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Anthony Brewster aka Brew talks about going to high school with Charlie Sheen, Robert Downey Jr., and Holly Robinson to playing in some of the best LA bands of the KROQ era. Now he fronts the House of Vibe Allstars and appeared on a Jack White album... which is a story in itself.

She is many things but she's no stool pigeon. Roseann has helped fight for the legalization of marijuana in California, she's helped support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Venice, and she is a prime example of what the West of Lincoln lifestyle can do for ones spirit.

This longtime Venice resident has lived 1/2 block from the boardwalk for 18 years and aint going nowhere. Here he discusses zen, local homelessness, where he buys his weed, and why corporations aren't welcome in his neighborhood. This episode is also filled with his beautiful music.

The 5th generation Venetian praises his uncle, a founding member of Suicidal Tendencies, and spotlights his fight against a billionaire over the 1st Baptist Church of Venice. He also tells us which spots to eat at that aren't Westside gentrifiers.

OJ Simpson expert Adam Papagan is getting a crash course in civics while trying to boot Gavin Newsom from office.

So much has happened with William since we first met him: he has been arrested, the LAPD Chief of Police has decided not to punish officers who disobey him, and he has suffered a devastating tragedy.

The author of several books about LA from the Riots on the Sunset Strip to the Beach Boys, Domenic is a wealth of knowledge and history. In this episode we go deep into the Strip, Melrose, and Hollywood Blvd.

Writer, editor, critic, and expert, Richard knows the Hollywood you mean when you say Hollywood. And it frightens them.

The writer, editor, record label owner, and destroyer of evil, talks about rappers he hates and rappers he really hates. And also Beverly Hills in this music filled look at Hollywood.

He's one of the two SPCALA humane officer who covers all of LA and does he have some stories about growing up in Hollywood, walking home on the Boulevard at 10 years old, and eventually becoming a distressed animal's best friend.