Scott talks to Alison Herman (The Ringer), Juliet Bennett Rylah (The Hustle) and Lindsay Katai (Infinity Train, Teen Creeps) about Nicolas Winding Refn’s 2016 horror film The Neon Demon.
Join us as we talk about witches, how LA presents itself to the unprepared, and a P22 sighting in Pasadena.
Listen NowAlissa, Scott, and guest host Cerise Castle gather for a packed episode hitting on vaccine mandates, LASD murders, LAFD’s misogyny, heat, drought, Mark Ridley-Thomas, and much more.
Listen NowAlissa is joined by co-hosts Rachel Reyes and Cerise Castle to discuss the federal indictment of yet another LA city councilmember, Mark Ridley-Thomas. Plus the Port of LA is switching to round-the-clock operations to save Christmas, homeless residents are being fenced out of MacArthur Park, and the quest to redesign the city of LA’s problematic flag and seal.
Listen NowAnother LA Councilmember is hit with a federal indictment. Mark Ridley-Thomas, one of the most prominent politicians in Los Angeles, now faces charges of conspiracy, bribery, and fraud. Scott Frazier presents the spooky allegations. Listener beware!
Listen NowAlissa, Scott, and Matt talk shop about Eric Garcetti’s stalled departure, the election to replace LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, and the OC oil spill. Plus, special guest Emily Elena Dugdale joins to talk about her recent investigation into racism in Antelope Valley high schools.
Listen NowScott, Rachel, and Matt talk LA City redistricting, indoor vaccine mandates, statewide police reform, and SoCal police violence.
Listen NowAlissa, Scott, and Matt hold a wide ranging conversation covering recent goings on at Metro, the Sheriff’s “secret police,” a potential strike in the entertainment industry, and an update on the LA Mayor’s race.
Listen NowAlissa, Rachel, and Matt run through public employee vaccine mandates, an update on the 27th St LAPD bombing, the recall, a state legislative update, and more.
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Headlines:
What’s the future of the public employee vaccine mandates?
The LAPD’s secret meeting to talk about the South Central bombing.
What an anticlimactic recall, right?
LA County moves to ban oil drilling.
An update on some signed (and unsigned) state legislation.
Alissa, Scott, and Rachel Reyes gather to talk about the recall election, Jose Huizar, garment worker pay, vaccines rates for emergency responders, and police surveillance of social media.
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Below you can find links to all subjects discussed on LA Podcast #190.
Headlines:
Karen Bass is “seriously considering” running for LA Mayor.
Beverly Hills Police Department has a special unit that only arrests Black people.
All the forestland in California is closed because of extreme fire risk.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court confirms LA routinely violates unhoused people’s constitutional rights.
Listener Question:
Listener Kelsey asked about the history of Street Sweeping (and its parking tickets) in Los Angeles. As promised, here’s the link where you can figure out what the current sweeping schedule is in your neighborhood: Street Sweeping Near Me map.
Bureau of Street Services webpage about street sweeping right now in LA.
Deep Dive:
After an antivax protest in Santa Monica late in August publicized the home addresses of LA City Councilmembers, the city council voted in favor of banning protest within 300 feet of a private home. But it is already illegal to protest within 100 feet of a private residence, and protests have already been violent away from the homes of elected officials. What’s going on?
Read the council motion here.
Watch council discussion on YouTube. (20 minutes total)
