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I was living down the street from B of A bank on Laurel Canyon in North Hollywood on February 28th, 1997. I had just moved there from Sherman Oaks.The North Hollywood bank robbery unfolded and our entire neighborhood was shut down. I will never forget it

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CalabasASS shouldnt be part of the SFV, I bet the feeling is mutual.

The History is fanlous

Loved the Back to the Future reference at the City of Industry mall. lol

bad place to reperent agoura hills with.. trust me its not that boring here

1st pic… isn‘t it the house from BTTF ??

Burbank, Calabasas, Hidden hills and San fernando are its own cities

Nice, two years later but I'm impressed. You guys actually took the time and effort to go to all the cities. 😮

I have been going to the Munch Box since the early 70’s. Great burger!

I have a conversation in wivh the ai changed its answer ajd said im smarter.

The Boss 93 KHJ format got pretty annoying after a while. The station's over enthusiastic DJs spewed relentless verbiage, even babbling into the start and finish of the songs they played. If you wanted to hear how “Good Vibrations" sounded without The Real Don Steele jabbering over it, you had to go elsewhere. Wink Martindale was like the most typical of the Boss Jocks, all patronizing “Far out, kids!” Top 40 hype and motor-mouth hucksterism, and was savaged by Cheech and Chong as Wink Dinkerson, a lame-ass puker of a DJ, introduced at a rock concert as “Dink Winkerson”... “Hi there all you groovy guys and groovy gals! Peace-love-dope!” And meanwhile the audience is jeering and making barfing noises. Yeah, KHJ had the teen-age audience in the palm of its collective hand back in the late ‘60s, but if you were really cool you listened to KRLA instead.

Epic ty

I bought it at Walmart in Atlanta GA

My mother and father grew up in Palo Verde, Bishop Rd. They were married in Palo Verde. I am the youngest of 4 boys. My older brothers were some of the last children to live and play in Palo Verde........... BEFORE THE TAKE OVER... The many many sad events that took place.... to this day are very emotional for us, the 2nd generation of Palo Verde. The 2 guys doing the interview, with their continual laughter and stupid Culver City jokes have very much insulted me and all other Palo Verde individuals who have roots there. Eric was very professional at disregarding/ignoring many of those goons remarks. Your behavior allows the ugly events of the TAKE OVER to live on. Get professional. I would never make jokes about your grandparents roots and life style. Thank you Eric for your efforts in bringing out the truth of these ugly events.

What a great story!

My dad worked at the Alexandria Hotel from 1982-2013. He would take me to work with him during summer break from school. Great memories.

Just subscribed. I love the history and random excursions in between. If we still had good radio, you'd be the guys.

Thank you for this. Great fun!

0:06 Don't they work in the industry. :)

In the early 60’s, Glen Campbell, Leon Russell, and session singer, Jackie Ward did a Lady Clairol Hair tv commercial. Is it true blondes have more fun. See the video of an interview with between Glen Campbell and Bob Costos. It is near the end of the interview.

Too many false information in this video !!!

Thank you I’m training myself to be a Dodgers fan

Lol Dane cook is at the laugh factory it's changed now

Somehow I found this interesting, go figure. . .

do they have a store at that building?

You guy’s are clueless. Hard to get through this.

Where’s the new episode ?? I neeeeed it !!!! 😫😫

Half those places aren’t even in the Valley rich kid tf

The actual interesting bits of content, if they were spliced together, would be about twelve minutes long. The rest of the podcast is just the two hosts huffing their own farts.

any person who speaks french would know grenadine is pomagranite.

Greasy chicken and there is a ghost chicken.

And there is rocking Robin carrot topp and nuke boy and. Bird brain and wiccan chicken and El pollo Diego. And.

A little humor is nice, but You guys joke around way to much.

Super dope idea! Well done.

THANKS POSTING⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BOSS 93♥

😂😂😂 that intro is a classic !!

So as a local of catalina island, soapstone can be found here on the island, but it WAS NOT used at empire landing or at city hall in LA. It was a type of green marble that is also found here on catalina that was used in LA city hall. Some of your infomation is correct but about 20% is totally incorrect......

My then best friend and I used to go to our local "The Racquetball Club" back in the early 80s to play a few games of racquetball and work out, sit in the sauna, steam room and hottub. Then after we showered and got dressed we'd go upstairs and sit in the lounge and drink an Orange Whip. They were delicious and addictive. We didn't have Orange Bang in our area, at least at that time. This was Middletown, Ohio and I don't believe that The Racquetball Club is there anymore or at least I think it's a different business now but I never forgot about that whipped orange drink.

Ricky Nelson died in a plane crash . Checked it out for the Wrecking Crew mention .. not impressed with the two guys and their jumping all over the place

Wow, this is nice for me to listen too, thank you.

Why don't you tell the story from beginning to end without constant wandering into other themes?

IT'S PRONOUNCED Naht-zi-moh-va NOT Nah-zee-moh-va!

Thanks guys - I was trying to read up on the prohibition period in LA - so this is a fun way to make the facts stick. I'm also looking at how the bootleggers switched to pinball.

Great work, boys! Interesting to learn this stuff about LA/Hollywood/The valley . From Canada Kris

you mean, Glendale Galleria had a fila-Buffums.

I want to hear the story but their constant going off subject bores me.

This was a wonderful story to hear, Ty. 🙂

J Paul getting me smiling. Hail Kimmel and the Obelisk

Nice. Arleta represent. The Osmonds made their home here as well at one time.