Catching up on some radio notes

KUSC begins broadcasting from new studios in the AT&T Center in Downtown on Tuesday and will move everyone over from 5th Street and Figueroa through the rest of this week. "The technical staff has been working very hard to wire the new building and install furniture and equipment for our main on-air studio," station president Brenda Barnes says in an email. "If you hear an on-air problem or outage (which we hope will not occur) you can safely attribute it to the move."
Renderings for KCRW's planned new home in Santa Monica, designed by Clive Wilkinson Architects. Curbed LA
How do we get Angelenos aboard public transit? That's Larry Mantle's topic in the 11 a.m. hour on Tuesday's KPCC "Airtalk," with Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and Janette Sadik-Khan, transportation commissioner for the City of New York.
Documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger ("Crude") talks about resisting a bid by Chevron to subpoena 600 hours of outtakes. "Politics of Culture" with host Matt Holtzman, KCRW at 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday on "Which Way, L.A.?, Warren Olney talks to City Attorney Carmen Trutanich about his push to get Grand Jury subpoena power. City Council member Jan Perry also guests. KCRW, 7 p.m.
Radio drama sounds effects pioneer Himan Brown died at age 99. Variety