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Sep 18, 2026

Ryan SeacrestHOST
20:30
Match Game time.
Ryan SeacrestHOST
20:31
You ready for Disneyland tickets? [upbeat music] I got two contestants here, Liliana in Lake Forest, and Chad in Placentia.
Ryan SeacrestHOST
20:37
How are you?
Ronnie HenryCORRESPONDENT
20:38
I'm doing well.
ConcreteHOST
15:00
83 degrees and 73 degrees at night.
ConcreteHOST
15:03
Now we watch the sun burn the city of Placentia.
LettyHOST
15:05
[laughs]
ConcreteHOST
15:05
This damn summer definitely got an extensia.
ConcreteHOST
15:40
Uh, uh, 109 at day, 87 at night.
ConcreteHOST
15:43
Ensenadas 83 and 73 at night.
ConcreteHOST
15:46
Placentia 95 and 77 at night.
ConcreteHOST
15:49
And Canoga Park, 818, 98 and 76 at night.
Tom MosleyHOST
4:50
And it's not an architect who goes in and builds all these houses and then sells them because they usually build them.
Tom MosleyHOST
4:58
I'm in a nice track of houses in Placentia and there are 96 houses there and there are four different models.
Tom MosleyHOST
5:06
And if you'll start looking at them as you go up and down the street, beautiful area, great area, one of the best areas of Placentia, but all the houses basically have the same floor plan, all four floor plans, if you understand.
Tom MosleyHOST
5:20
That's the number four floor plans because one architect went in and built them.
Tom MosleyHOST
5:25
Now, there are other areas where they don't do that.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:37
Uh, my wife and I were married.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:40
Uh, we had two children, and we didn't know anybody in Placentia, California.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:47
We had just, uh, uh, signed our name to a rental, uh, apartment.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:55
So we went to church one Sunday morning, and we were sitting in the back pews, and all of a sudden we look over and here comes this young family that looked like Wally and Leslie Joyner, and they had two kids, Ren and Keisha Knight.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:44
Uh, my wife and I were married.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:46
Uh, we had two children, and we didn't know anybody in Placentia, California.
Wally JoynerGUEST
27:53
We had just, uh, uh, signed our name to a rental, uh, apartment.
Wally JoynerGUEST
28:01
So we went to church one Sunday morning, and we were sitting in the back pews, and all of a sudden we look over and here comes this young family that looked like Wally and Leslie Joyner, and they had two kids, Ren and Keisha Knight.
JaceHOST
44:39
So on top of that, even though I haven't heard of this artist before, I thought he did a really good job.
JaceHOST
44:43
I thought the color work from Placentia was great.
JaceHOST
44:45
So yeah, this landed in my top three.
JaceHOST
44:48
Which kind of seems a little wonky.
Jo CoddingtonGUEST
32:15
Now, were you working in
Texas RichHOST
32:19
Placentia at his shop there where I came in?
Jo CoddingtonGUEST
32:25
No, it was in La Habra.
Jo CoddingtonGUEST
32:28
And yes, I was in La Habra.
Jo CoddingtonGUEST
32:35
Because
Texas RichHOST
32:36
the one that I came in...
Texas RichHOST
32:39
The one I came into was the one of Mariloma Avenue in Placentia.
Texas RichHOST
32:45
Okay, that was

Unknown podcast

Agent Orange: Surf‑Punk Revolution

Sep 6 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:40
First up on this spin, we have Agent Orange, the band that somehow turned a punk riff into a surfboard and then gave it a hard kick so people could literally skate through the sound.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:53
They emerged out of Placentia, California in 1979, not your typical LA hot house, but the same sun-soaked suburbs that fed both the Beach Boys and the early punk mobs in nearby Santa Ana and Fullerton.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:09
The trio, Mike Palm on guitar and vocals, James Levesque on bass, and Scott Miller on drums, carved a groove that felt like a cross between a surf jam and an angry garage hiss.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:21
Their debut, 19-

Unknown podcast

Orange County Hardcore: Skaters, Suburbs, and the DIY Explosion

Sep 5 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:32
And when the sun set over Mission Viejo and full-backed with palm trees, these kids turned to skate parks like South Coast Skate Park as a playground and an outlet for their restless energy.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:47
The first wave came out of a garage in Placentia, with Mike Palm fronting what would become Agent Orange, blending punk’s raw energy with the jangly chords and guitar licks straight from surf rock.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
2:01
Their debut LP, Living in Darkness, was recorded on a tight budget but had a sound that was both aggressive and melodic, a blueprint for what would later be called skate rock.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
2:14
You hear the opening riff in Living in Darkness.
Andy LilienthalGUEST
8:36
It was built in Anaheim, California at Rally Innovations.
Andy LilienthalGUEST
8:41
And there's a student car club at Placentia's Valencia High School called Zen Speed.
Andy LilienthalGUEST
8:48
And so it was a lot of high school students, part of this car club that did a lot of the work on this car.
Andy LilienthalGUEST
8:53
So it's really great to be able to work with the future gearheads.

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