ARN Live Show - September 22, 2011
Producers: Sarah Golden & Ariel Edwards Levy, Host: Regina Graham, Live Guest: Riannon Trutanich (ATVN). Featuring music by Yo La Tengo and instrumental tracks from music by Kanye West, Far East Movement, Foster the People, RJD2, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - September 20, 2011
Producer: Emily Frost, Host: Tiffany Brannon, Live Guest: Madeline Segura (ATVN), Smitha Bondade. Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Remy Ma, Bonobo, Cream, Ratatat, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 28, 2011
Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Candice Brain (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Pachabel, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 26, 2011
Criticizing the Department of Water and Power for what he calls faulty business practices, city council member Dennis Zine said its customers might have been over-billed by more than $30,000. Hear the latest as public library officials consider their legal options in dealing with the viewing of pornography on public computers. A bill was approved today that allows local governments in California to opt out a federal program designed to combat illegal immigration. Construction on a skate park began today at the Jackie Tatum Harvard Recreation Center - tune in to find out when it will open. And on campus today, a number of athletes were inducted into the university's hall of fame. With the anniversary of the L.A. Riots approaching, we talked with a long-time member of the community about what it was like during those tumultuous days. A professor at Stanford University shared with us the history of city of Compton - from a unique perspective. The L.A. Times Festival of Books begins on Saturday here on campus. We talked with the mother of a popular children’s book author about what it means to share it with others every year at the festival.

Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring music by NWA and instrumental tracks from music by Islands, The Beach Boys, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 21, 2011
Doctors at the UCLA Medical Center introduced 26 year old Emily Fennell who is the first hand transplant patient on the west coast. Hear how the Lucy Florence Cultural Center, a staple in the Leimert Park community, is working hard to stay in business. Listen in as Cantor Sherri Allen shares her perspective on Passover and what religious life means to her. The Los Angeles Times received two Pulitzer Prizes yesterday, and one was for their reporting on corruption in the city of Bell - we talked with star reporters Jeff Gottlieb and Ruben Vives last month about their work. Hear about a non-profit in South L.A. that lifts women out of homelessness by giving them makeovers. The L.A. County Board of Supervisors approved a massive contract to a company to renovate and add on an in-patient center to the Martin Luther King Jr. Medical Center. And today, only 236 years ago, the famous shot heard around the world was fired in Lexington, Massachusetts - the first shot of the American Revolutionary War. Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guests: Piya Sinha-Roy (Neon Tommy), Christine Borrmann (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Beck, Lupe Fiasco, David Bowie, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 19, 2011
Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Best Coast, Flying Lotus, Avi Buffalo, No Age, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 14, 2011
Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Candice Brain (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Beck, Laura Gibson, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 12, 2011
Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: David McAlpine (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Wu-Tang Clan, Flying Lotus, Broken Bell, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 7, 2011
We bring you the latest on the synagogue explosion in Santa Monica. People initially thought it was a bomb, but it turned out to be a bursting pipe. Los Angeles city officials again asked anyone with information about the brutal beating at Dodgers Stadium last week to come forward with information. We'll also bring you good news for Los Angeles. The director of the Department of Public Health says mortality rates from heart disease and stroke have gone down. Listen to a story about fossil fuels. Although the use of fuels has dropped, the city's controller isn't exactly happy. We also bring you two feature stories. One is about a former drug addict who travels 800 miles to rescue his ex-wife and son from a dangerous living situation. The other is about an upcoming open-air festival for bikers and walkers. Listen to an interview with assistant professor Eric Rice, who received a $2 million grant to study social networking among homeless youth in Los Angeles.

Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Marie Agnello.Featuring instrumental tracks from music by War, The James Gang, The Dirty Projectors, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - April 5, 2011
Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by LCD Soundsystem, Air, Bruno Mars, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - March 31, 2011
Producer: Christine Tang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Violent Femmes, LMFAO, Buena Vista Social Club, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - March 29, 2011
The Los Angeles City Council approved plans for a massive redevelopment of the Wilshire Grand hotel that will cost more than $1.2 billion. Officials expect it to be a source of future revenue for the city. Learn about local responses to the disasters in Japan, and stories from survivors. The foster care system can be a disorienting place, but when an adopted son or daughter reaches eighteen years of age, should the parents' responsibility end? With the turmoil in Libya and Japan the focus of the mainstream media, we talk with students who recently visited Israel about what is going on near the Gaza strip. Tyson Foods and the LAUSD donated a whopping 29,000 lbs. of boneless chicken to the Los Angeles' regional food bank in hopes of making a dent in the local battle against hunger; A study released by the Food Research and Action Center found that across California, one in five of the survey’s participants did not have enough money for adequate food for themselves and their families, at least one time in 2010. Listen as we take tour West Adam's community garden - it’s so competitive there’s a waiting list!

Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring music by The Fifth Dimension and instrumental tracks from music by the Beastie Boys, Belle and Sebastian, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - March 24, 2011
Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Candice Brain (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Linkin Park, Supersimplesongs.com, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - March 22, 2011
With the United States conducting UN-sanctioned missile strikes to establish a no-fly zone in Libya, we hear some local opinions on the international military actions. The controversial Affordable Health Care Act, dubbed Obama-Care by some, turned one today, and we visit a celebration at the Cedar-Sinai Medical Center. Listen in as we talk with Professor Meshkati of the Vitterbi engineering school about the recent natural disasters in Japan, and ultimately how that led to a nuclear crisis. Also, we hear about a woman who found herself through life's unpredictable twists and turns - through religious life to laughter.

Producer: Chris Foy, Host: Sarah Erickson, Live Guest: Caroline Vandergriff (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Devendra Banhart, The Beatles, Laura Gibson, and Ryan Amen.

ARN Live Show - March 10, 2011
Producer: Christine Trang, Host: Megan Dickey, Live Guest: Christine Borrmann (ATVN). Featuring instrumental tracks from music by Spoon, Bonobo, The Dirty Projectors, The Black Keys, and Ryan Amen.