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The Times: Daily news from the L.A. Times Los Angeles Times
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4.1 • 431 Ratings
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“The Times” is a podcast from the Los Angeles Times hosted by columnist Gustavo Arellano along with reporters from our diverse newsroom. Every weekday, our podcast takes listeners beyond the headlines, with our West Coast outlook on the world. News, entertainment, the environment, immigration, politics, the criminal justice system, the social safety net, food and culture — “The Times” exists at the epicenter of it all. Through interviews and original stories, “The Times” is the audio guide you need to understand the day’s news, the world and how California shapes it. Listen everywhere podcasts are available.
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Why Wyoming's "brand" hates Liz Cheney
Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney is state royalty and a conservative's conservative. But because she's on the Jan. 6 House subcommittee, voters want her out
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Sweet, scary, sad, silly Bill Hader
Bill Hader on his career, from Stefon on 'Saturday Night Live' to his many roles on the HBO show 'Barry.'
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House music forever
House music is in the spotlight right now because of mega-artists like Beyoncé, Drake, and Bad Bunny. But the genre has been here before — we get into its history and enduring power.
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A Haitian Odyssey Episode 2: Chile
How a 2010 earthquake led thousands of Haitians to flee to Chile.
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Taiwan prepares for China's wrath
China viewed U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan as a direct challenge. As tensions ratchet up, Taiwan is preparing for war. Are its people ready?
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Jennifer Coolidge welcomes her closeup
The career of Jennifer Coolidge is filled with memorable roles. But with "The White Lotus," she finally got some respect.
Customer Reviews
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Very engaging with relevant stories
This podcast gives the LA Times that extra push and exposure to reach out to audiences like me, who are not used to reading or listening about the news in the traditional way.
The stories hit almost every aspect of life and you never get the same news everyday. It is always something different, interesting and relevant.
Host identity is to much!
I’m first generation Mexican and my hard working parents with little English raised their family in a upper middle class community. But they made a point to not base our achievements on our race or need to pronounce our name or others with an accent! Los Angeles is more than just us (Hispanic) that’s why I love it, and the host gives the view of one segment of this great city! He speaks of gentrification as though he lives with “the people “ like in Boyle Heights, but rather he lives in Orange County, not even LOS ANGELES.