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Stuck in the Same Old Patterns

New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI).

Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us. 

Books & Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens.

Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area.
Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth.

Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan. 

More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.

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New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI). Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us. Books & Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens. Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area. Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth. Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan. More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.

New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI).

Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us. 

Books &amp; Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens.

Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area.
Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth.

Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan. 

More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.

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