Join us this week as we talk with Gale Banks, the guru of automotive turbo-charging, about the mentors and apprenticeships that shaped his career in high performance. We’ll also visit with Erick Lopez, a Los Angeles City Planner, to learn about about zoning changes intended to create a more transit- and pedestrian-oriented city, and new tools for development for Downtown L.A.
Plus a possible new home for the Bahooka’s famous carrot-eating fish Rufus, why the zoning code enables McMansions, folk artist Leonard Knight of Salvation Mountain dies and a revamped Glassellland sign is coming soon. All this and more as Kim & Richard usher in the week of Feb. 17th, 2014
Photo: Gale Banks with his award winning 10th grade Science Project
Closely Watched Trains & URLs for Podcast
On Richard Feynman’s artwork, as discussed in Gale Bank’s interview.
Rufus the fish, on the move?
On mansionization and demolition permits.
Leonard Knight, artist at Salvation Mountain, RIP.
Glassellland is coming.
And the Broadway On My Mind series returns in February
March Crime Lab Seminar
March LAVA Sunday Salon
Kim’s novel, The Kept Girl, is now available
Listen to Episode #53!
