In The Pipeline: A Huntington Beach Podcast

This week Chris visits with the dynamic mother/daughter team behind Heirloom, a Modern Farmhouse, one of the most talked-about new restaurants in Huntington Beach (and Orange County!)

Former Mayor Keith Bohr local businessman Johnny Nosich have a big idea for a small corner of the Huntington Beach pier.  

The Great Pacific Airshow will be here in just a few weeks and so Chris talks with the man in charge, Kevin Elliot (who reveals some surprises about the amazing show).

Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist John McFee has been a primary member of the Doobie Brothers for 40 years. Before that he played on albums by Elvis Costello, Van Morrison and many others while also playing in the seminal band, Clover. But before THAT he attended both Huntington Beach and Marina High School.

Playboy centerfold, actress and model Dona Speir had some dangerous secrets growing up in and around Huntington Beach in the 1970s and 80s. She shares many of them in her new book, "Naked Truth," which she discusses in depth with Chris.

Forty years ago this month, a Huntington Beach family experienced the worst tragedy imaginable. But Robin Samsoe's legacy lives on.

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright jr. came to Huntington Beach with a big dream, but left in tears. All that remains is a tombstone.

Why In The Pipeline? Why now? Chris explains...