The longtime Valley resident and former research librarian for the LA Times now has one goal: to set sail with nary a care. We talk about what's changed in her Sherman Oaks neighborhood, what it was like living among the sweet spirits in her home, and what it was like working in the old LA Times building for nearly 20 years.

Gregg is 72 and has lived a life. From getting to know Andy Kaufman when they became friends in grade school, to moving out of NYC after seeing Jimi Hendrix rip it up at the Cafe Wha?, to touring with Bob Dylan in 1984 supporting the Infidels album, Gregg has stories for days. What kind of stories? All the rock n roll type that everyone loves to hear. Best of all, they are all true.

He's spent over 20 years in television, but one look through his IG and you will see he's a talented photographer who shares the spotlight with others. Most recently he is doing just that through his book California Love which features the work of over 100 photographic artists "celebrating our beautifully diverse and progressive nation-state of california." And best of all: all proceeds from sales of this book benefit the LA Center of Photography.

When she's not raising teenagers, being a doting wife, and and excellent friend, Alex is a realtor at Keller Williams Larchmont. Today she answers questions from our Hear in LA Facebook group. Should you paint your house white for a faster sale? Has she experienced any haunted houses? What's the most expensive house she's sold? And can a normal person afford a home in LA any more? Those answers and insights about Larchmont await you in this very special episode.

Mark has played on nearly every Beastie Boys album and might be one of the dudes playing ping pong on Paul's Boutique. But he's def the illest MF from Gardenia. Here he talks about how he got involved with the three bad brothers we know so well, what the work ethic was like back in the day, and what it was like to live in nearby Echo Park in the early to mid '90s

Charlie lives in the much desired Balboa Highlands neighborhood of Granada Hills. More specifically the Eichler Tracks which contain about 100 of the mid century modern designer's houses. The musician, location scout, and Porsche restorer teaches us about the neighborhood, his home, and what makes Eichler houses so wonderful.

Co-Founder/COO at Ruth Health, Audrey has raised over $3 million via Y-Combinator for her company that provides house-calls for womxn wellness and pregnancy healthcare from licensed professionals via telehealth.

Does the wisest Uber & Lyft driver live in Granada Hills? Listen to Sergio, a retired Wall St. broker talk about his techniques and study habits of rideshare and it's no wonder he is the Sr. Contributor to the Rideshare Guy site.

Heidi grew up in Idaho, moved to Maui, then came to LA in her mid 20s to make it happen. And boy did she. Her place in Atwater is beautiful and feng shuied to incredible results. She is co-founder of MaeMae on Glendale Blvd. We talk about so much in this episode including Landmark / Lifespring which "is so LA," she says.

Miles went to Beverly Hills High, spent his college years in Boston, had a magical kiss after he graduated, came back to LA to work on one of the most popular TV shows in history, proposed in the middle of the street in West Hollywood, and now buys and sells real estate to fortunate souls who cross his path from the desert to the sea.