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KCBS Radio In Depth

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Horrific allegations by multiple women against iconic civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have raised questions about his legacy. Experts weigh in on how to react to the news, why it took thirty years after his death to hear them. And one wonders, "can ... more

The highest strength tornado ever for this time of year struck Michigan this week, as hail, tornadoes, floods and more battered Texas and Illinois, too. Here's the latest on that, plus prices skyrocketing at the pump, where we stand with the war in I... more

A new story, and trends we can all see, show that Gen Z is changing the world of alcohol, plus another study shows Americans have a very dim view of each other's morality, and GLP1s may change lifestyles across the spectrum.

Why is China beating the U.S. in electric vehicle production and innovation? Here's why. Plus, a professor discusses preparing students for an AI future and we learn about the country's biggest owl festival, where everyone is urged to come on down an... more

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Lori Flores
Associate professor of history at Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: BONUS: New allegations about Cesar Chavez raise questions about razing his memorials: Can we 'hold the dark with the light" in his legacy?
Tim Miner
Branch County Emergency Management Coordinator
Branch County Emergency Management
Episode: BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Jill Schlesinger
Personal finance expert, host of Jill on Money
jillonmoney.com
Episode: BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Jake Barnes
Research program manager at Rutgers Workplace Justice Lab
Rutgers University
Episode: BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Chuck Schumer
Senate Minority Leader
U.S. Senate
Episode: BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Evan Goldstein
Master sommelier, wine educator, and author
Independent wine educator/author
Episode: BONUS: Gen Z may destroy both the beer and wine industries as we know them, plus a morality survey as a 'giant red flag' to US society
Michael White
Distinguished professor and chair of pharmacy practice
University of Connecticut
Episode: BONUS: Gen Z may destroy both the beer and wine industries as we know them, plus a morality survey as a 'giant red flag' to US society
Steve Melnick
Professor of supply chain management
Michigan State University
Episode: BONUS: Here's how China is beating the US in automobile supremacy, plus training workers for an AI future and the country's biggest owl event
Benita Soccer
University of Minnesota AI leader
University of Minnesota
Episode: BONUS: Here's how China is beating the US in automobile supremacy, plus training workers for an AI future and the country's biggest owl event

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Christy Strauser
Managing editor of news; frequent host for On Deadline and Odyssey Newsrooms; involved in coordinating in-depth reporting.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Critical News for Critical Thinkers

    As our news outlets shrink and “beat reporters” disappear, American media seems to be more and more commercialized and our choices seem to be fewer and fewer.

    Jane McMillan’s voice is one that gives me a critical view of the world. She’s razor-edge smart, and as a strong interviewer, she sits in front of the right people and asks the hard questions I would like to ask them myself if I had the chance.

    This is probably the longest review I’ve ever left, but it’s important. As a society our most... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Big*Spender
    United States8 years ago
  • Fabulous in Depth Coverage of Issues

    Just found the podcast...SO happy. Usually I've only happened to hear this when leaving really early Saturday morning for a weekend trip.

    Nuanced and insightful heavy duty coverage of important topics. NOT sound bites. These shows can change your world view.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    QuailsAreAwesome
    United States13 years ago

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BONUS: New allegations about Cesar Chavez raise questions about razing his memorials: Can we 'hold the dark with the light" in his legacy?
Q: What did he stand for before all of this came out?
Chavez began as a community organizer, building the United Farm Workers from labor-right successes and securing contracts for farm workers, but his leadership was also marked by autocratic traits and internal tensions within the movement.
BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Q: What can listeners do to protect themselves financially?
Maintain an emergency reserve, avoid unnecessary debt, and stick to a disciplined investment plan while focusing on controllable actions like saving and budgeting.
BONUS: 'You should just be prepared to pay higher prices:' Latest on Iran's effect on our economy, plus tornadoes, hail, floods strike the US
Q: What does this mean for everyday consumers in the near term?
Expect higher gas prices and potentially wider inflationary effects across groceries and utilities, with short-term volatility in markets but emphasis on long-term preparedness and staying within a budget.
BONUS: Gen Z may destroy both the beer and wine industries as we know them, plus a morality survey as a 'giant red flag' to US society
Q: Given the potential societal impact, what should listeners know about the long-term safety and cost of GLP-1 therapies for addiction and weight management?
Longer-term safety data are still limited, common side effects exist, costs are high even with discounts, and policy decisions will need to weigh societal benefits against individual financial burden while awaiting more robust trial results.
BONUS: Gen Z may destroy both the beer and wine industries as we know them, plus a morality survey as a 'giant red flag' to US society
Q: What is the current trend in wine consumption among Gen Z compared to millennials and baby boomers, and what does that mean for producers?
Millennials remain the largest wine-consuming demographic, Gen Z is growing but still a smaller share, and producers should adapt by leaning into convenient formats like RTDs and bubbly while considering price points and accessibility to sustain growth across generations.

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What is KCBS Radio In Depth about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show consistently blends hard-edged analysis of current events with expert commentary from government officials, academics, and industry leaders. Episodes tend to weave together finance, policy, technology, and public safety, often connected to real-world impacts like energy prices, regulation, AI ethics, and disaster response. The format is interview- and story-driven, with on-the-ground reporting, data-driven context, and practical takeaways for listeners navigating volatility in markets, governance, and everyday life. Its breadth and depth—spanning economics, law, infrastructure, and innovation—make it a strong fit for listeners who want connected, long-form conversations rather than quick sound bites, and for sponsors seeking to re... more

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Recent guests on KCBS Radio In Depth include:

1. Lori Flores
2. Tim Miner
3. Jill Schlesinger
4. Jake Barnes
5. Chuck Schumer
6. Evan Goldstein
7. Michael White
8. Steve Melnick

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