Podcast | Coronavirus in California: Stories From the Front Lines
The Los Angeles Times is launching a new podcast, as part of our mission to chronicle California. It’s called “Coronavirus in California: Stories From the Front Lines,” and I’m the host. Every weekday, our podcast will give listeners dispatches from Californians who are in the thick of this pandemic. To let residents know what’s going on now, and tell everyone else about the state of what’s next. We’re a worldwide leader in the good and the bad — the eternal cycle of boom-and-bust.
Over the next couple months — and hopefully no longer than that — this podcast will bring you the stories and people on the front lines of this crisis that you need to hear from — the artist, the farmworker, the teacher, the doctor and so many more folks.
As Californians, we always complain few things unite us besides a love for the late, great Huell Howser. Well, here’s coronavirus to bring us together, from Crescent City to Chula Vista, from Bishop to Buena Park. The first episode of “Coronavirus in California” premieres Wednesday, April 8. Subscribe today, wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you, and stay safe.The team behind our “Coronavirus in California” podcast includes reporter and host Gustavo Arellano, producers Paige Hymson and Stan Lee, senior producer Rina Palta, executive producer Abbie Fentress Swanson and engineer Mike Heflin. Our theme song was composed by Andrew Eapen.
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