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Divorce Master RadioDivorce Master RadioHow to Divide Luxury Assets Like Boats, Jewelry, and Art in Divorce? | Los Angeles Divorce💎 How to Divide Luxury Assets Like Boats, Jewelry, and Art in Divorce? | Los Angeles Divorce 💎 Dividing luxury assets like boats, art, or jewelry in a divorce? It’s not as simple as splitting a bank account. In this video, we walk you through how to properly value, divide, and document high-end items to avoid costly mistakes and future legal disputes. 📌 What You’ll Learn: ✔ How to determine whether a luxury asset is community or separate property ⚖ ✔ Why formal appraisals are essential for fair division 📈 ✔ When to sell vs. when to do a buyout—and how to document it properly đŸ§Ÿ ✔ Real client story: how we helped divid...2025-06-2302 minDivorce Master RadioDivorce Master RadioHow to Divide Luxury Assets Like Boats, Jewelry, and Art in Divorce? | Los Angeles Divorce💎 How to Divide Luxury Assets Like Boats, Jewelry, and Art in Divorce? | Los Angeles Divorce 💎 Dividing luxury assets like boats, jewelry, and collectibles in divorce? It’s not as simple as splitting furniture. In this video, we show you how to fairly divide high-value items—without unnecessary conflict, confusion, or tax trouble. 📌 What You’ll Learn: ✔ How California law treats luxury assets in divorce đŸ§Ÿ ✔ When items are community vs. separate property 🔍 ✔ Why professional appraisals are essential for boats, art, and jewelry 💰 ✔ Real client story: how we helped a couple fairly divide a sailboat and a watch collection ⚖ ✔ How Divorce661 structures your divorce judgment to prevent futur...2025-06-1901 minWhat’s My Thesis?What’s My Thesis?262 Building Gene’s Dispensary: Community, Curation, and Creating New Art Spaces in Los Angeles with Keith J VaradiBuilding Gene’s Dispensary: Community, Curation, and Creating New Art Spaces in Los Angeles with Keith J Varadi In this wide-ranging conversation on What’s My Thesis?, host Javier Proenza welcomes artist, curator, and writer Keith J. Varadi, founder of Gene’s Dispensary, for an illuminating discussion on forging alternative pathways in the contemporary art world. Through candid reflection, Varadi shares their journey from painting to sound art, music, and ultimately to the establishment of their independent gallery space in Los Angeles—a project that has rapidly become a vibrant hub for creative cross-pollination. Drawing on years...2025-06-171h 26Los Angeles Loyolan AudioLos Angeles Loyolan Audio60 Second Lectures: Professor Jo Meuris on the importance of human-made artAnimation professor Jo Meuris discusses the art of animation and the importance of hand-drawn, human-made art. 2025-04-2911 minWhat’s My Thesis?What’s My Thesis?254 Art as Infrastructure: A Conversation on Social Practice, Community, and the Evolving Role of Nonprofit Art Spaces in Los AngelesArt as Infrastructure: A Conversation on Social Practice, Community, and the Evolving Role of Nonprofit Art Spaces in Los Angeles An interview with Pranay Reddy, Director of LA Artcore In this compelling episode of What’s My Thesis?, host Javier Proenza sits down with Pranay Reddy, the director of LA Artcore, for a far-reaching conversation that explores the role of nonprofit art spaces as vital community infrastructure in Los Angeles. With clarity, conviction, and deep sincerity, Reddy offers an unfiltered look at his trajectory from punk and zine culture in suburban Colorado to leading one of th...2025-03-301h 33The Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastIs Aikido The Art of Peace?The Aiki Dojo Podcast - Is Aikido The Art of Peace?In Episode 64 of the Aiki Dojo Podcast, we discuss the Art of Peace with special guest Glenn Yoshida Sensei, Aikido 7th Dan from Aikido Renshinkan. The common assumption about Aikido is that it is for defensive purposes and people think that Aikido is centered around this idea of non-violence or passivity. We discuss this idea and mull over the concept that Aikido is passive. Enjoy!Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/Z9KiJ1aMw_YThe Aiki Dojo Podcast’s goal is...2025-03-251h 13Let Me Add To That...Let Me Add To That...The Power of Arts in EducationMarch is Arts in Education Month & we’re celebrating by shining a spotlight on the transformative power of the arts in schools. In this episode, we welcome two incredible guests: Lois Hunter, longtime educator & theatre department chair at the nation’s top high school for the arts, LA County High School for the Arts (LACHSA), & Kristin Sakoda, Director of LA County Department of Arts & Culture. Together, they explore why the arts are often overlooked in education, despite their undeniable impact on student mental health, confidence & academic success. They also share their own journeys in the arts & how their...2025-03-0556 minThe Week in ArtThe Week in ArtLos Angeles wildfires, World Monuments Fund’s watch list, Katsushika HokusaiThis week: the Los Angeles wildfires. The Art Newspaper’s West Coast contributing editor in LA, Jori Finkel, tells our associate digital editor, Alexander Morrison, about the devastation in Southern California, and its effect on artists and institutions. The World Monuments Fund (WMF), the independent organisation devoted to safeguarding global heritage has released its biennial World Monuments Watch, a list of 25 sites that are potentially threatened. The aim of the list is, according to the WMF to “mobilise action, build public awareness, and demonstrate how heritage can help communities confront the crucial issues of our time”. Ben Luke talks to Joh...2025-01-1758 minRuskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #11: The Journey of the Historic California Art Club with Peter and Elaine AdamsPainter Peter Adams and California Art Cub Executive Director Elaine Adams trace the 115-year journey of the Ruskin Art Club's sister organization, the California Art Club, from its inception during the heyday of California Impressionism to its contemporary revival as a premier champion of traditional aesthetic values and emerging artists.2024-12-071h 04Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #10: The Denenbergs Discuss Ruskin, Art, and HeritageLos Angeles gallery owners Stuart and Beverly Denenberg share life-journeys through the worlds of art and historic preservation and, along the way, the discovery of Ruskin.2024-12-0158 minThe Week in ArtThe Week in ArtArt and technology shows in London and Los Angeles, a restored 17th-century cosmic atlasTwo exhibitions have just opened that look at art and tech: in London, Tate Modern’s Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet celebrates the pioneers of kinetic, programmed and digital art, and offers a kind of origin story of contemporary immersive installation. Ben Luke speaks to Val Ravaglia, the co-curator of the show, amid the blinking lights and bleeping sound. In California, meanwhile, Digital Witness at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Lacma) looks at how new software and hardware shaped the worlds of design, photography, and film between the 1980s and now. We speak to th...2024-11-291h 04Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #9: Roundtable on the Pre-Raphaelites with Karl Merrick, Sara Atwood, and Gabriel MeyerJohn Ruskin was an early champion and mentor to the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's poets and painters. The Ruskin Art Club's Sara Atwood and Gabriel Meyer lead a lively, wide-ranging discussion of the influential movement's intersections with Ruskinian thought with Karl Merrick, trustee and podcast editor of the Pre-Raphaelite Society of the UK. For Karl's corresponding podcast interview with Sara and Gabriel, visit the Pre-Raphaelite Society website: www.pre-raphaelitesociety.org.2024-09-221h 02Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #8: Ruskin and Brazil with Prof. Claudio Silveira AmaralProfessor Claudio Silveira Amaral, with his background in architecture and urbanism, discusses John Ruskin's influence, through figures such as polymath Rui Barbosa and architect SĂ©rgio Ferro, on Brazilian education, architecture, and culture. Moderated by Ruskin Art Club's Executive Director Gabriel Meyer and joined by Joseph Rodrigues.2024-09-0359 minRuskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #7: Ruskin on Education and Language with Sara AtwoodProf. Sara Atwood teaches literature and writing at Portland State University and Pacific Northwest College of Art. Her academic work on Ruskin and Victorian literature has been widely published. She is a Companion of the Guild of St. George in the UK and a board member of the Ruskin Art Club of Los Angeles.2024-08-221h 03Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #6: Ruskin and Stained Glass with David JudsonDavid Judson, president of Judson Studios and Ruskin Art Club board member, charts his family's historic engagement in architectural glass with insights drawn from Ruskin. For more information of Judson Studios, visit https://www.judsonstudios.com/To purchase David Judson's 2020 book "JUDSON: Innovation in Stained Glass," visit https://www.judsonstudios.com/product/judson-innovation-in-stained-glass/2024-07-2759 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastWhy is Aikido Misunderstood?The Aiki Dojo Podcast - Why is Aikido Misunderstood? In Episode 52 of the Aiki Dojo Podcast, we discuss how Aikido might be misunderstood by not only practitioners but by the general public. It comes down to how Aikido is classified. Aikido can be exercise, a martial art, a philosophy, a discipline and maybe even a religion. But, what we see might not be what we are looking for and thus we fall into a misunderstanding.  Enjoy! Watch it here: https://youtu.be/gLrp2Y6SbAQ The Aiki Dojo Podcast’s goa...2024-06-191h 01Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #5: "Ruskin & Women" with Prof. Dinah BirchDinah Birch is a distinguished English literary critic and leading Ruskin scholar. Acclaimed for her ground-breaking work on the topic of Ruskin and gender, Prof. Birch delivered the Ruskin Art Club's 2023 "Ruskin" Lecture at USC, available on our YouTube channel:  www. youtube.com/@ruskinartclub. She speaks with Ruskin Today's Gabriel Meyer.2024-05-151h 10The Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastIs Aikido Lethal?The Aiki Dojo Podcast - Is Aikido Lethal? In Episode 50 of the Aiki Dojo Podcast, we discuss lethality and discus the whether or not Aikido is lethal. Aikido is a mature martial art but it has its roots in traditional Japanese Jujitsu dating as far back as mid 800 AD. Born out of warfare and combat, Aikido strives to be a modern martial art and thus the role of killing has been evolved out of the Art. But, can it be lethal? Should it be lethal? We answer these questions and much more.  2024-05-081h 01Ruskin TodayRuskin TodayEpisode #4: The Poet and the City with Lynne ThompsonRuskin Today interviews LA City's Poet Laureate Lynne Thompson on the nexus of art and civic life. Interviewed by Ruskin Art Club Literary Programs Director, poet Elena Karina Byrne.2024-05-0734 minFIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.15: J. Yolande DanielsLearn more about J. Yolande Daniels' work at MIT, StudioSumo, and The Black City. Follow The Black City on instagram here. Show notes and Yolande’s Five Places:1.      Biddy Mason Place (in today’s Downtown LA): more on Biddy Mason here.2.      Brick Block (in today’s Downtown LA)3.      Los Angeles Street (formerly Calle de Los Negros, near today’s Union Station)4.      Azusa Street Mission (in today’s Little Tokyo)5.      Bronzeville (in today’s Little Tokyo): How 'Little Tokyo' Of Los Angeles Changed Into 'Bronzeville' And Back Again (NPR); and Azusa Street to Bronzeville...2024-04-2542 minTech LassoTech LassoE56 - Empowering Imagination and Engineering – Makerspace Adventures in LA CountyTovi Spero and Jonathan Bijur share about their respective organizations, AWFS and reDiscover, and talk about the value of makerspaces, tinkering, woodworking, and design thinking, with outcomes like careers in the trades, design and engineering skills, and environmental awareness through sustainable maker practices.  Tech Lasso is not a platform to promote companies or organizations per se, but we aim to share the incredible stories of educators in Los Angeles County who are creating opportunities for students and educators to expand their STEAM knowledge and practice.  Jonathan Bijur is the Executive Director of reDiscover, a youth makerspace nonprofit serving LA Co...2024-03-2742 minPeople\'s City PropagandaPeople's City PropagandaArt & The Movement w/ Zen Sekizawa and Mario CorreaFor our 16th episode, we conversed with the powerful duo of Zen Sekizawa and Mario Correa, organizers and artists with the collective, J-Town Action and Solidarity. We cover the genesis of J-Town Action and Solidarity, their efforts to fight back against gentrification in Little Tokyo, and the role art can play within the movement.  Our candid conversation delves into the Atomic Cafe, Zen’s famed family restaurant, how art undergirds Zen and Mario's organizing and what it’s like being in a relationship in movement space! Zen Sekizawa has been working as a photographer, direc...2024-03-151h 20The Week in ArtThe Week in ArtLos Angeles and Frieze, Angelica Kauffman, Matthew Wong and Van GoghAs Frieze Los Angeles opens its fifth iteration, The Art Newspaper’s associate digital editor, Alexander Morrison, talks to our correspondent in LA, Jori Finkel about the changing landscape of the city’s art scene. In London, the Royal Academy has finally opened an exhibition dedicated to the 18th-century painter Angelica Kauffman, a show that was threatened with cancellation as Covid ravaged the plans and finances of museums. We take a tour of the exhibition with its co-curator, Annette Wickham. And this episode’s Work of the Week is The Space Between Trees (2019), the late Canadian-Chinese painter Matthew Wong’s direct...2024-03-0156 minFIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.BONUS: Mike the PoeT reads Los Angeles A to ZDiscover more of Mike’s work via his instagram, and Linktree, and find other relevant links in the show notes for his original interview with art critic Shana Nys Dambrot (E14). For Shana’s bio and her Five Places L.A. interview, check out Episode 12, here. “Los Angeles A to Z” is a poem included in Mike Sonksen’s beautiful tribute to Los Angeles, “Letters to My City”, the second edition of which was just published by Writ Large Press in 2023. “The poems and essays in Letters to My City combine two decades of field experience, research, personal observations, and stories told to...2024-02-2904 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastIs Aikido an Art?The Aiki Dojo Podcast - Is Aikido an Art? In Episode 47 of the Aiki Dojo Podcast, we discuss the concept of Aikido being a form of art. Find out what constitutes something being classified as an art and if Aikido is an art.  Enjoy! Watch it here: https://youtu.be/MXlwwN6tpBU The Aiki Dojo Podcast’s goal is to translate traditional Aikido and traditional martial arts training into the modern world. The podcast is hosted by David Ito Sensei who is the Chief Instructor of the Aikido Center of Los...2024-02-2859 minFIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.14: (+2) Mike the PoeT by Shana Nys DambrotDiscover more of Mike’s work via his instagram, and Linktree, and find other relevant links below in the notes.This is our first “plus-two” interview! In each episode, we ask our interviewees to name someone whom they in turn would choose to ask about the five places that define Los Angeles for them. Artist Laurie Lipton, our episode 8 guest, chose art critic Shana Nys Dambrot as her plus one. To watch or listen to Laurie interview Shana about her five places, check out her interview and episode here. Shana then chose Mike, making this our first plus-t...2024-01-181h 06FIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.13: Ingalill Wahlroos-RitterShow notes and Ingalill’s Five Places:1.10,000ft above LA (preferably in a small aircraft, but also in a commercial plane)2. Grand Park, designed by Deborah Sussman / SussmanPrejza3. Angel City Football Club games at Gensler-designed BMO stadium, and the walk from Metro, through Exposition Park with the Rose Garden, the CAAM, the upcoming Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, and the Coliseum.4. The back yard, in general, Ingalill’s family’s back yard in particular, and the view from her deck which includes the DWP Building, the  Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles City Hal...2023-11-0253 minALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryDwell Time: A Memoir of Art, Exile, and RepairRenowned art conservator Rosa Lowinger reveals in her beautiful memoir Dwell Time a journey of her difficult childhood in Miami growing up among people whose losses in the Cuban revolution, and earlier by the decimation of family in the Holocaust, clouded all family life. Through Lowinger’s relentless clear-eyed efforts to be the best practitioner possible, while squarely facing her fraught personal and work relationships, she comes to terms with her identity as Cuban and Jewish, American and Latinx. Lowinger was in conversation with L.A. Times’s art and design columnist Carolina A. Miranda.2023-10-191h 11FIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.12: (+1) Shana Nys Dambrot by Laurie LiptonThis is our third “plus-one” interview. In each episode, we ask our interviewees to name someone whom they in turn would choose to ask about the five places that define Los Angeles for them.  Artist Laurie Lipton, our Episode 08 guest, chose art critic Shana Nys Dambrot as her plus one, and this is their wonderful conversation.Show notes and  Shana’s five places:1. Chateau Marmont (in the 80s and 90s). 2. Self Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine (Palisades). 3. Downtown Library Art (Docent Tours). 4. Getty Villa (and Getty Center).5. L.A. Flower Mart...2023-09-2146 minFIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.11: Gary BasemanWatch this episode on YouTube  |follow us on instagramLos Angeles native Gary Baseman is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the human condition through fine art, illustration, performance, film, fashion, and toy design. Known for his raw style and humor, his art has appeared in international publications (The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The New York Times, TIME, Rolling Stone), games and toys (Cranium), digital collectibles (VeVe), and in the ABC/Disney animated series and feature film “Teacher’s Pet,” for which he was creator and executive producer. Baseman’s awards include multiple Emmys, a British Academy of Film...2023-08-1749 minDigital Underground NetworkDigital Underground Network#7 the DARK TRUTH about GANGSTALKING: told from the perspective of a noir Los Angeles Private InvestigatorJohn Hyperion is an independent private investigator based in Los Angeles; where he indulges in the nightlife and part times as DJ/Music producer. In this story, we follow John through the beginning of his journey finding out about the sick fucks doing gang stalking in what has finally become a declassified operation: gangstalking Gangstalking is a term used to describe a conspiracy theory that involves a group of people, called "gangstalkers," who harass and stalk an individual with the intent to cause harm. The alleged gangstalkers are said to be part of a larger network or organization, which...2023-06-2005 minIDENTIDADES x Love Letter Los AngelesIDENTIDADES x Love Letter Los AngelesTune in to Love Letter Los Angeles for an Exciting Interview with Singer-Songwriter and Actor Angel Peaches!Music lovers, mark your calendars! Love Letter Los Angeles is thrilled to announce an upcoming episode featuring the talented Angel Peaches, a Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter and actor. Join us on Thursday, March 16th at 8:30 PM as Angel talks about her journey in the music industry and her passion for cultural sounds and movements that keep us grounded and shining from the inside out. She'll also be discussing her latest single "SĂ­gueme Bailando" and her latest project, Combi Darks, a gothic cumbia frenzy that combines influences from Mexico's electronic sound system culture with moody and melancholic undertones. Don't miss t...2023-04-2027 minIDENTIDADES x Love Letter Los AngelesIDENTIDADES x Love Letter Los AngelesJoin us for an inspiring conversation with a talented street performer, clown, and juggler on Love Letter Los Angeles podcast!Get ready for an exciting episode of Love Letter Los Angeles podcast as we interview a super talented street performer, clown, and juggler. If you attended our last potluck and art show, you may recognize him as one of the clowns who performed for us that night. In this episode, we'll be chatting with him about his incredible journey as an artist, including a fun fact that he took a break from art for several years before coming to LA and reigniting his passion! Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation that will leave you feeling motivated and inspired...2023-04-2029 minFIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.08: Laurie LiptonShow notes and Laurie’s five places:This interview was recorded on December 22, 2022The Getty MuseumLACMAPacific Coast Highway aka California State Route 1 and 3b. HummingbirdsThe Pacific Ocean, the largest and deepest of Earth's five oceanic divisions. And that famous L.A. light quality, as described by Patt Morrison in the L.A. Times: You’ve noticed it, right? There’s just something about L.A.’s lightTrader Joe’s (and fresh produce in general, especially avocados!)Also mentioned in this episode:The Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van EyckArt for art’s sake2023-03-1637 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastAikido and SpiritualityThe Aiki Dojo Podcast - Aikido and Spirituality In this episode of the Aiki Dojo podcast, we discuss Aikido and the role spirituality plays in its practice. Aikido is not a religion, a dojo is not a church and the teacher is not a guru. However, Aikido does have a heavy spiritual component. People often think that Aikido is more of a spiritual martial art because there is no competition. It is true that Aikido does not have competition but at its core it is still a martial art. If this is the case, then what role...2023-01-171h 04The Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastHow to Handle InjuriesThe Aiki Dojo Podcast - How to Handle Injuries In this episode of the Aiki Dojo podcast, we discuss injuries in Aikido training. At some point or another, every person will experience an injury in their Aikido training. Injuries occur because of one or a combination of three factors: nage error, uke error or teacher error. Injuries are one of the greatest teachers in our training because, often times, an injury is our first real “challenge.” Injuries test our perseverance, dedication and passion for studying our art. Injuries should be approached with care as not addressing them can...2022-12-021h 04LifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los AngelesLifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los Angeles131. Exploring This Ugly Beautiful City with Kristen131. Sometimes you have to get through an ugly exterior to discover a beautiful interior. That is often the case when it comes to Los Angeles according to our guest today, Kristin from the blog This Ugly Beautiful City. This Ugly Beautiful City is an itinerary-focused travel blog that features travel tips and guides for anyone exploring Los Angeles, from a local to a first-time tourist, who is passionate about food, art, and culture.  In this interview Kristin further explains the concept behind her blog and the term This Ugly Beautiful City and  If you want to find out more about Ca...2022-11-1636 minALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryCreators in Residence ShowcaseThis event marks the culmination of the inaugural Los Angeles Public Library Creators in Residence, highlighting new original work by photographer Kwasi Boyd-Bouldin and visual artist River Garza. Rooted in the Black community and Indigenous Tongva community respectively, Boyd-Bouldin and Garza have produced thoughtful, reflective, gorgeous works in response to their explorations of the Los Angeles Public Library system over the past year. In this conversation, the two artists will discuss their approach to making art, how they were inspired by the library's mission and role in L.A.’s diverse neighborhoods, and ways of seeing the city we call ho...2022-10-1700 minThe Altura PodcastThe Altura PodcastEpisode 5: Summer Bernal & SEKDuality comes in twos, opposites and many variations. For example: up and down, love and hate, war and peace, or like the exhibit at Altura LA, it's named after: “Beauty and Fear.” On this episode of The Altura Podcast we sitdown with “Beauty and Fear” exhibit curator Summer Bernal and graffiti artist, musician, late-night walker, poet and painter, Sek. Summer talks to us about why duality was the theme of choice for this show, the reason for bringing Pavel Acevedo, Viktor Rosas and Sek together for the “Beauty and Fear” show, and her curatorial decisions when finding art and artisits for...2022-09-1348 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastIs Aikido Real Budo?The Aiki Dojo Podcast - Is Aikido Real Budo? In this episode of the Aiki Dojo podcast, we discusses the concept of Aikido and Budo. Many think people think that for something to be a true Budo art that it has to involve killing and with that definition Aikido does not qualify. Ito Sensei discusses what it means to be “Budo” and how Aikido is in fact Budo. Budo is not the “art of killing” but rather the art of true self-development. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/RL3EJnsbYSI The Aiki Dojo Podcast...2022-09-071h 16FIVE PLACES L.A.FIVE PLACES L.A.03: Sam LubellSam ’s five placesBahooka and Rufus the fish. Bahooka closing, and video tour. Rufus the Pacu fish eating a carrot. Carousel restaurant and Sam’s New York Times piece about amazing food in strip malls.Elysian Park, Griffith Park, and the LA Police Academy GardenThe Bonaventure HotelThe Magic CastleAlso Mentioned in this episode“Tip the world over on its side and everything loose will land in Los Angeles.” - Frank Lloyd WrightWatts TowersFarnam House Santa MonicaSlab City and Salvation Mountain near Salton SeaHollywood vibe...2022-09-0158 minThe Artist Business PlanThe Artist Business PlanCoast-to-Coast Art with Kristin MooreIn this episode of the Artist Business Plan we sit down with Kristin Moore to discuss what it means to be your own LLC. Learn about the ways to incorporate your inspiration and how the art markets vary from coast to coast when you tune into this lovely episode.Guest: Kristin Moore was born in Houston, Texas in 1990. She received her BA in Art from St. Edward's University in Austin in 2013 and her MFA from Otis College of Art & Design in Los Angeles in 2016. Kristin’s paintings can be found in collections across the globe. She has ha...2022-08-0235 minThe Altura PodcastThe Altura PodcastEpisode 4: MasticaMastica is a migratory pop-up dinner concept by Ivan Trejo. The menu is as stable as the location. Los Angeles being a melting pot of people, food and culture developed his taste palette, technique, and creativity to be just as diverse. Mastica is a “world chew. It’s everything all mixed into one.” Ivan Trejo and Nicolas Ortiz stop by to talk to the Altura LA boys of passions, age gaps, Nico's moonlighting as a Paisa Boys model and so much more. Mezcal bottle included. Mastica IG: @masticacalifornia Welcome to The Altura Podcast! Altura is an...2022-07-291h 49AIAA Los Angeles Section PodcastAIAA Los Angeles Section Podcast(2022 April 16) Aerospace Art with James Vaughan: Aerospace - Defense Illustration - putting the 'G-Whiz' back in Aerospace Illustration (interview by Mr. Rod Pyle)00:00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:07:53 James Vaughan and Rod Pyle01:18:19 Q&A01:53:39 AdjournEvent Information: https://conta.cc/3CNeRGcYouTube AIAA LA-LV Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCJrx_vB7oxnU6T1yinEapgVideo Recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cmezyu3Uq5EOn AIAA LA-LV Website: (with additional information)https://www.aiaa-lalv.org/2022-april-16-aerospace-art-with-james-vaughan-aerospace-defense-illustration-putting-the-g-whiz-back-in-aerospace-illustration-interview-by-mr-rod-pyle/Also on https://aiaa-lalv.org/video James Vaughan ——————— AIAA LA-LV Podcasts (audio):(also see the audio recording upload below)https://rss.co...2022-04-171h 53AIAA Los Angeles Section PodcastAIAA Los Angeles Section Podcast(2022 March 26) Women in Space Art: Reception and Grand Opening for the Virtual GalleryRSVP and Information: https://conta.cc/3C7qp6xYouTube AIAA LA-LV Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCJrx_vB7oxnU6T1yinEapg Video Recording on YouTube: On AIAA LA-LV Website: (with additional information) Also on https://aiaa-lalv.org/video and, On the AIAA LA LV Section Engage website: (with additional information) ——————— AIAA LA-LV Podcasts (audio): (also see the audio recording upload below) (This event) https://rss.com/podcasts/aiaa-losangeles-lasvegas/ https://podc...2022-03-281h 55St. Andrew\'s Society of Los Angeles PodcastSt. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles PodcastSt. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles Podcast with renowned Artist, Gerard BurnsThis week we sit down with Artist Gerard Burns, who is featured in the National Galleries of Scotland.  Join host Jowanna Lewis and cohost Eilidh Miller as we talk with the artist and painter Gerard Burns.  Gerard is one of Scotland's Leading Portrait Artists and has been the Artist of choice for dignitaries such as Nicola Sturgeon, with celebrities such as Brian Cox, Alan Cumming, Ewan MacGregor and, also has a charitable side in which he has donated much of his work to help the homeless and has started projects to help feed some of the world's most impoverished co...2022-02-0241 minLifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los AngelesLifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los Angeles102. Hacking LA's Mind Boggling Immersive Art Park with Swami, CEO of Wisdome102. We have some incredible entertainment in Los Angeles but some things take it to a whole other level and when you experience them, you realize again, just how lucky we are to live in this city. Made up of 5 massive geo dome bubbles in the Arts District, the Wisdome is a huge and immersive art and music park.  Combining art, music, technology, spirituality and much more, Wisdome transports you to another time and place and feels like the bridge between todays reality and tomorrows promised metaverse. It really is impossible to do this place justice with just a description but we...2022-01-2650 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Art of Peace vs. The Art of WarThe Aiki Dojo Podcast - The Art of Peace vs. The Art of War In this episode of the Aiki Dojo podcast, we again discuss a topic presented by a listener. This listener wants to understand how one should reconcile O’Sensei’s philosophy of peace and non-violence with certain Aikido techniques and movements which seem aggressive and contrary to his philosophies. Ito Sensei gives his take on what “peace” means and how it is more of an internal state of being rather than a physical action. The Aiki Dojo Podcast goal is to translate traditio...2021-12-0759 minLifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los AngelesLifeHacksLA - Hacking the Best of Los Angeles97. Sneakertopia LA Sneaker & Hip Hop Culture with Steve Harris97. Steve Harris has been devoted to sneakers and hip hop since their inceptions as culture movements out of NYC where he is originally from. And after carving out a successful career here in Los Angeles as filmmaker and a producer, that includes winning an Emmy, he has returned to that passion. Along with his co-founder Steve Brown, he opened Sneakertopia, a Los Angeles based interactive art museum dedicated to the culture of everything sneakers, including music, fashion, film and art.   In this interview we sit down with Steve at the Sneakertopia museum and he describes how it started, what you c...2021-11-2422 minThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Aiki Dojo PodcastThe Art of Being a StudentThe Aiki Dojo Podcast - The Art of Being a Student In this week’s episode of the Aiki Dojo podcast, we discuss another topic presented from a listener. Listener Chris asks, “What does it mean to be a student in a traditional art.” Ito Sensei explains that being a student is an art in and of itself. He discusses that to be thought of as a “good” student requires that the student not only be committed but also that they do the right thing at the right time. Just those two things alone require so much that in pu...2021-11-191h 17LA Review of BooksLA Review of BooksMatthew Specktor’s “Always Crashing in the Same Car: On Art, Crisis, and Los Angeles, California”Matthew Specktor, one of the founding editors of the Los Angeles Review of Books, joins Kate Wolf and Medaya Ocher to discuss his newest book, Always Crashing in the Same Car: On Art, Crisis, and Los Angeles, California. A memoir and cultural history, Always Crashing explores the work and lives of writers, actors, directors, and musicians who straddle the line between success and anonymity, and whose careers, though majestic, still leave questions about what might have been had circumstances or, in many cases, their temperaments, been different. These include the screenwriters Eleanor Perry and Carole Eastman, the novelist Thomas McGuane...2021-08-2053 minLooking Good, a talk show on Entrepreneurs & Creatives Who Do It All --- Despite It AllLooking Good, a talk show on Entrepreneurs & Creatives Who Do It All --- Despite It AllScent Whisper Sue Phillips talks Fragrance, Maria Groezinger and Alexis Jones on Making Sustainable Size Inclusive Fashion in Los AngelesTune In for the Fragrance, Stay for the Fashion!    Meet the Scent Whisper, helping  heal those who suffered Covid 19 smell  loss!   Meet Sue Phillips, who is known lately as the "Scent Whisperer!"  Her  signature works are with Burberry and Tiffany, today, she is healing  people with helping regain their sense of smell, lost due to Covid 19.  T. Coffee will be telling her magical story LIVE from her House of  Fragrance on 64th Street in Manhattan, a must see.  ⠀ SUE PHILLIPS BOOK POWER OF PERFUME https://www.amazon.com/Power-Perfume-Sue-Phillips/dp/1736313436 Meet Alexis R...2021-06-251h 07D33JAY ARTD33JAY ARTLOS ANGELES AZULES MIX(DJ ADOLFO)LOS ANGELES AZULES MIX(DJ ADOLFO) by D33JAY ART2021-06-1120 minUrban Art PodcastUrban Art Podcast#7 - Le Diamantaire : sessions collages Ă  Los AngelesDes diamants en deux dimensions, faits de miroirs recyclĂ©s et parfaitement symĂ©triques. C’est le symbole de l’artiste Le Diamantaire, qui parsĂšme les murs de nombreuses villes dans le monde. Parmi elles : Los Angeles. InvitĂ© en 2013 par l’artiste amĂ©ricain Kai, Le Diamantaire se lance Ă  l'assaut de la CitĂ© des Anges avec Combo, pour envahir les rues de leurs collages. Alors que l’art urbain semble peu prĂ©sent dans la ville Ă  cette Ă©poque, Le Diamantaire dĂ©couvre une autre conception de l’art, davantage considĂ©rĂ© comme un produit marchand.  Plongez dans le cƓur artistique...2021-04-0216 minWelcome to UniontownWelcome to UniontownEpisode 07: Dr. Melina AbdullahProfessor and proud California Faculty Association union member, Dr. Melina Abdullah joins us on this episode of Welcome to Uniontown. From recounting her roots in labor that sparked her childhood love of unions to discussing sacrifices endured by grassroots organizers, we learn what has inspired and shaped her field of study as an academic scholar, her teachings as an educator, and her activism as a Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter - Los Angeles.   A podcast from the Los Angeles County of Labor, AFL-CIO. Produced by Hugo Romero, Christian Castro, and Scarlett Ying S...2021-03-3146 minWelcome to UniontownWelcome to UniontownEpisode 05: Rev. James M. Lawson Jr.In this episode of Welcome to Uniontown, we're joined by activist and scholar Reverend James M. Lawson Jr., who was a leading theoretician and tactician of nonviolence within the Civil Rights movement. We learn the reason he left the South to come to Los Angeles, look back on his memories of getting arrested with CA State Senator (and former LA Fed President) Maria Elena Durazo, and hear the advice he has to bestow to young organizers.   A podcast from the Los Angeles County of Labor, AFL-CIO. Produced by Hugo Romero, Christian Castro, and Sca...2021-02-2237 minThe Carla PodcastThe Carla PodcastEpisode 22: Simphiwe NdzubeIn this episode, host Lindsay Preston Zappas talks to L.A. based artist Simphiwe Ndzube. Ndzube talks about his childhood growing up in South Africa and how as an artist he uses his Magical Realist style to blend past experiences with fantasy. Ndzube talks about following his inner child as an intuitive guide to his art making which blends sculpture, painting, and assemblage. Ndzube discusses art-making as a tool for unpacking traumas, and how he uses his own practice to process past experiences. “The work is so much based on the openness. I do not...2021-02-061h 09ALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryALOUD @ Los Angeles Public LibraryCollaboration & Innovation: Mixografia’s Revolutionary PrintmakingIn the first program of a new two-part series on Collaboration & Innovation, ALOUD is excited to explore the rich history of one of L.A.’s foremost artistic workshops. Mixografia is a fine arts printer and publisher founded and run by the Remba family for three generations. Moving from Mexico City to Los Angeles, Mixografia’s three-dimensional printing technique has evolved over 40 years to expand printmaking possibilities for artists and to make art more accessible through its innovative print runs. How does such technology impact art? What does it mean for an artist to have their vision altered by the crea...2020-11-2056 minWelcome to UniontownWelcome to UniontownEpisode 03: Maxine WatersWe welcome inspirational role model Congressmember "Aunty" Maxine Waters to Uniontown. She joins us not just to discuss her early days as a garment worker to a transformational leader in Los Angeles and our country, but ALSO to pull the receipts on her haters and the current administration. A podcast from the Los Angeles County of Labor, AFL-CIO.Produced by Hugo Romero, Christian Castro, and Scarlett YingSound Editing: Jared Batty (of IATSE Local 33)Music: The Nightwatchman - Union Town. Special thanks to Tom Morello (of Rage Against the M...2020-11-0145 minElevated Magazines: Luxury Living-Lifestyles-VELVET-Jetsetter-Yachts-Wine, Spirits & Cuisine-Life-Luxury Real Estate-Home, Architecture & Design-Art-Automotive-SnowElevated Magazines: Luxury Living-Lifestyles-VELVET-Jetsetter-Yachts-Wine, Spirits & Cuisine-Life-Luxury Real Estate-Home, Architecture & Design-Art-Automotive-SnowCindy Ambuehl-Compass Real Estate Los AngelesAn amazing conversation with the unparalleled, exceptional, leading luxury realtor, Cindy Ambuehl of Compass Real Estate Los Angeles, at one of the most unique moments in time in the history of luxury real estate. CindyAmbuelGroup.com.Cindy Ambuehl is arguably LA’s most sought-after real estate professional, consistently ranking as a top producer in one of the world’s most competitive luxury markets while retaining the trust of the area’s savviest homebuyers, sellers, and fellow agents. 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