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Garrison Keillor's exit interview, bootleg In-N-Out, Lakers' new coach
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Episode 13648
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Garrison Keillor's exit interview, bootleg In-N-Out, Lakers' new coach

Garrison Keillor looks back on decades of Prairie Home, the Lakers hire their 4th coach in as many years and we taste test CaliBurger, Pasadena's newest In-N-Out Clone

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Garrison Keillor looks back on decades of Prairie Home, the Lakers hire their 4th coach in as many years and we taste test CaliBurger, Pasadena's newest In-N-Out Clone

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Our exit interview with Garrison Keillor, who is leaving "A Prairie Home Companion" after 42 years, with a show of duets at the Hollywood Bowl on July 1.
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"For me as a teenager, when I turned on the radio and heard 'This American Life,' what I thought was, 'Oh my gosh, this is something that includes me.' When 'A Prairie Home Companion' was on the radio, I did not feel welcomed by it."
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John Rabe talks with Off-Ramp commentator Milton Love, a marine biologist at UCSB, about the accuracy in Pixar's animated movies — and why Dory might have brain parasites.
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Fresh from Oakland after the Golden State Warriors loss, Walton talks, briefly. Spoiler: None of the questions are about basketball. Also, one is about burritos.
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CaliBurger opened in 2012 in China, serving "double doubles" and "animal-style fries." After a few years and a legal settlement, the chain has come to SoCal, home of the fast-food burger.
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We've got tips from the Pasadena Humane Society on keeping your dog and cat happy during the heat wave. If you already think it's hot, try wearing a fur coat.
True to their name, "The Right Stuff" is American as apple pie — or Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty, at least.