Artists at Eden's Edge ; Hitting the Links; Holy Gifts; Space Aliens and Sea Fish; Alternate Route; Breaking the Rules of the Road; Driving with the Top Down; The Fast Sandwich; Space Talk; Bozo The Bling-Bling Clown; Dance Legend Remembered; Letters: Civil Disobedience
The Hammer Museum is showing a major exhibit of contemporary art, called Eden's Edge. Matt Greene is one of the featured artists.
Frank Stoltze spends a day at L.A.'s most popular golf course, and runs into one of the first African-Americans to play at Griffith Park, and the would-be next Tiger Woods.
Rico Gagliano tells John Rabe about a homeless man who draws superpowers from the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
Marine biologist Milton Love tells us how tracking fish helped him understand alien abductions.
Jeff Baugh, traffic reporter for KFWB. But what you don't know about him could fill a book. John Rabe reveals his secrets.
Traffic reporter Jeff Baugh talks about how he changed the rules of traffic reporting.
Driving a convertible throws you into some interesting situations. Convertible drivers Sarah McBride and Jennifer Ordonez take Queena along for a drive.
Meet Victorio C. who is perhaps the world's fastest sandwich maker. He's been at Bay Cities Deli for 34 years. Queena Kim went to witness the fast sandwich. Bay Cities Deli 1517 Lincoln Blvd Santa Monica, Calif. 90401 310.395.8279
John talks to KPCC's web developer Chris Spurgeon about his Rose Bowl find: old glass slides of the original government presentation of the moon shot.
Humorist Hank Rosenfeld runs into Bozo the Clown in the parking lot of a Wilshire Blvd. high rise.
Southern California lost a legendary dancer recently. Choreographer and dance teacher Stanley Holden died last month of complications from heart problems and colon cancer.
A listener called-in to ask: Can I get arrested for using the public beaches of Malibu?