Matt Dangelantonio
Matt Dangelantonio is a producer for "AirTalk with Larry Mantle" and a former managing producer of "Filmweek" on KPCC.
Before coming to KPCC in 2014, Matt was a producer, reporter, and host with Cox Media Group in Jacksonville, Florida, where he covered daily top stories, severe weather, and breaking news for News 104.5 WOKV-FM on radio and Action News Jax on television. He and his work have been featured on NPR, AP Radio News, Fox News Radio, and HLN as well as local radio and TV affiliates across the country.
Matt fell in love with radio as a student at Syracuse University, first as an on-air music DJ and eventually as program director at WJPZ-FM 89.1. He was also a part-time general assignment reporter for WSYR AM 570 & 106.5 FM, covering breaking news and local stories in the greater Syracuse area as well as providing analysis, studio hosting and commentary during pregame and postgame shows for Syracuse men’s basketball and football. He graduated in 2011 with a degree in broadcast and digital journalism and a minor in Spanish.
Matt is a native of New Hampshire and forever a proud New Englander, but he has grown to love his new home in Southern California. In his spare time, Matt enjoys doing CrossFit, playing guitar, board and video games, exploring L.A.'s amazing food scene, trying all the craft beer California has to offer, catching any games he can involving his beloved Patriots, Red Sox or Syracuse Orange, and exploring the West Coast and the world with his wife Allee and their two Shepherds, Hazel the German and Duncan the Australian.
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We have the full line-up: Gustavo Dudamel, Ricky Martin, Grace Jones, Sheryl Crow, Harry Potter, The Sound of Music, Star Wars and more. -
How L.A. landed a Super Bowl it was never supposed to have in 1993, and why this year's game sets the tone for future mega events.
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It might be the closest thing out there to actually playing in the game ... but should you spend your time and money?
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Sharpen up on facts you can drop to sound in the know, meet the Rams and find out what's at stake.
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To lose the first two games in Atlanta on walk-off hits — that’s a tough pill to swallow for any team.
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Indigenous land acknowledgment is not new — it has always been a part of Indigenous protocols — but the practice has become more visible in the U.S. in the last several years.
