Rebecca Haggerty

KCRW Staff

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Ceviche is a good option when summer tamps down on cravings for hot and rich food.

Ceviche: Varieties abound! Where to find the freshest in LA

Ceviche is a good option when summer tamps down on cravings for hot and rich food.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The new book “ Hollywood Pride ” is an encyclopedia of queer artists on-screen and behind the camera, spanning the late 1800s to today. Author Alonso Duralde gives a walkthrough.

Chronicling LGBTQ+ representation in film, from ‘Caged’ to ‘The People’s Joker’

The new book “ Hollywood Pride ” is an encyclopedia of queer artists on-screen and behind the camera, spanning the late 1800s to today. Author Alonso Duralde gives a walkthrough.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

KCRW looks at barriers to accessing clinical trials for Black and Latino people. Plus, one cancer patient explains how his life changed after becoming involved in a trial.

Black and Latino patients are rarely part of clinical studies. Why?

KCRW looks at barriers to accessing clinical trials for Black and Latino people. Plus, one cancer patient explains how his life changed after becoming involved in a trial.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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