A medley of songs that may have played at the debut of the Triforium on December 11th, 1975.

Made to sound as if the music is being played through the 79 note glass bell carillon once housed beneath the sculpture.

The Triforium in 1975—A Medley

Bill Vestal (Music Director of the Triforium '76-'86) shares a live performance from the late '70s. Hear what the Triforium actually sounded like.

Actual Triforium Performance

He has different nicknames—Talking Tony, Crazy Tony, Agent Tony. Between Ave 52 and Ave 60 on Fig—you can’t miss him. 6 foot 2 inches, slicked back hair, booming voice. Ask anyone on Fig—they heard him or seen him. But who is Tony? And does that phone he yells into work?

Future Plus is Thomas Carroll and Alex Tyson, with music by Ben Babbitt. Thomas Carroll registered his team, his only teammate is Alex Tyson

FUTURE PLUS: Talkin' Tony (2016 Radio Race)

Tom sits down with legendary journalist Warren Olney. Warren's worked in print, broadcast and most recently radio over the course of his 52 year career. Tom wondered where journalism has been and where it's going, so he asked Warren about it.

A Conversation with Warren Olney

Rad Dan has always been abnormal. But after losing everything in the Holy Fire, what is normal?

Produced by Bradley Bermont and Tom Carroll

Rad Dan | 2018 KCRW Radio Race

The Bob Baker Marionette Theater is the oldest children’s theater in Los Angeles, and has been dazzling kids and adults with hand-made puppets since 1963. But the late founder and namesake of the company, Bob Baker, sold the building five years ago to a real estate developer.

The theater’s owners now say the theater will close its current location in less than two months. Reporter Tom Carroll went to the theater to see where are the puppets are headed.

Tom Explores Los Angeles