Today in Local: The Changing Role of Food in Family
The Food on the Table
What Fed Me.
What Sustains Me.
D.J. Waldie's parents gave him many gifts when he was growing up. But there's one that he'll always remember.
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From Huell's Archives
A Whistling Champion
Huell visits with the Whistling Champ Carole Anne Kaufman at her salon, then stops in at her Mom's store - the Wizard of Bras... its a combo you won't want to miss.
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KCET in Palm Springs
Sinatra & KCET: Ultra cool (UPDATED)
KCET is holding an ultra cool benefit event at the legendary Frank Sinatra House in Palm Springs on February 14.
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Cutting into the Budget
Los Angeles Layoff Follies
The city is struggling with unprecedented budget problems, but saving money through getting rid of workers is still proving complicated.
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Tracking Howser
Where's Huell 2/5 - 2/14
From snow to sand, Huell heads out to Palm Springs! On his journey, he tours Frank Sinatra's estate; the hyper-modern McCullough House; and the flora that fills our state's deserts.
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Being American
Commonplace: Home
We’re not at home in America. And when we frame 'home' in terms of other places, how could we be?
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Black History Month
Celebrating Our Local Heroes
KCET honors four local heroes who have dedicated themselves to enriching the lives of others.
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Remembering Brendan Mullen
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Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown.
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After the Quake
SoCal Connected
By SoCal Connected Staff
January 21, 2010
Digging through earthquake myths to find the facts. LA's most earthquake-prone buildings. And thoughts on Haiti from Marcos Villatoro.
Let's Talk Emma! Part III
KCET Online Book Club
By Web Team
January 29, 2010
The KCET Online Book Club is here. First up is a discussion of Jane Austen's classic novel Emma. Love her? Hate her? (Or, maybe you are her?) Join the discussion and let us know!
Sinatra & KCET: Ultra cool (UPDATED)
Bohdan's Corner
By Bohdan Zachary
February 5, 2010
KCET is holding an ultra cool benefit event at the legendary Frank Sinatra House in Palm Springs on February 14.
Departures: L.A. River
Departures
By Departures
June 1, 2009
Take a multimedia journey down the 52-mile length of the Los Angeles River.
Iranian New Year
Huell Howser
By Maxwell Strachan
February 8, 2010
Huell attends events in Southern California connected with the Iranian New Year's celebration, including the Persian Festival of Fire.
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Podcasts
ALOUD at Central Library
Hallelujah Junction: Composing an American Life
One of America's most performed and admired composers, Adams (Nixon in China, Doctor Atomic) helped shape the landscape of contemporary classical music. His new memoir reveals the inner workings of his creative process and illuminates the recent history of music-making.
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The Wooster Group: La Didone
Mark Murphy interviews Elizabeth LeCompte, artistic director of New York performance ensemble The Wooster Group, about La Didone.
Robert Thurman and Danny Hillis: A Conversation on Science, Ethics, and Religion
American Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman and renowned engineer Danny Hillis.
Interview with Erica Edwards, Mike Davis, and John Divola
An interview with three UC Riverside professors, Mike Davis of Creative Writing, John Divola of Visual Arts, and Erica Edwards of English.






