Marina Dundjerski is a graduate of UCLA and she’s had a plum assignment the last few years: researching the history of this amazing institution, sifting through vast stores of photographs and information to create “UCLA: The First Century. Now, I’m not a card-carrying Bruin or anything—I went to school on the east coast, in fact—and even I found it interesting, the roots of UCLA downtown and how it came to occupy that vast slice of land in Westwood. Listen to our interview:
KCRW reminds Lisa Napoli of the radio station where she volunteered in the Kingdom of Bhutan, Kuzoo FM, which is the basis of her book, Radio Shangri-La. Except there's no hole in the ceiling of the studio, and much better plumbing. At KCRW, Lisa roots out artists, authors and innovators in the vast sprawling metropolis of LA. She has worked at Marketplace, the NY Times, MSNBC and CNN, although she considers her biggest accomplishment learning to swim at the age of 37. A graduate of Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass, Lisa was raised in Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY.
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