

658 - Chavez Ravine
Nov 5, 2024
Two comedians dive into the tumultuous history of Dodgers Stadium, revealing the community's painful displacement in Chavez Ravine. With witty banter, they discuss the intricate balance of political agendas, corporate interests, and urban development. Tales of early labor struggles and cultural anxieties are mixed with absurd anecdotes, highlighting the darker side of stadium construction. The conversation also touches on controversial ownership scandals and the broader implications of gentrification, all while keeping the tone humorously engaging.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Whimsical Tales and Promotions
01:34 • 5min
Labor and Legacy: Migration Tales
07:03 • 12min
Dancing with Convictions
19:21 • 13min
Urban Development and Stereotypes: A Humorous Exploration
32:13 • 2min
Housing Battles in Los Angeles
33:44 • 13min
Public Housing Vote and Community Concerns
46:36 • 5min
Fear and Politics: Crime Narratives in Discourse
51:18 • 16min
Baseball, Land, and the Struggle for Justice
01:06:51 • 19min
The Impact of Stadium Development on Chavez Ravine
01:25:34 • 2min
Chaos and Controversy: The 1962 Stadium Debacle
01:27:18 • 7min
The Turbulent History of the Los Angeles Dodgers: Ownership and Financial Controversies
01:34:03 • 4min
The Dark History of Stadium Development
01:38:00 • 4min