KPCC-FM's Take Two interviewed Christina Bellantoni on the latest in state and national politics, including the efforts to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom. She was also quoted in LAist.
The Los Angeles Times featured an op-ed by Heather John Fogarty on the end of her efforts to read one book from each state in the United States. "What emerged as a theme in this final installment of books from Oregon to Wyoming is the gross inequities and injustices many Americans endure based on race and class and an overwhelming sense of powerlessness," she wrote.
In an article for The Atlantic, Sandy Tolan reminisced about his conversations with Hank Aaron while working on the book Me and Hank: A Boy and His Hero, Twenty-Five Years Later.
Inside Higher Ed quoted Morley Winograd, senior fellow at the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy, on President Biden's proposal to make public colleges free.
KCRW-FM's Greater L.A. interviewed Gabriel Kahn about Crosstown, a joint initiative between USC Annenberg and USC Viterbi, and its new project to provide hyperlocal news for areas of Los Angeles that have lost their community newspapers.
KPCC-FM's Take Two interviewed Alison Trope on efforts to improve media literacy. "There's a new kind of onus put on us as individuals in this kind of media-literacy landscape," she said. "It shouldn't be something that's only on us."
In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Netflix VP Vernā Myers referenced the work of Stacy Smith of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the need for Hollywood to hire directors of color.
CNN interviewed Marc Ambinder about the future of QAnon and its believers now that Donald Trump has left office without following through on their conspiracy theories.
The Los Angeles Times interviewed Roberto Suro about President Joe Biden's immigration proposal. “If enacted — and that is a big if — reality will be much different," he said.
The Los Angeles Times highlighted a campaign by the Norman Lear Center's Hollywood, Health and Society program aimed at weaving good COVID-19 practices and policies into entertainment.
KCRW-FM spoke with Joel Day of the USC Center on Public Diplomacy on how San Diego can address its problem with violent extremism.
KCRW-FM's Press Play interviewed Michael Overing on tech companies suspending the accounts of political agitators who are spreading misinformation.