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Sep 24, 2026

MarkHOST
30:18
The movie starts with... them hitchhiking.
MarkHOST
30:21
They're going to Torrance and they get a long tour of downtown LA before going to...
MarkHOST
30:27
This guy picked them up in his truck and decides to take them on a whirlwind tour of downtown Los Angeles.
MarkHOST
30:34
Then drives them to the teaching hospital or learning hospital, as I like to call it, in Torrance, which for people who don't live in Los Angeles who are listening to this, Torrance is about 18 miles away from downtown and can take you somewhere between 30 minutes and three and a half hours to get from one to the other.
MarkHOST
30:52
Oh, my God.
MarkHOST
30:53
Depending on

20 MINS LATER

RyanHOST
51:04
Erica, what is something you loved?
EricaHOST
51:06
I always love seeing footage of old L.A. You know, it's it's fun.
CJ SilasHOST
40:59
I'm going to my Aunt Charlotte's.
CJ SilasHOST
41:01
Where are you going? Are you going to Torrance, California? No.
CJ SilasHOST
41:04
Are you going to Temescal? Canyon? No.
CJ SilasHOST
41:08
Are you going to Woodinville? No.
Owen HansonGUEST
4:47
Let's go.
Owen HansonGUEST
4:48
We land in a private airport in Torrance, California.
Owen HansonGUEST
4:51
Right.
Owen HansonGUEST
4:52
I said, where do you want this money? He says, take $900.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:48
Tonight's broadcast comes to you through the courtesy of Rheingold Breweries Incorporated, Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, and the Shell Oil Company.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:59
Now, the first ball has just been thrown out here at Dodger Stadium by 11-year-old Nick Giglio of Torrance, who became the 50,000th Boy Scout enrolled by the Los Angeles Council.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:12
So to him, the honor has gone of tossing out the first ball here at Dodger Stadium this year.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:18
Now, here are the starting lineups and batting orders, and this is a three-game series, all three games to be played under the lights.
Danny RomeroCORRESPONDENT
22:48
Swinging now to the west we go.
Danny RomeroCORRESPONDENT
22:50
Right around Torrance, the 405 southbound right before Western Avenue.
Danny RomeroCORRESPONDENT
22:54
An accident there as things backed up all the way to the 105.
Danny RomeroCORRESPONDENT
22:57
So the 405 southbound before Western.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:01
And he was forced to do that.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:02
And amid this story, as the Coyotes are clearly taking over, A town very close to the town I live in, the great city of Torrance, where industry meets retail meets residential.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:17
Torrance, California is the last city in LA County, Matt, to stop the Trap and Kill program to control coyote population.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:29
It's over.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:30
The Coyotes have won.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:38
Ring the dinner bell.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:40
It's like Jaws.
Petros PapadakisHOST
41:42
From 2019 to 2025, Torrance and Torrance alone swooped up 144 Coyotes a year and murdered them.
Chris MerrillHOST
1:12
Like the coyote issue that we have popping up.
Michael MonksHOST
1:15
Where was it? Torrance.
Michael MonksHOST
1:17
Yeah, Torrance is the last city in L.A. County to do away with its trapping program.
Michael MonksHOST
1:22
Yeah.
Michael MonksHOST
1:22
Because we
Michael MonksHOST
29:24
Yeah.
Michael MonksHOST
29:25
Very quickly, the city of Torrance.
Michael MonksHOST
29:27
has ended its ongoing coyote trapping, and it's decided to shift towards education and prevention and enforcement.
Michael MonksHOST
29:39
Now, social outreach.
Eustace WolfingtonGUEST
49:29
And I was done in San Diego, let's say, in May or March or, or June.
Eustace WolfingtonGUEST
49:36
So that time in between, they said, "We have a shopping mall in Torrance, California, that a dealer has trying to sell cars.
Eustace WolfingtonGUEST
49:46
He's not doing very well.
Eustace WolfingtonGUEST
49:48
In this interim period, why don't you go in there and see what you can do with it? And, um, and we'll pay you and your staff to go in there." So we did.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
5:38
No thank you.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
5:39
When we moved to Torrance, California in 1984, we'd eventually get a new dog, a chocolate lab we named Molly.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
5:46
It was a single-parent home, mom and dad had divorced, and again the experience was lacking.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
5:51
Truth be told, my mom had way too much on her plate to worry about a dog, and us kids weren't much help.

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