New questions about whether or not North Korea was really involved in the Sony hack. A look ahead to 2015 food trends. Plus, after cancer diagnosis, guitarist Wilko Johnson is Going Back Home.
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• 5:51
Host A Martinez talks to LAPD Inspector General Alex Bustamante, who is conducting an independent investigation of the shooting and calling for witnesses to come forward.
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• 8:36
While the U.S. government's claimed that North Korea is behind the Sony hack, some cybersecurity experts aren't as convinced.
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• 15:53
The year began with a big hack at Target and ended with one at Sony. And it began with hopes for immigration reform, and ended without it.
Our literary contributor David Kipen, founder of the lending library Libros Schmibros in Boyle Heights, joins us for each full moon to roundup the months upcoming literary events.
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• 7:01
Doctors told British rocker Wilko Johnson he had a year at best. Cancer. His pal Roger Daltry said, let's make a record. The result, "Going Home". And a new lease on life.
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• 7:24
Restaurant critic Patric Kuh gives his Top 10 list of the best restaurants that opened in L.A. over the last year.
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• 8:11
Kale, Sriracha and craft beers remained foodie favorites in 2014. But what culinary trends will have us standing in line for hours a la Cronut in the year to come?
Weekend on the cheap: Rose Parade floats without the parade, Saturday morning cat cartoons and more.
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Southern California Public Radio's Kristen Lepore has a list of things to do in LA on the cheap.