Past Events

PAST EVENT: Brains On! - the wildly popular science podcast for kids - is coming to Los Angeles to celebrate the show’s 10-year birthday!

PAST EVENT: A night of hilarious, heartbreaking, and heartwarming stories about science with The Story Collider.

PAST EVENT: Looking to kick off your Saturday with something that will grow your kiddos’ brains and get the creative juices flowing? Join us at LAist for a morning of multilingual reading and kid fun.

PAST EVENT: Join NPR's Elise Hu and NPR’s Ailsa Chang as they discuss Elise's new book, “Flawless,” about the global rise of K-beauty.

PAST EVENT: Brian De Los Santos and River Garza will talk about the ways in which their cultural identities shape and inform how they show up in the world.

PAST EVENT: Hosts J. Keith van Straaten (he/him) and Helen Hong (she/her) will welcome Reggie Watts (he/him) and Lisa Loeb (she/her) plus super-secret special experts to try to stump them in their self-proclaimed areas of expertise.

PAST EVENT: Co-hosts Erick Galindo (he/him) and Megan Tan (she/her) will share their wildest stories of what they did for love, games, music, and more with special guests Gabrielle Ruiz and Sam Sanders.

PAST EVENT: Housing reporter David Wagner and community engagement reporter Julia Barajas, along with a panel of experts in the field, will answer your questions live.

PAST EVENT: Vivian Yoon (she/her), will delve into the origins of the worldwide phenomenon, from the influence of hip hop on the sound and dance, to the impact of American Imperialism on the origins of K-pop.

PAST EVENT: Join Larry Mantle (he/him) and the AirTalk COVID doctors as we reflect on three years of living through a pandemic and to hear what they envision for the future.

PAST EVENT: One For The Books host Traci Thomas (she/her), creator and host of The Stacks podcast, is talking about our obsession with celebrity culture, especially what we expect of famous women with special guests Rachel Lindsay and Chelsea Devantez.

PAST EVENT: Join us for this fan favorite event and be the envy of your office’s Oscar pool when you correctly predict all the winners!