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What if the West Coast could chart its own course? What if our innovations, values, and creative energy weren’t diluted by national politics? What if West Coast sovereignty was a dream and a strategy? Welcome to Pacific Time, where host Greg Amrofell—a relentless provocateur who has lived his whole life up and down the West Coast—invites you to imagine bold solutions. We explore how to make the West Coast better if it's undistilled by the faltering American experiment.. Each episode features ...
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Chuck White discusses the shutdown and more with Bernie Sanders, Tim Kaine, Mike Enzi and Patty Murray Cover art photo provided by Katie Moum on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@katiemoum
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Portland was once a darling of American urban planning. Then came the protests, the pandemic, and the pundit pile-on. Is the city really in free fall—or just between chapters? In this episode, we sit down with Nolan Lienhart, a principal at ZGF Architects and a leading voice in West Coast urban design. Based in Portland, Nolan offers a firsthand lo…
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Rob and Shap return to resume their Exit Interview Series, but first start talking about Shai Gilgeous-Alexander winning MVP and the feelings it gives the guys after all Shai's history with the Clippers. Then, the guys talk about other guards, including MVP vote getting James Harden, defensive ace Kris Dunn, vibes guy Patty Mills, and shooter Cam C…
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What if service wasn’t just about giving back—but about moving forward? Nicole Trimble has spent decades championing national service and workforce development—from helping launch AmeriCorps in the 1990s to reshaping how companies invest in their frontline employees. In this conversation, she makes a bold case for why the West Coast needs to double…
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Is satire still effective when reality becomes a cartoon? Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Mark Fiore joins Pacific Time to talk buffoonery, burnout, and drawing the line on tyranny. Pulitzer Prize–winning cartoonist Mark Fiore joins Pacific Time to talk about the absurdity of American politics, the moral range of satire, and why cartoonists are often t…
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Shap and Rob get together again to start their Exit Interview Series, first with the players this season who are no longer Clippers. What went wrong at backup center to start the year? Was KPJ ever the answer? How much of Bones Hyland's potential did the team squander? And how did Terance get to the point where he became an afterthought?…
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Silicon Valley used to dream of liberation. Now some of its loudest voices are cozying up to Trump and talking like monarchists. What happened? Is oligarchy the bug in our tech-friendly society we didn't anticipate and need to stem? Once upon a time, Silicon Valley stood for idealism: personal freedom, creative rebellion, and maybe even the most fu…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together after a disappointing end to what was an extremely exhilirating season. The guys talk about what went wrong, how the roster managed to hold together so long for such a great regular season, what let them down in the playoffs, and what comes next for a team with such few avenues to get better.…
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Blue cities are struggling—and it’s not MAGA’s fault. What if Seattle, San Francisco, and LA became models of good governance? Blue cities helped shape modern America. But they’ve been having a hard time—with homelessness, affordability, public safety, and internal political warfare. In this episode, political consultant and Blue City Blues co-host…
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Lucas and Shap get together after a disheartening 131-115 loss to the Denver Nuggets, in a game that the Clippers never came particularly close in. The guys dissect what went wrong in this game, what went right for Denver, the issues with the stars, adjustments for Game 6, and what the feeling is with this series after the Nuggets took control thes…
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Rob and Lucas discuss the Clippers' heartbreaking loss to the Nuggets in Game 4 at home, tying the series at 2-2 heading back to Denver. They go over the ins and outs of the game, debate the importance of the 4th quarter run that nearly stole the game for the Clippers, and lament the unfortunate "make or miss" elements of the game of basketball - a…
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Shap, Justin (@LAClippersFilm), and Cole (@colehoops) get together to talk about the first playoff game at Intuit Dome, and it was a huge one. Clippers won 117-83 in a blowout W against the Nuggets, and it left the crew wondering what the Nuggets could throw at the Clippers next. They talk about medals, the solid Clippers all through the roster, wa…
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California pays more and receives less and less from DC. Could independence—or just grown-up governance—fix this imbalance? Summary: California's relationship with the federal government is reaching a critical juncture. Esteemed political journalist Dan Walters joins Greg to discuss CalExit, the growing frustration with federal tax inequities, and …
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Kawhi Leonard is still that dude. Lucas, Shap, and Cole (@colehoops) talk about a great game, featuring Kawhi dropping a cool 39 points with clinching offensive and defensive plays. The guys talk medals, the rotation adjustments, what to expect going to LA, and hype now that LA has Home Court Advantage heading for their first game at the Intuit Dom…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about a brutal Game 1 loss in Dever, 112-110. The Clippers got up 15 in the first half, had most of the lead chipped away in the 2nd quarter, and couldn't keep momentum to hang on after losing a handful of 50 50 balls and turning it over all game. The guys talk about the pros, the negatives starting with Ka…
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Can the West Coast outgrow America? Greg explores Ecotopia, sovereignty, and the future of freedom—solo. In this episode of Pacific Time, host Greg Amrofell trades guests for green tea, a dog-eared novel, and a mic, inviting listeners on a hike through political despair, ecological design, and West Coast sovereignty. The guidebook? A 1975 cult clas…
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Shap, Cole (@colehoops), and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) chat all things Nuggets vs. Clippers, focusing a bit more on the Clippers side in our Part 1, with more perspective from the Nuggets end in our Part 2 coming up. The guys talk about offensive and defensive sides for the Clippers, the benches, X-factors, and close with predictions. Playoff basket…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about the LA Clippers and how they simply can't stop winning. The guys talk about how the stars at the top have made all the differences, while also looking at the solid contributions from most of the role players during this great stretch. They close taking a look at the standings, and talk about matchup p…
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In the face of chaotic US economic policy, how can the West Coast insulate itself and cultivate cooperation across borders and build global leadership? In this episode of Pacific Time, UC Berkeley political scientist and global economic expert John Zysman joins Greg Amrofell to unpack how U.S. trade and technology policy are unraveling—and what tha…
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Shap and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) chat about another Clippers win, this time against those pesky Pelicans without most of their rotation. The guys hand out a ton of medals from the Clippers recent solid stretch, talk about Kris Dunn's tenuous role as a starter, and Bogi's ascension vs. Norm's rough recent play since coming back from injury.…
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Is the U.S. Healthcare System Beyond Repair? Mike Hanlon Explains How the West Coast Could Lead a Revolution Mike Hanlon knows healthcare in America is broken. As a health economist, tech entrepreneur, and former early-stage Amazon employee, he's seen firsthand how complex systems can either hinder or help innovation. Mike joins Greg Amrofell on Pa…
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Bioregionalism envisions borders set by the natural environment and there’s a grassroots movement for it that envisions carving “Cascadia” out of the Pacific Northwest wilderness. In this episode of Pacific Time, host Greg Amrofell talks with Yogi Uriah, a passionate grassroots organizer and leader with the Cascadia Department of Bioregion. Yogi el…
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Is California ready for independence? The CalExit movement is making the case again and it's stronger Marcus Ruiz Evans has a bold vision for California. As the founder of CalExit, he's spent over a decade exploring and advocating for California's independence. Marcus and Greg discuss why California could—and perhaps should—be its own nation. Marcu…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to discuss the Clippers blowing out the Hornets and Hawks by pretty similar scores over the weekend. With the team trending in the right direction, are the vibes shifting once again with this squad, in maybe a way that's better than where they were around Kawhi Leonard's mysterious injury spell last year? Who gets …
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What if the West Coast reclaimed its federal tax dollars? National and local budget veteran Julie Dingley explores how local control could position the West Coast to address its own challenges. Julie is the former Seattle Budget Director and a veteran of the White House OMB under Presidents Obama and Trump. She joins host Greg Amrofell to explore t…
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Shap and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) get together and talk about a Kawhi shot that will be remembered for a very long time. The guys then talk about the Clippers 3 game win streak, some important trends noted including the emergence of key role players, guys that may be downtrending, James Harden's brilliance, and what has been going on as the Clipper…
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Can the West Coast really go it alone or do we need help? How could the West Coast best make it on its own? In this thought-provoking episode of Pacific Time, we start to explore the radical question: What if the West Coast was independent? Guest Mickey McManus—a visionary in AI, bioengineering, and systems innovation—challenges that premise with a…
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Shap and Lucas get together after a couple of losses to the Luka Lakers. Norm came back, well, for a few minutes before leaving with a hamstring injury, Ben Simmons/Derrick Jones Jr. were both out for the Clippers, and they couldn't deal with the star power of LeBron James and Luka even while the Lakers were also dealing with injuries. Now, the Cli…
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Rob and Shap get together to talk about how the Clippers finally ended their losing streak against the Bulls, in a not particularly impressive fashion. The guys also talk about what we've learned about the rotation without Norman Powell, and how Bogi and Ben Simmons look together. How does Kawhi look? Who loses minutes? The Lakers await.…
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Rob and Shap are joined by the hardest working man in Clipper media, Adam Ausland (@followAdamA) to talk about wins the Clippers had over the Grizzlies and Jazz, as well as the very impressive debut of Ben Simmons. The guys hand out medals and then zoom out to how Simmons and Bogdan Bogdanovic will affect this Clipper rotation that features nothing…
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The constitutional crisis we feared is here and the United States is facing an unprecedented moment of democratic erosion. What does this mean for the 50 million people who call the West Coast home? If we believe in American values, is it time to abandon the dream of a united country from sea to shining sea? In this first full episode of Pacific Ti…
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Rob, Shap, and Justin Russo (@FlyByKnite) get together to talk through a very ho hum Clippers win over a depleted Jazz team, 130-110, before diving deep into new additions Bogan Bogdanovic and Ben Simmons. How will those two have ripple effects through the rotation, and what will they bring to this Clipper team that could badly use their strengths?…
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Clippers bad play continues, losing 119-112 to the Indiana Pacers in a game devoid of particularly standout performances. After recapping the loss, the guys talk about the trade deadline, headline by Bogdan Bogdanovic and three 2nds coming to the Clips and fan favorite Terance Mann, along with Bones Hyland going to Atlanta. Kevin Porter Jr. also go…
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Rob, Shap, and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) talk about this Clipper team and how they continue to impress, not just against the Bucks but the back half of the rotation against the Celtics. The guys hand out medals, talk Terance vs. Dunn, KPJ's improved play, Amir's stronghold in the rotation, DJ's shooting upswing, and who is the most important Clipper…
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What if the West Coast could break free from the noise of partisan politics and take charge of its future? What if our values, innovations, and cultural identity shaped a brighter path—one uniquely our own? Coming soon, Pacific Time is a new podcast hosted by Greg Amrofell, a lifelong West Coaster with a relentless curiosity for bold ideas and unta…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap talk about Kawhi Leonard's return in an easy 131-105 win against a tired, injured Hawks team. The guys hand out medals, talk about the road trip that featured a couple losses and a struggle of a win vs. the Pelicans, and talk about a lot of the downhill effects from Kawhi (and Terance Mann) returning to the rotation. Who gets s…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about a stretch of successful Clipper basketball, with Kawhi Leonard finally being given a return date. Kawhi is scheduled to come back on January 4th, and the guys talk about the expectations for him to finally return to the court. They then turn their attention to an abysmal close against the Warriors, to…
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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about the last couple of blowouts, a loss in Denver and a huge with vs. the Jazz. The guys give out some medals before looking ahead at these next few daunting games starting with a couple in Dallas, and what Kawhi's return means for a surprising Clippers team that's done well without him. Plus, thoughts on…
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Rob and Shap get together to recap the week that was, talking about a frustrating loss to the Wolves, an expected blowout loss to the Celtics, and some workman like road Ws against some of the worst teams out East. The guys talk about what they've learned about the team during this Norm-less stretch, how they feel the rotation should be tweaked wit…
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Rob, Shap, and Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together to talk about a successful homestand at Intuit, give some medals for some great wins, talk about Jordan Miller and Mo Bamba entering the rotation, the enigma that is Kevin Porter Jr, James Harden, and defense, defense, defense. They close with some discussion about Kendrick Lamar's new record.…
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