Larry Perel

Larry Perel

Host, All Things Considered

Larry Perel was the host of All Things Considered on KCRW, Los Angeles from 2019 - 2021.  He hosted KDRW, Santa Barbara's All Things Considered from 2017 - 2019.

Larry Perel on KCRW

While some people begin to apply for a religious exemption to avoid workplace coronavirus vaccine mandates, UCSB religious studies professor Joseph Blankholm says he does not know of…

Religious exemption may be a loophole in vaccine mandates

While some people begin to apply for a religious exemption to avoid workplace coronavirus vaccine mandates, UCSB religious studies professor Joseph Blankholm says he does not know of…

from KCRW Features

You may have noticed your favorite bud is cheaper than usual. However, someone else is feeling the heat: farmers.

California has a flood of bud, but that’s not good for cannabis growers

You may have noticed your favorite bud is cheaper than usual. However, someone else is feeling the heat: farmers.

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Forty-three percent of Black parents said they were keeping their children at home because of concerns around bullying, racism, and low academic standards for Black students at school.

Black parent reluctantly sends her son back to LAUSD campus despite fear of bullying and racism

Forty-three percent of Black parents said they were keeping their children at home because of concerns around bullying, racism, and low academic standards for Black students at school.

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