Our Lady of the Ladle -- On DVD; Nunsense; Sweet Deal; The Making of "Sweet Land"; Eeny Meenie Mighty Mo; Menorah on a Mazda; OCMA Biennial; Reporter's Notebook; Mars Water Sponsor; A Public Good-Bye; Call Sheet; WEB EXTRA: Eye of the Tiger
Our Lady of the Ladle -- On DVD
Los Angeles Times food writer Russ Parsons and John Rabe watch the DVDs of Julia Child's first food show,"The French Chef."
Nunsense
We talk with Maripat Donovan, the creator of "Late Nite Catechism," about her new holiday special "Sister's Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi's Gold."
Sweet Deal
John talks with the director of the film "Sweet Land" about how this un-Hollywood romance flick got made.
The Making of "Sweet Land"
Five years ago John Rabe filed this story about the making of "Sweet Land."
Eeny Meenie Mighty Mo
John Rabe talks with "Mighty Mo" Orozco, a 10-year-old boxing champion from Long Beach.
Menorah on a Mazda
Just in time for Hanukkah, we talk with a rabbi about his car-top menorah.
OCMA Biennial
John Rabe talks to up-and-coming multimedia artist Shana Lutker.
Reporter's Notebook
KPCC reporter Ilsa Setziol will talk about restoring the Owens River Valley.
Mars Water Sponsor
This Web site was brought to you from Mars Water, Off-Ramp's newest "sponsor." Take a listen to the "ad" from the company that's bringing you water from Mars.
A Public Good-Bye
This week, Los Angeles County buried almost 1,700 people in a potter's grave. The annual mass burial is for people who died without a family that could claim their remains or that could afford a private burial. KPCC reporter Rachael Myrow takes us to the service.
Call Sheet
The Call Sheet gang weighs Mel Gibson's Oscar chances.
WEB EXTRA: Eye of the Tiger
Mighty Mo puts up his dukes with his championship belt.