Past Events

With record numbers of Californians filing new unemployment claims every week, phone lines and websites are getting overwhelmed. What’s the best way to get your claim processed and what does the federal coronavirus aid package mean for you?

“Invisibilia” cofounder and NPR science reporter Lulu Miller and Erica Williams Simon, entrepreneur, author, and former head of Creator’s Lab at Snapchat, got together for a discussion about writing, a shared love of public media, and what they’re doing while safe at home.

Tune in as our public radio pal Rico Gagliano checked in with comedian Drew Carey to see how he’s coping and what surprising activities are keeping him busy around the house.

Isolated at home with kids age 5 and younger? Need some helpful advice on, well, just surviving?

Evictions are a critical issue during the coronavirus pandemic. Despite a moratorium on evictions from Gov. Gavin Newsom, renters are still worried about paying ren

The CDC’s recent recommendation that everybody wear face coverings has more people looking for easy-to-get options.

On this week’s No-Panic Guide Live, Dr. Glenn Fernandez took us through a day in the life of an ER doctor at this unprecedented time, and shared how he decompresses after a long shift.

Barren supermarket shelves, online stores sold out. It’s worrying when we can’t get our hands on staples like rice and beans or on essential items like toilet paper, especially when we need them.

Unheard LA returns to the San Fernando Valley for its season three finale in Northridge. Once called “North Los Angeles” (in case you ever wondered where that fourth directional neighborhood was), Northridge is much more than the namesake of the 1994 earthquake felt throughout the region.

Join Unheard LA in the South Bay city of Torrance, a great city to reflect the broad range of Southern California experiences and stories.

The third season of the live storytelling series Unheard LA brings us to the eastern edge of Los Angeles County, where Claremont sits at the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.

Unheard LA is a celebration of the stories and experiences that give shape to Los Angeles. It’s fitting then that we continue our third season in the historic downtown neighborhood of Little Tokyo. With a history dating back to the 1880s, Little Tokyo is the largest and most populous of the remaining “Japantowns” in the United States.