Paramount+) Daisy Jones & the Six (Amazon Prime Video) Party Down [Season 3] (Starz)

Today on AirTalk, should LAPD limit taking non-emergency 911 calls? We explain. Also on the show, what to expect in the next SoCal storm; Tv-Talk; and more. LAPD's Biggest Police Union Proposes Handing Off Some 911 Calls to Alternative Agencies (0:15) Why Is It Still Raining In March? The Unusual Atmospheric River Traveling Through California Right Now (33:32) “K-Pop Dreaming” Explores The Rise The Music Genre Through The Lens Of LA's Korean Diaspora (40:18) Future Of Orange County Power Authority In Question Following State Audit. Here's Why It Matters (51:20) Human Rights Lawyer Luis Moreno Ocampo, Subject Of Oscar-Nominated ‘Argentina, 1985,' On His Career Of Pursuing Of Justice (1:09:22) TV-Talk: ‘The Mandalorian' Season 3, ‘Perry Mason' Season 2, ‘True Lies' & More (1:21:43)

Today on AirTalk, we explain the new theory on Covid virus origins and check in with a local doctor on the latest pandemic updates. Also on the show, how fast can car companies transition to EV?; why is hemp so popular? ; and more. COVID-19 AMA: The End Of California's Covid Emergency, Division Over Origins Of The Covid Virus And More (0:15) How Is AI Technology Being Implemented In K-12 Classrooms? (25:41) As Companies Feel Pressure To Make A Speedy Shift To Electric Vehicles, What's Their Path To Future Infrastructure? (51:23) Hemp Is A Viable Substitute For Sustainable Building – But Is The Supply Chain Ready For It? (1:19:03)

The Supreme Court Hears Arguments Today On Student Loan ForgivenessToday on AirTalk, the latest update on President Biden's student loan forgiveness. Also on the show, how residents of San Bernardino County are surviving the storm; the truth about coding bootcamps; and more. The Supreme Court Hears Arguments Today On Student Loan Forgiveness (0:15) Teenagers Are In A Mental Health Crisis -- How Can We Help? (26:15) Coding Bootcamps Offer An Affordable, Fast Alternative To A Traditional College Degree. Here's How To Find The Right One (51:30) Tell Us About Your First Set Of Wheels And Why That Car Was So Special To You (1:11:06)

Today on AirTalk, the impact and recovery of California's record snow and rain with even more on the way. Also on the show, how should city council re-tackle redistricting?; the latest on LAUSD's database breach; and more. A Big Storm Hits SoCal With More To Come. What's The Impact? (0:15) SoCal Scholars Team Up To Reform City Government. First On The List? Redistricting (34:47) An Investigation Reveals the LAUSD Data Breach Exposed Student Mental Health Records (51:59) Learning Is Hard, But Does It Have To Be? Psychology Professor Shares Hacks For Maximizing Your Brain's Learning Potential (1:20:31)

Today on AirTalk, Congresswoman Barbara Lee speaks on her plans running for Senate. Also on the show, an in-depth look at a year into the Ukraine-Russia war; FilmWeek; and more. Bay Area Congresswoman Barbara Lee On Why She's Entering The Race For Dianne Feinstein's Senate Seat (0:15) It's Been A Year Since Russia Invaded Ukraine. Reflecting On What's Happened Since And What's To Come (15:03) FilmWeek: ‘Cocaine Bear,' ‘Jesus Revolution,' ‘We Have A Ghost' and More (51:29) Larry Mantle And The FilmWeek Critics Discuss The Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts (1:29:35)

Have you felt completely overwhelmed when deciding what new show to watch these days? Us too. There's just so much content out there between network tv and numerous streaming platforms, which is why we have a couple of television critics joining us to help you sift through everything. Joining us this week are NPR television critic Eric Deggans and Dominic Patten, senior editor & chief tv critic for Deadline. This week's reviews include: Bel Air [Season 2] (Peacock)                                                                         The Exchange (Netflix)                                                                                 Party Down [Season 3] (Starz)                                                                           The Consultant (Amazon Prime Video) Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal (Netflix)  Liaison (Apple TV+) Snowfall [Season 6, Final Season] (Airing on FX, Streaming on Hulu) Fight the Power: How Hip-Hop Changed the World (PBS) True Lies (Airing on CBS, Streaming on Paramount+) 

Today on AirTalk, we take a look at the latest state bill on cannabis restaurants and what it means for the industry. Also on the show, new data on 4-day work weeks; TV-Talk; and more. Expanding The Menu At California's Cannabis Cafes (0:15) As Young Adults Become More Open About Mental Health, How Does That Affect Their Dating Lives & Online Presence? (29:56) The 4-Day Work Week Shows Benefits To Both Companies And Workers. So Why Aren't More Orgs Doing It? (51:26) TV-Talk: ‘Bel Air,' The Exchange,' ‘Party Down' & More (1:18:19)

Today on AirTalk, what to expect and prepare for in the upcoming storm moving into SoCal. Also on the show, how to keep senior drivers safe on the roads; why do some couples sleep apart; and more. Dire Warnings Of Blizzard And Other Dangerous Conditions As Major Storm Front Moves Into SoCal (0:15) Happiness Is A Warm Friend: Longest-Ever Scientific Study Of Human Life Suggests Nurturing Relationships Is Key To Health, Happiness (30:00) As Our Population Gets Older, How Do We Make Sure That They're Safe On Our Streets & Freeways? (51:37) Do You And Your Partner Sleep In Separate Rooms? You're Not Alone In That Decision (1:22:10)

Today on AirTalk, how a Supreme Court case hearing today could transform the internet. Also on the show, why modern love stories now start online; hear what people love about their neighborhoods; and more. How A Supreme Court Case Could Make Drastic Changes To The Internet (0:15) We Found Love In A Hopeless Place –How Americans Are Faring On Dating Apps (29:36) Governor Newsom Stirs Controversy With An Order That Changes Water Supply To Rivers (51:38) Proud Of The Neighborhood You Live In? Spread The Love And Tell Us What Makes Your Part Of Town So Special (1:14:35)

Today on AirTalk, how did President Biden handle the spy balloon in our sky and the impact on his presidency. Also on the show, why some families treat pets like children; Filmweek; and more. Too Crowded In The Situation Room? How Public Opinion Influences Presidential Decision-making (0:15) Microsoft's New AI Search Engine Is Having Some Wild Convos. Is The Tech Really Ready For Human Interaction? (17:44) Pet Cafes, Spas & Dog Beaches: How Do You Baby Your Pet & What Are The Best Places To Take Them? (35:12) FilmWeek: ‘Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania,' ‘Emily,' ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' & More (51:38) Sequels That Are Better Than The Original (1:22:12)

Have you felt completely overwhelmed when deciding what new show to watch these days? Us too. There's just so much content out there between network tv and numerous streaming platforms, which is why we have a couple of television critics joining us to help you sift through everything. Joining us this week are Primetimer editor-in-chief Danette Chavez and Melanie McFarland, television critic for Salon. Also on the program, we'll be talking about this recent trend of streamers pulling television shows they've prominently brought into their catalogs. This follows Netflix's decision to purge itself of the cult-classic comedy Arrested Development, having previously had its original 3 seasons and even developing two of its own. We'll discuss why platforms are choosing to do this and what this means for subscribers on these platforms. This week's reviews include: The Company You Keep (Airs on ABC, Streaming on Hulu the next day) Star Trek: Picard [Season 3] (Paramount+) Carnival Row [Season 2] (Amazon Prime Video) African Queens: Njinga (Netflix) Hello Tomorrow! (Apple TV+) Physical: 100 (Netflix)  

Today on AirTalk, why L.A public transit still needs more improvement. Also on the show, there's a new type of birth control… but for men; TV-Talk; and more. Public Transit Use Continues To Dip. What Would It Take For You To Catch A Ride? (0:15) Non-hormonal Male Birth Control Could Be A Game Changer According To New Study (19:19) Angels And Dodgers Pitchers And Catchers Have Reported To Spring Training, Which Means Baseball Is Back! (36:39) LA's Neighborhood Councils–How They Work And Do They Actually Make A Difference? (51:43) TV-Talk: What's Behind Streamers Purging Content & Reviews Of The Latest Shows (1:18:30)

Today on AirTalk, Congresswoman Katie Porter talks about her Senate race. Also on the show, is hydrogen the future of clean energy?; why is snow melting faster than ever in California?; and more. California Congresswoman Katie Porter On Her Bid For California Senate After Sen. Dianne Feinstein Announces Retirement (0:15) The City Of Los Angeles Plans To Build A Hydrogen Plant, What Will The Environmental Impact Be Short & Long Term? (17:51) Workaholism Is Real And Researchers Are Finding Links To Mental Health Disorders (37:05) As Wildfires Increase And Reach Higher Elevations, California's Snowpack Is Melting Faster Affecting The State's Water Supply (51:27) What's The Deal With Rollercoaster Mortgage Rates And How Are They Impacting The Housing Market? (1:01:32) Slumber Eluding You? Sleep Researcher's New Book Shares Tips For Fighting Insomnia, No Pills Required (1:24:14)

Today on AirTalk, why teenage girls are struggling more with mental health and how we can help. Also on the show, one-on-one with L.A. County Sheriff Robert Luna; preparing California buildings for The Big One; and more. New CDC Report Finds Teenage Girls' Experiencing Record Levels Of Trauma And Violence (0:15) Sheriff Robert Luna On His First Months In Office, Efforts To Root Out Deputy Gangs, Recruitment And More (26:52) How Do We Address Building Flaws In California Following Deadly Turkey Earthquake? (51:31) The Grandest Gesture You've Ever Made (Or Received) In The Name Of Love (1:18:55)

Today on AirTalk, the U.S airspace is getting crowded amidst more unidentified objects detected and shot down over the weekend. Also on the show, the difficulties of modern-day parenting; new composting rules in L.A; and more. National Security Expert On How, When US Military Decides To Shoot Down Airborne Objects (0:15) Parenting Is Harder Than Most Parents Expected and There Are Many Reasons Why (18:40) LA's Composting Rules Are Finally In Effect, But What Even Are They? (51:53) What's Behind Some Children Rejecting Their Ethnic Identities & Native Languages At An Early Age And Choosing To Relearn It As Adults? (1:14:49)

Today on AirTalk, the latest rescue efforts in Turkey and Syria as the death toll continues to rise. Also on the show, the misconceptions about menopause; FilmWeek; and more. The Latest In Turkey As Death Toll Soars (0:15) What We Really Know About Menopause Often Isn't Clear To Those Going Through It Or Even The Doctors Trying To Help (20:13) FilmWeek: ‘Magic Mike's Last Dance,' ‘Marlowe,' ‘Sharper' & More (51:30) What Does AMC's New Tiered-Price System Mean For Frequent Moviegoers? (1:22:04) Larry Sits Down With Ayuko Babu To Talk The 31st Pan-African Film Festival (1:31:26)

Today on AirTalk, a new round of layoffs as Disney plans to eliminate seven thousand workers. Also on the show, the future of outdoor dining for covid impacted restaurants; TV-Talk; and more. Disney To Lay Off 7K Workers After Billions In Losses (0:15) New Map Shows Some Of The Most Dangerous Roads For CA Mountain Lions (17:45) Why Is Finding Childcare So Hard? (28:02) Outdoor Dining Faces Proposed Regulations After Pandemic Emergency Program (51:29) Prolific Composer Burt Bacharach, Whose Music Endured Through Generations, Dies At 94 (1:17:38) TV-Talk: ‘Shrinking,' ‘Poker Face,' ‘Harlem,' And More (1:25:12)

Today on AirTalk, Gustavo Dudamel is heading to the New York Philharmonic– the legacy he leaves behind in L.A. Also on the show, Mayor Karen Bass on her 50 days in office; Lakers Lebron James now the highest scoring player in NBA history; and more. Gustavo Dudamel Leaving LA Philharmonic, Will Conduct For New York Phil (0:15) King James Officially Takes The Lead In NBA Scoring History (22:08) A.I. Is A Growing Tool For Hiring Managers, How Is That Affecting The General Makeup Of Workplaces? (35:09) LA Mayor Karen Bass On 50 Days In Office, LA's Quake Preparedness, Inside Safe Progress And More (51:24) New Book “Sorry, Sorry, Sorry” Makes The Case For Good Apologies (1:16:55)

Today on AirTalk, what KPCC's rebranding means for us? We explain. Also on the show, how could SoCal prepare for an destructive earthquake?; the key to sleeping better; and more. KPCC Will Now Be Known As LAist 89.3. Here's What You Need To Know About The Rebrand (0:15) What If A 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hit SoCal? It Could Happen And Here's What It Would Mean (22:11) Socializing At Work -- A Benefit To Workplace Culture Or A Dreaded Annoyance? (33:28) Some LA Officials Question The City's Unarmed Crisis Response In Wake Of Police Killings (51:23) Hollywood Bowl Announces Summer 2023 Season Featuring Janet Jackson, The Beach Boys, Gustavo Dudamel And More (1:09:14) What Do You Think President Biden Should Address In His State Of The Union Speech? (1:23:40)

Today on AirTalk, the latest updates on COVID-19 in California and the rise of death rates. Also on the show, an exclusive interview with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg; the future of the wine industry; and more. DOC AMA: California Saw Increase In ‘Excess Deaths' In The Last Three Years (0:15) A Powerful Earthquake Rocks Turkey And Syria, Killing More Than 2,300 (24:02) Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Talks Improving Safety & Infrastructure in SoCal and Nationwide (34:20) There's A Growing Number Of Latino Vintners, Even As The Wine Industry Struggles (51:31) How Do Our Life Partners Alter Our Relationship To Money Over Time, For Better Or Worse? (1:17:32)

Today on AirTalk, officials announce that the Echo Park Fence is coming down. Also on the show, how have things changed since the Christopher Dorner manhunt 10 years later; Los Angeles remembers P-22; and more. The Highly Contentious Echo Park Fence Is Coming Down, What Happens Next? (0:15) The Christopher Dorner Manhunt Raised All Kinds Of Questions 10 Years Ago. How Have Things Changed? (12:20) What Will Our Future Selves Cringe At? (33:27) This Weekend, Los Angeles Remembers P-22, An Icon Of Nature's Beauty And Perseverance (46:35) FilmWeek: ‘Knock At The Cabin,' ‘80 For Brady,' ‘Baby Ruby' And More (51:29) Larry Mantle's Conversation With Author Bruce Davis (1:22:04)

Today on AirTalk, the battle for California's Senate seat– who has entered the race so far? Also on the show, Los Angeles Public Library celebrates 150 years; TV-Talk; and more. Ahead of 2024 Senate Race, Californians Care Most About Homelessness, Economic Conditions (0:15) The Los Angeles Public Library Is Celebrating Its 150th Anniversary! We Discuss Its Impact & History (28:46) House Republicans Are Taking A Closer Look At California's Unemployment Fraud Situation. What's The Latest? (51:27) What's The State Of Geoengineering And How Widely Can It Be Used? (1:09:13) TV-Talk: ‘Freeridge,' ‘Cunk On Earth,' ‘Against The Ropes,' And More (1:23:11)

Today on AirTalk, the latest on California's new plan on Colorado River water usage. Also on the show, a look back at the Boeing 747 as it took its final flight; a deep dive into the effects of childhood obesity and weight loss methods; and more. California Releases Its Own Plan For Colorado River Cuts, We Discuss The Latest Negotiations & Water Supply Implications (0:15) As Final Boeing 747 Takes Flight, We Discuss What The Iconic Jet Has Meant For Aviation (19:55) AirTalk Listeners Share How Their Weight Has Affected Their Lives (35:19) New Guidelines On Childhood Obesity Call For A More Aggressive Approach (51:25) New Weight Loss Medications Hailed A Milestone But Lack Of Data Raises Eyebrows (1:21:33)

Today on AirTalk, the six western states that rely on the Colorado River missed the water usage reduction deadline– how this affects California. Also on the show, the latest on the historic tech industry layoffs; how to live to 100; and more. California Is The Only Holdout On Colorado River Agreement. What's The Deal? (0:15) What Defines Happiness For Workers & How Does It Differ Across Generations? (19:52) What's With The Historic Tech Industry Layoffs And Could It Be A Warning Sign For The Economy? (51:26) What Does It Take To Live Longer…And Healthier? (1:09:03) Are LA's Toughest Stair Hikes Worth The Effort? One Journalist Climbed 16 Of Them To Find Out. (1:25:44)

Today on AirTalk, Memphis police released body cam video of Tyre Nichols arrest over the weekend, sparking protests across the country– we explain. Also on the show, what's the deal with gas stoves?; why schools still teach cursive?; and more. Criminal Law, Civil Rights And Police Use Of Force Experts On Release Of Tyre Nichols Video And The Charges That Might Come Out Of It (0:15) What's Cooking With The Gas Stove Debate (29:20) The Conflicts That Come With Intergenerational Mental Health In Immigrant Communities And How To Move Forward (51:27) Do Students Still Learn To Write In Cursive? Should They? (1:23:56)

Today on AirTalk, a preview of LAHSA's homeless count results– what to expect in the future report. Also on the show, how the Disney company celebrates its 100th year of magic; FilmWeek; and more. LAHSA Shares Early Results Of Point In Time Homeless Count (0:15) 100 Years Of Disney: As The Company Kicks Off A Year Of Celebration, We Want To Know What It Means To You (17:50) FilmWeek: ‘Close,' ‘You People,' ‘Shotgun Wedding,' ‘Infinity Pool' And More (51:20) Larry Mantle Talks To KPCC's John Horn About Sundance (1:21:56)

Today on AirTalk, LA County extends renter protection until March– what you need to know. Also on the show, Congressman Adam Schiff running for Senate 2024; TV-Talk; and more. Ahead of January Deadline LA County Supervisors Vote To Extend Renter Protections Until The End Of March. What You Need To Know About The Updated Housing Rules Across The County. (0:15) On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Listeners Share Stories Of Family And Friends Who Survived The Genocide, And What They Mean (34:21) RAND Survey Finds Major Increase In Number Of Unhoused People In Certain Parks Of LA (51:22) Strikes In Ukraine Leave Several Dead, Foreign Tanks Awaiting Delivery (1:06:55) Adam Schiff Explains Why He's Jumping Into The Senate Race (1:15:22) TV-Talk: ‘Poker Face,' ‘Shrinking,' ‘Night Court' & More (1:25:39)

Today on AirTalk, the future of gun control in California amidst three mass shootings in the last three days. Also on the show, explaining the Google ad lawsuit; the significance of the New Hampshire primaries; and more. What Gun Safety Laws Could Be Put Into Place After Tragic Shootings In California? (0:15) Google Sued By USDOJ And Eight States Including California Over Anti-Competitive Ad Practices (17:02) California's Climate Goals Mean More Electricity, Do We Have Enough Electricians To Maintain That? (34:04) New Hampshire Has Long Kicked Off The Presidential Primaries. Is It Time To End Its Run? (51:28) Longtime LA Sports Anchor Fred Roggin To Step Away From The NBC4 Sports Desk (1:16:08) The Long-Term Effects Of Bullying Are Real (1:23:56)

Today on AirTalk, the Oscar nominations are out, so let the anticipation begin. Also on the show, the latest on Ticketmaster's debacle; an update on Covid-19 with Dr. Peter Chin-Hong; and more. And The Oscar Nomination Goes To.... (0:15) Arte Moreno Decides Not To Sell, What's This Mean For The Future Of The Angels? (26:01) What Is Ticketmaster Doing To Tick Everyone Off? And Is Our Frustration Misguided? (35:14) LA City Mayor & County Supervisor Announce New Head Of Homeless Services Authority (51:27) COVID-19 AMA: FDA Proposes Annual Vaccines, CA Hospital Capacity Latest And More (1:09:57) Pet Names, Terms Of Endearment, And The Bizarre Language Of Love (1:27:46)

Today on AirTalk, the latest on the deadly Lunar New Year shooting in Monterey Park from our LAist reporters. Also on the show, the challenges to become a substitute teacher; AI in publishing and audiobooks; and more. Lunar Year Massacre In Monterey Park Leaves Ten Dead (0:15) What Does It Take To Become A Substitute Teacher In California? And How Are They Faring? (34:19) New Study Gets Into Year-Long Impact Zoning Law Had On California Housing (51:24) AI Is Creeping Its Way Into Audiobook Narration. Could That Spell Trouble For The Humans Doing The Voice Work? (1:21:23)

Today on AirTalk, what the record-setting storm left behind in California. Also on the show, the latest in education as local catholic schools increases in enrollment?; FilmWeek; and more. Surveying Water Districts In Southern California After Heavy Rainfall. A Look Into Water Districts Across The Region (0:15) Local Catholic Schools See Uptick In Enrollment, What's Behind This? (18:24) Why Are Some Football Players Wearing Collars Now? (37:23) FilmWeek: ‘When You Finish Saving The World,' ‘Missing,' ‘Beautiful Beings' And More (51:32) John Horn's Interview with filmmakers Guillermo del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón, and Alejandro González Iñárritu at a Netflix event held at The Academy Museum (1:22:06)

Today on AirTalk, Alec Baldwin was charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting on the ‘Rust' movie set– the latest on the investigation. Also on the show, a look into the ‘TikTok aesthetic'; TV-Talk; and more. Alec Baldwin & Armorer Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter For Fatal Shooting On ‘Rust' Movie Set (0:15) Chef George Geary's New Book “LA's Landmark Restaurants” Is A Vibrant Celebration Of SoCal's Most Beloved Eateries (18:11) Monterey Jazz Festival Kicks Off Traveling Show With West Coast Swing Through California (40:55) It's Been Months Since The 988 Mental Health Helpline Was Rolled Out. Is It Working? (51:27) Taking A Look At TikTok's Influential Impact On Social Media User's Feeds & Privacy (1:10:48) TV-Talk: ‘That ‘90s Show,' ‘Velma,' ‘Hunters' Season 2 & More (1:27:17)

Today on AirTalk, the impact of the eggs-crutiating high price for America's favorite breakfast food on local bakeries. Also on the show, exclusive interview with LAPD Chief Michael More; a look at shrinkflation; and more. Extreme Egg Prices Have Consumers Ready To Crack (0:15) LAPD Chief Michel Moore On Future With Department, Recent Police Shootings, 2022 Crime Stats And More (16:56) Consumer Products Are Still Experiencing Shrinkflation. Could It Get Worse In 2023? (51:38) “Disability Pride” Follows The Successes And Shortcomings Of The Post-ADA Movement (1:16:55)