In this episode, Our/Los Angeles founder Rupert Runewitsch speaks with Meg Zany live from the Arsenic house. 

Meg, is an international street artist, who is on a powerful mission to spread awareness of the Equal Rights Act and more importantly the fact that only 27 states are recognising equal rights in 2019.

Born and bread in Los Angeles, Meg has covered the city in inspiring and thought provoking pieces and has no intention in stopping. 

We chat with Julia Ama, 1 of 12 kick-ass girls who make up the GRLSWIRL skate crew / co-operative that has captured the hearts and attention of so many women across the world. 

Caviar Cross aka Cavi aka Nigel Stargate, producer and rapper and general Compton Hip-Hop ambassador, welcomes us into his studio to talk about how LA has changed, How Hip-Hop has evolved, whats missing from today's music and of course his new projects as Nigel Stargate. 

 

Jeremy Fall, renowned award-winning restaurateur talks to us about his experience of growing up in Los Angeles and where his love affair with food came from

Our/Los Angeles Podcast launched with special guest Gary Baseman
For those that dont know, Gary is a pop-artist that has transended the likes of fashion, experience and traditional drawing. His characters take on lives of their own and many have been inspired by his experiences of growing up in Los Angeles.

This special live episode, digs deep into what he loves most about LA.

Our first episode is about the people and culture that built Los Angeles; our Latino heritage and foundation. From an interview with World renowned Luchador Lil’ Cholo to the most indulgent culinary tips of the best Mexican food and drinks this side of the border.