Los Feliz: The Podcast

Morgan and Robin sit down with Paul Scheer and Samantha Hanks of the local neighborhood watch and Eli Marcus of Marshall High to discuss Cheech's Pizza and the Royal Wedding.

Morgan and Robin sit down with a local witch to see how their lives are gonna shake out. Also, Robin begs The Little Knittery AGAIN to sponsor her knitting journey.

Morgan and Robin go back to basics with an intimate episode from Morgan's house.

Morgan and Robin sit down with Shephard and Amanda Fairey to discuss the neighborhood and give very generous critiques of Robin's artwork.

What do Morgan and Robin have to do to get a Med Men franchise in Los Feliz? Note: We reached out to several local dispensaries in Los Feliz/Silverlake and didn't get any responses, so don't yell at us! We love you!

Morgan and Robin sit down with a real local government employee (Luke Klipp) and a guy who plays one on tv (Veep's Tim Simons)

Morgan and Robin talk with Chuck McCarthy (The People Walker) and comedian Byron Bowers about the best place to have brunch after taking the Plan B pill.

Morgan and Robin sit down with Maroon 5 guitarist James Valentine to discuss the band's deep Los Feliz roots. They also discuss the closure of the gone but never forgotten Tosa Express.

Morgan and Robin welcome a wonderful crowd at the Lyric Hyperion Theatre. They're joined by Los Feliz Daycare, Michaela Watkins, Jessica Chaffin and house band Vanessa & The Musicians. PROGRAM NOTE: We will be regrouping in January and will have new episodes for you in February 2018! 

Morgan and Robin sit down with Eden Sher from "the middle" to discuss affordable housing and pilates. Happy Holidays and we'll see you in 2018!

Morgan and Robin sit down with a neighborhood teen who is very politically active.

Morgan and Robin sit down with internationally renowned singer and Los Feliz dad Sam Harris. Robin feels that now that they have met, her life is complete.

Morgan tries to get Robin to relax.

Morgan and Robin discuss a really dumb thing Robin did earlier in the week. Luka Jones stops by because he is awesome, and Angie Jean-Marie tells us about how hard it has moving from Los Feliz to Silverlake.

Morgan and Robin sit down with their new self-titled Gay Correspondent, Sam Pancake to discuss so many "used to be a's…". And comedian Rylee Newton also stops by!

Morgan and Robin get the crap scared out of them as Scott Michaels (Dearly Departed Tour) and Alie Ward (Ologies podcast) give them every reason to believe that Los Feliz is for sure haunted.

Morgan and Robin may still be drunk as they discuss the new Starbucks Reserve and overpriced diners with Natasha Leggero.

Morgan and Robin sit down with Lisa Edelstein and Robert Russell to discuss how sometimes you have to drive to the westside for love on the eastside.

Morgan and Robin are joined by Little Dom's pastry chef Ann Kirk and TV writer Pat Walsh and eat a lot of pastries.

Morgan and Robin do their first live show in front of a super talented audience at Glaze Fire on Hillhurst. They're joined by Shannon Woodward and store owner Mary Loveless.

Morgan and Robin sit down with two geniuses - James Adomian and Los Feliz historian Donald Seligman - and learn that they literally know nothing about where they live. --- Don't miss an episode! Subscribe @ hyperurl.co/losfeliz Like what you hear? Try Drinky Fun Time @ smarturl.it/drinkyfuntime Have a sec? Check out our survey @ smarturl.it/feralsurvey

Morgan and Robin discuss the majestic wilderness in the Pacific Northwest and learn all about the famous mobile karakoke RV with Kestrin Pantera.

Morgan and Robin have a little nosh with Joel Serot of East Side Jews and Dr. Alan J. Snyder of Foot + Ankle. --- Don't miss an episode! Subscribe @ hyperurl.co/losfeliz Like what you hear? Try Drinky Fun Time @ smarturl.it/drinkyfuntime Have a sec? Check out our survey @ smarturl.it/feralsurvey

Morgan and Robin sit down with the hilarious Brooks Wheelan and take a deep dive into what's happening on Vermont.

Morgan and Robin hang out at Yuca's Tacos and shove their faces with foods. Joining them is Yuca's owner Dora Herrera and newly minted neighborhood celebrity Bill Peddy.