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From the creator of social media mainstay L.A. In a Minute, Evan Lovett invites you along for a personal and intimate ride as he shares interesting facts about all sorts of things you didn’t know you needed to know. Be entertained and informed as Evan brings you into his mind to see the world through his lens. There is history everywhere, as long as you know where to look. Let's get into it!
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Artist, archivist, and author Guadalupe Rosales has dedicated her career to preserving a side of L.A history that has too often been overlooked; the life & culture East of the L.A. River. As the creator of the venerated Instagram archives Veteranas and Rucas and Map Pointz, she's collected thousands of photographs, flyers, and personal stories documenting L.A.'s Chicana culture, backyard parties, fashion, music, and youth movements of the 1980s and '90s. Growing up in East L.A., Rosales experienced the excitement, freedom, and dangers of the city's party crew scene before personal tragedy and a move to New York ultimately helped inspire her life's work. Now an internationally acclaimed artist whose work is held in major museums, Rosales has turned the lens on herself with her deeply personal new memoir, East of the River: A Memoir of Los Angeles Girlhood.
Grammy-nominated violinist, composer, and chili crisp maker (!) Chihsuan has built a career that is anything but conventional. Born in Taiwan, Chihsuan moved to the United States at 15 and went on to perform with legends including Yo-Yo Ma, Brian Wilson, and David Foster, while mastering everything from classical violin to the traditional Chinese erhu. But when a horrific accident disrupted her life and career, a silver lining emerged; unable to use her hands for her instruments, her passion for food led her into the world of homemade chili crisp (Chi Chi), which is not only delicious but is the 'merch' she now sells at shows!
The most consequential Mayoral Election in Los Angeles history happens on November 3rd, and we have BOTH candidates in-studio, current Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman. Both candidates were interviewed separately with the EXACT same 10 questions provided by our followers with the explicit purpose of having honest, forthright answers without the influence of the other candidate. Stay tuned for the entire conversations, as these are the topics that are the MOST important to the citizens of L.A.: *Homeless* *City Spending/Transparency* *Public Safety/Crime* *Cleanliness/streets* *Cost of Living + Housing Affordability/Development* *Small business/taxes/regulation* *Corruption* *Transportation/traffic/transit* *Immigration/ICE *MEASURABLE RESULTS/ACCOUNTABILITY *Bonus question* Watch the entire interview and decide which candidate would be the BEST candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles in 2026.
I sit down with Justin Collins aka The Hood LA to talk Dodgers. . .and how he became the voice of the people. An L.A. native, The Hood is EVERYWHERE and with EVERYBODY that matters in L.A., but the Dodgers are his heart & soul. And as Dodgers begin their march on the way to a threepeat, we get down & dirty about the Hood’s thoughts on everybody from Piazza to Puig, Gagne to Guerrero, and Koufax to Kershaw. Dodger talk, Hood LA style. Let’s get into it! Go Dodgers!!!
Scottie Good, the founder of Suburban LA, talks about how he grew Suburban Media and Suburban LA, how he developed his brand and voice, interviewing Mayor Karen Bass and Nipsey Hussle, and his new app.
Ansley Layne is Spooky Foodie, one of the most authentic & genuine purveyors of Los Angeles today. Growing up the daughter of a crime writer, Ansley has a unique perspective on stories that resonate...and stories that haunt. We follow along on her journey from Las Vegas to Chapman University to the heart of Los Angeles, where she discovers places that are spooky, historic, and charming. Layne really is one of my favorite creators in L.A., and it's easy to see her appeal - a great person with keen insight that wears her heart on her sleeve.
UCLA women's hoops Head Coach Cori Close sits down to discuss how she built an elite program en route to bringing the first modern-era women's hoops championship to UCLA. Close discusses her ability to develop close bonds & trust while getting a complete buy-in from a team of superstars, including six players who were drafted off of this year's championship team. She was a mentee of the great John Wooden, and we talked about the lessons that "Coach" imparted that helped Close become one of the greatest coaches in the sport today.
Kerry Rose Schwartz is ComfyWithKerry, an L.A. sensation with her "Scam or Slam" series. Often polarizing, always honest - Kerry delivers the goods on eating in Los Angeles, what really goes into creating her food and L.A. adventures, and how she turned her personality into a full-time career. Long before TikTok and Instagram, Kerry grew up in New York, appeared on reality television, worked behind the scenes in Hollywood, and wrote "Series of Unfortunate Men." We discuss life as an author, the strange business of being an influencer, and how all of her seemingly disconnected experiences ultimately led to ComfyWithKerry and whether dining in L.A. really is a scam.
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From the creator of social media mainstay L.A. In a Minute, Evan Lovett invites you along for a personal and intimate ride as he shares interesting facts about all sorts of things you didn’t know you needed to know. Be entertained and informed as Evan brings you into his mind to see the world through his lens. There is history everywhere, as long as you know where to look. Let's get into it!
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