Patt Morrison Asks

Patt Morrison Asks

Por: Los Angeles Times
A companion podcast to L.A. Times columnist Patt Morrison's weekly interview series "Patt Morrison Asks." Patt Morrison is a longtime Los Angeles Times writer and columnist who has a share of two Pulitzer Prizes. Her broadcasting work has won six Emmys and 11 Golden Mikes. Her book about the Los Angeles River was a bestseller, and she was the first woman in nearly 25 years to be honored with the L.A. Press Club’s lifetime achievement award. Pink’s, the legendary Hollywood hot dog stand, named its veggie dog after her.
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California’s air quality chief: if Trump’s EPA gets its way, we’ll be “fumigated” again by pollution 08/05/2018
Author Richard Powers’ novel about humans’ war against trees - and why both sides could lose 01/05/2018
Since Jordon Dyrdahl-Roberts quit his job rather than give data to ICE, life has taken a turn 17/04/2018
For "tax day," UC Berkeley’s Dacher Keltner on how tax cuts affect the rich and poor differently. 10/04/2018
Anchor Judy Woodruff on the dare-to-be-boring PBS NewsHour in the era of Twitter and “fake news” 03/04/2018
Could Facebook throw an election? “Of course they could,” cautions Silicon Valley’s Aza Raskin. 27/03/2018
Author Steven Pinker’s long, uplifting view of human progress -- even in spite of humans themselves 20/03/2018
Senator Dianne Feinstein -- the assault weapons foe considers whether Donald Trump can really be the man who can carry gun control reform over the goal line. 07/03/2018
Joan Baez's fabled voice has changed over her 60 years of singing, but her passion for civil rights and human rights has not. 21/02/2018
LAPD commissioner Sandra Figueroa-Villa on choosing a new police chief for Los Angeles 07/02/2018
Maimuna Syed: A big Trump ballot backlash means prepping more women candidates to run for office 22/01/2018
Comedy writer Laurie Kilmartin’s book “Dead People Suck” also shows how much the living suck at handling death, and tells us how to do better. 02/01/2018
Radio legend Art Laboe, who pioneered dedication shows and trademarked "oldies but goodies," is still riding the airwaves six nights a week 26/12/2017
Freeway blogger Patrick Randall: He writes the signs that make the whole driving world see his message 19/12/2017
Whatever voter ID laws require, whatever candidate you support, Voteriders and Kathleen Unger want to put the ID, and the rules, right in your hands 05/12/2017
Polymath performer John Hodgman rats out the state of Maine and his own foibles and follicles in his book "Vacationland" 21/11/2017
Nobel laureate Kip Thorne on the team that saw the waves that change the universe-- and a national science gap 14/11/2017
Feminist author and editor Kate Harding explains the ferocious power in owning the phrase "nasty woman" 07/11/2017
Former adman Andrew Essex: Why bad ads deserve to die, and what might replace them 24/10/2017
Writer Salman Rushdie's new novel of a rich immigrant family sizes up New York in the age of Trump 09/10/2017
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