Listen: 5 things you need to know before you go out in public – May 23, 2011
Today in news, British troops leave Iraq, Tornadoes across the U.S. and a Town Hall meeting in Reseda with Los Angeles Mayor.
Listen: Film Fanatics – Video games, the interactive movie
Its a guys night out so Noel, Shane and Paul talk about what all guys talk about when there girlfriends aren’t around, VIDEO GAMES and most importantly, how they relate to films.
Listen: Thrive! – The Living Well Show – Art Impacts Communities and Heals
I love to take Art out into the world and see how it can impact people’s lives” says John Paul Thornton, author of “Art and Courage: Stories to Inspire the Artist-Warrior Within”. Thornton has travelled around the world bringing opportunities for creative expression with him. As an art historian John Paul understands the influence art has had on society through the ages and discusses on Thrive!, where art may be going in terms of “social art” – or art that speaks about the social issues that plague communities around the globe. Thornton takes us on a journey to Nepal, Mexico, Haiti and then brings us home to the US where he talks about work done by local students in Canoga Park, and about his Missing Children’s paintings and his Guardian Angel project.
Missing Children’s Day is MAY 25th – John Paul Thornton has painted hundreds of missing children, and now sends those paintings to Guardian Angels throughout the US who in turn do something creative with the painting and their local community.
Also in studio today, prolific artist, Toni Scott, creator of “Bloodlines” now at the California African American Museum. Bloodlines, a masterful installation, reminds viewers that up until the 1940’s there were still freed slaves living and breathing in the US. The show tastefully points out that America thrives today because of 400 years of free labor. One of Toni’s points is to breath life into the ancestors who were slaves – she does this amazingly well with plaster faces of slave descendants hung on planks of wood. Larger than life images of children who are first generation freed peoples illuminates the impact slavery had on individuals, communities and in society today.
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listen: 5 things you need to know before you go out in public – May 19, 2011
Today, Obama speaks, surf’s up and The Bull hits stands.
LISTEN: Up to Date w/ Ricci & Rick – the end is near…we think
As the Judgement Day approaches, Rick recounts (and plays) his interview with one of the “The End is Nigh May 21, 2011” representatives from his day during the Oscars. Erich breaks down the calculations from presented by FamilyRadio.com using the experience gleaned from attending a Christian School his whole life.
In news topics, Entrepreneurs offer “Post-Rapture” services, Mickey and Minnie Mouse Arrested, 16 year old with HOMEMADE explosives, and Ricci demands Rick to do his impressions… and many more
LISTEN: Happy Hour – Wheeling into first
Happy Hour and host Victor Stephen Kamont is happy to have Arsam Ivari, Branden Garrett,and Cedric Wright are part of Industrial Technology Department of the Los Angeles Pierce College. This year they designed and built an mechanically assisted wheelchair in response to some of the common problems met when using conventional wheelchairs.
The project involved students from drafting,welding and machine shop. This year they won first place at the semi-annual AeroDef Manufacturing Exposition and Conference at the Anaheim Convention Center.