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Re-Thinking Modern-Day Monuments
Artists and activists Sandra de la Loza, Joel Garcia and Mercedes Dorama contemplate the true nature of monuments and how they can best reflect the communities they're in. Can living trees be considered monuments, rather than putting up sculptures of historical figures that have questionable legacies on this nation's history?
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One of pop music's great singer/songwriters finds her guiding light close to home. “Audra Mae: Songs of Joy & Peace” grew from that simple reminder that a song can mend the heart.
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Join Maestro Carl St. Clair, Pacific Symphony, and some special guests as they celebrate the opening of their 42nd season with performances by five world-class pianists.
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“Spotlight” alum Josh Groban hosts a special performance by SoCal’s most talented teens.
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Performers pay tribute to Linda Ronstadt. Plus, an interview with the legend herself.
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Highlights from the Annual Watts Towers Day of the Drum and Simon Rodia Watts Towers Jazz Festivals.
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Hosted by designer Rosten Woo, this episode explores L.A. civic art and culture during the pandemic.
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Hosted by Mariachi musician Julian Torres, this episode explores the tradition of Mariachi music and its transformation through time and circumstance.
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Key cultural leaders from around Los Angeles gather to discuss the role of arts and culture in shaping the world’s future.