Kate Fulton
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is associate editor of kcet.org. She enjoys public media of all kinds, froyolife, and crossword puzzles.
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This week: gold fever, Ansel Adams, and Blue Angels.
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This week: Cold cuts, red rocks, and sidecars.
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This week: Basset hounds, silent movie stars, and the bells of El Camino Real.
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This week: liles, first class whistling and mudpots.
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This week: badminton, pet cemeteries, and Oildorado.
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Huell visits the Los Angeles Natural History Museum as it crawls with bugs at the 22nd Annual Bug Fair - North America’s largest.
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I was wondering how long it would take before your Inuit heritage would pop up in a post....
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Salmon celebrations, pot bellied pig races, and ice cream counters.
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The folks here at KCET would just like to shout out a big congratulations to Madeleine Brand who has a new show on KPCC from 9 to 10 AM weekdays. And a special shout out to producer Steve Proffitt, who...
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Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot represents 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Map by Eric Fisher. Thanks to LA Taco for the initial post....
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Happy National Constitution Day fellow public television nerds and history buffs. Today we pay homage to a document with one of the best opening lines ever.
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This week's LA Weekly published a scathing report on our city's dwindling library culture due to budget cuts deemed necessary by the Mayor and City Council.
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Certain days have symbolic meaning for us. They mark historic events that demand our attention —at least for one day out of the year. More than pushing us into the future, these anniversaries invite us to turn around and see where we've been.
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An interactive map tracks our commuting patterns — where we live, where we work, and the distances between.
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Today, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a $1.3-million contract with Homeboy Industries after financial problems threatened the life of the program
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Spiders, stars, and cold cuts. All on Huell this week.
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Approximately six thousand food trucks feed hard-working Angelinos daily. But with popularity, comes increased pressure to regulate.
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This week on Huell: soap, geothermal power plants and orchids.
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Gin is really more my thing. I would not make a very good McConnell. However, I eat any and all forms of cake. Even the whiskey variety....
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Ancient trees, local zebras, and killer crustaceans. All brought to you by Huell Howser.
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A new study conducted by Forbes ranked Los Angeles the second most stressful city in the country. Las Vegas took the number one spot, while New York City came in at an impressively low eighth.
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The City of Angels has always been a destination for musicians looking for fame or basking in it. Along the way, the city becomes the subject of a crooner's affection, and the song they create captures our experience with the...
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UPDATE - Congratulations to Laura Katz who won our contest! UPDATE - Submissions are closed. Thanks to everyone who participated! Thinking of going to Sunset Junction? Why not go for free? Thanks to Sunset Junction, the annual Silver Lake music...
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I had a similar egg upbringing and discovered the deliciousness of yolk late in life. I'm now an avid sunny-side upper but still hesitate when it comes to egg in salad form. This post has inspired me to give egg...
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Muscles, onions, and locomotives. Huell Howser knows no bounds.
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Mad Men's brand of mid-century Americana left the folks at LACMA thinking of skinny ties and pencil skirts. So skinny in fact, they could fit on an iconic doll.
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On Huell's itinerary this week: Hot dogs on sticks, the Conness Glacier, and vintage boats in Tahoe.
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Ukuleles. Fruit trails. Automobiles.
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Join KCET in real time during KCET's Summer Food Night, an all-night lineup of food-themed shows. Chat with like-minded, public television loving foodies. Our live twitter chat invites you to comment on the action and get other takes while the...
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The weird and wacky ways we dine in Southern California.
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I was wondering how long it would take before your Inuit heritage would pop up in a post....
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Gin is really more my thing. I would not make a very good McConnell. However, I eat any and all forms of cake. Even the whiskey variety....
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I had a similar egg upbringing and discovered the deliciousness of yolk late in life. I'm now an avid sunny-side upper but still hesitate when it comes to egg in salad form. This post has inspired me to give egg...
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This week: gold fever, Ansel Adams, and Blue Angels.
-
This week: Cold cuts, red rocks, and sidecars.
-
This week: Basset hounds, silent movie stars, and the bells of El Camino Real.
-
This week: liles, first class whistling and mudpots.
-
This week: badminton, pet cemeteries, and Oildorado.
-
Huell visits the Los Angeles Natural History Museum as it crawls with bugs at the 22nd Annual Bug Fair - North America’s largest.
-
Salmon celebrations, pot bellied pig races, and ice cream counters.
-
The folks here at KCET would just like to shout out a big congratulations to Madeleine Brand who has a new show on KPCC from 9 to 10 AM weekdays. And a special shout out to producer Steve Proffitt, who...
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Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot represents 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Map by Eric Fisher. Thanks to LA Taco for the initial post....
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Happy National Constitution Day fellow public television nerds and history buffs. Today we pay homage to a document with one of the best opening lines ever.
