JIMBO TIMES IS ON SPRING BREAK, BUT ALSO CHECKING IN?!

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A NEW CUENTO IS ON THE HORIZON! This week there are no new guests scheduled for J.T. the L.A. Storyteller Podcast as the Barcelona Barrios Excursion is under a week away. Yours truly is thus preparing for the journey and also calling for more Patrons to join me at patreon.com/jimbotimes. Each Patreon member’s support goes to original research, video poemas, photography, interviews, and more by yours truly. It’s going to be an unforgettable journey, and I can’t wait to get there with you all! Can you say, vámonos?!?

For Los Cuentos de Los Angeles,

J.T.

APPLICATIONS FOR SANTA MONICA/VERMONT APTS OPEN THIS FALL & MORE: OUR RECAP

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In this recap episode, we discuss our hard-hat walking tour with Minako Ferrante of the Little Tokyo Service Center this past week. In particular, we discuss five questions pedestrians in and around the Vermont/Santa Monica corridor in East Hollywood might be interested in, including whether the project contributes to gentrification, the funding for the development, the number of housing units for people experiencing homelessness, and of course, when applications open up for those who qualify.

Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more updates regarding this and more developments across Los Angeles.

Please also remember that the Barcelona Barrios Excursion is fast-approaching, and the best way to stay tuned in is with a membership through patreon.com/jimbotimes, which helps support expenses for the journey. Tap in or subscribe for the first 30 days, then before your first charge on May 1st, cancel it!

That is, if after our first week of Los Cuentos together…you think you can!!☺️🤞🏽

For Los Cuentos de Los Angeles,

J.T.

EPISODE 116 – MICHELLE RIVERA IS GOING TO PARIS THIS FALL; LEARN HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT HER

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Urban Planners, geek out! Michelle Rivera, of UCLA’s Masters in Urban and Regional Planning program, connects with us to talk about her journey towards this esteemed graduate program. Shout outs and discussion items include Michelle and I’s coming out of UC Davis (go Aggies!), the importance of nonprofit work for learning the how-tos of community organizing, Michelle’s time with Chancee Martorell of the Thai Community Development Center in East Hollywood, her work with L.A. City Hall’s recent decision to codify the Al Fresco program, and of course, her fundraising efforts to get to Paris, France this fall, where she’ll continue her studies for three months at Sciences Po University. Please find her fundraiser for this HERE, and follow her journey via Instagram at @mujer.de.epazote.

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