A look back at inauguration speeches, the cross section of race, gender, class, sexuality and culture, warping reality and the term 'gaslighting' in modern culture.
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• 7:17
Take Two explores the history of the inaugural address with historian Eric Rauchway.
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• 6:50
Trump's relationship with the truth sometimes puts him at odds with those keeping track of the things he says — like the press. Turns out there's a word for that.
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• 9:15
How the concept of intersectionality bridges the gap between the race, gender, class, sexuality and culture to foster understanding.
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• 2:34
KPCC asked listeners to share what impact the Obama presidency has had on their lives. One woman's story stood out.
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• 5:30
Donald Trump has taken aim at automakers over their overseas plants. Now they're responding with plans to expand U.S. production.
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• 9:01
"Most of the kids that move from the bottom of the income distribution to the top, don’t go to Ivy League schools. In fact, there are more students who make that move at Cal State L.A."
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• 14:00
Who is and isn't going to the inauguration, "the first California casualty of the Trump presidency," and the $1.5 billion accounting error in the state budget.
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• 9:34
Nick Offerman on playing Dick McDonald in the film, "The Founder," his love for woodworking and the timeliness of the story surrounding McDonald's inception.