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Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Taylor Mac's 24-hour show gives a different look at history Taylor Mac will perform “24-Decade History of Popular Music” starting Thursday in LA. It’s divided into four shows on four separate nights. It’s about this history of oppression and activism in the U.S. -- from 1776 to present day. Taylor Mac's "A 24-DECADE HISTORY OF POPULAR MUSIC" by Teddy Wolff Taylor Mac (L) courtesy of Matt Gross; Mac at the Curran (R) by Little Fang
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Bookworm
Tommy Orange: There There Beauty and despair woven into their history, twelve multigenerational urban Native Americans find ways to live in Tommy Orange’s There There.
Design and Architecture
Remembering Palm Springs fashion icon Jonathan Skow, aka Mr. Turk Fashion designer Jonathan Skow, aka Mr. Turk, died Friday in Los Angeles at the age of 55. His flagship store is at the heart of Palm Springs’ design district, and he and his wife Trina Turk are key figures in the design and architecture community. We remember him and his contribution to the city he loved.
Scheer Intelligence
Spying in LA Has the CIA taken over local policing? Activist Jamie Garcia discusses how technologies launched by the CIA, NSA and the Pentagon to spy on terrorists are radically altering crime-fighting in Los Angeles and local communities in a “predictive policing” program that ends up targeting black and brown communities.
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Dianne Feinstein on why she deserves another term in the Senate We speak with Sen. Feinstein about her forum with Kevin de León on Wednesday; how she and Democrats handled the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and allegations from Christine Blasey Ford; whether a single-payer healthcare system works, and more.