Patt Morrison
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Hosted by Patt Morrison Airs Weekdays 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
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Patt Morrison is a live two-hour public affairs show. The program is known for its innovative discussions of local politics and culture, and for its presentation of national and world news as it affects Southern California.Coming up on Patt Morrison
Monday Nov. 23rdMONDAY: Fatherhood - what is it? Patt, Tom Leykis and Gloria Allred discuss in light of over-the-counter DNA tests; and New York Times financial reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin explains the financial meltdown with his new book "Too Big to Fail: the inside story of how Wall Street and Washington fought to save the financial system - and themselves"
Patt Morrison for November 20, 2009
Nov. 20, 2009|1 comment
New Yorker writer Hendrik Hertzberg talks about his new book OBAMANOS!:The End of a Political Era; and a federal judge says the army corps of engineers is responsible for the deadly flooding during Hurricane Katrina. The liability could be tremendous and it could alter the way government agencies do their work – or don't do it.
- Women advised to undergo fewer Pap screenings
| 1 comment - The politics of health: preventative care, policy changes & recriminations
| 0 comments - Pay more, pollute more? The problem with carbon off-sets
| 1 comment - Gross negligence: the U.S. government’s liability for failed levees
| 0 comments - White House interference in Kevin Johnson case?
| 0 comments - OBAMANOS!
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Patt Morrison for November 19, 2009
Nov. 19, 2009|3 comments
Patt checks back in with the UC Regents at UCLA and also with students protesting the 32% fee increases; She also talks with former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton and the director of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) about predictive policing; and we check in on reports of internal conflict between the county and the forest service over how the Station Fire was fought
- Now that it’s official, they’re officially angry: UC students absorb 32% fee hike
| 3 comments - Mixing algebra & politics: the power to predict political events
| 0 comments - Predictive Policing, a real-life “Minority Report”?
| 0 comments - Los Angeles: Portrait of a City
| 1 comment
Patt Morrison for November 18, 2009
Nov. 18, 2009|2 comments
Sir Richard Branson changed the face of marketing and of aviation with his Virgin empire, now he takes us on a journey into the future of flight, including the kind that goes straight up - into space; and New York Times columnist Gail Collins was there When Everything Changed - that's her new book about the lightning bolt that was the Women's movement
- California budget gap at $21 billion…?!
| 2 comments - Goldman Sachs mea culpa: Can they be trusted?
| 2 comments - Flying high in a recession, Sir Richard Branson shoots for the moon
| 0 comments - Finding a consensus on the census
| 3 comments - "When Everything Changed: American women from 1960 to the present"
| 7 comments
Patt Morrison for November 17, 2009
Nov. 17, 2009|1 comment
- Saving the UC system: How to get Regents, students & faculty on the same page
| 7 comments - Is higher education in California losing its golden gleam?
| 0 comments - Hard choices, lots of enemies & few friends: Life of the UC President
| 1 comment - To Mammogram or not to mammogram? That becomes the question
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Patt Morrison for November 16, 2009
Nov. 16, 2009|2 comments
- How West Hollywood manages it’s pot…and what L.A. could learn
| 5 comments - Forget legalizing it—tax it!
| 2 comments - How many generals does it take to win a war?
| 1 comment - Rebalancing act: Can the world still count on American consumers?
| 0 comments - The Sarah Palin phenomenon
| 2 comments - 2012 - end of the world or an intriguing bit of baloney?
| 16 comments
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