Luke Zamperini and Off-Ramp fly in the last B-24; Temple Grandin and an ABC journalist consider autism; we tour a homeless camp along the Arroyo Seco.
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• 6:38
Tiki Ti to reopen tonight after scaring the board shorts off their fans with that "closed indefinitely" thing.
Van Dyke Parks talks with Off-Ramp about Song Cycle, Songs Cycled, Brian Wilson, and pretty much everything else.
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• 5:56
Luke Zamperini flies in the last airworthy B-24, the same kind of plane his dad flew in World War 2.
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• 7:18
Meet ABC's Robert Moran, one of the few journalists who've "come out" about their austism.
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• 3:55
Famed autism activist Temple Grandin says that kids like her who were made to deliver newspapers and ride horses are better off for not being sheltered.
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• 4:30
If you’ve driven to Pasadena in the last year, you’ve probably seen them near the 110 Freeway: tents, tarps and camps along the banks of the Arroyo Seco.
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• 5:15
Tom Carroll, host of YouTube's "Tom Explores Los Angeles," will lead a 16-mile walk Wednesday down one of Los Angeles' most iconic streets.
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• 4:38
It's Frank McDonough's job at the LA County Arboretum to field questions from residents, and he's getting 3-5 questions every day about the drought.His answers may surprise you.
This weekend, songwriter, composer, singer, legendary producer and Off-Ramp favorite Van Dyke Parks performs what he says will be his last ever shows behind a piano.
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• 5:24
You missed a rare local performance by Billy the Mime. Read this to find out why you shouldn't miss the next one.
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• 5:03
Milton Love, Off-Ramp's resident marine biologist, turns his expertise to our project #ISeeChange, and considers whether tropical fish sightings off California prove global warming.
Someone bought 13 postcards from Kennedy's Card Shop in Los Angeles many years ago and never sent them.