Past Events

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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.

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On June 3, join FilmWeek critics Tim Cogshell and Christy Lemire, and writer-directors Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker for a casual chat with KPCC host Larry Mantle about this 80s comedy classic.

On May 27, KPCC hosted Call to Mind Live: Impacts of Homelessness on Youth Mental Health, a Well Beings Virtual Tour Event.

On May 20, LAist Studios Executive Producer and Norco 80 podcast host Antonia Cereijido hosted a roundtable discussion on the pervasiveness of gun culture and the militarization of the police force. Watch the archive video.

Watch the archive video of LAist Studios Executive Producer and Norco 80 podcast host Antonia Cereijido and special guests with an in-depth look at survivalism and preppers, past and present.

KPCC hosted a membership event on April 29, focused on Combating Anti-Asian Hate.

Should you spend the time and money to get a degree or a certification to move into a new field? If you have a family and/or a full-time job, what kind of higher education programs will accommodate you?

Even a pandemic couldn’t stop FilmWeek’s annual Oscar preview show. This year, we went virtual! Join host Larry Mantle and KPCC’s FilmWeek critics for the 19th annual event right from the comfort of your own home.

Grab your World’s Best Boss mug and join LAist’s Mike Roe and special guests for a look back on all the camera confessionals, love triangles, and eye-roll-inducing moments that made The Office a hit.

On March 9, we’re headed to Bel Air. The Fresh Prince moved in with his auntie and uncle in 1990 and burst onto the scene with one of the most iconic theme songs in sitcom history.