L.A. Taco Podcast ~ Taco Madness Live! Highlights From the Tenth Annual Taco Lifestyle Festival
Los Angeles, CA – May 04: LATaco.com’s 10th Annual Taco Madness May 04, 2019. (Brian Feinzimer)
[dropcap size=big]D[/dropcap]id you know Jonathan Gold was one of the first contributors to the very first Taco Madness? That and more this week on the L.A. Taco Podcast, where we take you to LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in downtown Los Angeles for Taco Madness, the 10th annual taco lifestyle food festival.
Episode edited by Michelle Andrade.
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