inglewood

24eme épisode de SCRATCH.

Nous retournons en Californie, plus précisément à Carson, dans le comté de Los Angeles, pour vous parler d'un des plus grands espoirs (et déceptions ?) du rap de la côte ouest de la fin des années 2000. Signé chez Aftermath, le label du légendaire Dr. Dre, il sortira plusieurs mixtapes, mais nous allons nous concentrer sur une de ses plus populaires : "The Confessional" de Bishop Lamont, sorti en 2008 et hosté par DJ Whoo Kid.

Animé par Golgoseize, et en invité du jour : Feelkast.

Having a decadent dessert at a staple in the community of Inglewood

There's almost nothing better than watching your homies win, and it's been an honour and a privilege to watch Crowns & Hops' soar to success. Co-Founder and friend of the show Teo Hunter joins Cee to catch up from his last appearance on the pod, they talk about their 8 Trill Pils initiative, how their crowdfunding and equity campaigns went, what they learned from their challenges, why equity is the most important factor in diversifying the craft beer industry, their contract brewing journey, why they changed their flagship beer from BPLB to The Dopest, and Teo even took over as host for a bit with some Hip Hop talk. They crushed four killer Crowns beers - 8 Trill Pils, The Dopest hazy IPA, Inglewood Sun West Coast IPA and Mama's Punch Tart Ale. This was a ton of fun - get it in ya!

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In this episode, you’ll meet Jorge Gomez, a brand strategist and graffiti writer based out of Inglewood, CA. You’ll hear about Jorge’s work running The Money Studio, helping BIPOC-owned brands preserve their culture, as well as his design origin story that started with graffiti. You’ll hear how he’s doubled down on setbacks in his life and used them as powerful catalysts for growth, including the ways in which he faced prejudice in his ascent through school and into industry. Jorge shares his use of Design Thinking and math (math!) when painting murals, how he said “yes” before he was ready and the ways in which his family plays an integral role in his work.

This episode is part of a guest lecture series in GCM 806 Advanced Typography in The Creative School at TMU and co-hosted by student, Katrina Javier.

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Just because only one percent of the eleven-thousand wineries in the U.S. are Black-owned, doesn’t mean they don’t exist. To get proof, they left their homes and tracked down an expert–Leslie Jones, co-owner of Inglewood’s first and only wine bar, 1010 Wine. Thanks to their tireless reporting, jarrett and Tre’vell were able to get their hands–and mouths–on numerous glasses of wine from actual Black-owned wineries. Along the way, they learned about pushy wine reps, why it’s better to hold the stem than the bowl, and what inspires someone to open the first wine bar in Inglewood.

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Celebrating Black History Month early with her products at Target! 

DM: LAPD for the murder of Keenan Anderson

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Today we cover the formation of the infamous Bloods and Crips gang rivalry. How did it get started? Why did it begin in South Central Los Angeles in the late 1960s and early 1970s? The Crips were founded by two high schoolers named Raymond Washington and Stanley “Tookie” Williams, who formed an alliance to protect their neighborhoods from other young people who were harassing them. And then very quickly, gang violence escalated far beyond beating up other kids with your fists to  drive-by shootings, over 15,000 murders, and controlling much of the nation's drug trade. Hope you find all this info as interesting as I did. 

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Welcome to For Her Day. It's a celebration of For Her from For Her. Equal parts workshop, panel and activation, we made the experience interactive with our audience, panelists and crew. As we’ve been talking about, we are inspired by those who take action, so we wanted to put that on full display ourselves.

We discuss bringing a business to life, building up a community, staying rooted there and giving back. So here it is For Her Day, coming to you from Inglewood, California.

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Alissa, Rachel and Scott get together to discuss updates in the city’s mayoral field including Karen Bass’s public safety plan. Also this week: The first LA super bowl in a generation, local politicians are responding to news about the state’s announced relaxing of mask rules, and LA City Council could make it a crime to have a broken bike in public.

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• An asinine proposal to criminalize fixing bikes in public.
• Rick Caruso is running for mayor.
• Read Karen Bass' public safety plan for yourself.
• Mask restrictions remain in Los Angeles, but maybe not other California counties.
• Super Bowl security theater.

As the excitement for Super Bowl LVI takes over Los Angeles, host Giselle Fernandez joined LA Rams COO Kevin Demoff for a behind-the-scenes tour of SoFi Stadium. At 3.1 million square feet, it's the largest stadium in the world and boasts the largest video board in all of sports. After growing up listening in on his sports agent father speaking with NFL executives, Demoff became one of those executives himself, working first for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and now as chief operating officer for the Rams. He proudly spearheaded the development of SoFi Stadium and looks forward to the future of football on the West Coast, especially now that the Rams are competing in this year’s Super Bowl in Inglewood.

Steven Murphy is a good friend of mine and has also been on the show before. (Episode 80) I invite him on to banter about some recent life occurrences I've dealt with in my own life. We discuss an awkward wedding rejection, finding my stolen truck after almost 2 months, going to the dentist for the first time in almost 10 years, and the frustrating balance of working hard without burning yourself out. Life is RAD

In this episode, I spoke with féi hernandez about Hood Criatura, their poetry collection released in 2020. We also spoke about their incredible skills as an illustrator, and féi recommends some fantastic reads.

féi hernandez (b.1993 Chihuahua, Mexico) is a trans, Inglewood- raised, formerly undocumented immigrant artist, writer, healer. They have been published in POETRY, Pank Magazine, Oxford Review of Books, Frontier Poetry, The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext, amongst others. They are a Define American Fellow for 2021 and are currently the Board President of Gender Justice Los Angeles. féi is the author of the full-length poetry collection Hood Criatura (Sundress Publications 2020) which was on NPR’s Best Books of 2020. féi collects Pokémon plushies.

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Poets, books, etc. mentioned in this episode:

• Gloomy the Naughty Grizzly, anime series

• Sailor Moon, anime series

• Natalie Diaz’s My Brother Was an Aztec

• Natalie Diaz’s Postcolonial Love Poem

• Ambar Lucid and her song “Story to Tell”

• féi’s illustrations

• Hood Criatura on Goodreads, Barnes and Noble, and Amazon. Go leave a review :)

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Lonnie David Franklin Jr. was but one of the numerous prolific serial killers preying on sex workers in South Central Los Angeles in the 1980s. And then after possibly going to "sleep"
during the 1990s, he started killing again in the first decade of the 2000's. The Grim Sleeper preyed almost exclusively on black, female, crack-addicted sex workers in South Central where he lived. South Central was in the midst of a crack epidemic when he got started in 1985 (or possibly 1984), and by the time he was done in 2007, he'd killed at least ten women but likely closer to twenty-five. And one man as well. Today we dig into our first black serial killer, look into racial bias when it comes to media coverage of black killers and black victims, explore the LA 80's crack epidemic, and more, in another true crime edition of Timesuck.

Link to unidentified Lonnie Franklin possible murder victims: https://www.latimes.com/news/la-me-grim-sleeper-lapd-pictures-photogallery.html

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