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KQED's The California ReportImperial Valley Bakery Offers Treats For People With DiabetesAs record-breaking temperatures melt California this summer, medical professionals are sounding the alarm about the added risks extreme heat poses to people with diabetes. But one bakery in Imperial County has some solutions.Reporter: Philip Salata, inewsourceThe Newsom administration has cut a deal with Google and OpenAI to kill two state bills that would have made tech platforms share ad revenues with news organizations. Reporter: Rachael Myrow, KQEDSan Bernardino County is California’s largest county in terms of size, with a population of jus...2024-08-2211 min
KQED's The California ReportLocals Want To Have Role In Lithium Industry In Imperial ValleyImperial Valley residents are hoping to get their cut of the profit from the future lithium industry. For them that means well paid and sustainable jobs.Reporter: Philip Salata, inewsource2023-11-2810 min
ARN StoriesActivists back in city council chambersProtestors are continuing to put pressure on the Los Angeles city council members, fighting for meetings to stop, months after a leaked tape revealed offensive, insulting language and a gerrymandering plot. Philip Salata has the story.2022-12-0203 minARN StoriesImmigration rally in downtown LAImmigration activists rallied in support of legislation that could see some long overdue changes to US immigration policy. Philip Salata has more on the story from downtown Los Angeles.
2022-09-2903 minARN StoriesFentanyl's deadly effect in LA CountyWhile Los Angeles County residents grieve a strong of opioid-related deaths at local high schools, questions about how to prevent them are once again in the spotlight.
And as Philip Salata reports, the rise of the synthetic opioid, Fentanyl, has only made matters more pressing.
2022-09-2203 min
City Times MediaThe Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 2The Knowledge Industry is a podcast about the changing nature of education in California. Season one focuses on the potentially dramatic effect AB-927, a law that opens the doors to more bachelor’s degrees at the state’s community colleges could have on higher education. In this episode, hosts Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney reflect on how the law works in practice and examine its first submission period. It also ponders whether AB-927 is enough, or whether more substantial changes to the California Master Plan for Higher Education are needed.This podcast was created and written by Phil...2022-06-2119 min
City Times MediaThe Knowledge Industry: Restructuring Higher Ed in California - Episode 1The Knowledge Industry is a podcast about the changing nature of education in California. Season one focuses on the potentially dramatic effect AB-927, a law that opens the doors to more bachelor’s degrees at the state’s community colleges could have on higher education. In this episode, hosts Philip Salata and Jakob McWhinney reflect on the developments leading up to AB-927, including the law’s pilot program predecessor SB-850. It also discusses the California Master Plan for Higher Education, which for the past 60 years has laid the ground rules for the state’s systems of higher ed.This p...2022-06-2116 min
SedizioniSEDIZIONI #9S2 - Contemporanei come acqua salata - 05/01/2021Gianluigi Trevisi compone un ritratto dell'umanità in cui siamo alla soglia del nuovo anno per questa prima puntata del 2021. Un tempo in cui il frivolo è considerato razionale, mentre l'irrazionale è d'uso quotidiano. Apre quindi con la contemporaneità di Anthony (And The Johnson) e di Philip Glass che fluisce come un flusso d'acqua e confluisce nel mare, negli oceani, testimoni provati dai processi umani. Uno sguardo ai cambiamenti climatici, uno ai consigli di visione. Buon nuovo anno e buon ascolto.2021-01-0554 min