Insight: Hate Groups in California / Podcast Investigates Housing Crisis / Ethics And Genetic Editing / Bike Frog Trip Across America
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Linnea Edmeier / Capital Public Radio
Charlottesville put the spotlight on white nationalist groups: how intense is this network in northern California?
Then, affordable housing in Sacramento: we’ll kick-off a podcast series titled ‘Place & Privilege’ examining the crisis in this region.
UCDavis’ Dr. Paul Knopfler talks about CRISPER and recent news in genetic editing.
And the Bike Frog Trip Across America.
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Chris Remington
CSU San Bernardino Prof. Brian Levin is the director of the Center For The Study Of Hate & Extremism. He discusses research on hate groups in California and whether violence and unrest like in Charlottesville could spread to California.
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Four reporters at Capital Public Radio have been reporting on the California affordable housing crisis for a year. Insight is launching the first installment of the weekly podcast of “The View From Here: Place And Privilege."
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UC Davis researcher Dr. Paul Knoepfler discusses “The Ethical Dilemma of Designer Babies" and genetic editing with CRISPR.
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Zach Litif is riding his bike from Boston to San Francisco to benefit his non-profit Bike Frog.
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