Suzanne Guldimann

TNT Editor Suzanne Guldimann is an author, artist, and musician who lives in Malibu and loves the Santa Monica Mountains. She has worked as a journalist reporting on local news and issues for almost two decades, and is the author of 13 books, including two local histories and a novel. She can be reached at suzanne@topanganewtimes.com

E-Issues

The Great Outdoors, Back to School & FocusFish

Suzanne Guldimann, August 14, 2020 0 3 min read

Topanga New Times, August 13, 2020 Welcome to our end-of-summer outdoors issue of the Topanga New Times, with features on mountain biking (page 11), wildlife (pages 8 and 14) and trails (page 13). This is also back-to-school week for...

ArtBeat

L.A.’s Museums Keep Art Alive Online

Suzanne Guldimann, July 31, 2020 0 6 min read

Watching the sunset from the Getty Center garden after a leisurely day of art and afternoon tea, a visit with the dignitaries in the Huntington Museum’s portrait gallery, and Friday night films at LACMA are all Los Angeles summer...

ArtBeat

Architect Who Helped Shaped L.A. Left Local Legacy

Suzanne Guldimann, July 31, 2020 0 7 min read

Paul Revere Williams (1894–1980) is considered the most significant African American architect of the 20th century. Williams’ distinctive designs helped shape the glamorous Hollywood aesthetic of the 1930s and Southern California’s iconic mid-century modern character a generation later. Although...

E-Issues

Canyon Baker Feeds Topanga’s Soul

Suzanne Guldimann, July 31, 2020 0 3 min read

Topanga New Times, July 31, 2020 Welcome to the seventh issue of the Topanga New Times! Join us as we take a virtual tour of Los Angeles museums ( page 6); visit the kitchen of Canyon Bakery’s Patrice Winter...

E-Issues

Topanga Creek Outpost Riders at Eagle Rock

Suzanne Guldimann, July 17, 2020 0 3 min read

Topanga New Times, July 17, 2020 Welcome to the sixth issue of the Topanga New Times. We are excited to have new writers and four more pages of content in this issue, with features on camping during the coronavirus...

Discover

Backyard BioBlitz: Discover Nature Without Leaving Home

Suzanne Guldimann, July 17, 2020 0 5 min read

Looking for a fun and easy nature adventure this summer? How about a backyard BioBlitz? The term BioBlitz was coined in 1996 by U.S. National Park Service naturalist Susan Rudy for the first event of its kind, held at...

Environment

Camping in the Time of Coronavirus Is a Challenge but Still Possible

Suzanne Guldimann, July 17, 2020 0 5 min read

Campgrounds have become one of the top vacation destinations this summer, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. This meteoric rise in popularity makes finding a place to camp challenging. Many campgrounds are still closed due to the pandemic,...

Discover

Humboldt Lilies

July 7, 2020 0 1007

Humboldt lilies are one of the most spectacular wildflowers that grow in the Santa Monica Mountains. Early summer is the time to look for this increasingly rare wild lily. It usually only thrives in deep canyons along the sides...

E-Issues

Entrepreneurs Get Innovative

Suzanne Guldimann, July 3, 2020 0 2 min read

Topanga New Times July 3, 2020 The number of COVID-19 cases continues to climb at an alarming rate in Los Angeles County. Face coverings are now mandatory statewide, and social distancing remains critically important to slow the spread of...

Environment

Botanical Gardens Are Open and in Bloom

Suzanne Guldimann, July 3, 2020 0 5 min read

Most museums remain closed as the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact every aspect of life, but many botanical gardens have reopened, offering a welcome oasis of beauty and tranquility during this challenging time. Museums and botanical gardens must meet...

TNT’s critically acclaimed political podcast, featuring Jimmy P. Morgan and Brian Chapman discussing the Constitution, returns in a new, streamlined form we’re calling Framed: Now.

The goal? Providing a concise discussion of the constant stream of constitutional crisis that threatens to upend our American system of democracy. Framed: Now offers an opportunity to discuss the implications of what has become a constant barrage of attacks on the Constitution and the rule of law. Please join us—it’s essential listening! In this episode our hosts discuss why the official government website for the Library of Congress was found to have deleted important sections of Article 1.

Trending Topics

The Palisades Fire Revisited

The Palisades Fire: One Year Later

Retrospective: Pacific Palisades-Paradise Lost

Retrospective: Malibu Reeling

Christmas Carols

Suzanne Guldimann

The Great Outdoors, Back to School & FocusFish

L.A.’s Museums Keep Art Alive Online

Architect Who Helped Shaped L.A. Left Local Legacy

Canyon Baker Feeds Topanga’s Soul

Topanga Creek Outpost Riders at Eagle Rock

Backyard BioBlitz: Discover Nature Without Leaving Home

Camping in the Time of Coronavirus Is a Challenge but Still Possible

Humboldt Lilies

Entrepreneurs Get Innovative

Botanical Gardens Are Open and in Bloom

Listen to FRAMED-NOW on NTR!

Recent Comments

Fire Updates/Emergency Resources

Support Those Affected by the Palisades Fire

Topanga Town Council News

Archives

Categories

Meta

Trending Slider

The Palisades Fire Revisited

The Palisades Fire: One Year Later

Jelani Cobb

Latest

Popular

The Palisades Fire Revisited

The Palisades Fire: One Year Later

Jelani Cobb

Meyer Lemon Chia Pudding

Topanga Ranch Motel Gets a Reprieve

Hotel California

The Point Dume Staircase

The Hole Story: The Piddock Clam is a Born Architect