Category Archives: love

lost archives of a career photographer

Posted on October 10, 2012 by hitc

Our radio station, KPFK in Los Angeles, is calling: support our non-commercial airwaves! It’s L.A.’s home for Democracy Now! and Al Jazeera. While we break for that cause, listen to this latest episode of Hear in the City. We enter a collection … Continue reading →

Posted in arts, film, and music, City of Los Angeles, culture in the city, Downtown, Long Beach, love, marginalize communities, Mexico, music, photography, photography, public radio | Tagged Adriana Zavala, electronica in L.A., Hear in the City, Jesse Lerner, Lola Alvarez Bravos, Love Fix, Mapping The City, MOLAA, Museum of Latin American Art, photography in Mexico, Rachel Arauz, Sara Harris. Alvaro Parra, Xavier De Enciso | Leave a comment

Stray cats, needy dogs

Posted on June 13, 2012 by hitc

On this episode of Hear in the City we visit with two extraordinary people who dedicate their lives to caring for pets that would otherwise fall through the cracks of the urban economic crisis. One, a … Continue reading →

Posted in animal services, culture in the city, Downtown, East Hollywood, homelessness, infrastructure, love, marginalize communities, Neighborhood/Area, public health, urban environment, urban wildlife | Tagged animals, walking | Leave a comment

for our mothers

Posted on May 12, 2012 by hitc

In honor of Mothers’ Day, two stories of motherhood during difficult times. Our first audio postcard comes from students at The HeArt Project: a wonderfully talented group of teen moms who are finishing their high school degrees at a small … Continue reading →

Posted in book reviews, community arts, culture in the city, education, gender, Korean culture, literature, love, marginalize communities, The HeArt Project, Uncategorized | Tagged Cal-Safe Arleta, Hear in the City, Helie Lee, In Absence Of Sun, Korean War, Los Angeles, Motherhood, Mothers Day, Sara Harris, Still Life With Rice, The HeArt Project, war | Leave a comment

the time show: 6/14/2011

Posted on June 15, 2011 by hitc

On this week’s show, we enter the space of a meticulous 24-hour-long video documentation of one entire day in Christian Marclay’s new work, The Clock, we consider the expanded day of June 16th, 1904, as Bloomsday and James Joyce’s Ulysses … Continue reading →

Posted in arts, film, and music, culture in the city, economy and equality, film, love, marginalize communities, poetry, public health, transportation, Uncategorized, urban environment | Tagged Albert Chacon, Albert Wachtel, BART, Bloomsday, Christian Marclay, Hear in the City, HITC, James Joyce, Jesse Lerner, Johannes Mehserle, KPFK 90.7FM, LACMA, Los Angeles, Luis Sierra Campos, Oscar Grant, Pacifica Radio, Pitzer College, Thandisizwe Chimurenga, The Clock, Time Sara Harris, UCLA's Hammer Museum, Ulysses, www.hearinthecity.org, www.kpfk.org | Leave a comment

2/14/2011: about love

Posted on February 14, 2011 by hitc

Humans have written about, talked about, sang about broken hearts and first loves and all the clichés that go with them, through the ages. But, we do not so often hear about the moment of awakening that comes with a … Continue reading →