J-Logic
On the 26th episode of Whale Cave, J-Logic drops by to talk about the L.A. DJ scene as well as Leonardo DiCaprio's pasta making ability. Host Matt Price introduces a new segment "L.A. Nights, Hot Nights."
Jimmy Pardo, Kit Pongetti
enDecember 17, 2012
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About this Episode
On the tenth and final Whale Cave of 2012, Jimmy Pardo talks about his time as a high-powered music exec; Kit Pongetti wants to crash a party with Willie Nelson; and host Matt Price is misled by one of his musical idols.
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