Yo, thank you for tuning into another episode of In a minute with Evan Lovett, coming to you live from the I am studios.

Luckily for us, one of the few studios in LA that's not impacted by what really is a huge collapse of the industry that quite literally built Los Angeles.

That's what's on tap for today's episode.

What happened to Hollywood? Filming, production, jobs, all in the midst of what really is a great depression and honestly makes me depressed. Now, you know I'm not much of a movie show celebrity guy but I do know how

important this industry is to our city and I've always said Hollywood needs to be great for LA to be great. So I'm going to dig into what happened,

what's happening, and hopefully what's going to happen. And you find out why Detroit and Las Vegas

are both very relevant to LA in this situation.

And speaking of relevant, a huge thank you to our sponsor, Culver City Toyota.

It's some really special people that are friends and partners.

So when I talk about that, I mean that.

These are folks that I not only chat with, but I break bread with,

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Culver City Toyota, that's where you're going to get the best deals on your favorite

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And if you tell George the general manager that L.A. in a minute sent you,

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That's Culver City Toyota right there on Washington Boulevard.

And if you take Washington a few miles, what is that north,

hang a left, no I'm sorry, east and hang a left on La Brea,

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