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Thu, November 20, 2008 -- Morning
The California Report
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Host: Rachael Myrow
Prop. 8 to be Reviewed by State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court is taking up legal challenges to Proposition 8 -- the gay marriage ban passed by California voters earlier this month. The court's decision is being cheered by all sides.
Reporters:
• Scott Shafer
Patient Advocates
As California's health care system has become more confusing, a growing number of people are turning to patient advocates. For a low monthly fee, a growing number of companies will act as hired guns to help navigate the health insurance labyrinth for just about anything a patient needs.
Reporters:
• Sarah Varney
End Music
"Dayvan Cowboy" by Boards of Canada from the CD "Campfire Headphase" (Warp Records)
Wed, November 19, 2008 -- Morning
The California Report
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Mac: hold Ctrl, click link, and choose "Save As.")
Host: Rachael Myrow
Prop. 8 Back to the State Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court may decide today whether to once again wade into the legal battle over same-sex marriage. Lawsuits are piling up against Proposition 8, the voter initiative that banned same-sex marriage. In their weekly conference today, justices could decide whether to accept those lawsuits for review -- or let Prop. 8 stand.
Reporters:
• Tara Siler
Prison Overcrowding
The quality of medical treatment for inmates in California prisons was the focus of a historic trial that began yesterday in a federal courtroom in San Francisco. The main issue in the case is the serious overcrowding in state correctional facilities, and the impact that has on prisoners.
Reporters:
• Scott Shafer
End Music
"Camping in LA" by Russ Mullen and the Jazz Associates from the CD "Metro Mile" (Rhombus Records)
Tue, November 18, 2008 -- Morning
The California Report
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Mac: hold Ctrl, click link, and choose "Save As.")
Host: Scott Shafer
Naji Hamdan Case
The family of a California man detained without charges for almost three months in the United Arab Emirates is going to court today to try and win his freedom. Lawyers for Naji Hamdan, a U.S. citizen from Lebanon, allege he's being held at the behest of the U.S. government. They're filing suit in Washington to find out why.
Reporters:
• Rob Schmitz
End Music
"Broken Levee Blues" by DJ Shadow from the CD "The Outsider" (UVMD Labels)
Visit the Audio Archive and listen online to past editions of The California Report.
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In collaboration with Radio Bilingue, we present a series examining Latino civic involvement in California.
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Oakland's Grand Cathedral
See the architectural beauty of Christ the Light Cathedral.
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Scraper Bikes
Take a ride with East Oakland's Scraper Bike Crew.
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Inside and Outside a Fire Watchtower
Tour one woman's home office at 8,000 feet.
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Climate Change
& California's Water
A seven-part series exploring the effects of global warming on our water system and all living things that depend on it.
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