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  • Jon SooHoo The Man Behind Sports' Most Iconic Photos

    Jon SooHoo The Man Behind Sports' Most Iconic Photos
    Sep 19 2025
    Jon SooHoo is in his 41st year as the Dodgers photographer and he has spent nearly half a century capturing the iconic historic sports moments in Los Angeles. An L.A. native, SooHoo is also the grandson of the founder of Chinatown in DTLA, Peter SooHoo. Hear how his unique experiences framed his one-of-a-kind perspective on capturing the greatest photographs in modern Los Angeles history.
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    55 min
  • The State of L.A. according to Monica Rodriguez

    The State of L.A. according to Monica Rodriguez
    Sep 12 2025
    Born in East L.A., raised in San Fernando, CD7 Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez is passionate, prepared, and persistent about positive change in L.A. and the impact she's already had on her district is palpable. Starting with one of her mantras, "A Clean City is a Safe City," Monica has strong thoughts about improving Los Angeles, especially in light of a difficult 2025.
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    52 min
  • Building an L.A. Dynasty w/ Rams President Kevin Demoff

    Building an L.A. Dynasty w/ Rams President Kevin Demoff
    Sep 5 2025
    L.A. native and Rams president Kevin Demoff joins the show to discuss his instrumental role in moving the Rams back to Los Angeles in 2016, clearing the way for Sofi Stadium to become an L.A. landmark. Demoff discusses the importance of continuing to grow his L.A. fan base and takes us through how he built a Super Bowl-winning organization, and why he's excited about the Rams in 2025 and beyond.
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    52 min
  • Rick Caruso on the Future of L.A., Leadership. . .and is he running for Mayor?

    Rick Caruso on the Future of L.A., Leadership. . .and is he running for Mayor?
    Aug 29 2025
    L.A. native Rick Caruso has built some of L.A.'s most popular destinations: The Grove, Americana at Brand, the Commons in Calabasas. We dive into the origin story that created his leadership style and how he's able to continue growth in an often-difficult, legislatively & politically, Los Angeles. We also highlight SteadfastLA, Rick's non-profit that is building homes and providing small business grants to communities devastated by the wildfires. And of course, we want to know, is Rick Caruso potentially the next Mayor or Governor?
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    47 min
  • From War Zones to Devil in the Desert: ABC’s Matt Gutman

    From War Zones to Devil in the Desert: ABC’s Matt Gutman
    Aug 22 2025
    When there is danger or crisis anywhere in the world, ABC's chief national correspondent, Matt Gutman is there. He shares intimate and harrowing stories from Afghanistan to Iraq to Israel. . . to back home in the Mojave Desert where his "Devil in Desert" podcast reached #1 on the charts.
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    1 h et 6 min
  • Back to School with the Principal of Comedy, Eddie Gorton

    Back to School with the Principal of Comedy, Eddie Gorton
    Aug 15 2025
    In this episode, we sit down with Eddie Gorton, a school principal by day and stand-up comedian by night! Eddie shares how he balances two separate worlds, some of the funniest moments he shares on stage, and how laughter plays a role in his approach to leadership and life.
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    47 min
  • Nothing is off limits with comedian Jim Jeffries!

    Nothing is off limits with comedian Jim Jeffries!
    Aug 8 2025
    *Parental Advisory, Explicit Language* Global phenomenon Jim Jefferies stops by the I AM Studios for an intimate, hilarious, fun interview. No topic is off-limits, and Jim is at his endearing & engaging best for a two-hour conversation that could have gone 20 hours. From his background in Australia to his favorite things to do & places to eat in L.A., Jim truly shows off the wit & intelligence that led to him being one of the most renowned comedy figures in L.A...and the World!
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    2 h et 4 min
  • LAX is terrible… Is $30 billion enough to fix it?!?

    LAX is terrible… Is $30 billion enough to fix it?!?
    Aug 1 2025
    LAX serves more than 80 million passengers per year... and it's terrible. Dingy, crowded, inefficient, slow - can this airport possibly serve as a beacon for the world as L.A. hosts the World Cup, Super Bowl, and 2028 Olympics? The good news is that a $30 billion transformation is in progress, but will it be enough to avoid the pratfalls of flying in what Reddit calls "a pathetic dump of an airport?" In short, can LAX be fixed?
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    33 min