posted on ARN on April 18, 2014: Coming to Los Angeles for your dreams is not a new story. But for one man, working the night security job for a car impound lot, there’s a bit of a twist. He didn’t come here for him: he came here for his wife. Angie Fiedler Sutton’s husband talks about why he came to Los Angeles and ended up working the night shift as a security guard in northeast Los Angeles.

Security Guard’s California Dream Becomes Minimum Wage Struggle (narrated version for ARN)

posted on 'UnFictional' on June 3, 2014: Coming to Los Angeles for your dreams is not a new story. But for one man, working the night security job for a car impound lot, there’s a bit of a twist. He didn’t come here for him: he came here for his wife. Angie Fiedler Sutton’s husband talks about why he came to Los Angeles and ended up working the night shift as a security guard in northeast Los Angeles.

Security Guard’s California Dream Becomes Minimum Wage Struggle (non-narrated version for KCRW)

posted on ARN on September 24, 2013: “The Fifth Estate” is a bit of an underdog story. In fact, it ends with the expected rousing speech from Nick Davies (played by David Thewlis) about how Julian Assange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Daniel Domscheit-Berg (Daniel Brühl) have “given us the voice, have shown us we have the power to demand the waves of information that one day soon will wash all their evils away.”

Film Review: ‘The Fifth Estate’

posted on ARN on September 23, 2013: The Radar LA Festival is devoted to showcasing contemporary theatre, starting tonight and running until October 1. With 18 productions across 10 different venues, the festival is bigger and bolder. Mark Murphy, festival co-director and Executive Director of REDCAT, explains all that’s changed as Radar begins its second year.

Radar LA Festival 2013: local artists, international appeal

posted on ARN on March 28, 2014: Newspapers are in trouble. That’s not news. They have the same problems that the music industry went through when MP3s came around, and are in a period where they are trying to figure out how to adapt where everything is online for free.

Film review: ‘Stripped’ – a documentary about comic strips

posted on ARN on April 6, 2014: Back in January, Dr. Martha Lauzen released her latest Celluloid Ceiling Report, an analysis of women employed behind the camera in the world of Hollywood. The news wasn’t good: women accounted for only 16 percent of all directors, executive producers, writers, cinematographers and editors. The news got even worse when pointed out that this was a decrease of only 1 percent since 1998.

Geek Speaks: The Women Who Make Television

posted on ARN on April 16, 2014: Clue. Monopoly. Risk. Most everyone knows the names of these board games. But what about Gloom or Pandemic or Smash Up?

Saturday, April 5, was International TableTop Day. A one-day celebration for friends and family to spend time together playing tabletop games, thousands of private and public events worldwide were registered on the TableTop Day website.

International TableTop Day 2014

Three years after losing his partner, Jay doesn't mind spending Valentine's Day alone. Again. His friend Max, however, has other ideas and insists Jay come to The Cauliflower Club with him for a vegan cooking lesson. And a blind date with Aaron. Can Aaron coax Jay out of his solitude - if only for one evening? 

Read the text version here: https://www.prolificworks.com/author/angeliquejurd

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