Brandon R. Reynolds

KCRW wanted to understand how online conversations can go sideways when the subject is difficult. We dig into the neuroscience, and create a staged reading of a particularly brutal Nextdoor post.

An Alta magazine story leads to the discovery of a section of the "The Well of the Scribes" sculpture, which went missing 50 years ago. It was returned to L.A.'s Central Library. The search for the rest of it heats up.

The Well of Scribes resurfaces! (Part of it, anyway.)

A prized sculpture of the Los Angeles Central Library disappeared in 1969. The city would like it returned if at all possible. (Late fees will be waived.)

Talking to four experts -- a cinematographer, a set designer, a makeup artist, and an actor -- about creating a better movie of You.

Comedians adapt to performing from their living rooms to invisible audiences. Cue laughter?

How theater, video games, and virtual reality play together.

L.A.’s 6 million trees keep us healthy—and they are all in jeopardy.

David Lynch talks about everything ... except for Twin Peaks.

All that’s needed is a theater, an audience, and a few actors.

Fueled by a tech boom, the creative culture of the City of Angels is going well beyond “the Business,” transforming everything from social media to space travel.

What survived, and what didn't, when a wildfire tore through an ancient hot springs.

The tragedy that struck Oakland in December was prewritten in the city’s building codes. But rewriting them could unleash another kind of disaster.

Star Trek superfans are taking the franchise into their own hands.