Podcasts about venice boardwalk

This week in true crime is bananas! From naked streetfighters on the Venice Boardwalk to a serial killer's failed execution, Mountain Murders has all the news that's fit to discuss (and mock). Hosts Heather and Dylan Packerwww.patreon.com/mountainmurderspodcast Proud to be part of the Darkcast Network! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mountain-murders--3281847/support.

One of the two candidates John is recommending you vote for to be the top two choices to be the next LA County DA comes on the show. Ritchie Greenberg comes on the show to talk about Macy's closing in San Francisco. A naked woman started fighting another woman on the Venice Boardwalk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Top Local Stories Of The Day also include: The LA District Attorney's Office has filed criminal Charges against 2 former Whittier Police Officers, and a reckless driver --who led the CHP on a pursuit from Hollywood to Pyramid Lake. 

Club Shay Shay hits the road! Shannon heads over to the world famous Gold's Gym near the Venice Boardwalk to workout with seven-time Mr. Olympia winner, Phil Heath. Listen in as Shannon sits down with Phil to talk about the bodybuilder's career, workout regimen and how professional athletes maintain their fitness. Afterwards, head on over to Club Shay Shay's official YouTube page to check out Shannon's full workout with Phil Heath! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Club Shay Shay hits the road! Shannon heads over to the world famous Gold's Gym near the Venice Boardwalk to workout with seven-time Mr. Olympia winner, Phil Heath. Listen in as Shannon sits down with Phil to talk about the bodybuilder's career, workout regimen and how professional athletes maintain their fitness. Afterwards, head on over to Club Shay Shay's official YouTube page to check out Shannon's full workout with Phil Heath! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite crowds, some businesses on the Venice Beach Boardwalk say inflation and the end of stimulus checks mean summer visitors aren't spending like they used to. When the Dust Bowl sent thousands fleeing to California, LA's police chief deployed armed officers to the border to keep them out. Author Bill Lascher discusses this little-known piece of history. “Unprotected” is a new virtual art show at Epoch gallery, where a collection of artists are responding to the Supreme Court's decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

Omicron cases are on the downward trend and the guys talk Rams and 49ers before their championship showdown, paying for news, The Rams fanbase, financial freedom, Veblen Goods and Supreme, and police pursuits as a spectator sport. Got a comment or question? Send it to: toliveandtryinlapodcast@gmail.com Follow us on: Instagram: @toliveandtryinlapodcast Twitter: @toliveandtrypod

They made it to ten episodes!!! The guys celebrate by talking Halloween Horror Nights, why pins are better than buttons, the lie that is almond milk, and the surprise lightning storm that hit Los Angeles' collective social media feeds. For this episode, Rudy poses the question of where to take visiting friends and familiars on their first visit to the city, Tyler recalls the moment that made him realize he finally arrived in the City of Angels, and the guys reminisce about the before time and their totally unplanned, accidental, and amazing day across LA. Got a comment or question? Send it to toliveandtryinlapodcast@gmail.com Follow us on: Instagram: @toliveandtryinlapodcast Twitter: @toliveandtrypod

Reporter Clara Harter speaks with Dr. Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the CEO and President of St. Joseph's Center, who oversaw the massive effort to provide 211 people living on the Venice Boardwalk with a pathway to permanent housing in just six weeks. They discuss how the program was planned, what led to its success, and what is next for both the Boardwalk and the hundreds of people who are no longer living on it.

The special reviews recent issues with camps in Echo Park, Skid Row and the Venice Boardwalk. It highlights promises from elected officials, programs being implemented to place homeless into some sort of housing and features exclusive audio with LA County Sheriff's JOST team as it patrols the Venice boardwalk. KFI's Corbin Carson also contributes a status report from Orange County. The program coinceides with the LA Homeless Mission's campaign co-sponsored by Iheartmedia Los Angeles.

Unhoused: A Look At Homelessness in LA and Orange Counties HourThe special reviews recent issues with camps in Echo Park, Skid Row and the Venice Boardwalk. It highlights promises from elected officials, programs being implemented to place homeless into some sort of housing and features exclusive audio with LA County Sheriff's JOST team as it patrols the Venice boardwalk. KFI's Corbin Carson also contributes a status report from Orange County. The program coinceides with the LA Homeless Mission's campaign co-sponsored by Iheartmedia Los Angeles.

Adam and Mark re-connect in advance of Teny's big day in the moments before Adam leaves for his Alaskan adventure. They begin by discussing football coach Mike Leach's thoughts on marriage before turning the discussion to the insanity unfolding on the Venice Beach boardwalk. They also discuss a new expansion of the list of states that California is prohibiting people to travel to and as the show wraps up they review a viral video coming out of a California spa. Watch this episode on YouTube at YouTube.com/ReasonableDoubtPodcast and subscribe to that channel, the exclusive home of Beyond A Reasonable Doubt every Tuesday & Thursday Please Support Our Sponsors: Geico.com GetRroman.com/Doubt BetterHelp.com/ReasonableDoubt

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has inserted himself into the homelessness situation in Venice Beach, visiting the area with several deputies this week after announcing his department is stepping in to clear the encampment there."Today I visited the Venice Boardwalk again to view the failures of local politicians in regard to the homeless crisis," Villanueva tweeted on Monday.The Ocean Front Walk falls under LAPD jurisdiction, but Villanueva said he's sending his Homeless Outreach Service Team there. On Tuesday, deputies arrived, as documented by reporters and advocates for unhoused people.Join your host Sean Reynolds, owner of Summit Properties NW and Reynolds & Kline Appraisal as he takes a look at this developing topic.Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/seattlepodcast)

Tensions over the growing homeless population living on or near the Venice Boardwalk -- and all of the problems that brings-- are starting to boil over. LA County's controversial sheriff has inserted himself into the issue, so we'll go In Depth and talk with a city councilman about potential solutions. LAPD's Police Commission is getting to work on a policy to address alcohol consumption by off-duty officers ...... officers with weapons.......but why did it take so long? And California's workplace regulators are heading back to the drawing board on the masking rules, after coming under fire for trying to stick with strict policies. The "Delta" variant of coronavirus is the latest curveball -- first detected in India -- but how worried should you be.........especially if you're vaccinated? Summer school is as popular as ever, with students and parents looking to make up for what might have been lost during the pandemic. But can the extra classes close the gap? And we'll preview the President abroad ... and review the VP's first trip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tensions over the growing homeless population living on or near the Venice Boardwalk -- and all of the problems that brings-- are starting to boil over. LA County's controversial sheriff has inserted himself into the issue, so we'll go In Depth and talk with a city councilman about potential solutions.LAPD's Police Commission is getting to work on a policy to address alcohol consumption by off-duty officers ...... officers with weapons.......but why did it take so long?And California's workplace regulators are heading back to the drawing board on the masking rules, after coming under fire for trying to stick with strict policies.The "Delta" variant of coronavirus is the latest curveball -- first detected in India -- but how worried should you be.........especially if you're vaccinated?Summer school is as popular as ever, with students and parents looking to make up for what might have been lost during the pandemic. But can the extra classes close the gap?And we'll preview the President abroad ... and review the VP's first trip. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is Sheriff Villanueva overstepping his boundaries with what he is trying to do to curb the homeless problem in Venice Beach? The woman who attempted to attack Joe Buscaino on Monday was released and back on the Venice Boardwalk by 7:30pm that night. Sheriff Villanueva called out Mike Bonin and said Bonin is part of the problem.

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We Introduced ourselves with the Goofy: What's your current cellphone wallpaper/lockscreen? Tanea: Me at 16. Boy do I miss the 16 year old me (well the body, not the brain and confidence, etc.) Lee: It’s an old picture of the wall from our former teacher workroom. The girl who ran the copier there had decorated it with movie quotes from a bunch of different movies, and the photo I have is a quote from “Zombieland”--Woody Harrelson says “It’s time to nut up or shut up” Aaron: Wallpaper: My dog penny when she was a brand new puppy, Lockscreen: Skateboarders at sunset on the Venice Boardwalk. What is one thing you have lost from your teaching practice that you hope it is safe to do again next year? Lee: Group work of any and all kinds. I miss the chatter, the aha moments, the NOISE. Tanea: I really want to have kids sit in groups and be able to do more hands-on activities with kids (especially whiteboarding). I hope they will be free to walk around the room. Aaron: Gallery Walks and Jigsaws. What is one thing you did a lot of this year that you think will not be part of your practice in a couple of years? Tanea: zoom calls!! Lee: Zoom for sure. Please, please please! Aaron: Pear Deck What do you think is one thing you will keep from this year that will come to be part of your regular practice? Lee: Single grading category. Tanea: Using google slides as a way for students to share their ideas with each other Aaron: Office hours and Practice Essay Peer Review. We would love feedback! DM or Tweet @lifeoftheschool and share your Thoughts? Credits: Please subscribe to Life Of The School on your podcast player of choice! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LOTS Music by: https://exmagicians.bandcamp.com/ Show Notes at Lifeoftheschool.org You can follow on twitter @lifeoftheschool

 Photo:  Fireworks display over the lake at the old Venice Amusement Park around 1915."Known for its bohemian spirit, Venice is a buzzing beach town with upscale commercial and residential pockets. Free-spirited Venice Boardwalk is the site of funky shops, street performers and colorful murals. There’s also a skate park and Muscle Beach outdoor gym. Abbot Kinney Boulevard features foodie hot spots, stylish boutiques and coffee bars. A picturesque enclave of canals is surrounded by modernist homes."---GoogleThe New John Batchelor ShowCBS Audio Network@Batchelorshow#PacificWatch: "The Homeless Industrial Complex" wins Venice Beach. @JCBlisshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9557069/Residents-Los-Angeles-Venice-say-world-famous-beach-boardwalk-crippled-crime.html 

A business owner on the Venice Beach Boardwalk is closing his ice cream store after a rise in crime, drugs and encampments during the pandemic.Klaus Moeller, the co-owner of Ben & Jerry's at Venice Beach, said the ice cream shop opened three years ago in the area."It was doing really well and Venice always had homeless people, but it's never been a problem and we've always taken care of the homeless. Our security guard is a homeless guy who lives in a tent and has been working as our security guard for two and half years and is phenomenal," he said.Moeller said he always had a good relationship with the homeless community in Venice Beach, and would allow them to sleep in front of his store before the pandemic.Join your host Sean Reynolds, owner of Summit Properties NW and Reynolds & Kline Appraisal as he takes a look at this developing topic.Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/seattlepodcast)

Our first Bootstrapped Millionaire is Magnus Walker, a serial entrepreneur, fashion designer, motivational speaker, and one of the world's most prolific Porsche collectors. Magnus talks about how he built a fashion empire after selling secondhand clothes on the Venice Boardwalk and how he stumbled into the lucrative film location business.

A Look at Coronavirus Outbreaks at Prisons around California  Protesters gathered over the weekend outside a federal prison facility in Lompoc, home to the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the entire federal prison system with 900 inmates testing positive and 2 deaths so far. Reporter: Kathryn Barnes, KCRW Republican Groups Sue California Over Vote-By-Mail Plans Voting rights advocates are pushing back against the claim that letting Californians vote by mail this November is a "brazen power grab." That’s the phrase Republicans used in a lawsuit they filed this weekend against state officials over plans to transition to universal mail-in ballots because of the pandemic. Reporter: Tara Siler, KQED Assembly to Discuss State Budget and Take Back Control from Newsom Today at the State Capitol, the Assembly is meeting as what’s known "a Committee of the Whole." That means the Assembly will talk about a topic without having to take a vote. That topic, no surprise, is the sad state of California’s budget during the state shutdown. And it comes against the backdrop of a restless legislature that’s ceded quite a bit of power to Governor Gavin Newsom during this emergency and is ready to take some control. Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED Politics California Could Lose a Seat in Congress Despite some COVID-19 related delays, the census is still underway. Next year that data will determine how many representatives in Congress each state gets. And for the first time ever in California’s history one seat will likely be on the chopping block. Reporter: Caroline Champlin, KPCC Memorial Day Beach-Goer: Everyone Needs an Escape Hatch During Quarantine On this Memorial Day weekend, a lot of Californians did as Californians do. They and went to the beach. For the most part, it seems, we did a pretty good job of following social distancing rules. Getting outside is usually a big part of the holiday weekend which is the unofficial start of summer. The California Report’s Saul Gonzalez checked out the boardwalk at Venice Beach this weekend. Guest: Michael Dorfman, Venice Boardwalk juggler

A native of Chicago, Michael Colyar made his mark as "The King of Venice Beach." For nine years, he performed five shows a day, leaving a positive imprint on the crowd with his thought-provoking humor. As his hard work begun paying off and with his comedic star on the rise, he was honored by the city of Venice by placing his shoe and hand prints as well as his money grabber in cement of the new Venice Boardwalk. Colyar gained national attention after capturing the Grand Prize Comedy championship and $100,000 on the popular television show "Star Search." He donated half of his winnings to homeless charities in the Los Angeles area. And continues to give back to this day. As "The Original Host" of "BET Live From LA", his point blank delivery and razor-sharp insight deeply connected to its over 55 million viewers coast to coast. Over the past 15 years, he has built his television & film career working with such luminaries as John Singleton, Eddie Murphy, Bernie Mac & Oprah Winfrey.

Kym Gold is an entrepreneur and fashion icon, best known for her smash hit brand, True Religion. Kym had an untraditional childhood, growing up in Malibu with neighbors like the Penn's, the Lowe's, and the Sheen's. She is a triplet who learned to set herself apart from her sisters with her eclectic style of clothing. She went from selling T-shirts on the Venice Boardwalk to creating one of the best-known denim companies in the world. She met her first husband Mark Burnett when he was a nanny. He later became the creator of the hit series Survivor and Shark Tank. In this interview, I sit down with Kym at her home in Los Angeles. We discuss how she deals with failure, the secret to True Religion's success and why she says that listening to your intuition is the best and most important tool you can use to make decisions.  

On episode 13 we sat down with Ajay Fresh, founder of #HashtagLunchbag #HashtagLunchbag began on Christmas 2012 in a Los Angeles apartment by a group of friends who were having trouble finding a fun & meaningful way to give back. After a few failed attempts, we decided to take it upon ourselves and create our own experience. We went to our local grocery store and bought enough food to prepare 100 lunches (the kind your mom made you in grade school that made the other kids jealous). We sang and danced. We cracked jokes. We took breaks to watch funny Youtube videos. We connected with each other on a different level, while having the time of our lives! We hit the streets near the Santa Monica Pier and Venice Boardwalk looking for anyone that could use a meal. We smiled when asking people if they were hungry. We exchanged pleasantries while handing over our creations. We acknowledged their humanity, as well as our own. When we were done, we felt awesome and wanted to share with our friends! So we did. We shared on each of our social media platforms, jokingly tagging our posts with #HashtagLunchbag as an ode to hashtags.... plus it rhymed with what we were distributing (simple enough, right?). We didn't originally intend to repeat our efforts but shortly after sharing, we received an abnormally large amount of likes/comments/calls/texts/emails from people telling us how amazing this looked & wanting to join us for "the next one." Riding the high of our good deeds, we decided to repeat our efforts a month later in January 2013. More of our friends joined, more meals were made, and more people were fed. Once again, we felt awesome and once again, we shared. The ripple continued and more people were hitting us up wanting to know how they could get involved. We ran it back for another go 'round in February 2013, growing out of our apartment to a local restaurant. We set a goal of making 1,000 meals. 100 hundred people showed up for the party. We added love notes of encouragement to each meal to further acknowledge those we were feeding, reminding them that they weren't forgotten. Just like we did, everyone went on to share their experiences on their social platforms, intriguing and inspiring their friends and their followers. Recorded live: The Parlor, Los Angeles FOLLOW: @ajayfresh @projectmindset47 @kevion @knowpassion MUSIC: @mattaudiodope kevenstirdivant.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

On this episode of BSing with Badasses, we chat with Taylor from Skin and Bones! We discuss how busking on the Venice Boardwalk built up both the band and their fanbase, how the first jam with a potential new band member can be like a first date (or one night stand), and we talked about their EP Ghost in This Town! Tune in!

Meet the authors of this easy to read, illustrated manual of the mind! Discover 7 easy tips to changing your experience of life from the inside out - for the better!LISA ESILELisa has a master’s degree in science. She regularly guest blogs on Tiny Buddha and has her own popular blog, LisaEsile.com where she writes and draws about how to feel contented even when crappy things happen. Lisa is the author of Reach Your Big Calm: 52 Powerful Messages to Quiet Your Mind and her e-book 7 Secrets Your Mind Doesn’t Want You to Know was downloaded over 12,000 times.As a young adult Lisa spent 5 years in bed with chronic fatigue syndrome. Later, she opened one of New Zealand’s first online bookstores, which she ran from Granity, a remote town on the West Coast of New Zealand. In 2009, scared that her CFS was returning, she spent a day doing nothing and being silent, as a way to change old habits and heal. What started as one day turned into three, then into a month, then eventually into what Lisa calls ‘her year of silence.Along with weekly conversations with friend and psychologist Don Morrison, Lisa emerged with a fresh understanding of the mind’s agenda. She realized that most of us spend our lives unwittingly trailing around after our mind, unable to access the deep reservoir of inner calm and self-assuredness that resides within. She could see that feeling peaceful and contented comes from knowing how to use the mind’s awesome power for what it’s good at, and knowing how to put it in its place when it starts to become a nuisance and run amok.Lisa grew up thinking that creativity was only for some people (not her) and can’t believe she now writes and draws for a living. She loves potatoes, mulch and packing delicious road snacks when going on a trip.FRANCO ESILEFranco spent his early years as a touring musician around the US and The Caribbean. In his late teens he moved into Boston and hired himself out as a bass player while taking writing courses at the Harvard Extension night school. He briefly attended the Berklee School of Music and studied privately under Charlie Benacos. He’s written and arranged for his own original bands and also written music for poetical theater, including Life After Motown–produced by Nobel Poet Laureate Derek Walcott, and Where The Red Road Runs, a Native American perspective of the European settlement of the Americas, which ran for six months in a Cambridge theater.In 1995 Franco was introduced to the writings of George Pransky, Sydney Banks, and the Psychology of Mind, which later became Three Principles Psychology. He began to see the role his mind plays in his everyday life and to look there first for the source of any anxiety or stress. What he learned in this time period would later inform his contribution to “Whose Mind Is It Anyway?”Today, Franco works in film production a>http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0260611/> in Los Angeles. He collaborates with Lisa on her blog and other projects. Among his favorite places to be is in his recording studio where, among other projects, he’s recorded 9 albums for homeless street musicians he met on the Venice Boardwalk. They’d leave his studio with a digital master they could duplicate sell on the boardwalk. A CD of Franco’s original songs is due out in 2016. Franco collaborates with Lisa on her blog.

Comedian, YouTube content creator, and Co-Founder of Maker Studios, Kassem G, joins Rhett & Link this week to discuss how moving from Saudi Arabia to the U.S. shaped him as a young child, why a paranoid fear of getting murdered on the Venice Boardwalk halted the production of one of his most popular series, and the effect that the $500 million sale of Maker to Disney had on his outlook on content creation. *NOTE: This conversation contains adult themes and language.

You must be this tall to hear this extensive history of Venice of America. Join us as we take a gondola ride through the canals, join one of LA’s oldest gangs and watch the rivalry of the Venice and Ocean Park piers as they’re built up and burned down and built up and then burned again. And again. And again. (All heights welcome)