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Off-Ramp

Three miracles move The Jazz Bakery closer to a new home in Culver City

By Off-Ramp Staff
Published Feb 23, 2012
Ruth Price, owner of The Jazz Bakery; Scott Malsin, mayor of Culver City; and KPCC's John Rabe. The dog is Pork Chop, a rescue from Taiwan who is deaf, and so, alas, can't hear jazz.
Ruth Price, owner of The Jazz Bakery; Scott Malsin, mayor of Culver City; and KPCC's John Rabe. The dog is Pork Chop, a rescue from Taiwan who is deaf, and so, alas, can't hear jazz.
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Gregory Dahl
)

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Over 11 years and 570 episodes, John Rabe and Team Off-Ramp scoured SoCal for the people, places, and ideas whose stories needed to be told, and the show became a love-letter to Los Angeles. Now, John is sharing selections from the Off-Ramp vault to help you explore this imperfect paradise.

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Three miracles move The Jazz Bakery closer to a new home in Culver City
Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with The Jazz Bakery's founder, Ruth Price, about three strokes of great fortune putting Culver City on track to having a new Jazz Bakery in a couple years: a gift of land from the city - right next to the Kirk Douglas Theatre - plus a $2-million Annenberg grant, and a commitment from celebrity architect Frank Gehry to design the place.

Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with The Jazz Bakery's founder, Ruth Price, about three strokes of great fortune putting Culver City on track to having a new Jazz Bakery in a couple years: a gift of land from the city - right next to the Kirk Douglas Theatre - plus a $2-million Annenberg grant, and a commitment from celebrity architect Frank Gehry to design the place.

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