Past Events

PAST EVENT: On Jan. 26th, KPCC/LAist K-12 education reporter Kyle Stokes spoke with experts on school funding about how the system works and what could be done to improve it. Watch the archive video.

PAST EVENT: On January 21st and 22nd we held nights of songs and stories in this unexpected and dynamic collaboration.

PAST EVENT: On December 8, KPCC/LAist Criminal Justice Correspondent Frank Stoltze had a conversation with DA George Gascón on the occasion of his one-year anniversary. Watch the archive video.

PAST EVENT: Watch the archive video of NPR Science Correspondent Nell Greenfieldboyce and KPCC Science Reporter Jacob Margolis in conversation discussing some of the issues that science reporters face.

PAST EVENT: We’re at an important moment for criminal justice reform and we’d like to invite you to watch the video of a virtual member event featuring our criminal justice team.

PAST EVENT: On September 28, Kat Chow and KPCC/LAist Asian American Communities Correspondent Josie Huang held a wide-ranging virtual conversation. Watch the archive video.

PAST EVENT: NPR White House Correspondent Ayesha Rascoe and KPCC Senior Politics Reporter Libby Denkmann held a virtual conversation about what it's like to cover local, national and global politics in an increasingly partisan world. Watch the archive video.

PAST EVENT: On Aug. 3, LAist entertainment reporter Mike Roe and special guests took a look back at the premiere episode and reflected on why the show resonated with audiences then and now. Watch the archive video.

PAST EVENT: Climate change is the mother of all disruptions. As the West Coast grapples with its impact, how are communities and businesses adapting? Watch the archive video of this past event.

PAST EVENT: The Los Angeles Times and KPCC are teaming up to show you how to prepare for and survive a major earthquake in Southern California.

This event has ended but you can still watch the archive video! Click the image to go to the event page.

El 17 de junio, la reportera de la primera infancia de KPCC/LAist, Mariana Dale, fue la anfitriona de una conversación sincera entre los proveedores de cuidado infantil y los responsables de la toma de decisiones sobre la primera infancia.