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
Tuesday Feb. 9thUP TUESDAY: The pain gap - Patt gets the RX on how pain is diagnosed and treated differently between men and women, and in minorities; and some experts think drawing new boundaries for state legislators will solve some of the bottleneck in California, but it's hard even to assemble the commission to try to do that. Drawing outside the lines, next time at one o'clock
Patt Morrison for February 8, 2010
Feb. 8, 2010|4 comments
Anthem Blue Cross says it will raise premiums by nearly 40% --with health care overhaul down for the count, will insurance companies cash in? And the state teachers' pension could go broke by the time a lot of current teachers are ready to retire--who should contribute more to the fund? Patt also looks as treating chronic pain in children and talks with Lee Daniels, producer and director of the Oscar-nominated film "Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire"
- Is the cost of individual health insurance out of reach?
| 20 comments - Lee Daniels, on why this Oscar season is looking especially Precious
| 0 comments - Teachers’ $43-billion headache: CalSTRS could be broke in 35 years
| 4 comments - This hurts you more than it hurts me - managing chronic pain in children
| 4 comments
Patt Morrison for February 5, 2010
Feb. 5, 2010|3 comments
The "Big Man on Campus," Superintendent of the LAUSD, Ramon Cortines is here and taking your questions; then, 5.5 hours this Sunday, screaming fans, the most heated annual competition where competitors dish it out—no, it's not the Super Bowl, it's Bocuse d'Or, the culinary equivalent of the Olympics; and finally, Patt sits down legal professor John Yoo, the architect of the legal framework to justify the Bush Administration's handling of the terrorism battle beyond what some regarded as the usual constitutional limits.
- Big Man on Campus
| 15 comments - Bocuse D’Or
| 0 comments - Demon sheep run amok—California’s senate race takes a baa-a-hhd twist
| 2 comments - Has L.A. County abandoned its efforts to reunite foster children with their birth families?
| 2 comments - No Yoo didn’t
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Patt Morrison for February 4, 2010
Feb. 4, 2010|3 comments
- What’s wrong with a prayer breakfast?
| 3 comments - A cyclers’ paradise—a private highway?
| 54 comments - Can the Saints change New Orleans? View of the Super Bowl from the Lower 9th Ward
| 0 comments - Is Lancaster a growing “Christian community?”
| 22 comments - Teen pregnancies, abortions on the rise: is it sex ed or media?
| 10 comments
Patt Morrison for February 3, 2010
Feb. 3, 2010|2 comments
Congressman Bart Stupak on Toyota's Prius problems; the first African American female POW Shoshana Johnson is here with her story; Erroll Southers talks about his decision not to run the TSA; and Patt hears from city controller Wendy Gruel on her audits and the long red road out of the city's $200 million deficit
- Now it’s the Prius—Toyota’s problems run from the gas to the brakes
| 10 comments - SoCal pediatric surgeon returns from Haiti
| 1 comment - On second thought…Erroll Southers will NOT lead the TSA
| 3 comments - Checking the Balance....with L.A. Controller Wendy Greuel
| 3 comments - I’m Still Standing
| 2 comments
Patt Morrison for February 2, 2010
Feb. 2, 2010|1 comment
- How can L.A. create jobs when it’s laying off city employees?
| 4 comments - Jessica’s Law upheld, sex offenders rights will be few & far between
| 5 comments - Dear John: about those climate change commitments…..
| 0 comments - Can the NFL use your brain when you’re done with it?
| 10 comments - How big of a problem is the national deficit?
| 4 comments
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