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- "Trust Me" brings awareness of peoples' need for media literacy to build trust, resilience, lessen polarization, support credible journalism, and preserve democracy.
- TV SpecialA one-hour special featuring actor John Lithgow going back to school to demonstrate the transformative power of arts education. He explores four art disciplines: dance, ceramics, silk-screen printing and vocal jazz ensemble.
- Strangers yesterday, today, three teens discover it's the trials and tribulations of life that create an - "UNBREAKABLE BOND"
- It was a normal day-in-the-life in class... until the shooting started.
- ShortA young woman returns home early from a business trip and while sleeping off her jet lag is awakened by sounds. She investigates the sounds to find herself in the middle of a home invasion and a fight for her life.
- A mundane day at work is anything but, when his young friends inspire Frank to stand up to his boss in the name of love.
- A blind man's wisdom helps a grieving girl become a modeling sensation.
- A lone Marine, survivor of an ambush, flees to America. Suspected of murdering his fire team, a manhunt ensues. Now a fugitive, who can he turn to?
- Lost LA host Nathan Masters explores some of the oldest Tiki bars in Southern California. During this journey, discover the Hollywood origins of Don the Beachcomber and learn how postwar American pop culture appropriated the rich traditions of the South Pacific. Featured interviews include Tiki Ti's Mike Buhen, tiki historian Sven Kirsten and Strong Water Anaheim's Ying Chang and Robert Adamson.
- From McDonald's to Taco Bell, many of the world's most iconic fast-food chains were born in SoCal. During this journey, Nathan Masters explores how car culture and the restaurant industry collided in the LA region, forever shaping the way Americans dine and drive. Featured interviews include Los Angeles Times writers Gustavo Arellano and Stacy Perman, Los Angeles Magazine's Chris Nichols, and author/chef George Geary, who also discuss the histories of In-N-Out Burger, Bob's Big Boy, Carl's Jr., Wienerschnitzel, Del Taco and more throughout LA and beyond (and even in San Bernardino).
- Filipino Americans work to make their heritage more visible in Los Angeles. Host Nathan Masters explores the yo-yo's surprising origin story, tours L.A.'s Historic Filipinotown neighborhood (a.k.a. "HiFi") in a Jeepney and tastes classic Filipino street food. Featured interviews include activist/librarian Florante Ibanez and the hosts of "This Filipino American Life" podcast.
- Meet the hikers who led Angelenos onto their local trails, including early wellness guru Paul Bragg. During this journey, Lost LA host Nathan Masters 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. Featured interviews include Modern Hiker's Casey Schreiner.
- Visit Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights, and Hollywood Forever to see how L.A. reinvented the cemetery. Lost LA host Nathan Masters and UCLA's Eric Avila visit the grave sites of the rich and famous and learn how racial segregation once divided the dead. Featured interviews include the Chinese Historical Society's Eugene Moy and historian Karie Bible.