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Welcome to episode 15 of OC Speakly. On this week's episode we break down the history of protesting, The Women's March and the other protests in Orange County. Gabriel San Román speaks with Rida Hamida organizer of #IStandWithHijabis and community activist. Also a dramatic reading of Hey You! and a fantastic Turkish restaurant in Fountain Valley. Enjoy!   Show notes: Santa Ana Women's March slideshow 'I Stand With Hijabis' slideshow Interview with Rida Hamida OC Weekly 2014 People profile ISOC CLUE Hey You! - A couple of morons with a stick ocweekly.com/calendar Indivisible OC Twitter Food Review - Istanbul Grill Website Twitter OC Weekly review -- Leave a message on our Hate Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram  

  Welcome to episode 14, on this week's episode, Gustavo discusses the Poseidon desalination plant with Mary Carreon before she talks with Parimal 'P.Mo' Rohit, editor of The Log, who has done extensive coverage on Poseidon as well. We also have a new dramatic reading from Hey You! and a great Mexican restaurant in Huntington Beach. Enjoy!   Show Notes: McClatchy report on critical infrastructure Poseidon coverage Ground Water Replenishment System OC Coastkeepers Interview with Parimal Rohit The Log $1 Billion to construct the facility and another $100 Million for the water delivery infrastructure, billed to taxpayers Charles Lester Poseidon's Carlsbad desalination plant receives an average of 3 violations a month (22 of which were for critical toxicity) Coastal Commission commissioners Hey You! - Howdy Doody Nightmare Puppet Restaurant review - Taqueria Don Victor Yelp Taqueria Don Victor Makes You Taste the Baa (OC Weekly) Taqueria Don Victor Gets the Good Food Treatment (OC Weekly) -- Leave a message

Welcome to episode thirteen of OC Speakly. On this week's episode we discuss altrenative healthcare in the wake of the possible gutting of the ACA. Denise de la Cruz interviews Panquetzani from Indigemama, who utilizes Mesoamerican medicine and ancestral traditions to strenghten female reproductive health. We also have a dramatic reading of our popular Hey You! column and a great female owned store for picking up some of the best booze in OC. Enjoy!   Show notes: Sobadoras Botánicas Curandero The Simpsons Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy Interview - Panquetzani of Indigemama Facebook group Hey You! - Namaste, Bitch Food review - Mixing Glass Website Classes -- Leave a message on our Hate Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram  

Welcome to episode twelve. We are devoting this episode to Gabby Gabborno, lead singer of Cadillac Tramps, Manic Hispanic, Santos y Sinners and more. We interview Weekly photographer John Gilhooley about Gabby's legacy and music editor Nate Jackson brings you audio scenes from the memorial concert at the Observatory. We finish off with a stop at Memphis Cafe in Costa Mesa for the food review. Oh, and #fuckcancer.   Show notes: Gabby Gabborno Cadillac Tramps Manic Hispanic Flock of Goo Goo Santos Y Sinners X-Members Interview with John Gilhooley Pinche Punks (cover story) Memorial concert slideshow Nate Jackson from the memorial concert at the Observatory Stage Audio Jonny "Two Bags" Efrem Schulz Eric VonHerzen & Jim Monroe Life on the Edge - Cadillac Tramps documentary Frida Cinema OC screenings Friday, January 27th, 8pm Saturday, January 28th, 8pm Downtown Independent LA screening Sunday, January 29th, 3pm Food Review - Memphis Soul Cafe Website -- Leave a message on our Hate Hotline: 714-55

Welcome to episode eleven of OC Speakly. On this week's episode we discuss Martin Luther King, Jr. and his time spent in Orange County. We excerpt audio from two speeches made here: 55 years ago, MLK gave a speech at Chapman University, and 49 years ago he gave a speech in Anaheim 19 days before his assassination. Gabriel San Román discusses Dr. King's words and Gustavo talks with music editor Nate Jackson about growing up black in Orange County. We also stop at Alebrije's Grill, the pink lonchera in SanTana, for our food review. Enjoy!   Show notes: Where the Black People At? (OC Weekly Volume 18, Number 40) Of the top 25 metropolitan areas in the US, Orange County is the only one with an African-American population of less than 5% (2.1% to be exact) UC Irvine Cafeteria Sells Chicken and Waffles for Martin Luther King Day An Incomplete, Embarrassing Timeline of Anti-Black Moments in Orange County OC's Oldest African-American's (103 Years!) Secret for Long Life: "Soul Food and Hard Work" Martin Luther Kin

Welcome to episode ten of OC Speakly. On this week's show we discuss gentrification, specifically in SanTana (or DTSA if you are bringing the "renaissance" to the area). Gabriel San Román talks with Sarah Rafael García about her new zines SanTana's Fairy Tales. They also discuss the loss of the historic El Carousel and what can be done about the loss of community as new businesses and residents move in. We also review Pizzeria Ortica in Costa Mesa. Enjoy!   Show notes: Downtown Santa Ana Gets "Great Neighborhood" Award—And Protests! Protest signs (image) Santa Ana Gentrifiers to Rename Former Fiesta Marketplace "East End Promenade"--HA! Interview with Sarah Rafael García Website SanTana's Fairy Tales Zoraida & Marisol available now, profits support Transgeneros en Accion Grand Central Art Center LibroMobile Raspa Press Food review - Pizzeria Ortica Website Best craft cocktails in OC 2016 Murderers Row of bartenders (Joel Caruso, Aristotle Alstaetter, Justin Van Billiard) -- Leave a message on our H

Welcome to OC Speakly episode nine. On this week's episode, it's all about the 2016 Year in Review. We revisit some of the biggest news of the year. OC Weekly's most prolific online writer Matt Coker talks with Gustavo about some of the stories you might have missed if you only read the dead-tree edition. Gustavo also talk to web editor Taylor "Hellcat" Hamby about the most trafficked articled on ocweekly.com. We finish this episode talking with Gabriel San Román about his favorite stories and a shout out to our favorite restaurant (food truck, actually), Burritos La Palma.   Show notes: Matt Coker's 2016 in Review OCDA Snitch Scandal OC Jail Break Orange Feathers - Sandra Hutchens as Krazy Kat The rise of hate KKK Rally in Anaheim Bomb threats directed at mosques Kids being racist, and more! Your Anaheim Angels of Anaheim Will Mike Trout Be Robbed Again as American League MVP? Another Summer Night at Angel Stadium (Orange Feathers) Matt's favorite film of 2016 Manchester by the Sea

Welcome to episode eight of OC Speakly. On this week's episode we talk with veteran investigative journalist R. Scott Moxley regarding the case of Kenneth Clair, a man serving time for a murder he probably didn't commit. Gustavo also talks with CJ Ford, the private investigator rallying behind Kenneth Clair, about his work on the case. We lament the lack of Hate Hotline callers and we talk about Olive Tree's Palestinian delicacies. Show notes: OC Weekly investigative journalist R. Scott Moxley Journalist of the Year award by LA Press Club 2016 Distinguished Journalist award by Society of Professional Journalists/LA 2016 Moxley Confidential Kenneth Clair coverage on OC Weekly Interview with CJ Ford CJ Ford profile 9th circuit overturns Kenneth's death penalty OCDA's "miniseries" on The People vs. Kenneth Clair on YouTube freekennethclair.com Write to Kenneth Clair: The Men's Central Jail Inmate Booking Number: 2925186 550 N Flower St. Santa Ana, CA 92703 cjfordpi.com Petition to release Kenneth C

Welcome to episode 07 of OC Speakly. This week we talk about the Holidays. Trendzilla columnist and calendar editor Aimee Murillo talks with Gustavo about holiday trends and gifts and why you should be buying indie and DIY. Aimee also talk with Kate Heart about her squeaky toys. Also, win a $25 gift card to Naugles with our trivia question, and if you are looking for something more substantial, we review 320 Main in Seal Beach. Enjoy! Show notes: Howl, Long Beach Peacock & Co., Long Beach Oddities from Dark Art Emporium, also in Long Beach Factory & Co., Santa Ana from the folks who brought you Harveys Magoski Art Colony, Fullerton Heather Paxton Book Machine Chantal deFelice The Book Man, Orange Interview with Kate Heart aka Bittersqueaks Etsy Store Instagram Bittersqueaks.com Trendzilla article on OC Weekly Trivia question Holy shit, sorry Dougie! Listen for the question $25 gift card to Naugles on the line Email garellano@ocweekly.com Restaurant review - 320 Main in Seal

Welcome to episode six of OC Speakly. This week we talk about weed. Staff writer and marijuana maven Mary Carreon talks with Diane Goldstein, Executive Boardmember of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) about how California Prop 64 affects Orange County. We also ask you a really hard trivia question (with a prize!) and tell you where to get the best breakfast burritos in Buena Park. Enjoy! Show notes: OC Weekly's Prop 64 coverage Orange County's marijuana activists OC NORML Chris Glew Randall Longwith Marla James Sky High dispensary raid Shout out to NASA OG at New Generation Interview with Diane Goldstein Diane's Bio on LEAP.cc Call for local bands Email music editor Nate Jackson (njackson@ocweekly.com) No Hate Hotline this week We forgot to put the phone number under this article on Fidel Castro Trivia contest - win a $25 gift card to Naugles Listen to the episode for the question Email Gustavo if you know the answer (garellano@ocweekly.com) Food review - Athenian Burgers #3 OC Weekly Be

Welcome to episode five of OC Speakly. This week we are dedicating the episode to talking about what we want to see with the future of Orange County's food scene, and who better to discuss, than an LA resident. Gustavo talks to Christian Ziebarth about all things Naugles and the history of Mexican-American fast food. Our food review this week is the amazing brunch spot in Laguna Hills, Break of Dawn. Show notes: Discussing OC's food scene with OC Weekly's Art Director City of Gold review Interview with Christian Ziebarth of Naugles Naugles web site Christian's Mexican restaurant blog OC Weekly coverage of Naugles Nalga on Wikipedia No Hate Hotline this week Call for sponsors (email Gustavo) Food Review - Break of Dawn Web site OC Weekly's coverage Dee Nguyen's Instagram -- Leave a message on our Hate Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram Have a specific podcast question? Email podcast@ocweekly.com

Welcome to episode four of OC Speakly. This week we talk about homelessness in Orange County. Denise De La Cruz speaks with Eve Garrow, a homelessness policy analyst and advocate at the ACLU of Southern California. We follow up on the many reported hate incidents in OC now that Trump has been elected. Also, now that the weather is getting colder (finally!) we talk about chicken pho! Show notes: Homelessness in Orange County Interview with Eve Garrow Nowhere to live: The homeless Crisis in Orange County & How to End it (PDF) ACLU of Southern California Bio Dignity for All Project Hate Hotline Compilation of hate incidents in OC Restaurant review - Pho Dakao The best Chicken Pho (Pho Ga) in Orange County OC Weekly's review Yelp Gustavo forgets the name for hot vit lon Hot vit lon -- Leave a message on our Hater Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram Have a specific podcast question? Email podcast@ocweekly.com

Welcome to episode three of OC Speakly. This week we talk all about the election! We interview Jody Agius Vallejo, an associate professor of sociology at USC about what the hell happened in the presidential election. We also break down local elections and the Democrat and Republican election night parties that took place around Orange County. Our hate hotline caller this week discusses racist comments aimed at her in a supermarket, and we finish up this week with our restaurant review, San Clemente's Surfin' Chicken. Enjoy! Show notes: OC Weekly's 2016 election coverage Interview with Jody Agius Vallejo USC Faculty profile Barrios to Burbs: The Making of the Mexican-American Middle Class Hate hotline Food Review - Surfin' Chicken in San Clemente Our Review Website -- Leave a message on our Hater Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram Have a specific podcast question? Email podcast@ocweekly.com

Welcome to episode two of OC Speakly. This week we are discussing the OC music scene including the closing of Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, the history of OC music venues and an interview with longtime OC Weekly photographer, John Gilhooley. We also read your comments and talk about the best restaurant in OC, Taco Maria. Enjoy! Show notes: Irvine Meadows closing Gwen Stefani House of Blues The Weekly Gets Kicked Out of a Lit Concert By Douchebag House of Blues Anaheim Security OC Weekly calendar Interview with OC Weekly photographer John Gilhooley Music Festivals Three song rule for photographers johngilhooley.com The Zero Class Hater Hotline Nate reads a warm and fuzzy reader comment Food Review - Taco Maria Best of O-Seeeeeea Weekly! Carlos Salgado OC Weekly Best Restaurant 2016 blurb Purslane 2016 James Beard semi-finalists Jonathan Gold 101 Best Restaurants (LA Times login required) Webpage -- Leave a message on our Hater Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter

Welcome to episode one of OC Speakly, OC Weekly's podcast. This week we are discussing the idea of hate in Orange County. We interview Dr. Celia Lacayo, a Research Associate at UCLA regarding her research paper showing OC whites don't want to live next to Mexicans—but Asians are cool! We also listen to some Hate Hotline voicemails and talk about the best falafel in Orange County.
 Enjoy! Show notes: Dr. Celia Lacayo Latinos Need to Stay in Their Place: Differential Racialization in a Multi-Ethnic Suburb (PDF)
 Hater Hotline Some Hate - Gabachos complain Some Love - Don't be a pussy Kareem's Falafel Webpage OC Weekly's coverage Fatteh Nesrine Hawari OC Weekly People profile -- Leave a message on our Hater Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitter Instagram Have a specific podcast question? Email podcast@ocweekly.com

Welcome to episode zero of OC Speakly, OC Weekly's new podcast. This is a mini episode of sorts giving you the rundown on why we do what we do. Editor Gustavo Arellano gives you a run down on why he thinks you'll want to follow this podcast. In future episodes we will be covering the news, politics, food and culture of Orange County as well as following up on articles we've written. In the end. it's all about what we love, what we hate and what we think is interesting. All brought to you from the people behind OC Weekly. Show notes: What's the purpose being here in Orange County? Gustavo born in Ana-crime! We get people out of jail Big J-Mo James Ochoa Arthur Carmona Shantae Molina We put people in jail No black people in Orange County? DA Snitch scandal We'd be the 4th largest city in the US with a population of 3.1 million people Fuck the Confederacy Beautiful, hilarious haters trolling our Facebook page -- Leave a message on our Hater Hotline: 714-550-5984 letters@ocweekly.com Web Site Facebook Twitt