Latest Episodes
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For Billy Eichner, his time 'On the Street' got him an Emmy nom
- Billy Eichner has had recent roles in Hulu's Difficult People, Netflix's Friends from College, and in the upcoming season of American Horror Story on FX. But it's through his truTV game show, Billy on the Street, that he's in the Emmy race. He tells us about the evolution of his person-on-the-street antics and why not every celebrity is a good fit for the show.
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The Clientele: Lunar Days
- It's no coincidence that after seven long years The Clientele -- whose music evokes a point in time -- will release its new album on the Autumnal Equinox.
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Sunday's Latest Show
- Anne Litt hosts unexpected choices in progressive pop and new rhythms. Listen On-Demand to the latest (Sunday) show.
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Dengue, an illness that is spreading worldwide
- Perhaps another link to global climate change.
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Latest Show by Jose Galvan
- José Galván delivers an infectious harmony of varied sounds and pieces their relevance to each other. Language does not play a barrier in his musical selections, but rather uses the melody to create a bridge amongst cultures and genres.
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Latest Show
- Mario Cotto hosts a kaleidoscopic Dada dance party! Check out the latest show On-Demand.
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Latest Show
- Jason Bentley captures the hypnotic pulse of modern city life in a weekly dance show on Saturday nights.
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Eric J. Lawrence guest hosts
- Eric J. Lawrence sits in for Liza Richardson.
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Latest Show
- Chris Douridas hosts a far-reaching assortment of the best new music from all around the globe. Listen On-Demand to the latest show.
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Saturday's Latest Show
- Raul Campos hosts deep rhythms and urban soul with a Latin twist.
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Saturday's Latest Show
- Anne Litt hosts unexpected choices in progressive pop and new rhythms. Listen On-Demand to the latest (Saturday) show.
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The relationship between race and food in the South
- A new history of the modern South looks at the intersection of race and food. Meantime, black farmers are still struggling to hang on to their land as a legal loophole works against them. Back in the kitchen, we hear about Asian dishes to make right now, get a history of the Kellogg’s corn flake, and Jonathan Gold reviews Bone Kettle.
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Latest Show
- An elegant and exquisite sense of musicality accompanies long-time jazz DJ Bo Leibowitz, where he “plays sides” in the wee small hours of Saturday morning. Listen On-Demand to the latest show.
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José Galván guest hosts
- José Galván sits in for Mathieu Schreyer.
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Latest Show
- Future beats and a mind-melting mix of fuzz, bass, and funk.
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Latest Show
- Garth Trinidad hosts a progressive mix of soul, hip-hop, and world rhythms. Listen On-Demand to the latest show.
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Jonathan Gold dines at Bone Kettle in Pasadena
- This week, LA Times food critic Jonathan Gold dines at Bone Kettle in Pasadena. Find out which dishes Jonathan recommends and read his LA Times review.
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Latest Friday Broadcast
- The latest Friday broadcast of All Things Considered.
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The legacy of the Charlottesville protest
- Should Confederate monuments come down?
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What does Bannon's departure mean for the White House and right-wing media?
- Steve Bannon was fired today, or quit, or left by mutual agreement -- depending on who you ask. We look at his time in the White House, the right-wing media environment he helped create, and whatever his future may be.
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Race politics and the NFL's culture of silence
- Devoted sports fans may not like it, but America's most divisive controversy has reached the National Football League. We'll hear how players are speaking out — for racial equality and protection from debilitating injury.
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Latest Show
- The latest show from Morning Becomes Eclectic, hosted by Jason Bentley. New releases, artists, live performances, and artist interviews. At KCRW.com.
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Rhythm Planet's Tom Schnabel talks Cuban music
- Rhythm Planet host Tom Schnabel joins us to preview a night of Cuban music at the Ford Amphitheater with Sintesis and Dayren Santamaria. (10am)
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Sarah Pillsbury: Breakthrough films and Liberty Hill
- The film producer discusses her career in entertainment and her Los Angeles foundation.
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Musical Reflections on Charlottesville
- This week Rhythm Planet reflects on current events with powerful music from Marvin Gaye, Nina Simone, Gil Scott-Heron, Bob Marley, Michael Franti, Nitin Sawhney, Lizz Wright, and others.
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Tourist: We Stayed Up All Night (feat. Ardyn)
- We were excited to recently premiere the catchy new single by Grammy Award-winning producer Tourist.
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Latest Show
- Aaron Byrd takes you on musical journey around the world, exploring sounds from the favelas of Brazil to the Taureg culture of Timbuktu, all in search of the perfect groove. Listen to the latest show On-Demand.
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When one vote leads to a recall
- What happens if you don’t like your local representative? How do you get rid of them?
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Sarah Charlesworth at LACMA
- Hunter Drohojowska-Philp recalls the late artist's impact on photography in art.
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Stunt community asking tough questions after 2 recent deaths
- A motorcycle racer named Joi "SJ" Harris died on the set of Deadpool 2 this week while attempting a stunt for the film. Harris was an accomplished racer, but did not have stunt experience. Some in the stunt community are asking why she was hired in the first place, and saying that her death could have been prevented.