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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2012 · 29 MIN

HITC 1 10 12

from Hear in the City · host Sara Harris

On this episode, we take an eclectic tour of Los Angeles-based music. First, we go to a private collection that is open to the public...and houses the king of keyboards. After that, we’ll check in with Los Angeles Film forum about upcoming screenings of works that served as visual sisters to the punk rock scene in the city. At the end of the show, we go to Venice Beach with a Mariachi odd couple from Boyle Heights as they try to expand their territory.

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On this episode, we take an eclectic tour of Los Angeles-based music. First, we go to a private collection that is open to the public...and houses the king of keyboards. After that, we’ll check in with Los Angeles Film forum about upcoming screenings of works that served as visual sisters to the punk rock scene in the city. At the end of the show, we go to Venice Beach with a Mariachi odd couple from Boyle Heights as they try to expand their territory.

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