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'Survive Mola mola!' teaches ocean ecology. Off-Ramp for March 28, 2015
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'Survive Mola mola!' teaches ocean ecology. Off-Ramp for March 28, 2015

Kevin Ferguson talks about the hot new app game 'Survive Mola mola!' with Molly Peterson and Milton Love; John talks with Assemblyman Gatto about avoiding the horrors of probate.

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Kevin Ferguson talks about the hot new app game Survive! Mola Mola with Molly Peterson and Milton Love; John talks with Assemblyman Gatto about avoiding the horrors of probate.

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Photographer (foot fetish) Elmer Batters and illustrator (strong-woman fetish) Eric Stanton get their due in a new show at the Taschen Gallery.
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"Survive! Mola mola!” is a video game that lets kids be a fish fighting for survival. We talked with KPCC's environment correspondent and a marine biologist to find out how accurate it is.
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Kahlil Joseph's "Double Conscience" and Sturtevant's "Double Trouble" ask big questions at MOCA in Downtown LA.
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Legendary Los Angeles weatherman George Fischbeck talks to Patt Morrison about his new book, "My Life In Weather."
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If you have elderly parents who own a home, there's one word that strikes fear in your heart: probate.
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"My go-around would have been significantly less terrifying if the pilot had said something. Anything. The absolute worst thing is to leave a scared passenger his or her own imagination."
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William Pope.L's "Trinket" — at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary — is just a flag in the wind, but it's also so much more.
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Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, George Harrison — none of them would sound quite like they do without Del Casher, who lives in Burbank.
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The Buena Vista Museum of Natural History is the only museum anywhere that documents the geology, zoology and paleontology of California’s great San Joaquin Valley.
A 100-mile-plus mile drive from Los Angeles will take you to Santa Barbara. It will also take you to Encinitas, or Big Bear Lake. Or it can take you to Bakersfield.
In a richer city, maybe the historic, pristine Woolworth's would have been torn down or irretrievably modernized. Not in Bakersfield.
Dunes is made up of former members of Mika Miko and Abe Vigoda. "Circles" is a new single, produced by David Scott Stone
If Bakersfield doesn’t yet have its own school of painting, it’s certainly taking the right steps toward creating one.