Lost L.A.Temporada 6

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A collaboration between the USC Libraries and KCETLink, featuring the member collections of L.A. as Subject, a research alliance dedicated to preserving and telling the sometimes-hidden stories and histories of the Los Angeles region.

Where to Watch Lost L.A. • Temporada 6

6 Episodes

Fast Food and Car Culture
E1
Fast Food and Car CultureFrom McDonald’s to Taco Bell, many of the world’s most iconic fast-food chains were born in SoCal. Car culture and the restaurant industry collided in the LA region, forever shaping the way Americans dine and drive.
Historic Filipinotown
E2
Historic FilipinotownFilipino Americans work to make their heritage more visible in Los Angeles. The host explores the yo-yo's surprising origin story, tours Historic Filipinotown in a Jeepney, and tastes classic Filipino street foods.
Hiking Trailblazers
E3
Hiking TrailblazersMeet the hikers who led Angelenos onto their local trails, including early wellness guru Paul Bragg. The host explores the origins of Los Angeles hiking, from the Indigenous people who first walked the land to activists like WalkGood LA’s Etienne Maurice, who blaze new paths over familiar terrain.
Eternal City: Los Angeles Cemeteries
E4
Eternal City: Los Angeles CemeteriesVisit Forest Lawn, Evergreen and Hollywood Forever to see how L.A. reinvented the cemetery. The host visits the gravesites of the rich and famous and learns how racial segregation once divided the dead.
Tuberculosis: The Forgotten Plague
E5
Tuberculosis: The Forgotten PlagueArchives reveal the "forgotten plague” that shaped Southern California: tuberculosis. California’s fresh air and sunshine drew "consumptives" to local sanatoriums, but the life of a TB patient held stark realities.
Tiki Bars and Their Hollywood Origins
E6
Tiki Bars and Their Hollywood OriginsThe host explores some of the oldest tiki bars in Southern California, discovering the Hollywood origins of Don the Beachcomber and learning how postwar American pop culture appropriated the rich traditions of the South Pacific.