Today on AirTalk, the DOW average dropped another thousand points this morning, in response to Trump's tariffs. With such volatility in the stock market, many Americans are rushing to 'recession-proof' their portfolios. We have a personal finance expert with us to answer your most pressing questions. What does the Californian accent really sound like? Whether you're from here and can differentiate accents between locales, or you moved here and noticed some heavy accents, you should, like, totally call in and share your experience. For Food Friday, we have the founder and owner of Colossus Bakery with us to talk about the years that go into perfecting a bread recipe and how she achieves quality consistency across multiple locations.

Today on AirTalk, as we watch the stock market react to Trump's tariffs, we'll have economic experts on the show to talk about how this might affect consumers. LA has big plans to recycle more water. LAist reporter joins the show to tell us how the plans are coming along. Your favorite home improvement show takes on the world of radio. We're joined by the host of the program to talk about the new show. An LAist investigation found toxic heavy metals in the red fire retardant used in wildfires. A new documentary on folk prodigy Janis Ian explores her life and career. For TV Talk today, the critics share their thoughts on the shows 'Lazarus', 'Pulse', and many more.

Today on AirTalk, LA County strips hundreds of millions from LAHSA, what's next? We have councilmembers, a reporter, and Mayor Bass on the show to talk about the vote. A new bill targets CEQA requirements for infill housing projects. Unrest grows in Central Valley communities due to fear surrounding ICE presence. The Rose Bowl has announced that it will opt for drones this Fourth of July in place of fireworks. What do you think? American Jazz pianist Emmet Cohen talks tour.

Today on AirTalk, we are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the very first live airing of AirTalk with Larry Mantle. Join us on a journey through the ages as we look back at the show's history and how our coverage has evolved alongside the city of Los Angeles. We'll talk with former and current producers of the show, some of our recurring guests and other fan favorites. We have so much in store for you today, and you won't want to miss this special airing of the show.

Today on AirTalk, Trump's looming tariffs have caused a stock market downturn. How else will consumers be affected? As HHS closes its COVID office, what do we know about Long Covid? Call in and tell us what your childhood dream job was and what profession you ended up in. With the recent arrests of noncitizens with Green Cards and Visas by ICE, what are your rights as a Green Card and Visa holder? UCLA makes the women's NCAA final four. Authors preview a new book on the Manson Tunnel Murder.

Today on AirTalk, a preliminary study came out as part of a 10-year research project into health consequences for Los Angeles firefighters. The recent addition outlines some of the effects, including elevated mercury and lead levels in their blood. With the eroding coastline and damages left by the Palisades fire, what will it look like to rebuild Malibu? For Food Friday, we have a citrus farmer joining us to talk about one of California's favorite crops.

Today on AirTalk, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services plans to cut 10,000 jobs. What jobs will be cut and how might the cuts affect public health? LA County Supervisors approve $908 million for homeless services. AirTalk turns 40 this year! What's your favorite moment in the show's history? As Trump's 25% auto tariff takes effect, we're monitoring the impact on our economy and auto industry. The Dodgers have their home opener today. Join us for a Double Play as we talk about what to expect. Director RJ Cutler previews a new documentary series on 2024 World Series. Don't miss TV Talk! We're talking The Studio, No Taste Like Home, Mythic Quest, and more.

Today on AirTalk, we're watching the CEOs of NPR and PBS as they testify before the DOGE committee in defense against the FCC's claims of political bias. We'll debrief after the hearing about what might be next for public media. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth leaked detailed war plans in a group chat that included an editor from The Atlantic. The messages have since been released to the public, and we're left wondering: how did this happen? Billions of dollars have gone into preserving the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe, but how has the funding been used, and what are the results? We're joined by an author whose new book details and gives context to the history of National Public Radio.

Today on AirTalk, the genetic testing company 23&Me has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and it's looking to sell your genetic data. Data experts urge customers to delete their data on 23&Me before it is sold, as it is unclear what comes next. We'll hear about a new technology for water desalination and learn how it turns salt water into drinking water. A new book takes a fresh look at the nature vs. nurture debate through the lens of genetic engineering. Why is the Federal Bureau of Investigation looking at the widespread Tesla vandalism as 'domestic terrorism?' We're asking listeners to call in and share the story of how they got their nickname.

Today on AirTalk, LAHSA released an incomplete data set alongside their claim that homelessness numbers went down. We're looking at a new California shelter oversight bill proposal in response to rampant mismanagement inside the homelessness organization. What will a zero-emission future look like for California ports and what's the plan to get there? What is one thing that no one told you about becoming a parent? Call in and share your advice with new or soon-to-be parents. President Trump has issued an ultimatum to Columbia University, which included a list of demands to be met or he will pull the school's crucial federal funding. We're speaking with research and conservation specialists about why sick sea life has been washing ashore in SoCal. We'll end the show with some hot tips on spring gardening in SoCal.