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Sabrina aka Sabrina See says she might live in Atwater Village forever. She doesn’t need your money, but she’ll accept it. And if you send her a dick pic you'll probably pay. Huge Dodger fan and native Angeleno talks about her large Italian family, the most expensive thing a man has bought off her wishlist, how she feels about Trevor Bauer, and John Stamos.
Best known as Dwight Yoakam's lead guitar player, Eugene also has two solo albums, a podcast, a family, and a deep love and respect for music history and theory. And yes he plays a little for us.
The former Santa Monica gem has moved across town and has added a vintage movie house, the Eagle, to compliment its curated assortment of rare, out of print, and magical DVDs and tapes. Set to open soon, we were blessed with a tour of the sacred space with Maggie Mackay, its Executive Director.
Dalila visually brings to life stories of resilience, elders, LGBTQ, matriarchs, and the environment using vibrant colors and even humor sometimes. Try not to laugh as she tells us how her grandmother reacted when she finally came out. :)
The LA native on smoking drugs with her babysitter, the demise of Melrose, ditching school to hang out at KROQ in nearby Pasadena, and taking the bus to Hollywood teen clubs. Also: why, like the X song predicted, she had to leave Los Angeles.
Having produced the likes of KPCC legends like Larry Mantle and Patt Morrison, Joe is now part of two great podcasts... when he's not climbing mountains and making beer.
He runs the funkiest store in town, he's the Happy Foot Sad Foot sign hero, and he may be the next mayor of Vernon. But can he save us from the Hellmouth?
Casey Schreiner on ghosts, the effect of nature, and the complicated park’s namesake who tried really hard to be good after he shot his wife in the face.
The beloved writer takes us through three decades of rock n roll, dance, punk and the ups and downs of writing about live in Los Angeles.
She loves her husband, her son, books, rock music, and naps. Recently she realized something she pretty much knew since 5th grade, sex was not something she was ever interested in. Ever.
From the publisher's feed
This epic podcast is going to all of the 400+ neighborhoods in Los Angeles to talk with the people. Hosted by Tony Pierce, this ambitious journey is scheduled to take 45 years to complete. If you…