Born in East L.A. (1987), With Gustavo Arellano | Bad Movie Club

The Dave Chang Show

The Ringer

Food, Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 8.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Dave and Chris Ying react to the numerous responses to the "Crazy Ideas and How to Use Them" episode (0:49) before they are joined by the L.A. Times’ Gustavo Arellano to discuss Cheech Marin’s underappreciated comedy film ‘Born in East L.A.’ (11:13). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, before we get into today's show,
0:02.0	just wanted to give a quick plug for 60 songs
0:05.0	that explain the 90s, a show about 90s music,
0:08.2	hosted by Rob Harvilla of The Ringer and Produced by myself,
0:12.0	Isaac Lee.
0:12.8	Our latest episode is on Pulps Common People,
0:15.4	but we've also done TLC's No Scrubs.
0:17.9	The Backstreet Boys, I Wanted That Way,
0:19.9	and Metallica's Enter Sandman, featuring special guest,
0:23.3	Dave Chang. That's right,
0:24.4	the host of this very podcast you're listening to.
0:26.8	So, if you're a fan of 90s music,
0:28.8	and if you're a fan of intelligent conversation about 90s music,
0:31.6	you're going to like this show.
0:32.7	So, please go check that out exclusively on Spotify.
0:48.7	Welcome to The Day Chang Show,
0:49.9	part of The Ringer Podcast.
0:50.9	I work presented by Major Doma Media.
0:53.1	Thank you, you're a lot of tangos always.
0:55.1	We have a bad movie club review of born in East LA,
1:00.9	called Classic with Cheach Marin,
1:03.2	please check it out.
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