Walkin' About

Allan and award-winning reporter Sam Sanders (KCRW’s The Sam Sanders Show) explore the majestic, scenic trails of this Baldwin Hills greenspace. Along the way, they visit a monument to MLK with a sweeping view of Downtown L.A., chat about the importance of public media and Sam’s pathway to radio journalism, and chase his rambunctious pup (Welsey Snipes). LINKS: SUPPORT WALKIN’ ABOUT: ​​https://maximumfun.org/joinwalk Listen to The Sam Sanders Show: ​​https://www.kcrw.com/shows/the-sam-sanders-show/latest

In Part Two of this 2-part New York wander, Allan and Charlie Todd (Improv Everywhere, UCBNY) explore The Ramble in Central Park. Along the way, they take in the beautifully landscaped views, observe the wildlife, and chat with a kindly resident Rambler.LINKS: Improv Everywhere MP3 Partieshttps://improveverywhere.com/missions/the-mp3-experiments/Charlie’s Ramblin’ Man T-Shirthttps://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/74166905-ramblin-manArmando From The Ramblehttps://www.westsiderag.com/2025/12/08/meet-armando-who-lives-in-central-park-where-he-dispenses-spiritual-wisdom-and-doggy-treatsColumbus Circle “Discovering Columbus” Public Art Projecthttps://www.publicartfund.org/exhibitions/view/discovering-columbus

In Part One of this 2-part New York walk, Allan and Charlie Todd (Improv Everywhere, Pixar In Real Life) hoof it around Midtown Manhattan, from Hell’s Kitchen to Central Park. Along the way, they utilize the expansive “Super Sidewalk”, observe the pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, and discuss Charlie’s safe streets advocacy.

Allan and Phoebe Robinson (2 Dope Queens, Everything’s Trash) wander the wonderful city of WeHo. Along the way, they take in some rock’n roll clubs of the 80’s, browse the WeHo Library, and discuss Phoebe’s life as a prolific girlboss.Watch Phoebe’s hilarious new stand-up special Phoebe Robinson: I Don’t Wanna Work Anymore on YouTube. STORIES: The AIDS Monument is now open: https://aidsmonument.org/Learn more about (RED) here: https://www.red.org/

Allan and Evan Kleiman (KCRW’s Good Food) take a trip down memory lane in the neighborhood where Evan grew up: Los Feliz. Along the way, they talk pie, visit a local knittery, and remember the Los Feliz shops and restaurants of Evan’s youth.

Allan and Beth Stelling (Rick and Morty, Crashing) go on an Atwater Village venture, exploring the nearby LA River walking path, browsing a local plant shop, and tasting some pastries. Watch Beth’s hilarious stand up special - Beth Stelling: The Landlord Special - on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV8jwhICQog

Allan and Dave Theune (St. Denis Medical, Frasier) stroll along one of L.A.’s most walkable and historic hubs for museums and architecture. Along the way, they chat about auditions, haircuts, and get a little sticky in the famous La Brea Tar Pits.

BOO! In this surprise, spooky episode, Allan, Betsy Sodaro (Ghosts, A Funny Feeling), and Mike Mitchell (Twisted Metal, Doughboys) take the graveyard shift in one of L.A.’s most beautiful cemeteries. Along the way, they spot a few tinseltown tombstones, marvel at the local wildlife, explore burial options, and contemplate life.

In part two of this Megalopolis meander, Allan and Connor Ratliff (Dead Eyes, The George Lucas Talk Show, Jellystone) “take a hike” from SoHo to the Lower East Side.

In part one of this two-part Big Apple amble, Allan and Connor Ratliff (The George Lucas Talk Show, Dead Eyes, Ghosts) schlep from Greenwich village to SoHo.

Allan and Seth Morris (College Town, Big Mouth, The Good Place) spend the morning exploring a little of the middle of Los Angeles: Stopping by a number of architecturally significant homes, pondering an unpermitted neighborhood fence, and mallwalkin’ around the Koreatown Plaza.

Allan and Aaron Stanford (Deadpool and Wolverine, 12 Monkeys, X2) wander the urban wilderness of one of L.A.’s most popular birding destinations. Along the way, they listen for feathered friends, ponder a peanut-shaped lake, and visit the local Audubon Center.

Allan and Eliot Glazer (Broad City, New Girl) take the stairs through a classic old Hollywood hillside community. Along the way they talk about fictional L.A. detectives, marvel at an old-timey elevator, and try to keep up with Eliot’s energetic dog Moses.