My wife and I recently went on a trip to Mexico amidst the corona out break unfolding in the United States. Listen to us talk about how we were receiving news about the outbreak and how our experience was traveling through LAX during the situation.
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El Primo Brand is a film crew in East LA that showcases local bands and creates funny and creative short films. The creation of Kyle Geller, the directing wizard and one man band behind the camera, there is no limit to what can come out of their studio. Make sure to follow them everywhere under El Primo Brand!
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Gil and Chris are the owners of Styles Make Fights, they produce outfits for Boxers such as Teofimo Lopez and Andy Ruiz. They are are not only focused on making gear for professionals but will also be producing clothes for every athlete. Gil has had experience in making clothes, he had a streetwear brand and a brick and mortar shop. Now, Gil translates all of that knowledge and creativity into creating each piece and design at SMF. No one is better able to translate and promote the brand than Chris, which you will learn from the episode. A great pair of guys that are on the rise in the boxing scene.
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Kevin Osborne is the Co-founder of Cellador Ales, a brewery that focuses primarily in barrel fermented wild ales. Kevin began home brewing and won a home brew competition hosted by The Bruery in Anaheim which they later made as one of their own beers. Listen to him explain the insane way they blend every beer and how each one is unique. They also source the fruit for their beers from some of the best farms in California. Great story and super nice people so make sure to drop by and have a beer, you wont be disappointed! The brewery is located at 16745 Schoenborn St, North Hills, CA 91343, go go go!
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Jebus is my friend from High school and he knows me better than most people. Enjoy us talking about everything and anything plus booch.
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Sarahi Perez is the host of The Poderosa Podcast, a platform for strong women to share their stories with the world. Sarahi feature business owners, culinary wizards and community organizers on the podcast but the thread through all the people that come out on her podcast is that they are inspirational women. She has been flooded by people nominating women and Sarahi exclaims that no story is too big or too large and she her focus remains on sharing everyones experiences. A great host, an authentic and well motivated character, make sure to follow her podcast because it worth your time.
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WhyDBee is a rapper living in Los Angeles that came from the East Coast in order to pursue his love for music. He really is a talented individual so make sure to follow him @whydbee on Instagram in order to stay up to date on his album dropping soon. Enjoy
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Robert Martinez is a wild life photographer that captures mountain lions, bobcats, foxes and all the other animals roaming through the Angeles national forest using his trail cameras. He has mapped out secluded areas where the animals go and people dont, to get amazing shots of wildlife being wild. A true lover of animals, Robert is committed to showing their beauty and demystifying any misconceptions people may have of them. Buy his amazing prints to show support to his daily hustle of lugging himself up mountains and into secluded areas to capture great footage and pictures.
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Luis Moreno is the owner of MoBar&Co which is a mobile bar service for weddings, corporate gigs and private events. He is a seasoned bartender and now has added coffee to his mobile bar service that crowds love. I really enjoyed talking about his experience has been running his business, the up and downs plus what motivates him to keep going. Please follow him on Instagram and if you’d like to hire him for your next event feel free to reach out to him, he is great!
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Born in Jalicso, Mexico. Raised in East Los Angeles.
As a self-taught photographer that has been practicing since 2010, I aim not only to refine my technical skill, but to capture visceral moments of vulnerability in my work. I capture portraits, landscapes, architecture that allows me to explore my relationship with the streets of my beloved Los Angeles. My work in service to the East Los Angeles community has informed most of the body of my work, and I continue to find the most inspiration from local, cultural events that bring my community together.
I grew up on the streets, and continue to explore my urban landscape, always searching for moments in time that I hope to make eternal through my intuitive photographic style. In a land of cars and freeways, traversing the city by bus, train, bike or car is in itself a study of cultures, people and nuances of our diverse neighborhoods; I attempt to capture moments that document often overlooked faces and scenes around the city through these explorations.
The presented image is most representative of the work I aim to create. It sits on the edge of art and documentation, of photography and photojournalism, and that duality is a recurring theme, not just in the aesthetics of my work, but in the content and subject matter I choose to capture.
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Rick is half of Kernel of Truth Organics crew that dishes out 100% corn tortillas out of Boyle Heights. We talk about the bastardization of tortillas today and how they are trying to change the minds of generations marketed cheap substitutes of the real deal. Enjoy!
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Tirsa and Steve are the owners of Tirsa’s Mexican Cafe located at 701 W Cesar Estrada Chavez Ave Space 108, Los Angeles, CA 90012. They both attended Le Cordon Bleu and have been dishing out Mexican comfort food out of this location for two years. I sat down to talk with them a very early morning and talked about their culinary journey, how they met and how they continue to keep their passion pursuit of a restaurant alive and well with DTLA in background. The restaurant is as colorful as they are and I know you will enjoy the lively conversation we had. Make sure to stop by and let them know Dude From LA sent you for … a bigger smile.
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Chola Orange, is band out of La Puente made up of Noah, Art, Kris, and Greg and they are producing some of the most unique blend of genres type music. The best description for their sound is as written in an OC Weekly article as “psychedelic, space-funk, video game, horror movie soundtrack that you remember dreaming about in the future”. They were a fun podcast and our conversation went like how their music sounds, a long stream of topics strung together into something super fun and totally Chola Orange. Follow them on instagram, buy their music on BandCamp and enjoy !
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Pablo Gonzales is a real estate agent in the city of Los Angeles and belongs to the realty super star group, Realty Republic. I wanted to have him on the podcast to explain the process of buying a home to people like myself that have zero idea about what its like. In a time and a place like Souther California where property is a giant issue, with rent hikes and home prices rising, its crucial to know how you can own a part of this pie. Pablo is a great person, and I’ve personally seen him treat any and all people super well. If you are looking for a home contact him at Realty Republic, you will not be disappointed in his personality and honesty. If you are not looking yet use this episode as a resource to learn about what the process of home ownership is like.
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