Lost LA Explores Untold Histories of Southern California
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PBS SoCal’s locally-produced, Emmy Award-winning documentary series, LOST LA, returns for a seventh season, plunging deep into Southern California’s hidden past, unveiling fascinating tales of innovation, secrecy, natural disasters, and the birth of animation.
Premiering Tuesday, January 7th on KETT/PBS SoCal with first look on KCAL, the season premiere unfolds with an exploration of Southern California’s pivotal role in the Space Shuttle program, showcasing how the region became a launchpad for the future.
The series highlights the contributions of local astronauts, engineers, and blue-collar workers who helped forge humanity’s journey into space. The season continues with three more captivating episodes, further blurring the line between fiction and reality, taking viewers on a journey through the Cold War’s secret installations, the devastation and resilience after the St. Francis Dam collapse, and the magic of Southern California’s connection to the birth of modern animation.
“Each episode is packed with historical detail and fascinating interviews that reveal little-known stories of our Southern California. We explore countless hidden artifacts from the region’s past and weave those tales into compelling narratives that illuminate how the areas culture, so often seen as glamorous and contemporary, is grounded in rich and riveting history,”bnb said by public historian and show host. “We also deepen our exploration of
History buffs can catch a marathon of Season 6.
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