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Today on AirTalk, we will start with a TriplePlay as the Dodgers are headed to the World Series. We will cover the largest dam removal in US history which has just been completed in California; we will look back at the history of the iconic LA landmark, The Angels Flight; we will tell you how your home solar panels can help prevent CA blackouts and we'll make sense of the drop in US-Mexico border encounters post-pandemic.   Today on AirTalk: TriplePlay (0:15) California's largest dam removal in US history (11:03) SoCal history: Angels Flight (23:54) What to know about CA Solar power storage (31:56) US-Mexico border encounters drop post-pandemic 43:03) What issue is driving you to the polls? (53:47)

Dennis is joined via Zoom by author Frank DeCaro to discuss his gorgeous and glittery new coffee table book Disco: Music, Movies and Mania Under the Mirror Ball. Frank talks about why he wanted to write about disco, what makes a song a disco song, the MAGA-esque Disco Demolition riot that helped kill disco fever in the U.S. and the long list of unlikely performers who jumped on the disco bandwagon like Bill Cosby, Frank Sinatra, Ethel Merman and the cast of the TV cop show Barnaby Jones. Frank and Dennis also discuss their affection for disco fashion, from polyester shirts to Angels Flight slacks to Jordache jeans to sky-high platforms. Frank also shares the unlikely but meant-to-be story of how he managed to score a Donna Summer interview for the end of his book when Summer herself has been dead since 2012. Other topics include: the head-scratching ubiquity of the Village People, the timeless magic of Saturday Night Fever, disco tchotckes, The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, and the allure of Studio 54, which, as Frank's book describes as "a dictatorship at the door and a democracy on the dance floor."

Has the First Amendment rebounded from the Covid era?  A generation of Americans saw what life was like without it.  And Annie is flying high Wednesday with the Blue Angels.  We are accepting all advice.  

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A pretty nice day in Los Angeles checking out the Angels Flight railway, discovering the Grand Central Market, checking out the Walt Disney Concert Hall and then hitting Griffith Park and the Griffith Observatory to see the Hollywood sign.Then my flight got canceled late at night. Skip the first three minutes if you don't want to hear about my airport adventure.

Welcome back to Eyes on Gilead, our weekly podcast dedicated The Handmaid’s Tale. There’s a LOT going on in this show and we think it helps to talk it out after every episode. Today, we are recapping episodes 1 and 2 of season 4 of The Handmaid’s Tale. Be sure to watch both episodes, as we will analyse them back-to-back. Spoilers, obviously.In these episodes: On the run after the end of Season 3, an injured June and the fugitive Handmaids find refuge at a farm, where the 14-year-old Wife nurses June back to health. June restores her role as the women’s leader. In Gilead, an imprisoned Lawrence tries to avoid a death sentence, and Aunt Lydia reels from the loss of 86 children on Angels’ Flight. The combative Waterfords, in custody in Toronto, learn of June’s feat. THEN June plots revenge at the local Jezebels, before she and the Handmaids plan to leave the farm for the next safe house. In Toronto, Moira deals with the fallout of June’s choices, and Serena and Fred are bound together by a miracle. With two episodes to recap, let's get into it.

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California is a world-class destination for all sorts of travelers—including history buffs. Visitors can find rich historical gems in surprising and delightful ways, from hidden plaques in San Francisco's Portsmouth Square and Chinatown to Angels Flight, a still-operating funicular in downtown Los Angeles that dates back to 1901. Many California cities can trace their roots back to Native peoples, European explorers, the Gold Rush, and a melting pot of cultures that blended over hundreds of years. On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson delves into that history in three iconic California cities: San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Johnson starts out in the City by the Bay, connecting with author and San Francisco historian Gary Kamiya about how the city has played host to bootleggers, the Beat Generation, and everything in between. Next, Johnson speaks with Robert Petersen, host of the Hidden History of Los Angeles podcast, about some little-known aspects of La-La Land culture—including everything from Walt Disney’s favorite haunts to peacock crossings in Arcadia. Finally, Johnson talks to Bill Lawrence, president and CEO of the San Diego History Center, about how the confluence of San Diego's Spanish settlers, the military, science, and popular culture make for a fascinating history lesson—and a one-of-a-kind sightseeing experience.

THE ELECTRIFYING ANGELS FLIGHT by Joy Munson This book is a continuation of "The Electrifying Demise" that Jim Munson wrote, with Joy's(wife) help side by side at the computer in 2008. Joy wrote this sequel in 2020. Jim had a fatal fall in 2018 and left many unfinished manuscripts of other stories and detailed notes and ideas. He had told Joy to destroy them but she did not and one day she made a decision to complete as many of these efforts to completed projects somehow. Today his legacy and my(Joy's) dream are real. Other projects will accompany Jim's legacy as Joy's new exciting career as an author is also Jim's legacy to her. There is a website: HTTP:// http://www.joy-stories.net;also Joy on Facebook; Instagram; and movie trailers, creations by my publisher, MatchStick Literary on YouTube as well this interview and others. Joy was born in 1930 and has lived many exciting memories,i.e. the remnants of the great depression, homes without plumbing and electricity, pandemics of tuberculosis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, red measles, mumps, influenza and now Corona Virus. WWII and poverty were hardships of my generation, needless to mention the many hazards of life in general! I must mention, my parents were wonderful and wise always. https://www.amazon.com/Electrifying-Angels-Flight-Joy-Munson/dp/164858540X www.joy-stories.net http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/jjmunson2.mp3

Mike, Louis, & Megan breakdown the dwindling field for the Belmont Stakes, impressive performances from last weekend, and preview the Ogden Phipps Stakes, The Louisville, The Thor's Echo Handicap, and The Angels Flight. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/horseracinghappyhour/message

Dr. Gary Mullen was the Flight Surgeon for the United States Navy Blue Angels during the 2003 & 2004 air show seasons. On this episode of the Podcast, Dr. Mullen details his unexpected path to the Navy, rushing and joining the Blue Angels organization, and providing constructive feedback to the best naval aviators in the business. Prominently featured in the documentary series "Blue Angels: A Year in the Life", Doc Mullen recalls his experience working with the film crew and gives insights into one of the most challenging moments captured on film when he had to make a medical recommendation that had a lasting impact on the 2004 air show season. Doc Mullen also shares his experience working with Boss Russ Bartlett, the solo pilots trying to make him sick while flying in the back of the F/18 Hornet, and learning that the team suffered an ejection just weeks following his last day on the team. For more interviews, make sure to subscribe to the Blue Angel Phantoms Podcast on your favorite podcast app and also subscribe to the Blue Angel Phantoms YouTube channel.Support the show (http://www.youtube.com/c/blueangelphantoms)

1999 Emerging Voices Fellow Shonda Buchanan talks about nurturing communities that reach beyond the page, writing your life into existence, and the importance of language. Listen to hear her explain to fellowship manager Amanda Fletcher why you should never call her a performer. ** Shonda Buchanan is an award-winning poet, author, journalist and educator at The College of William & Mary, Hampton University, Loyola Marymount University, among other places. Her recently published memoir BLACK INDIAN explores her mixed-race identity. She also is the author of WHO’S AFRAID OF BLACK INDIANS? and EQUIPOISE: POEMS FROM GODDESS COUNTRY, and editor of two anthologies, VOICES FROM LEIMERT PARK and VOICES FROM LEIMERT PARK REDUX. She is the literary editor of Harriet Tubman Press and a member of the advisory board of Beyond Baroque Literary Arts and Angels Flight • literary west. To learn more, visit shondabuchanan.com.

Steve and Derrick talk about medical disqualifiers for becoming a US Navy Pilot with the Blue Angels Flight Doc

Steve and Derrick talk about medical disqualifiers for becoming a US Navy Pilot with the Blue Angels Flight Doc

Since 1901, Angels Flight iconic presence has been an important part of LA's history. In 2001 this train came to a grinding halt. Support Ghost Town on PatreonFollow Ghost Town on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Since 1901, Angels Flight iconic presence has been an important part of LA's history. In 2001 this train came to a grinding halt. Support Ghost Town on Patreon Follow Ghost Town on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this rather overdue episode (Oops, sorry about that), I finally review The Angel’s Flight by Louise Anne Bateman - the sequel to The Angel’s Shadow and second book in her Angels of Music series. In particular, I review the really superb full-cast dramatized audiobook of the novel! Btw, correction, you can find the info on where to get Bateman’s first book in the show-notes and blog-post for episode 9, not 10. Sorry about that! And you can, of course, find The Angel’s Flight in print, ebook and audiobook formats at any of the following: https://www.amazon.com/Angels-Flight-novel-Phantom-Opera/dp/1729545076 or https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07NYBR1H6/ref=sr12?ie=UTF8&qid=1550951092&sr=8-2&keywords=Louise+Anne+Bateman or https://www.amazon.com/Angels-Flight-Novel-Phantom-Opera/dp/B07NW4WNWJ/ref=tmmaudswatch0?encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= to enjoy!

Matt Bernier discusses Justify, as well as the Peter Pan Stakes, the Beaugay and the Angels Flight on DRFTV. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

In episode 10 of "The Los Angeles Breakfast Club: ON THE AIR", we hear ghostly tales from authors Charles A. Coulombe and James T. Bartlett, we hear jokes courtesy of Breakfast Club emcee Richard Gilson and show host Phil Leirness, we hear plenty from the Roosters and we hear two musical performances from the Don Snyder Orchestra. We travel back in time to 1935 to hear Captain Dudley S. Corrette describe the mysterious land of Ethiopia and Colonel William Easterwood describe the threat posed by the aviation force at the disposal of Benito Mussolini. Contemporary highlights include photographer Annie Lasky talking about her book The Wilshire Slides: a Mother & Daughter Kodachrome Adventure, author and filmmaker (and good ham 'n egger) Steven Smith discussing legendary film composer Bernard Hermann, Nuria Haltiwanger and Steve DeWitt of ACS infrastructure celebrating the restoration of downtown L.A's beloved funicular Angels Flight, and Reverend Barbara Adams discussing imagination and creativity as she takes us down the path that leads to our continuing "Adventures in Friendship." All that, plus an interview with the longest-tenured member of the Los Angeles Breakfast Club, Dr. Jim Whitney, club President Lily Holleman with her monthly report, and intrepid announcer Marc Hershon keeping the show on schedule!

On the October 2, 2017 episode of /Film Daily, Peter Sciretta is joined by Ben Pearson and Hoai-Tran Bui to talk about the latest news including a Men in Black spin-off, DC's Cinematic Universe changes course, a Charlie's Angels reboot, Flight of the Navigator reboot, and a female-driven TV reboot of The Nice Guys. In Our Feature Presentation, Jacob Hall returns to talk about the best films he saw during the second half of Fantastic Fest 2017   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and all the popular podcast apps (here is the RSS URL if you need it).   In the News: A ‘Men in Black' Spin-Off is Happening, Will Arrive in Summer 2019 DC Entertainment Alters Its Cinematic Universe Plans WTF: The DC Extended Universe is an Unofficial Name That Was Created as a Joke ‘Charlie's Angels' Reboot Wants Kristen Stewart and Lupita Nyong'o in Lead Roles ‘Flight of the Navigator' Reboot Coming From ‘Lucifer' Showrunner WTF: Shane Black's ‘The Nice Guys' Getting Female-Driven TV Reboot ‘The Nice Girls' 0 Positive Reviews for The Flatliners remake   In Our Feature Presentation: Jacob Hall returns to talk about the best films he saw during the second half of Fantastic Fest 2017 You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and all the popular podcast apps (RSS). We're still very much experimenting with this podcast, please feel free to send your feedback to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes and spread the word! Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

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This episode tells the story of Angels Flight, L.A.'s beloved funicular, and the effort to get it re-opened, including an interview with local historian Richard Schave.

Gotta have those mobile apps and games.....they get some of you through long waits, commutes on the train and anytime, portable gaming. Don't worry, you'll always get your fix on Geekly Download! The Mobile Game That Japan Has Been Waiting For Japan can finally enjoy Pokémon Go! It's about time! Also, Radnor will be discussing some gameplay tips for those of you die-hards, Canada's launch, a fake Pokémon app on Google play that might trip some of you up, and how high level players might be seeing some difficulty soon! Pirates, Ninjas, Robots And More Scheduled for a Fall 2016 release, a new game will combine pirates, ninjas and robots with wizards and dinosaurs in what is actually sounding like a game that even we can't even wait to play! Get all the details on this upcoming game and title. AI with lots of replayability? Sign us up! Blue Angels Flight Simulator Available Now! The wait is over! Those who have actually seen the real Blue Angels do their stunts in the sky will surely want all the info on this long-awaited sim. If you've got pilot and fighting skills, get ready to fly! Radnor can't wait to fill you in on all the features and modes that might just make this your very next game purchase!   Download Episode Here!

Join us this week as we talk with Bunker Hill native son Gordon Pattison about his childhood memories of Angels Flight, the neighborhood’s iconic inclineContinue Reading

 and and I are at the. Jesse teaches game design at Carnegie Mellon, has his own company, and has great dork cred in the world of other hobbies: Harmonica, juggling. Andy Ashcraft and he talk for real about games… I ask for a lot of clarification. It’s a good one. Enjoy! In an ongoing effort to make the links work... here there are - visible. Donate and I'll hire someone to make this right. If such a person exists. Notes: Make Games Not War - Games for Change keynote speech (this link is the full hour) where I am mentioned. London speech -   Jesse Schell website   Bioshock -   Pixie Hollow -   Combat Jugglers -   The Incline - Pittsburgh (1877)   Angels Flight -   Bob Gurr -   John Hench -   Cars2 Appmates -   Jesse Schell teaches - Carnegie Mellon   Andy Witkin -   Randy Pausch -   MK Haley -   Don Marinelli -   Book: Jesse’s Book The Art of Game Design - Books Jesse recommends… Dracula - Bram Stoker -   Fred Allen Biography -   Jane McGonigal -   Puzzle Club House - help make a game -   Roger Corman -     App bonus note: Credits: Audio: , Intro and Outro Music by    website by who has his own Apps are available with bonus content! or Review the show on – e me if you’d like at Merch and Schedule available at Player and notes on