Larry Mantle

Hope you're having a great start to your Monday morning.

I'm Larry Mantle.

The No Kings protest has been a series of events over the past couple of years, typically the largest in our region in downtown Los Angeles, but there are multiple events throughout the area in Orange County, Los Angeles County, the Inland Empire.

These events bringing together people who were concerned about what's happening in the world today and wanting to be very clear about what they think should be the limits on the executive branch of government.

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I'm Larry Mantle.

Every day on this program, I think for the past month, we've been covering the elections in some way, shape or form.

A very good Friday morning to you.

I'm Larry Mantle in for Austin Cross as we're raising money, of course, for AirTalk and all of our programming on LAist 89.3, the LAist app.

course, all the articles, all the important coverage you read at LAist.com. We just had a news conference from LA County officials on the fire that is burning in the Malibu area, and they made excellent progress overnight.

So we certainly hope, as winds are forecast to increase in that area, that firefighters will be able to stay on top of that.

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Good Friday morning to you.

I'm Larry Mantle in for Austin Cross, who was hardest working man in news business this morning, raising money on Morning Edition with Jen Bothman.

My pleasure to be here with you.

A very good Thursday morning to you, the first day of our fall member drive.

I'm Larry Mantle, and we've been hearing from listeners that we are having some reception problems.

My apologies on that.

We are working to better understand what's happening at our primary transmitter site atop Mount Wilson.

Doesn't kill you, makes you strong.

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I'm Larry Mantle.

So good to have you with us on LAist.

Good morning, it's AirTalk.

I'm Larry Mantle.

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You could win two field-level tickets to see the Dodgers tomorrow in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series.

We'll hear the arguments when we come back in just one minute.

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I'm Larry Mantle.

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I'm Julia Paskin in for Larry Mantle today.

It is really good to be with you.

I don't really want to remind folks or rub it in, but the last couple of Dodger games, those were a little rough, but there is still time to turn it around.

You too.

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Julia Paskin in for Larry Mantle.

Next up, we're diving into Proposition 4.

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Great to have you with us on this Monday morning.

Hope you had a superb weekend, although in parts of coastal Southern California.

Opens October 23rd in New York and Los Angeles.

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I'm Larry Mantle.

Every Monday, it's our Southern California History segment.

It's Film Week on LAist 89.3 of the LAist app.

I'm Larry Mantle with critics Claudia Puig, who's program director for the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and Katie Walsh, film critic of the Los Angeles Times and for the Tribune News Service.

We have a really busy week, and we begin in wide release with The Social Reckoning, Aaron Sorkin's sequel to The Social Network, starring Mikey Madison, who won the Oscar for Onora, and The Bears' Jeremy Allen White.

Claudia, please start us on The Social Reckoning.

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Larry Mantle with critics Katie Walsh and Claudia Puig.

Next is the adventure drama Tenzing.

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Wonderful to have you with us wherever you're listening in Southern California.

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I'm Larry Mantle.

There have been many terrific books written about the tragedy of Japanese-American incarceration after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.