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LARC Presents...Corinne Ruff: How a Pasadena Church is Helping One Senior Through Wildfire Recovery (from AfroLA & KQED's The California Report)LARC partnered with AfroLA and The California Report from KQED on this special about how seniors in Altadena’s historic Black community are finding support after the Eaton Fire. Reporter Corinne Ruff explores the role of faith-based organizations in times of crisis, telling the story of a Pasadena church helping an elder congregant rebuild her home and her life. Editorial assistance came from Ari Saperstein, Molly Peterson, and Dana Amihere, with additional production support from Kendall Lowery and Khari Douglas.
2025-08-2011 minLARC Presents...Corinne Ruff: How a Pasadena Church is Helping One Senior Through Wildfire Recovery (from AfroLA & KQED's The California Report)LARC partnered with AfroLA and The California Report from KQED on this special about how seniors in Altadena’s historic Black community are finding support after the Eaton Fire. Reporter Corinne Ruff explores the role of faith-based organizations in times of crisis, telling the story of a Pasadena church helping an elder congregant rebuild her home and her life. Editorial assistance came from Ari Saperstein, Molly Peterson, and Dana Amihere, with additional production support from Khari Douglas, Kendall Lowery and Sam Anderson.
2025-08-2011 minLARC Presents...Jireh Deng: Fifty Years After the Killing Fields, a Community Marches ForwardThis past spring, Long Beach’s Cambodia Town hosted its 17th annual New Year’s parade, a vibrant celebration of food, dance, and community in a city with the largest Cambodian population in the United States. This year’s festivities also marked 50 years since the Khmer Rouge began its brutal regime, which claimed the lives of over a million Cambodians. Hear how, despite this painful history, survivors and their families come together to honor their culture and find healing through shared celebration.
2025-06-0708 minLARC Presents...Jireh Deng: Fifty Years After the Killing Fields, a Community Marches ForwardThis past spring, Long Beach’s Cambodia Town hosted its 17th annual New Year’s parade, a vibrant celebration of food, dance, and community in a city with the largest Cambodian population in the United States. This year’s festivities also marked 50 years since the Khmer Rouge began its brutal regime, which claimed the lives of over a million Cambodians. Hear how, despite this painful history, survivors and their families come together to honor their culture and find healing through shared celebration.
2025-06-0708 minLARC Presents...Cliff Beach & Timothy Hall: Culver City Orchestra and the Symphony's Youth RevivalSymphony performances aren't known for their youthfulness... but one group is trying to change that. For the first time since the start of the pandemic, the Culver City Symphony Orchestra held it's Youth Competition, bringing together aspiring musicians from across the region for a unique chance to play with the esteemed group. Hear how this competition is engaging students from across the city into a revival of classical music and how the students are pushing up against the longstanding norms. This story was reported by Cliff Beach & Timothy Hall as part of the LA Radio Club Reporting I...
2025-04-1806 minLARC Presents...Cliff Beach & Timothy Hall: Culver City Orchestra and the Symphony's Youth RevivalSymphony performances aren't known for their youthfulness... but one group is trying to change that. For the first time since the start of the pandemic, the Culver City Symphony Orchestra held it's Youth Competition, bringing together aspiring musicians from across the region for a unique chance to play with the esteemed group. Hear how this competition is engaging students from across the city into a revival of classical music and how the students are pushing up against the longstanding norms. This story was reported by Cliff Beach & Timothy Hall as part of the LA Radio Club Reporting I...
2025-04-1806 minLARC Presents...Laura Dux: Fire Contained But Questions Remain For AltadenansIn January of 2025, the Eaton wildfire spread through the Southern California community of Altadena. Altadena residents saw an outpouring of support from their community, but now face the much larger task of rebuilding not only their houses, but their lives, neighborhoods, and senses of normalcy. Hear from three Altadena residents about what life has looked like after the fires, and where they’re headed as the dust settles.
2025-04-0109 minLARC Presents...Laura Dux: Fire Contained But Questions Remain For AltadenansIn January of 2025, the Eaton wildfire spread through the Southern California community of Altadena. Altadena residents saw an outpouring of support from their community, but now face the much larger task of rebuilding not only their houses, but their lives, neighborhoods, and senses of normalcy. Hear from three Altadena residents about what life has looked like after the fires, and where they’re headed as the dust settles.
2025-04-0109 minLARC Presents...Kilo Martin: Promotora Power – How One Community Organization In Westlake Is Turning Movement Into Medicine.2025 Reporter in Residence Kilo Martin takes us behind the scenes with Central City Neighborhood Partners (CCNP), a nonprofit serving the Westlake/Pico-Union neighborhood. Initiatives like their community Posada focus on supporting mental health through an unlikely vehicle: dance. Hear how CCNP is bringing the community together and helping to break down the stigma around mental health.This story was reported by Kilo Martin as part of the LA Radio Club Reporting Incubator, with editorial support from Angel Carreras, Alejandra Salazar, and Ari Saperstein. Special thanks to Khari Douglas, Kyle Lamont, Megan Jamerson, Andrea Bautista, and CCNP. Translation...
2025-02-0707 minLARC Presents...Kilo Martin: Promotora Power – How One Community Organization In Westlake Is Turning Movement Into Medicine.2025 Reporter in Residence Kilo Martin takes us behind the scenes with Central City Neighborhood Partners (CCNP), a nonprofit serving the Westlake/Pico-Union neighborhood. Initiatives like their community Posada focus on supporting mental health through an unlikely vehicle: dance. Hear how CCNP is bringing the community together and helping to break down the stigma around mental health.This story was reported by Kilo Martin as part of the LA Radio Club Reporting Incubator, with editorial support from Angel Carreras, Alejandra Salazar, and Ari Saperstein. Special thanks to Khari Douglas, Kyle Lamont, Megan Jamerson, Andrea Bautista, and CCNP. Translation...
2025-02-0707 minLARC Presents...Kevin Lee: A Chess Meet-Up For All, From Elementary Schoolers To Formerly Incarcerated PlayersLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Kevin Lee brings you this story about Coffee Chess, a meetup in Culver City where players young and old come together for the joy of the game. Learn what makes Coffee Chess different than the stuffy chess clubs of yore, and what this community means to its unconventional slate of members. Story editing by Jenn Swann, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to lea...
2024-12-3005 minLARC Presents...Kevin Lee: A Chess Meet-Up For All, From Elementary Schoolers To Formerly Incarcerated PlayersLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Kevin Lee brings you this story about Coffee Chess, a meetup in Culver City where players young and old come together for the joy of the game. Learn what makes Coffee Chess different than the stuffy chess clubs of yore, and what this community means to its unconventional slate of members. Story editing by Jenn Swann, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to lea...
2024-12-3005 minLARC Presents...Mya Constantino: The Family Secret That Brought Me To LALA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Mya Constantino brings you this story about deep secrets, long-lost siblings, and the meaning of family. After discovering her father’s secret, one Angeleno contends with what it means for their relationship and her own identity. Story editing by James Kim, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2914 minLARC Presents...Mya Constantino: The Family Secret That Brought Me To LALA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Mya Constantino brings you this story about deep secrets, long-lost siblings, and the meaning of family. After discovering her father’s secret, one Angeleno contends with what it means for their relationship and her own identity. Story editing by James Kim, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2914 minLARC Presents...Stella Hartmann: Looking Back At Oil Can Harry's, An LGBTQ+ Historic LandmarkLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Stella Hartmann brings you this story about Oil Can Harry’s, a now-defunct country-western LGBTQ+ bar in Studio City. As one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ bars in the country, Oil Can Harry’s was known to regulars not just as a space for disco and rodeo, but as a safe haven for a community forced into the margins. Story editing by Angel Carreras, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Ra...
2024-12-2811 minLARC Presents...Stella Hartmann: Looking Back At Oil Can Harry's, An LGBTQ+ Historic LandmarkLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Stella Hartmann brings you this story about Oil Can Harry’s, a now-defunct country-western LGBTQ+ bar in Studio City. As one of the longest-running LGBTQ+ bars in the country, Oil Can Harry’s was known to regulars not just as a space for disco and rodeo, but as a safe haven for a community forced into the margins. Story editing by Angel Carreras, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Ra...
2024-12-2811 minLARC Presents...Olivia Hewitt: Claremont Through The Eyes Of Milky The Stray CatLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Olivia Hewitt brings you this story about Claremont’s stray cats. Hear about the adventures of Milky – or Roger, or Meepers, or Flashbang, depending on who you ask – and the other stray cats of this Inland Empire community. Story editing by Ashleyanne Krigbaum, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2712 minLARC Presents...Olivia Hewitt: Claremont Through The Eyes Of Milky The Stray CatLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Olivia Hewitt brings you this story about Claremont’s stray cats. Hear about the adventures of Milky – or Roger, or Meepers, or Flashbang, depending on who you ask – and the other stray cats of this Inland Empire community. Story editing by Ashleyanne Krigbaum, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2712 minLARC Presents...Christian Brown: How Boulevard Recording Studio Preserves Music HistoryLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Christian Brown brings you this story about the history of a celebrated recording studio and efforts to restore it after a devastating fire. As studios across the city and the country fall on hard times, Christian looks at how Boulevard Recording has persevered. Story editing by Avishay Artsy, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2409 minLARC Presents...Christian Brown: How Boulevard Recording Studio Preserves Music HistoryLA Radio Club Reporter in Residence Christian Brown brings you this story about the history of a celebrated recording studio and efforts to restore it after a devastating fire. As studios across the city and the country fall on hard times, Christian looks at how Boulevard Recording has persevered. Story editing by Avishay Artsy, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This piece was made for the SoCal Reporting Incubator, from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2409 minLARC Presents...Meghan Coyle: The History of South Bay's Sansei Baseball LeagueLA Radio Club Reporter In Residence Meghan Coyle brings you this story about Sansei Baseball, a Japanese-American youth baseball league in LA’s South Bay. Through conversations with locals, Meghan explores the history of baseball in LA’s Japanese-American community, and what Sansei brings to the kids that play on the team. Story editing by Andrea Gutierrez, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This story was made as part of the SoCal Reporting Incubator from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2306 minLARC Presents...Meghan Coyle: The History of South Bay's Sansei Baseball LeagueLA Radio Club Reporter In Residence Meghan Coyle brings you this story about Sansei Baseball, a Japanese-American youth baseball league in LA’s South Bay. Through conversations with locals, Meghan explores the history of baseball in LA’s Japanese-American community, and what Sansei brings to the kids that play on the team. Story editing by Andrea Gutierrez, with additional scoring & mastering from Aaron Dalton. “LA Radio Club Presents…” is produced by Aaron Dalton, Emma Lehman and Ari Saperstein. This story was made as part of the SoCal Reporting Incubator from LA Radio Club. Visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2306 minLARC Presents...What Is "LA Radio Club Presents"?This is "LA Radio Club Presents", a showcase for stories produced as part of the SoCal Reporting Incubator from LA Radio Club. LA Radio Club is a nonprofit-sponsored project supporting journalists and audio storytellers in Southern California. Tune in to hear stories from all around LA County and beyond from emerging reporters, and visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2301 minLARC Presents...What Is "LA Radio Club Presents"?This is "LA Radio Club Presents", a showcase for stories produced as part of the SoCal Reporting Incubator from LA Radio Club. LA Radio Club is a nonprofit-sponsored project supporting journalists and audio storytellers in Southern California. Tune in to hear stories from all around LA County and beyond from emerging reporters, and visit radioclubcollective.com to learn more.
2024-12-2301 min
The Modern Hippie PodcastEP24: Psychedelics Law & Indigenous Cultures w/ Ariel ClarkIn this episode, Ariel Clark talks plant medicines, psychedelics law, and her own tribal roots. Working as a powerhouse of a lawyer in the emerging psychedelics legal field, she compares the different types of laws being created around the United States. Ariel shares her deep respect for the history of the medicines carried by indigenous cultures and the story of what drew her to become a lawyer. Barrett and Ariel riff on ways to improve how we show up in the world and interact in business meetings.
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The Future Of WorkThe Impact Of The Los Angeles Regional Consortium On The Future of Work With Dr. Audrey Childers, CEO of EducateXThe Los Angeles Regional Consortium ( LARC) consists of 19 community colleges in Los Angeles County. It serves to coordinate, collaborate, organize, and facilitate interaction in the region to ensure workforce training is provided to all in a way that is accessible, efficient, responsive, data-driven and improves outcomes. To help us understand more about the effectiveness and power of this regional work is Dr. Audrey Childers, the former Los Angeles Regional Chair for the Los Angeles/Orange County Regional Consortium and current CEO of EducateX. Join us for this insightful discussion into the value of this consortium and the...
2022-03-1531 min
Coming Home WellLockwood Animal Rescue Wolves to Warriors ~ Dr. Lorin LinderTyler Pieron catches back up with Dr. Lorin Linder and Matt Simmons, the Co-Founders of the Lockwood Animal Rescue Center (lockwoodarc.org)in the California mountains above Los Angeles. Dr. Linder explains how she and Matt started LARC and their methodology of connecting combat veterans with rescue wolves, and how it can heal both. Wee also talk about the first season of “Wolves & Warriors” television show which premiered on Animal Planet in 2018. It highlighted the bond between man and animal, veteran and wolf, as they healed each other through shared trauma. This show brought attention to the work being done...
2021-02-2358 min