Art Matters

Jorg hosts fellow radio personalities Chris and Billy for 3 hours of free wheeling conversation about all things Laguna and beyond.

Jorg speaks with Sophia and Dana from the Laguna College of art and design about programming and it relevance to graduating students as it pertains to remaining in the art colony.

Jorg has long term friends and fellow creatives and supporters of the arts, Jeweler David Nelson, clothing stylist, Kim Bowen, and long time supporter of the arts, Michael Ray on to talk about policies that have driven creatives from town and also just have a few laughs!

Well know local artist Mark Garry and Jorg speak to the difficulties of keeping a foothold in the art colony as long term renters in properties that are in flux.

Steve Britton from the Laguna College of art and Desihn talks with Jorg about the school, it's place in the community and the desire of students to remain in the art colony and the roadblocks that drive most of the graduates out of town.

Jorg sits down with planning commissioner Steve Kellenberg to discuss how efeective planning for the future will help curtail the creative community from being priced out of the art colony.

John and Jorg discuss the imapct of tourism and it's affects on the art community and how it can be refocused.

Jorg and Tom Lamb discuss the community Land Trust and our involvement in it’s creation and why maintaining a healthy creative community is so important to our future. What is the role of city hall.

Jorg and Andrew Myers discuss what happens when well established artists are confronted with the sale of the property that they have occupied and improved for decades

Jorg and Jeff Randolph discuss the events that happened in Laguna Beach that caused property values rise and the results that has affected the art community.

Jorg and Mark Orgill discuss the formation of the Community Land Trust and what it takes to make it happen and when it is in place how interested community members can participate. Focused on artists and affordability in the art colony of Laguna Beach, CA.