Tatge discusses how she used reenactments to provide the visual elements needed to communicate the power of Muir's story, casting the part of Muir, and why Muir is an American Master.

Read a short biography of John Muir's travels in the Americas and learn about the luminaries that paved the way for his philosophies of naturalism and preservation.

Levin discusses what it was like working with the legendary actor, whose appeal, she points out, spans the generations.

Neville discusses his editting process and the relationship it has to the way he makes a mixtape, elements of the film that serve as a ode to Los Angeles, and more.

Bonnie Raitt and other artists discuss the rise of women in country rock at the Troubadour.

Artists reflect on how the Troubadour launched careers in both country and rock.

Steve Martin recalls how this historic railroad line worked into his act at the Troubadour.

The legendary record producer talks about the recording of Carole King's Tapestry, how he got started in the music business and built Ode Records, and the rise in popularity of the singer songwriter.

The legendary album first released in 1971 and reissued in 2008 on CD has sold 24 million copies and changed the retail and radio world forever.