Friday Announcement (for Tuesday): Becky Ebenkamp and I have been working really hard on what is definitely a first for us, a one-off documentary radio show sponsored by L.A.’s Metro rail for Dublab.com. The subject, based on my book “Riot on Sunset Strip: Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Last Stand in Hollywood” will focus on four clubs: It’s Boss, The Hullabaloo, Bido Lito’s and Pandora’s Box. Our special guests are Johnny Echols of the band Love, and Miss Pamela DeBarres, author of several books including “I’m With The Band: Confessions of a Groupie.” The social impact brought on by the Sunset Strip “riots,” both the immediate repercussions during the ’60s (Monterey Pop) and in the future (from the ’90s to now) will also be examined. Tune in, this coming Tuesday, and share with your friends.

– Domenic Priore

Los Angeles Coronavirus Update: One Demographic Group Being Ravaged By COVID-19 At Much Higher Rates Than Others

The Intruder

Wooden body boards rented to reduce beach pollution

The Weird are Destined to Change the World | George Monbiot

Pretziada – The Giant Shame

Ennio Morricone’s Radical Romanticism

Hawaiian leis and pure aloha at Martin Luther King Jr. march in the Deep South

After more than 150 years, New Zealand recognises ‘extinct’ Moriori people

Your Favorite Rock ‘n’ Roll, Country and R&B Legends as Marionettes

Summers could become ‘too hot for humans’

Earth’s final frontier: the global race to map the entire ocean floor

From LAX to Frank Sinatra’s house, Paul R. Williams’ architecture defined mid-century California

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Double Feature, John Hubley

 https://youtu.be/PWn6-4HWSJg

For decades, scientists puzzled over the plastic ‘missing’ from our oceans – but now it’s been found

Arizona national monument, home to sacred Native American burial sites, is being blown up for the border wall

Temperatures at a Florida-Size Glacier in Antarctica Alarm Scientists

Federal disaster relief is being wasted on NC beaches

Honolulu Hawaii Episode 1

P.F. Sloan: Let’s Live for Today

Seafood fraud: why your Mediterranean swordfish might actually be shark

Keystone XL Pipeline Stays Blocked in U.S. Supreme Court Order

The Celestial Sounds of The Space Agency

David Stone Martin & Mary Lou Williams

Our World: Summer 1963 (1987)

The Tongan Castaways of Ata Island | Surviving with one of the six boys

Canada: DNA discovery lends weight to First Nations ancestral story

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California’s Indigenous History Is a Story of Genocide and Resistance

The Fender Jazzmaster

“Spooky Boy” – Mathieu Maréchal with Dusty Springfield. Vid by Thomas Lodin

Her four-part series begins July 5 ($10/class).

Toni Basil to teach classes on ’60s go-go dancing

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Del Shannon the making of an album

With Paris project industry giant WhiteWater jumps into the surf park market

LA, back then.

Fat Dreams of Italy

Report reveals ‘massive plastic pollution footprint’ of drinks firms

Fat Cat de Crème

Building Solidarity Against False Solutions!

Factory Schools see something “wrong” with being indigenous

The great kava boom: how Fiji’s beloved psychoactive brew is going global

“A Dance With Plants” – balmy Costa Rica

The First Session at Waimea

Earliest hunting scene in prehistoric art

https://youtu.be/4p4a69jGifw

Relocation of tribal people living around Similipal Tiger Reserve forceful, claim locals

LAistory: Val Verde, The ‘Black Palm Springs’

Vice Versa | Longboarding With Achel & Abou

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A Macro Historical Overview

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Vintage Skateboard 1960?s Collection Rare Grails Museum Quality

Sidewalk Surfin’- The Skateboard Museum at Skatelab in Simi Valley

Bolivia’s “New Andean Architecture” by Freddy Mamani

The Hermit of Suwarrow

Surf Legends of Hawaii by the Kahuku Film Club

The Seawall Project defeated at Trump International Golf Links, Doughmore Beach, Ireland

Hap Jacobs

Mystico… Part I

Summer of the Cat series: Bonus /Cody drives at Malibu.

How I Made It as a Musician – Steve Cropper

This has some music that sounds like a track from The Endless Summer.

Canada: protests go mainstream as support for Wet’suwet’en pipeline fight widens

This is What Third Street Promenade Looked Like Before the Gap Even Existed

Visit to The skateboard Hall of Fame.
The Oldest Skateboards in Existence

Atlantis Együttes – Little Honda

The first person to use the term “greenhouse gases” was a Swedish scientist named Svante Arrhenius in 1896. In a paper published that year, he made an early calculation of how much warmer the Earth was thanks to the energy-trapping nature of some of the gases in the atmosphere.