Producer's Pick: Father Greg Boyle: The Priest, the Homies, and a Mic Drop

Producer's Pick: Father Greg Boyle: The Priest, the Homies, and a Mic Drop

We’re bringing back a few of my favorite conversations from last season — Season One Spotlights, as we’re calling them — so whether you’ve been with us from the start or you’re just discovering the show, these episodes capture the people, stories, and ideas that shape how we see Los Angeles.

In a city where everything changes, what if the most important people are the ones who don’t? Father Greg Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries — the world’s largest gang intervention and rehabilitation program — and he’s spent more than 30 years in the same East L.A. neighborhood, still showing up with hugs, humor, a little wisdom, and the occasional twenty for the homies outside his office. He’s a Jesuit priest, bestselling author, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient… and a walking masterclass in radical compassion. In this episode: we’ll hear why he asked to serve in L.A.’s poorest parish, how living in Bolivia reshaped his worldview, and what it really means to listen. And yes — we’ll hear how even Jesuit priests aren’t above the occasional mic drop. In this episode: we’ll hear why he asked to serve in L.A.’s poorest parish, how living in Bolivia reshaped his worldview, and what it really means to listen. And yes — we’ll hear how even Jesuit priests aren’t above the occasional mic drop.

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(35)

Zev Yaroslavsky: Forty Years, One City, and a Career That Can't Happen Again

Zev Yaroslavsky: Forty Years, One City, and a Career That Can't Happen Again

Zev Yaroslavsky spent forty consecutive years in elected office in Los Angeles — a run that, thanks to term limits, no local politician will ever match again. And it began with a race he probably wasn...

19 Aug 1h 34min

Susan Feniger: Border Grill, Too Hot Tamales, and Everything In Between

Susan Feniger: Border Grill, Too Hot Tamales, and Everything In Between

Susan Feniger is one of the pioneers of modern Los Angeles dining – and one of the first generation of chefs to bring bold, regional Mexican cuisine into the mainstream. But her story starts in a park...

5 Aug 1h 23min

Alex Baskin: MTV, The Real Housewives, and Reality TV

Alex Baskin: MTV, The Real Housewives, and Reality TV

Alex Baskin is the executive producer behind some of Bravo’s most recognizable reality series – most notably, The Real Housewives. But his story starts well before that. In this episode, Alex shares h...

29 Jul 1h 13min

Madeleine Brand: Public Radio, Press Play, and Finding Her Voice

Madeleine Brand: Public Radio, Press Play, and Finding Her Voice

Madeleine Brand is one of those voices millions of people recognize — even if they don’t immediately know the name behind it. For more than a decade, she’s hosted Press Play on KCRW. Before that came ...

22 Jul 51min

John Szabo: The Most Interesting Job in Los Angeles You Didn’t Realize Existed

John Szabo: The Most Interesting Job in Los Angeles You Didn’t Realize Existed

John Szabo runs one of the largest and most quietly influential public systems in Los Angeles — all seventy-two branches of the L.A. Public Library — as the City Librarian. In this episode, John share...

15 Jul 55min

Jim & Janice Hahn: Family Legacy, Sibling Rivalry, and Serving Los Angeles

Jim & Janice Hahn: Family Legacy, Sibling Rivalry, and Serving Los Angeles

Jim Hahn and Janice Hahn come from one of the most consequential families in Los Angeles public life – and are still shaping it today. Their father, Kenneth Hahn, served on the L.A. County Board of Su...

8 Jul 1h 14min

Brian Toll & John Terzian: The Making of L.A. Nightlife

Brian Toll & John Terzian: The Making of L.A. Nightlife

Brian Toll and John Terzian aren’t household names – but their venues are. Bootsy Bellows. Delilah. The Nice Guy. Poppy. Bird Streets Club. If you’ve seen a paparazzi shot of a celebrity slipping in o...

24 Jun 58min

Robert Stone: Basketball, Cancer, and Following Your Heart

Robert Stone: Basketball, Cancer, and Following Your Heart

City of Hope CEO Robert Stone leads one of the most important cancer research and treatment organizations in the world. Under his leadership, the institution has expanded dramatically, now serving nea...

17 Jun 1h 14min

Populært innen Business og økonomi

stopp-verden
dine-penger-pengeradet
rss-penger-polser-og-politikk
lydartikler-fra-aftenposten
e24-podden
rss-borsmorgen-okonominyhetene
rss-skravla-gar
rss-pa-konto
finansredaksjonen
pengepodden-2
utbytte
lederpodden
livet-pa-veien-med-jan-erik-larssen
rss-orjasater
tid-er-penger-en-podcast-med-peter-warren
morgenkaffen-med-finansavisen
stormkast-med-valebrokk-stordalen
liberal-halvtime
rss-markedspuls-2
okonomiamatorene