A String Of Earthquakes Shake Up SoCal, The History Of LA's Forgotten Defense Sirens, And The Decline Of Sex In Movies

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Today on AirTalk, after a string of earthquakes have rattled Southern California, we look into if we’re due for the next big one. Also on the show, we take a look at what’s in store for the future of nuclear energy; we toggle the pros and cons of ‘buy now, pay later’ plans; we examine a new study that shows a decline in sexual content in films; and more.

Are we due for the ‘big one?’ (00:17)
Do theme parks have an annual pass problem? (17:19)
The history of LA’s civil defense sirens (34:54)
The future of nuclear energy (51:28)
What to know about ‘buy now, pay later’ plans (1:09:12)
New study shows there’s less sex in films (1:26:45)

Chapters

1. A String Of Earthquakes Shake Up SoCal, The History Of LA's Forgotten Defense Sirens, And The Decline Of Sex In Movies (00:00:00)

2. Could SoCal Earthquakes Signal Something Big? (00:00:17)

3. The Theme Park Annual Pass Dilemma (00:17:19)

4. The History Of Civil Defense Sirens (00:34:34)

5. The Future Of Nuclear Energy (00:51:28)

6. What To Know About 'Buy Now, Pay Later Plans' (01:09:42)

7. Why There is Less Sex In Films (01:26:45)

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