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Grrrls on Radio
In case you missed the broadcast yesterday, here’s a link to the Air Talk With Larry Mantle show with Floria Sigismondi, Sharon Mooney, and myself, talking about Grrrls On Film. (One correction: Transparent is on Amazon.)
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#GrrrlsOnFiLMU on KPCC Tomorrow, March 3, at 12:40 p.m., filmmaker and photographer Floria Sigismondi, Production Professor Sharon Mooney, and I will be talking about women, music, film, power, and Grrrls on Film on "Air Talk With Larry Mantle" on KPCC (89.3 FM).
The live of film and dance legend Gene Kelly is well documented, but never in as intimate and imaginative a fashion as in the performance, “Gene Kelly: The Legacy.”
KPCC’s Larry Mantle interviews Patricia Ward Kelly about her late husband, Gene. Learn what’s in store when Patricia visits the Carpenter Center Nov. 22 at 2 p.m.
Incoming Huntington president Laura Skandera Trombley* was interviewed today on KPCC's AirTalk with Larry Mantle. Go listen!
*The part of Larry Mantle is apparently being played by Robert Redford in this photo with LST.
I enjoyed talking on airtalk with @larrymantle, 89.3 NPR for Southern California. Special Giada tidbits! Listen here.
modernism rediscovered.
This was an interesting broadcast I heard this morning. It's about "smart phone" apps (actually, probably most newer applications) covertly collecting and using your personal data without your consent. The no-brainer to me is at least have a clear opt-in function before you use an app. I'm one of those people who doesn't play with apps that require me to share all my contacts and vital info in order to use them. I think it's pretty messed up, and should be illegal for these companies to collect information from you that you never consented to. It isn't much different than someone hacking in to your system. Obviously, all this data has a real world value. I think everyone should treat their data as if it has a value which people really want from you.
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Give now!
Larry Mantle seemed a bit too frantic during today's pledge drive. Donate now, people, or he might shoot his children.
