This episode features an interview with Jason Horton about his book "Abandoned and Historic Los Angeles: Neon and Beyond."

This episode features an interview with historian Nathan Marsak regarding his new book "Bunker Hill Los Angeles."

With a short trip into the mountains near Los Angeles, in Big Santa Anita Canyon, you can step back in time to the Great Hiking Era of the early 20th century. This episode also features an interview with Maggie Moran, owner of Adams Pack Station, regarding the current situation in the canyon after the Bobcat Fire.

This episode explores the history behind one of L.A.'s most famous streets, Rodeo Drive.

This episode features an interview with D.J. Waldie about his new book "Becoming Los Angeles: Myth, Memory, and a Sense of Place.

This episode explores the time Malcolm X spent in Los Angeles, which included a high speed car chase on the freeway, an assassination attempt, and an L.A.P.D. shooting.

This episode explores the origin of the name Wilshire Boulevard.

This episode features an interview with Jon Wiener regarding his new book, Set the Night on Fire: L.A. in the Sixties, which he co-authored with Mike Davis. The book provides a comprehensive history of the civil rights movement in Los Angeles during the 1960s.

This episode features an interview with Casey Schreiner regarding his new book "Discovering Griffith Park: A Local's Guide."

Carol Kaye is a Los Angeles musician you have definitely heard, but likely haven't heard of.