Los Angeles City College
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Oct 27, 2026
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
Los Angeles, California, the story as it actually happened, Sid Hughes' story as he lived it.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
It's a seven-minute drive from the Blue Diamond Cafe at a Los Angeles City College campus on North Vermont Avenue.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
Hugh Sid Hughes, top crime reporter for the Los Angeles Examiner, naked in five.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
But Captain Frank Jarrett and the Homicide Squad are already all over the place.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
Los Angeles, California, the story as it actually happened, Sid Hughes' story as he lived it.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
It's a seven-minute drive from the Blue Diamond Cafe at a Los Angeles City College campus on North Vermont Avenue.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
Hugh Sid Hughes, top crime reporter for the Los Angeles Examiner, naked in five.
Cy HarrisNARRATOR
But Captain Frank Jarrett and the Homicide Squad are already all over the place.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
Sanjay came on the podcast.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
Joe became a tenured guy at LA City College where I also taught.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
And here's John.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
So John's doing the funeral.
Ayesha KhanHOST
Thank you.
Ayesha KhanHOST
Joining Midge is Christine Gengaro, who is a professor of music at Los Angeles City College.
Ayesha KhanHOST
She has a PhD in musicology and is the author of the book, Listening to Stanley Kubrick, the Music in His Films.
Ayesha KhanHOST
Welcome to the show, Christine.
Diánna MartinHOST
And during his time in the Navy, he sang on the Ed Sullivan Show because he won a talent contest.
Diánna MartinHOST
Afterwards, he moved to L.A. and he studied music and journalism at Los Angeles City College, hosted a Monday night jam session at the Hillcrest Club.
Diánna MartinHOST
And it was during that time that he first met Gene McDaniels.
Diánna MartinHOST
And then in 1994, he had a stroke, but he recovered and continued to work with emphasis on his singing and composing just because he had problems with playing the piano.
Jim RomanovichHOST
Yeah? But you, you took a, uh, a pantomime course ...
Jerry LacyGUEST
At Los Angeles City College
Jim RomanovichHOST
... at Los Angeles City College-
Jerry LacyGUEST
Yeah
Jim RomanovichHOST
... and then performed in front of your peers, your, your classmates-
12 MINS LATER
Jerry LacyGUEST
It's '60, '61.
Jim RomanovichHOST
Mm-hmm.
Jerry LacyGUEST
And I'm doing a play at Los Angeles City College called Broadway, in which I played a gangster named Benny.
Jerry de WildeGUEST
And it's like a bartender.
Jerry de WildeGUEST
You can go anywhere, you know? And, uh, and I said, "Do I really wanna spend 50 weeks a year for the rest of my life doing this?" So I got a degree in, in theater and did a lot of wonderful plays at the Theater Academy at LA City College and had a wonderful group of actors to work with and, and then I started doing television shows.
Jerry de WildeGUEST
And but that's when I met Robert Frank.
Jerry de WildeGUEST
And-
Jerry De WildeGUEST
And it's like a bartender.
Jerry De WildeGUEST
You can go anywhere, you know? And, uh, and I said, "Do I really wanna spend 50 weeks a year for the rest of my life doing this?" So I got a degree in, in theater and did a lot of wonderful plays at the Theater Academy at LA City College and had a wonderful group of actors to work with.
Jerry De WildeGUEST
And, and then I started doing television shows.
Jerry De WildeGUEST
And but that's when I met Robert Frank.
Sasha StoneHOST
I just, I, I used to go to this, um, theater school when I was a teenage- when I was, like, 19.
Sasha StoneHOST
I graduated, and I went right to this LACC, Los Angeles City College Theater Academy, and it was such an enclosed little world.
Sasha StoneHOST
And every play that got cast, it was kinda like a drama club in high school.
Sasha StoneHOST
You know, the plays were for the people who attended the school.
Liz HarrisGUEST
But I knew I had to write it because I hadn't read anything about it at all.
Liz HarrisGUEST
And although in novels, when I was in Los Angeles, I went to Los Angeles City College and did American Studies for a bit.
Liz HarrisGUEST
No mention of that history.
Liz HarrisGUEST
My Californian friends didn't know what I was talking about when I mentioned Rock Springs.
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