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- June Johnson and Melinda Rogers are two faded TV divas. Years ago they were stars of competing #1 sitcoms who littered the gossip rags as bitter rivals for ratings, awards and husbands. They are in for a surprise when two former cast members conspire to create a cable TV reunion.
- Santa Monica Cares Step Up tells the story of Leroy, a depressed, homeless man for 16 years who finds relief from a charity (Step Up) who gave him his first permanent home.
- Santa Monica On Stage highlights performances and interviews with leading arts professionals in the Santa Monica community.
- The short segment features the Bread and Roses Cafe where the homeless are provided gourmet meals three times at day. Chopped winner Chef Derek brings his culinary skills to the cafe and helps to train previously homeless individuals in the art.
- This short features the Santa Monica Meals on Wheels program and follows a 90 year old volunteer as he delivers meals to the program's recipients.
- A documentary series that explores the arts and culture community in Santa Monica, California.
- Don't text and drive, put it down.
- Who's Hungry is part of an ongoing series of experimental tabletop puppet plays that give a voice and face to hunger. Produced and written by Dan Froot, designed and directed by Dan Hurlin, with music by Amy Denio, the plays aim to raise awareness of the lives of those of us who, on a daily basis, must choose between life's basic necessities - food or rent, food or medicine, food or bus fare. This installment in the series tells the oral histories of five very different homeless and hungry Santa Monicans, through five 15 to 20 minute segments, woven together much as a chef weaves a succession of flavors into a cohesive multi-course meal. Overall, the project incorporates a range of puppetry styles in order to give each of the five stories its own aesthetic treatment. Presented on a specially built 24-foot dinner table, the audience views the action from one side, as if they are banquet guests. Incorporated into the evening are Delft china, Matchbox cars, televisions, rod puppets, as well as puppets inspired by Japanese Bunraku, and much more.