Description: Support KCRW's public radio podcasts. Join online at KCRW.com or call 800-600-5279. Sometimes a panel discussion about current controversies in the cultural world, other times an in-depth interview with an author or leading figures in media, the arts, entertainment or politics, The Politics of Culture examines the intersection where the world of politics and culture meet and sometimes collide
KCRW's Elvis Mitchell and photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders have produced a critically acclaimed documentary called The Black List, that profiles prominent African-Americans. It's spawned a companion book and an art exhibition.
It's been a period of vast upheaval at the Los Angeles Times under
Sam Zell's ownership. How exactly did he manage to use the employees'
pension fund as collateral? How secure are the futures of Times
employees?
International coverage is on the decline on American TV network-news broadcasts and in newspapers across the country. Will Lewis talks with correspondents and others about this state of affairs.
Celia Hirschman, host of KCRW's On the Beat, talks about the future of the music business as it expands into the digital music universe with Don Mackinnon, director of the RED Campaign, and Tim Quirk of Rhapsody.
As money pours in for building projects at museums and colleges, is there money for the art to fill the galleries and the educational needs of students?
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31/10/2005
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31/10/2005
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Description: Support KCRW's public radio podcasts. Join online at KCRW.com or call 800-600-5279. Sometimes a panel discussion about current controversies in the cultural world, other times an in-depth interview with an author or leading figures in media, the arts, entertainment or politics, The Politics of Culture examines the intersection where the world of politics and culture meet and sometimes collide
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