Hour 2 - An abandoned West Hollywood construction site has become an unlikely home for a growing pack of coyotes, with neighbors reporting eerie nighttime howls. Then, Daniel Blumstein, UCLA professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, joins the show to discuss why some California researchers are turning to OnlyFans and other unconventional platforms as traditional research funding dries up. Plus, Orange County braces for a potentially severe West Nile virus season as mosquito activity surges, and the owner of the fire-ravaged Boyle Heights warehouse moves forward with plans to rebuild.

<p>Hour 2 - An abandoned West Hollywood construction site has become an unlikely home for a growing pack of coyotes, with neighbors reporting eerie nighttime howls. Then, Daniel Blumstein, UCLA professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, joins the show to discuss why some California researchers are turning to OnlyFans and other unconventional platforms as traditional research funding dries up. Plus, Orange County braces for a potentially severe West Nile virus season as mosquito activity surges, and the owner of the fire-ravaged Boyle Heights warehouse moves forward with plans to rebuild.</p>

Monks & Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.</p>

Monks & Merrill

Coyotes, Campus Cash Crunch & California Concerns

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