Podcasts about coldwater canyon

The Major Brent Taylor Foundation has taken the lead in capturing the essence of military service and national pride while celebrating Veterans Day. The annual display of the massive American flag in Coldwater Canyon is a poignant tribute to the legacy of Major Brent Taylor, honoring his service and the sacrifices of all veterans. Through a variety of associated events, from blood drives to memorial marches, the foundation fosters civic engagement and collective action in commemorating the service and heroism of military members. Jennie Taylor from the Major Brent Taylor Foundation shares how the foundation leads by example how to have unwavering commitment to preserving the memory of local heroes and instilling a deep appreciation for the ideals of freedom.

#301: We're continuing our summer series of places to explore - and this time we're stepping out of the studio and into the wild. Evan's taking Brian on a tour of a park that meant a lot to him as a kid - and we're meeting the organization that acts as its steward: Tree People.  You've probably heard of them before - they do everything from trail restoration work to planting shade trees, just about everywhere in Southern California. But this is their home base, and when they're not reforesting swaths of the Angeles National Forest you can find them in the heart of LA at the top of Coldwater Canyon. Music in this episode composed by: Austin Cross, Imaginary Softwoods, Jerimiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer, Josiah Steinbrick, M. Sage, Mort Garson, Nicklas Nygren, Patricia Wolf, Wilson Tanner

The Top Local Stories Of The Day also include: no survivors found from a light plane crash, and a follow-home robbery on Coldwater Canyon. 

Novedades importantes. Xoel López nos canta junto a la guatemalteca Gaby Moreno. Regresa el sorprendente Louis Phillipe con nuevo proyecto. El disco de Eels es una joyita. Más canciones del "American Standard” a la manera de James Taylor. La caja de cinco discos de Joni Mitchell estremece, como lo nuevo de Greg Copeland y de Ben Sidran. Rescatamos a Linda Lewis, Craig Fuller & Eric Kaz y a Pedro María Sánchez. DISCO 1 LOUIS PHILLIPE & The Night Mail Rio Grande (3) DISCO 2 XOEL LÓPEZ & Gaby Moreno Catarata (7) DISCO 3 EELS Earth to Dora (4) DISCO 4 JAMES TAYLOR I Was Fool To Care (7) DISCO 5 JAMES TAYLOR Over The Rainbow (JT MORE _ 3) DISCO 6 JONI MITCHELL Catarata (disc 4 - 2) DISCO 7 LINDA LEWIS  Feeling Feeling (4) DISCO 8 PEDRO MARÍA SÁNCHEZ Soñé que te quería (SECRET SONGS - CD 1 - 5) DISCO 9 ALICIA KEYS Underdog (6) DISCO 10 BEN SIDRAN Too Many People (4) DISCO 11 STEFFEN MORRISON True to Myself (5) DISCO 12 CRAIG FULLER & ERIC KAZ Annabella Reprise (10) + CRAIG FULLER & ERIC KAZ Annabella (SECRET SONGS - CD 2 - 6) DISCO 13 CRAIG FULLER & ERIC KAZ Annabella Reprise (10) DISCO 14 GREG COPELAND Coldwater Canyon (4) DISCO 15 AMAIA  Quedará en nuestra mente (2) Escuchar audio

On Selling Sunset season 3 episode 3, Davina's $75 million listing continues to cause problems of all sizes, especially with Jason a.k.a. The Number One Guy In This Group. Will Davina be able to find a buyer for Adnan's evil lair? Or will she crash and burn like so many vehicles trying to make a left on Coldwater Canyon out of the property's driveway? Plus, Romain eats cheese.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The sudden passing of my longtime friend and collaborator, the artist and musician Stan Hillas, leaves me feeling lost and in shock. PEOPLE: Jamie Kennedy, Leonard Cohen, Britney Spears, Joe Frank, Spalding Gray PLACES: Hollywood, Eagle's Coffeehouse, North Hollywood, Raven Theatre, Santa Monica, Tarzana, Descanso Gardens, Twain's Coffee Shop, Coldwater Canyon, Ventura Blvd., Burbank THINGS: Continental Cable, Media One, open mic, Calvin and Hobbes GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journal PHOTO: "Palm Brothers at Descanso" shot on my iPhone5 SOUNDS: palm trees, wind, dogs RECORDED: February 24, 2019 on the observation deck at the Zane Grey Estate in Altadena, California  DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly present rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.

Shep has been dealt a bad hand in life. Halfheartedly raised by a cold grandmother and chronically ill following his deployment in Desert Storm, he self-medicates with alcohol and daydreams of salvation at the hands of women—ultimately landing on one woman in particular: Lila, the young actress he believes is his daughter despite all evidence to the contrary. As Shep navigates the mystically rendered streets and strip malls of the San Fernando Valley with his only companion, his dog Lionel, he takes increasingly desperate measures to insinuate himself into her life. Anne-Marie Kinney’s precise and considered prose examines the insistence on reshaping the past through the lens of one’s own trauma and conceived desires as a means of moving forward. Why do we so often look for solace and redemption through others, pushing ourselves to do anything for them, even when it harms everyone involved? Kinney is in conversation with writer, critic, and independent scholar Anthony Miller.

A year ago this week, we lost both Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds. For the final Dennis Anyone of 2017, Dennis shares the tape from the few minutes he got to spend with both of them in their natural habitat, Carrie's Coldwater Canyon home. FROM DENNIS: "In 1994, I interviewed Carrie for Detour Magazine about her book Delusions of Grandma. I spent over two hours at her Coldwater Canyon home--we actually did the interview in her bed--and near the end, Debbie Reynolds showed up for a mother-daughter interview they had scheduled right after mine. Watching the two of them interact was like a scene of out of Postcards from the Edge. It's a little chaotic to listen to--you may hear a publicist and a makeup artist chime in--but the special bond that Carrie and Debbie shared comes through loud and clear."        

Episode #1Welcome to the Labryinth of Bass!Step inside and get lost in the sounds of UK Hardcore.Hosted by Qarl(with a Q).Tracklist:1.Conspiracy TheorybyJoey Riot vs Zyiad2.Pyramids ft. Sanjin (IYF & Nobody Remix) master (Thank You from Justice Hardcore, 3rd Anniversary)byDVBBS & Dropgun3.Savage (Lady Dubbz Remix) master #BRINGINGTHEJUSTICEbyFreakz4.Coldwater CanyonbyChwhynny5.Crazy For Your LovebyFracus & Darwin vs. Michael Mansion6.Guitar HerobyDougal & Gammer7.Late Night (Original Mix)byGammer, Klubfiller8.Alice In Zombieland (master) (Thanks for supporting our new album,The Clash Of The Titans)byIYF & Nobody9.The Circus (Paul EP vs. MOB)byPaul EP & Mob10.The 6th GatebyDougal & Gammer11.See The Light (Joey Riot & Haywire's Powerstomp Mix)byHaywire & Paul F feat. James Warren12.Stay With Me (Darwin Remix)byDJ Demand13.Higher Love (Fracus & Darwin's Electrified Mix)byJDS14.Hold Your Head UpbyBrisk & Technikore15.Love You Everyday (Intraspekt Remix)byGammer & Whizzkid16.Thoughts & SmilesbyChwhynny17.Looking for TrackbyLooking For Artist Name18.Here We Go AgainbyCytik19.Reach The LightsbyBrisk, Al Storm & Darwin feat. Ben Aria20.All Night (Original Mix) [sickworldmusic]byStonebank21.Burn You TonightbyGammer & Galaxy Fox22.The Girl (Stonebank Remix)byHellberg23.The Ravers GroovebyDJ Kurt vs. Scaba The Boy

August 7, 1926 – April 7, 2015 Author, pundant, Voice actor, recording artist and comedic genius, friend and mentor. In the 1930s, Carl Sandburg finished a four volume masterpiece, Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and the War Years. After commenting on the magnitude of Lincoln’s passing, he settled on a quaint line from an old woodsman’s proverb, “A tree is best measured when it’s down”. Only when a life is “Down” can we adequately measure its length of significance, its breadth of impact, it’s depth of character. So it is with Stan. He was a Lincoln/Twain like figure to me. More was “caught” than “taught” throughout the years I spent around him. More than any other person he taught me that to reach real people you must always speak the truth and hilariously so if possible. The following live call-in show “Introspective” was recorded June 20, 1986. I picked Stan up after his friend, Ray Bradbury’s daughter’s wedding. The stories from that event could fill an hour. We drove at a treacherous pace over Coldwater Canyon to get to the studio on time. Stan was grateful to have caught up on his prayer life before he did a “Christian show.” If you don’t know who he is, consult the media and YouTube. Those of you who do realize the magnitude of his loss. “He had ever a smile in his eye and laughter in his heart; his coming into any company was like the lifting of blinds and the opening of windows. He lighted fires in all the cold rooms of life.” Introspective - July 20, 1986 Stan Freberg and Donna Fisher: Christianity and the Media

August 7, 1926 – April 7, 2015 Author, pundant, Voice actor, recording artist and comedic genius, friend and mentor. In the 1930s, Carl Sandburg finished a four volume masterpiece, Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and the War Years. After commenting on the magnitude of Lincoln’s passing, he settled on a quaint line from an old woodsman’s proverb, “A tree is best measured when it’s down”. Only when a life is “Down” can we adequately measure its length of significance, its breadth of impact, it’s depth of character. So it is with Stan. He was a Lincoln/Twain like figure to me. More was “caught” than “taught” throughout the years I spent around him. More than any other person he taught me that to reach real people you must always speak the truth and hilariously so if possible. The following live call-in show “Introspective” was recorded June 20, 1986. I picked Stan up after his friend, Ray Bradbury’s daughter’s wedding. The stories from that event could fill an hour. We drove at a treacherous pace over Coldwater Canyon to get to the studio on time. Stan was grateful to have caught up on his prayer life before he did a “Christian show.” If you don’t know who he is, consult the media and YouTube. Those of you who do realize the magnitude of his loss. “He had ever a smile in his eye and laughter in his heart; his coming into any company was like the lifting of blinds and the opening of windows. He lighted fires in all the cold rooms of life.” Introspective - July 20, 1986 Stan Freberg and Donna Fisher: Christianity and the Media