San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 7

James Preston Allen, editor of San Pedro's Random Lengths News discusses his new album "Apparitions: Ghosts On Pacific Avenue".

We'll hear selected cuts from this collection of musical profiles of some of the characters that James has encountered over his 50 year residency in the little port community of San Pedro - a chunk of Los Angeles with a unique landscape and characters to match.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 6

 Congresswoman Nanette Diaz Barragán (Calif. 44) is interviewed by Random Lengths News editor, James Preston Allen regarding the current issues with the post office and mail in ballots.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 5

 Celebrating the anniversary of the birthday of one of San Pedro's important creative figures - Henry Charles Bukowski.

Random Lengths News celebrates the milestone with a discussion of one of his more controversial poems.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 4

On this episode of San Pedro: The Podcast: Mike Stark talks to  San Pedro High School teacher - Richard Wagoner - about the new world of schooling during the pandemic. We'll get some highlights from last week's "Janice Journal Live" from San Pedro's own LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn and get some questions answered about sharks from the CSULB Shark Lab's, Chris Lowe from the latest AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles online webinar.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 3

Andy & Renee & Hard Rain join Mike Stark for a look into the life of musicians during the coronavirus quarantine, with venues closed where they normally would play.  How to survive as a musician during the pandemic.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 2

Gayle Fleury from Angel Gowns of South Bay talking about their organization and how they've repurposed in a meaningful way in this time of crisis and James Preston Allen and Terelle Jerricks of Random Lengths News survey their town under quarantine.

San Pedro: The Podcast - Episode 1

John Bagakis and James Baeza guest with Mike Stark on this first episode of the podcast.  The corona virus and San Pedro