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    Press Play with Madeleine Brand

    Georgia's malfunctioning machines, '21st century voter suppression'

    KCRW looks at why Georgia’s voting machines malfunctioned during the primary, what that means for the November election, and how two Georgia women got on the short list for Joe Biden’s running mate.

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    By Madeleine Brand • Jun 10, 2020 • 50m Listen

    KCRW looks at why Georgia’s voting machines malfunctioned during the primary, what that means for the November election, and how two Georgia women got on the short list for Joe Biden’s running mate. Plus, will Biden’s co-authoring of the 1994 crime bill raise issues for voters?

    In this episode

    3 stories
    1. 0:00

      Georgia’s voting problems during primary could repeat in November

      Long lines stretched outside polling places in parts of Georgia during Tuesday’s primary election. People waited for hours to vote, and then encountered problems with the machines when they finally got inside to cast their ballots.

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      13 min
    2. 13:22

      KCRW’s ‘Samaritans’: Mayor Garcetti gives advice on a rainy day

      KCRW reporter Anna Scott started following Christine Curtiss more than a year ago — to get a better sense of why LA’s homelessness problem is so difficult to solve.  In part three of her series, “ Samaritans ,” Curtiss sleeps indoors, in a…

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      25 min
    3. 38:23

      Restaurant owner Danny Trejo: ‘It’s good food, there’s no secret’

      Danny Trejo owns a series of restaurants and a donut shop in LA, and recently donated and served thousands of meals to frontline workers and food insecure families. He’s now out with his first cookbook.

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      12 min
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      Madeleine Brand

      Host, 'Press Play'

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      Vice President of Talk Programming, KCRW

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    In this episode

    3 stories
    1. 0:0013 min

      Georgia’s voting problems during primary could repeat in November

    2. 13:2225 min

      KCRW’s ‘Samaritans’: Mayor Garcetti gives advice on a rainy day

    3. 38:2312 min

      Restaurant owner Danny Trejo: ‘It’s good food, there’s no secret’

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