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072 The Evolution of Las Vegas Architecture | Stefan Al
Las Vegas has gone through some phases. It started out as the Wild West, with saloon doors and wagon wheels. Then it decked itself out in midcentury modern sleekness, and moved on ...
071 The Bank Robbery Capital of the World: Los Angeles | Peter Houlahan
Even as a child of the 90's in LA, I had never known that Los Angeles was once the bank robbery capital of the world. In 1992, there was a heist every 45 minutes! The main reason f...
070 The 8 Personality Traits to Becoming a Better Golfer | Golf Mental Coach Jon Stabler
Anyone who's ever golfed has inevitably heard that the game is 80% mental. Yet, most of us spend 100% of our time on swing technique and nothing on the right mindset! Even if you'r...
069 The Future of Humanity | Book Club with Kevin Joey Chen
In this episode I'm joined by my buddy Kevin and we discuss the book, The Future of Humanity: Our Destiny in the Universe by Michio Kaku We talk about developments in robotics, nan...
068 Randy's Donuts - Yeah, with the 32 ft. Doughnut on the Roof!
Randy's Donuts has been an LA icon for nearly 60 years! You know it, it's the building with the giant doughnut on top featured in countless movies, music videos, and television, su...
067 Is Artificial Intelligence the End of the Human Era? | James Barrat, author of Our Final Invention
Until now, human intelligence has had no rival. Can we coexist with beings whose intelligence dwarfs our own? And will they allow us to? In as little as a decade, AI could match an...
066 How to Get Started Mountain Biking | Jeff Barber, co-founder of Singletracks
I've always wanted to try mountain biking but felt a bit intimidated with choosing the right equipment, finding the right trails for a beginner, and how to stay safe and not kill m...
065 The Rivalry of Leo Fender and Les Paul | Ian S. Port, author of The Birth of Loud
Electric guitars have been around since the 1930's but had some serious drawbacks including their inability to get very loud. Both Leo Fender and Les Paul strived to achieve louder...
064 The Architects of J. P. Morgan, Westinghouse, and the Panama Canal | John Oller
John Oller, a former Wall Street lawyer, tells the story of a new type of "White Shoe" lawyer. These lawyers were architects of the monopolistic new corporations so despised by man...
063 The Case to Abolish Sport Hunting | Anne Muller of C.A.S.H.
In Episode 051, I interviewed a hunter and asked him if it's ethical to hunt. So I thought it'd only be fair if I asked the same question of someone who is against sport hunting. ...
062 Hidden History of Transportation in Los Angeles | Charles Hobbs
Growing up in the LA area, I've always been curious about the transportation scene here. Why are we so reliant on cars to get around and why don't we have a great subway system lik...
061 Moon Landing 50th Anniversary Series part 4: The Unsung Heroes of Mission Control | Rick Houston, author of Go, Flight!
The folks who worked at mission control are often clouded behind the astronauts they worked with. But the reality is that none of NASA's storied accomplishments would have been pos...
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