Longbeach Quake of ‘33, Sylmar Quake of '71, and Northridge Quake of '94

Between 2010-2019 L.A. lost alot of landmarks. We’re here to talk about some of them

Wallichs Music City, Rockaway Records, Tower Records and Amoeba Records

The Queen Mary

We ask our fans: What do you like most about Angelenos? And What should someone not from here be aware of to make their stay as agreeable as possible?

Valhalla Memorial Park, Hollywood Forever, and Forest Lawn

the Spike Jones grocery story of La Crescenta,, Antonia Futterer, the Thunderbirds and the Alphabet Bomber

Fosters Freeze, Baskin-Robbins, Fosselman’s, Thrifty’s

Judy Garland and the rise of old Hollywood, then Roger Corman and the rise of New Hollywood

The Murder at Sleepy Lagoon and the Zoot Suit Riots

Angeles National Forest and Santa Monica Mountains

The freeways of Los Angeles and the displacement it caused

Angelyne, Dennis Woodruff, the Amazing Criswell, William Money and David Liebe Hart

Harrison Gray Otis, the Chandlers and the L.A. Times

Travel Town, St. Vincent Court, the Venice Mosaic Tile House, the Max Factory Hollywood Museum, the Great Wall of Los Angeles

the Point Vicente and Fermin lighthouses, the Fox Theater, Clemente Clem, the Hernandez house haunting and the Vanderlip mansion

Taco Bell, Zankou Chicken, Western Bagel, In-N-Out and Panda Express

Abba Zaba bar, Jack’s Wholesale, Littlejohn’s, Edelweiss, Fugetsu-do, See’s Candies, and some parties and celebrations through the decades

“Fighting Bob” Shuler, “Slapsy” Maxie, “Greek” George Caralambo, “Two Gun” Davis and “Machine Gun” Walker

Greg & Daniel talk about the Housing Crisis in L.A.