LA Dream

LA Dream

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LA Dream episodes

  • #115 - Tito Rodriguez - The Hood Santa

    Sitting down with Tito Rodriguez this time, learning about his rough beginnings in the LBC, his non-profit organization, “Local Hearts Foundation,” producing platinum hip-hop tracks, the formation of his band, “The Pricks,” and how he came to be “The Hood Santa.” Everybody has a story.

    1 hr 23 min
  • #114 - Nick Valencia

    Nick Valencia is back! This time he talks about his ongoing coverage on the crisis at the border, lets us in on the contents of his "bad day bag." We also discuss the hashtag #MoreLatinosInNews, what it's like being inside of an immigration detention center, and why he's the Mexican Al Bundy.

    1 hr 16 min
  • #114 - Nick Valencia

    Nick Valencia is back! This time he talks about his ongoing coverage on the crisis at the border, lets us in on the contents of his "bad day bag." We also discuss the hashtag #MoreLatinosInNews, what it's like being inside of an immigration detention center, and why he's the Mexican Al Bundy.

    1 hr 18 min
  • #113 - Calling the Shots

    December 2013.  I get offered a job by Golden Boy Promotions to call a fight. Had no experience in the boxing world, but why not? By March, I was calling fights on National TV. Here’s the story of my leap into boxing.

    24 min
  • #112 - Where The Dream Started

    From needing a surgery, to unexpectedly figuring out what the dream was. Here's the story of my first internship, which sparked the interest of a young Humberto, and molded the path from then, all the way to the present day.

    27 min
  • #110 - Phillip Palmer - ABC Anchor

    From an attempted music major to ABC News, LA’s Phillip Palmer talks finding his way to journalism at Northeast Louisiana University, starting his career as a radio sportscaster, being in Iraq a month after Saddam Hussein’s capture, and donating a kidney to a special friend. Super interesting story.

    1 hr 16 min
  • #109 - Gustavo Arellano

    Gustavo Arellano is back. He talks about going back to being a reporter, working at the LA Times, Getting into "The New Yorker" with tamales and pozole, Leaving OC Weekly, and just Living the Dream all of 2018!

    1 hr 1 min
  • #108 - Catching Up

    An update on the Living The Dream podcast, things happening in life, and an announcement about another podcast in the works.

    31 min

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Broadcaster Beto Duran talks with athletes about their LA connection.