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Honey, I shrunk the strip club! Off-Ramp for September 20, 2014
Off-Ramp with John Rabe Hero Image
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Dan Carino
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Episode 6767
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Honey, I shrunk the strip club! Off-Ramp for September 20, 2014

The miniature art of Sunland's Alan Wolfson; the High Desert horse rescue hurt by Erin Corwin's murder; It's so hot ... we collected It's So Hot jokes; Charles Burns shows us the Sugar Skull inside the Hive.

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White Rock Ranch Horse Rescue's Isabella Megli with Mystic (RH Greene)
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The miniature art of Sunland's Alan Wolfson; the High Desert horse rescue hurt by Erin Corwin's murder; It's so hot ... we collected It's So Hot jokes; Charles Burns shows us the Sugar Skull inside the Hive.

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Dateline, 1914: A Los Angeles Times headline exclaimed "Wagonload of Dreams Seized!" and referred to the drug as "Indian Hemp."
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"Dear Taylor, wazzup? How's life? Eat any pie lately? Caught any pie thieves?" Funny, but not history.
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An interview about his new graphic novel in which Charles Burns says, "...my sweltering, swelling, itching brain ... hasn't changed at all."
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Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with KPCC's Sharon McNary about the new law requiring California drivers to give bicyclists 3-feet of space when passing.
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R.H. Greene takes us to the High Desert's White Rock Ranch Horse Rescue, where Marine wife Erin Corwin bonded with a horse before her murder.
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“What I’m trying to do is, I’m trying to give you scenery, lighting and enough props so you can come up with your own narrative… so you can put on your own show.”
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On Sept. 27, the West Adams Heritage Association hosts its annual Living History Tour of Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, where hundreds of historic figures are buried.
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Today, 'Crime' video games are violent enough to scare away plenty of parents, but back in the '40s, it was crime comic books that filled the violent media role.
It's so hot ... that even public radio is trying to be funny. Help us out! If you have a joke, share it with us on social media: #ItsSoHot
Off-Ramp is the only radio show with a sketch artist. This time, Mike Sheehan takes us to a night at the Hollywood Bowl with Elvis Costello.