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AirTalk

AirTalk for September 5, 2002

Listen 1:49:03
Citybeat With Jill Stewart of New Times LA; Orange County Edition; The History of Striptease
Citybeat With Jill Stewart of New Times LA; Orange County Edition; The History of Striptease

Citybeat With Jill Stewart of New Times LA; Orange County Edition; The History of Striptease

Citybeat With Jill Stewart of New Times LA

AirTalk for September 5, 2002

Larry Mantle speaks with Jill Stewart about what she views as the cult of victimhood surrounding September 11th, candidates or the next chief of the LAPD, Frank Gehry's decision not to open his offices at Playa Vista, and the new Cathedral in LA.

Orange County Edition

AirTalk for September 5, 2002

Larry speaks with Orange County Register staff reporter Chris Reed about the county grand jury probe against District Attorney Tony Rackauckas, the 91-Freeway's possible toll-road sale, the feud between Sheriff Carona and Police Chief Walters, and the Capistrano Unified School District's ban on junk food and soda.

The History of Striptease

AirTalk for September 5, 2002

Larry Mantle talks with author and dancer Toni Bentley about her new book Sisters of Salome (Yale University Press). It tells the provocative story of Salome, and details the “Salomania” craze of the nineteenth century. www.tonibentley.com During this period, four women brought the story of Salome to life, each escaping convention and creating her own freedom and notoriety. These performances became the forerunners of modern-day burlesque and the striptease. Local Exotic Dancer Emma Kiss also joins the discussion. www.emmakiss.com.