Past Events

For our first event, Larry chose one of his all-time favorite films: Disney/Pixar’s 2004 Oscar-winning animated superhero adventure The Incredibles.

First up on February 18 was Friends — a comfort-viewing classic. We unpacked what holds up and what decidedly does not from its 1994 debut episode.

As 2020 winds down, your friends at KPCC/LAist are thinking about the things we're grateful for, the things that could have gone better, and the things we'd like to forget entirely.

We’re getting everyone together for a deep dive into gender identity and the way it informs how we move through the world.

As the country confronts its history of systemic racism, the military is facing its own reckoning.

Host Bruce Lemon, Jr. and Race In LA’s Dana Amihere were in conversation with the storytellers, digging into the early life experiences that make us who we are.

The storytellers joined host Bruce Lemon, Jr. and Race In LA’s Dana Amihere to unpack all of the significance of the idea of home.

Ballots were mailed to every active registered voter in California back on October 5th and over one million have already been turned in. Is yours still sitting under a pile of mail on your kitchen counter?

Watch the video above for the third and final installment of the #FutureOfLocalNews, a partnership between USC Annenberg and KPCC, Southern California Public Radio.

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors collectively oversees a $30 billion annual budget that pays for everything from mental health treatment to homeless services, public health to the Sheriff’s Department.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office is the largest prosecutor's office in the United States. The D.A. oversees a staff of about 1,000 lawyers, 300 investigators and 800 support staff.

Haven’t studied up yet? Well, get your notepads and pencils ready—it’s time for a one-hour cram session.