Gary Dauphin
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I'm Director of New Media for KCET. Previous to working at KCET, I built and managed websites for NPR West, AOL, Community Connect and other orgs. My writing has appeared in The Village Voice, Vibe Magazine, Essence, The Root, Interview, Bidoun, The Source, Lacanian Ink, and other publications. I also like to play the occasional video and role playing game.
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Spent a long weekend here and particularly enjoyed Tablas Creek (they had my favorite rose in 2011) and the meal and Isosceles at Justin. I would add two other reccos - Lone Madrone's wine was kind of forgettable, but I...
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Great to see Raul! Have long been a fan of his work....
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You realize that by writing this post you have tempted the typo gods, yes? ;) Be afraid!...
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The whole history of L.A. in one post!...
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Since 1998, Cindy Bernard and The Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (a.k.a. SASSAS) have been bringing experimental music to non-traditional Los Angeles venues. For this Sunday's performance, they've commissioned three pieces inspired by an under-appreciated public gem - the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook - from some of Los Angeles' most forward-looking musicians.
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Jim Jenkins, Sean Bonner and Carlyn Maw present at this monthly art and next media event, described succinctly as "people doing strange things with electricity."
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Come celebrate the 12th Anniversary of dublab, "a non-profit web radio collective devoted to the growth of positive music, arts and culture." Founded in 1999, this combination soundsystem, film distributor, internet broadcaster and cultural incubator also maintains an educational arm devoted to exposing kids to experimental music and video art.
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Gorgeous picture!...
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Many thanks for this. The fact this all was part of Mexico often seems lost on the vast of majority of CA residents....
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I love the Fix and all, but I there is nothing more annoying than a coffeeshop that closes at sundown....
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Can't beat space porn....
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My mom was on a kick for a long time for me to get a dual Haitian citizenship. I didn't think much of it, but after the earthquake decided I wanted to become more involved in what was going on...
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The line above about "empowering those around her to find the language to speak that which they felt they could not say" came back to mind today while reading news of the two "social media users" (a 21st Century class?)...
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Eating your rural pet is a real rite of passage....
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I have been partial to chorizo tortilla at Local on Sunset these days. +1 on the Bacon donuts at Nickle, too....
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"However, it will also mean that members of the electorate will face perhaps double the number of initiatives on a single election ballot." - I tend to find the number of ballot initiatives excessive as is. Am not relishing seeing...
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Cole's is also the site of Varnish, an intimate and awesome speakeasy -style bar in the back. Highly recommended....
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Thanks for this Adolfo! Had a chance to interview Gronk soon after moving to L.A. - can't take too much credit on the get seeing how he was the my upstairs neighbor - and still think of that conversation as...
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You forgot Pizzanista! downtown. (The "!" is in their name!) By far my favorite slice, not the least of which because you can order there and then go have a drink with your 'za over at Tony's...
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We're glad you enjoyed it 1averadd! Keep an eye on this page for updates about the Fall Series, which starts August 30th - http://www.kcet.org/socal/cinema_series/schedules-and-info/fall-2011-cinema-series-schedule.html But I'm curious - was your film this year?...
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Cross the border with Grandeza Mexicana, L.A.'s premier folklorico dance company, as they illuminate the culture of Mexico's northern regions.
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One of my favorite places....
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It's long been a general L.A. media axiom that The Los Angeles Times' best days were behind it, but, as Edward James Olmos tells Harrison Ford at the end of Blade Runner: "It's too bad she won't live... But then again, who does?"
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The July primetime and general schedule .pdfs are now available.
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If you've created a KCET.org profile we'd love to hear a bit more about you. Who are you? What brings you here? Tell us in this thread! (Commenters with profile pictures will get an extra hearty hello!)...
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Hi Tom, belated thanks for your comment! Our broadcast schedule goes out to listing services and the press many weeks before airdate, but that information does occasionally change over the course of the month. That said, our online schedules are...
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Happy Friday, Blackbga! We are going to look that up for you and will post the reply here once we have it. best, Gary - KCET.org...
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I have to say, this might be my favorite meal to date. $2.50 for a sandwich! 4 bucks for the egg rolls?! How late are they open? Is this a late night option?...
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I was initially a little worried the film would focus exclusively on whether or not the son gets jumped in - Hollywood has a terrible track record on that score - but once proceedings settled on the underlying father-son dynamic...
Recent Actions from Gary Dauphin
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Spent a long weekend here and particularly enjoyed Tablas Creek (they had my favorite rose in 2011) and the meal and Isosceles at Justin. I would add two other reccos - Lone Madrone's wine was kind of forgettable, but I...
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Great to see Raul! Have long been a fan of his work....
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You realize that by writing this post you have tempted the typo gods, yes? ;) Be afraid!...
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The whole history of L.A. in one post!...
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Gorgeous picture!...
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Many thanks for this. The fact this all was part of Mexico often seems lost on the vast of majority of CA residents....
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I love the Fix and all, but I there is nothing more annoying than a coffeeshop that closes at sundown....
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Can't beat space porn....
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My mom was on a kick for a long time for me to get a dual Haitian citizenship. I didn't think much of it, but after the earthquake decided I wanted to become more involved in what was going on...
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The line above about "empowering those around her to find the language to speak that which they felt they could not say" came back to mind today while reading news of the two "social media users" (a 21st Century class?)...
Responses to Comments from Gary Dauphin
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Since 1998, Cindy Bernard and The Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (a.k.a. SASSAS) have been bringing experimental music to non-traditional Los Angeles venues. For this Sunday's performance, they've commissioned three pieces inspired by an under-appreciated public gem - the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook - from some of Los Angeles' most forward-looking musicians.
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Jim Jenkins, Sean Bonner and Carlyn Maw present at this monthly art and next media event, described succinctly as "people doing strange things with electricity."
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Come celebrate the 12th Anniversary of dublab, "a non-profit web radio collective devoted to the growth of positive music, arts and culture." Founded in 1999, this combination soundsystem, film distributor, internet broadcaster and cultural incubator also maintains an educational arm devoted to exposing kids to experimental music and video art.
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Cross the border with Grandeza Mexicana, L.A.'s premier folklorico dance company, as they illuminate the culture of Mexico's northern regions.
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It's long been a general L.A. media axiom that The Los Angeles Times' best days were behind it, but, as Edward James Olmos tells Harrison Ford at the end of Blade Runner: "It's too bad she won't live... But then again, who does?"
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The July primetime and general schedule .pdfs are now available.
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If you've created a KCET.org profile we'd love to hear a bit more about you. Who are you? What brings you here? Tell us in this thread! (Commenters with profile pictures will get an extra hearty hello!)...
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Howdy! My name is Gary Dauphin and I'm KCET's Director of New Media. Do you have a question about KCET.org? Ask it here and I'll do my best to get you the answer. Please note that if you have a...
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KCET's thrice-yearly screening series is back for Spring! Join us as we preview eight major new films prior to their first run local release. Next up is A Better Life on June 7, directed by Chris Weitz of About A Boy and starring Demián Bichir, José Julián and Nancy Lenehan.
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