From Where We Are

On today's special presentation, we discuss the rate of political polarization at USC, and what remedies can be done to slow its progression.

On today's show, a spotlight on the activities around campus for International Women's Day, a look into the protests in support of Iranian women, a talk about DC's proposed penal reform, and a discussion about Adidas' relationship with the rapper Ye. All that and more, From Where We Are

On today's show, Ozempic is experiencing supply shortages, Gen Z is sober curious, college kids weigh in on the Oscars and students prepare their post-semester plans.

A new initiative from LA Metro seeks to make riding safer, the Thornton Voice Performance gives senior students a place to show off their talents, and a conversation with Radio Executive Producer Valeria Diaz on trans coverage. All that and more, “From Where We Are.”

On today's show, we discuss how the recent storms affected California's drought, how local schools are celebrating Read Across America Day, and a conversation with CNN reporter Katelyn Polantz. All that and more, from where we are.

On today’s show, USC shuttle drivers rally for a fair union election, the Supreme Court hears oral arguments about Biden’s student loan plan, a UC Berkeley poll looks at gun control in California and rainy days in L.A.

On today’s show, a Ukrainian student shares the anxieties around having family in Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia, a student dance group gains new status on campus, and the latest victim of this crazy winter weather—Thornton’s music complex. All that and more, “From Where We Are.”

On today's episode of From Where We Are, we discuss California's blizzard warning, seasonal affective disorder, President Biden's chances for securing the Democrats' Presidential Nomination for 2024, and have a chat with NPR Culture Desk Correspondent Chloe Veltman!

On today's show, a town hall condemning antisemitic violence, L.A. County fire fighters return from turkey, USG voting kicks off and a conversation about fashion trends.

On today's show, we explore why people are leaving California in droves, celebrate the accomplishments of the 1965 North Valley Broncos baseball team, and recap the current Undergraduate Student Government ahead of next week's elections. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today’s show, professors talk about how they’re incorporating chat bots into the classroom, Councilmember Curren Price formally declares today as Charlotta Bass Day, budget-friendly spring break ideas for last-minute planners and a conversation with award-winning investigate journalist Narda Zacchino on Pat Tillman’s legacy.

On today’s show, Angelenos protest during the 44th anniversary of the Iranian revolution, we hear from protestors seeking to get Amazon to get rid of their plastic use, and we get some fire prevention advice from experts on how to prevent wildfires heading into warmer weather. All that and more, “From Where We Are.”

On today’s show, an event with Rodney King’s daughter Lora King, the civil rights movement in L.A. and Biden’s State of the Union Address.

On today's show, Turkish USC students ask for support for victims of the Turkey-Syria earthquake, we hear from the USG presidential candidates about their platforms for the upcoming elections, and hear how a teen sheltered from her rough neighborhood in East Oakland, found escape through music. All that and more, "From Where We Are."

On today's show, Netflix password sharing, the Powerball, a historic USC football game, the MLK Museum exhibition, and the Black Career Fair. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we discuss the Instafest trend, more World Cup pride and politics, and Sunday Funday (the free performing arts program in LA). All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show the US advances to the knockout stage, but not without some controversy off the field, protestors at City Hall are met with pushback from law enforcement at today's council meeting, and we give you tips on how to shop sustainably this holiday season. All that and more, "From Where We Are." *** Hosts: Fernando Cienfuegos and Bryan Sarabia Executive Producer: Guilherme Guerreiro and...

On today's show, the Mauna Loa volcano erupts in Hawaii, the Respect for Marriage Act passes in the senate, Bob Iger is back at the helm of Disney and a look at the Dornsife Prison Education Project. All of that and more on today's From Where We Are.

On today’s show, USC football secures a top-four ranking ahead of its University of Utah face-off, shoppers try to clinch the best deals this holiday sales season, protests erupt across China in opposition to harsh Covid lockdowns and a conversation with Annenberg Media’s photo editor on ethical protest reporting.

On today's show we discuss Nancy Pelosi's political future, the tattoo historians of Long Beach, Iranian student protests, the Crosstown rivalry, the Sack of Troy and the Westwood Enabler, and hear student voices on Karen Bass' win. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today's show, we discuss the LA mayoral election result, USC's food drive, the top basketball prospect in the country committing to USC, the upcoming Rolling Loud concert, Whittier Sheriff cadets involved in a freak accident, the new LA environmental justice office, and the UN's COP27 conference. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On todays show, we discuss the second day of protests for fast-food workers, Kari Lake’s reaction to her election loss, Biden and Xi’s prolific meeting, and the new nominations for the Grammy Awards

On today's show, USC Helenes and Trojan Knights camp out to protect Hecuba and Tommy trojan, UC academic workers strike in protests of low wages and a conversation with Annenberg Media Equity Board members Marlize Duncan and Taylor Marie Contarino.

On today's show, a wave of layoffs in the technology industry, the second highest youth voter turnout in a midterm election in the past 30 years, a look into the life of ground-breaking Black architect Paul R. Williams, and a conversation with journalist Maer Roshan.