David&Stacy

Growing Up Beverly Hills

Growing Up Beverly Hills is different from how you've seen it depicted in movies and television. David and Stacy (Beverly Hills High School, Class of '84) interview the people who grew up in BH to bring you their true experiences and to share their interesting journeys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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David&Stacy

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Society

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Último episodio

13 de jul. de 2023

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Ep. 2 Vicki (Starr) Pass 14.11.2020

Vicki Pass (BHHS Class of '58) shares her experiences growing up immersed in the small town movie society that Beverly Hills was in the 40's and 50's and the twists and turns her life took from New York to Tokyo. She came back to BH, to raise two kids as a single mother and build an exciting career in the fashion and publishing business. Her experiences and friends she made growing up always have...

Craig X Rubin 27.10.2020

Craig X Rubin is a long time marijuana advocate and activist. He joins us to talk about the early days of legal (and illegal) weed in Los Angeles, his faith, his role on the TV show “Weeds”, and his Beverly Hills experience. He shares a lot of great stories such as how he smoked pot stolen from Ringo Starr and ran for the mayor of Beverly Hills while still in High School. Stay listening at th...

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