Take Two is on holiday today, so today's show is a collection of some of our favorite segments from the past few months. Hope you enjoy!
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• 8:06
Humans have lived by the shoreline for thousands of years but now that relationship is changing. Author John R. Gillis explores it in his new book "The Human Shore."
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• 5:53
One of the arguments against propositions that raise taxes for the wealthy — like Props 30 and 38 this time around — is that when taxes go up on the wealthiest, they move to states where the rates are lower.
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• 9:17
Andrea G. Stillman, a longtime executive assistant for photographer Ansel Adams, joins the show to talk with A Martinez.
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• 7:30
The story of Monarch: his life, death, and fascinating relationship with William Randolph Hearst.
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• 10:20
Audra Ang spent seven years as a reporter in China where she fell in love with its food and its people.
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• 5:13
Babies don't come with instruction manuals. But now men can train to become more engaged parents. We stop in on one fatherhood training session to learn more.
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• 8:16
With 195,000 soldiers, the Afghan army is bigger than ever. But it's also unstable.
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• 4:08
When are animals like humans? More often than you think, at least according to a new movement that links human and animal behaviors. KPCC's Stephanie O'Neill reports.
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• 12:55
People join book clubs for all sorts of reasons — to read more, to meet new people, to get out of the house.
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• 4:07
Gov. Brown recently signed off on legislation that will let classic car enthusiasts to buy brand new license plates with a retro look.
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• 4:34
Ten years. That's how long it took one man to recreate his youth.
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• 7:58
This week LA music journalist Steve Hochman shares three albums. The first is by the LA band Very Be Careful, it’s called “Remember me from the Party?”