A Bert's Eye View - Palm Springs Modernism, History and much More
A Bert's Eye View explores different views of Palm Springs and the Greater Palm Springs area, focusing on architecture, history, and various subjects. The host manages bus tours for Modernism Week and started researching topics that came up from guests' questions. The podcast shares surprising discoveries and invites listeners to follow and leave comments.
Episodes
Explore Vista Las Palmas Neighborhood
Vista Las Palmas is a living museum of mid-century architecture. Take a tour and discover the fascinating history of this stunning neighborhood.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—t
Desert Skies - how condos came to be in Palm Springs
A condominium project before condominiums were invented in the West. Learn the fascinating history behind Desert Skies.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at mo
From Holiday Inn to Parker Hotel
Once the first Holiday Inn in California, now an exclusive hotel that draws international stars. Listen to hear the Parker's "only in Palm Springs" story.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, ta
Explore the Sunmor Neighborhood
An eclectic neighborhood full of mid-century charm built on top of the old World War II Army airfield. Join me for a ride through Sunmor!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets
Palm Springs Historic, Iconic Palm Allee
The iconic palm trees along Palm Canyon are historic and suddenly in the news! Discover their history and why they are special.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and detail
Come with me to the top of the tram!
My family was in town, and we all rode the tram up to the top to cool off, but also to admire the amazing Upper Station. Built more than 60 years ago! Check out my earlier podcast about the tram construction and listen to this one for the whole story!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in
True or False? More myths explored
The True and False episode I did is the most popular podcast! I'm glad that everyone wants the truth behind what we hear on the streets of the city. There are a lot of urban legends and myths floating around Palm Springs. In this follow-on episode, we tackle six more myths. This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architect
Trini Lopez - a Palm Springs fixture
Palm Springs icon Trini Lopez charmed the world with his vibrant guitar rhythms and energetic spirit. You know his songs, "If I Had a Hammer," "Lemon Tree", or "La Bamba", but you may not know his name.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs,
Joshua Tree - Well worth a side trip
Joshua Tree National Park is a world-famous attraction for its beauty and uniqueness. We're lucky that it is practically in our backyard! This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tic
Cool off at the tram!
Tired of the heat? Do what I do and spend a day at the top of the tram on Mt. San Jacinto. You might even need to bring a sweatshirt!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and
Keeping you in the dark: The Dark Skies Program
Palm Springs is one of the many cities in Southern California cooperating with the Dark Skies program. What is it? Listen in and find out why the lights are low.
Explore the Historic Tennis District
The Tennis District has something for everyone. Apartments, condos, historic inns, homes, and great dining opportunities. We explore one of the older neighborhoods in Palm Springs in this episode.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October
Just outside of Palm Springs - The Base.
The Base at 29Palms has a long history from native lands, to glider training, to a school for the newest technology. Check out what this desolate and remote location is all about.Some of the music in this podcast is John Philip Sousa's compositions played by the Marine Band. Sousa's music is all in the public domain, and these Marine Band recordings are shared by them on the Internet.This
Explore Old Las Palmas Neighborhood
Perhaps the oldest neighborhood in Palm Springs. People who live outside Old Las Palmas call it that. Residents of Old Las Palmas simply call it Las Palmas. By any name, this is a great neighborhood to explore by bike or on foot.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, Ca
The House of Tomorrow, Today!
The House of Tomorrow, featured in magazine spreads and on postcards, sits in a quiet neighborhood in the city. Here's a brief look at its history!The house is usually open for tours during Modernism Week. If you'd like to drive by, the address is 1350 Ladera Circle.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture,
Celebrate! XOXO Palm Springs!
Palm Springs comes alive this summer with XOXO Palm Springs, a new citywide festival showcasing the creativity, stories, and artistic spirit that define our desert community. For twelve days, the city transforms into an open‑air cultural playground — from theaters and galleries to historic landmarks, boutique hotels, and outdoor stages.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Moderni
Cars! Gas & Wash in Palm Springs...
It's fitting that a town known for its love of cars (Remember the podcast about the Avanti?) has two monuments to car culture bookending the city.The Desert Hand Car Wash is located at 645 S. Palm Canyon. The Circle K gas station is at 2796 N. Palm Canyon.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and cu
Marilyn at 100! Come celebrate!
Palm Springs is hosting a special centennial celebration of Marilyn Monroe's birthday! Come celebrate our attempt at setting a world record!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—t
Get a great meal at a good price! Celebrate Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week
Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week starts in a few days. Join me at a new (soon-to-be-favorite) restaurant and try one of their signature menu items without breaking the bank!Make a reservation at http://VisitGreaterPalmSprings.com/restaurant-weekand you'll donate a $1 to FIND food bank.(sorry, you'll need to cut and paste - we can't share live links...)This episode of A Bert’s Eye V
Explore the Ranch Club Neighborhood
Noel Clarke had a vision in the 1950s. We take a look at what remains of what he tried to build. The Ranch Club is where the DAP complex is now on Vista Chino and Sunrise. The housing development is between Sunrise and White Water and Vista Chino and San Rafael.The image accompanying this episode features a restored Hugh Kaptur-designed home in Ranch Club Estates.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View
Do you feel like I do? Palm Springs Zen
Palm Springs has always had a calming effect on visitors and residents. Join me in exploring the Zen of the city.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours, talks,
A century old and going strong! Casa Cody Inn
Casa Cody Inn is the oldest operating hotel in Palm Springs. If walls could talk, the Inn's structures could tell stories that enchant, delight, and amuse. Join me as we look at 100 years of hosting at Casa Cody Inn.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Spri
Discover Twin Palms - The first Modernist Neighbhood
Twin Palms, at the south end of Palm Springs was the first modernist development tract in the city. Discover this neighbohood and what makes it special.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when t
Palm Springs is cool! Even when it is hot!!!
How do those of us who live here all year deal with the summer heat? Listen to find out...This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours, talks, parties, and more. Expl
A Desert Jewel: La Plaza Shopping Center
90 years old this year and still vibrant, an important part of Palm Springs city life. The story of La Plaza and how it came to be.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and de
Designated Cool: How Palm Springs protects its past
Join me as we take a deeper look into the Palm Springs City Historic Designation system. What is eligible? What does it mean? Is your favorite building protected?For a complete list of historic sites, visit the Palm Springs City Planning Department pages at this link: This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architectu
Secrets in the Shade: The Willows of Palm Springs
Once an exclusive hillside estate, The Willows is a retreat where every room, every step on every path is steeped in history.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with to
Hot Springs - Deep Roots
The Agua Caliente band of the Cahuilla Indians has been in Palm Springs for many centuries. The new Agua Caliente Cultural Plaza in the middle of Palm Springs was named one of the "World's Greatest Places" by Time magazine. Walk along the Oasis Trail at the Cultural Center with me.Bird songs at the opening of this podcast are traditional Agua Caliente music.This episode of A Bert’s E
A jewel in the heart of the city: The Town & Country Center
The Town & Country is a true sanctuary in the middle of a busy city. With a little love and polish, it is ready to shine once more.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes ali
Block Party: Palm Springs Breeze Blocks
You've seen them, but did you notice them? There are over 250 patterns of concrete breeze blocks, you can find many of them here in Palm Springs!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the
Downtown Oasis: Tales from the Heart of Palm Springs
The Downtown Park. An oasis in the middle of the city with a long history.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours, talks, parties, and more. Explore the full sch
From Fairways to Footlights: The Bob Hope Desert Classic
Not many sporting events have the celebrity presence that the Bob Hope Desert Classic Golf Tournament had. Today's tournament has less Hollywood luster, but still sparkles in the desert sun!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your
The inner workings of Modernism Week
It takes a village to put together all of the events during Modernism Week. This week we take a look at some of the "villagers" and their events.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city
SPECIAL - CAMP BUILD OUT UPDATE - LIVE!
I went over to the Hyatt Hotel downtown this morning, where a large crew is busy assembling CAMP for Modernism Week. There is a lot to do - will they be ready Thursday morning? In this chat with David, the Modernism Week staff member responsible for CAMP, he is confident!
Your Backstage Pass to Modernism Week
We go backstage to tell you how this massive 11-day festival comes together. And, if you're in town for Modernism Week, stop by the bus tour check-in desk at CAMP and say you heard me on A Bert's Eye View!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, Ca
Behind the Pink Walls: The Sunnylands Story
Sunnylands is a 200-acre estate behind pink walls along Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra Drives in Rancho Mirage. It's open for tours during Modernism Week and is a stop that should not be missed!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your
Dates of our Lives
Join me as we take a look at the Coachella Valley's largest agricultural business, date farms. Who knew that over 90% of the dates consumed in the United States are grown right here!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar fo
Where Pioneers Rest: Welwood Cemetary
Every bus tour goes past this small but important cemetery on the way to admire the architecture that makes Palm Springs famous. Take a few minutes and discover why this tiny plot of land is important in the city's history.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm S
The Coachella Collective: Festivals in the Valley
Greater Palm Springs has sporting events, music festivals, cultural celebrations, in short - something for everyone! Plan your year out with these details on what's happening in the Valley!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your cale
Spotlight on the Chi Chi Club!
The Chi Chi Club is long gone, but it ruled entertainment in downtown Palm Springs for two decades. We explore it history and contribution to the city today.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, partie
Happy Holidays! I'm dreaming of a...
Best wishes to all my listeners and followers for a healthy 2026! A short podcast this week dives into the most popular Christmas song of all time!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and mor
Desert Spin! When is a windmill not a windmill?
When it is a wind turbine! Learn all about these amazing machines that capture a free limitless natural resource!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernis
The curtain rises - again! The Plaza Theatre
The Plaza Theatre in downtown Palm Springs has reopened after an extensive renovation and is alive with the sound of music, comedy, films, and other performances. Greta Garbo would be proud!The background music in this podcast is from the film Camille, which premiered at the Plaza Theatre in 1936. Frederic Chopin's Nocturne in E Flat Major and Carl Maria Von Weber's Aufforderung zum Tanz are in th
Front Door Stories: A virtual kaleidoscope of entryways!
Palm Springs doors. From turquoise to bubble gum pink. Our doors are a statement of fun, creativity, and joy.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismwee
Blueprints of Faith. Celebrating our houses of worship
While commercial buildings and residences often get the spotlight for their Modernist architecture, Palm Springs has a number of houses of worship that are worth celebrating. We take a look at some of the mid-century designs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm
Popcorn in the parking lot! Palm Springs Drive-In theaters.
Drive-In theaters were once everywhere, and Palm Springs had two! They are long gone, but we remember them with fondness.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours,
Lines of Luxury: Raymond Loewy in Palm Springs
Raymond Loewy, the Father of Industrial Design, enjoys the climate in Palm Springs so much that he builds a house!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours, talks,
Love-Love in the desert! Tennis in the Valley.
The game of tennis has been an integral part of Palm Springs for almost a century. Here we take a look at the "royal sport" played by the common person.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when t
Inspiring, entertaining and a bit wacky! Robolights!
Robolights! Has been delighting bus guests for many years! We walk through this unique art exhibit and get details from its creator, Kenny Irwin.If you want to tour Robolights, text Kenny at 760-774-0318 to make an appointment. Admission is free, and purchases of his smaller scale art are greatly appreciated!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the
Insider tips for Modernism Week guests from the staff
Preview for February 2026 Modernism Week opens today and ticket sales start November 1st!We polled the folks who put together the Modernism Week Festivals and asked them for their top tips for making your visit the best ever!1. If you have only a few hours and therefore time for only one thing, jump on a double-decker bus tour. Perfect overview of Palm Springs’ mid-century modern architecture, bo
A classic worth saving! Kaptur Plaza.
Kaptur Plaza - perhaps not mid-century but worth saving nonetheless as a part of Palm Springs architecture history!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, California. Mark your calendar for October and February, when the city comes alive with tours, talks
All aboard! The signature Modernism Week experience!
From one tour on a smelly London bus 20 years ago to multiple tours on board sleek, open-air double-decker buses today - we've learned a lot about creating tours as part of the Modernism Week experience!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week — your ticket to the best in midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture, all in vibrant Palm Springs, Californ
A midcentury classic ahead of its time! Avanti!!
Designed right here in Palm Springs in 1961. The Studebaker Avanti, a true midcentury classic, lives on in the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts!Thank you to Gary Gand for the image of his gold 1963 Studebaker Avanti.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California.
Escape to Island Paradise! Tiki culture!
Live on island time in the desert as we explore Tiki culture today and its roots, and find why Tiki was and is so popular in Palm Springs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets
A wealthy oilman gives back to his community! Thomas O'Donnell.
Tom O'Donnell, oilman, visionary, and philanthropist, had a profound impact on Palm Springs' early history and growth.To see the 2002 episode with Huell Howser touring the O'Donnell house, copy and paste this link into your browser:https://blogs.chapman.edu/huell-howser-archives/2002/09/27/odonnel-house-palm-springs-week-36/This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the
True or False? Rumors and Myths explored
There are numerous rumors circulating about Palm Springs—everything from Marilyn Monroe's house to Thomas O'Donnell's crypt above the golf course. We're looking for the truth in this episode!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and
Everybody into the pool!
With one of the highest ratios of swimming pools to population, we take a look at the history and attractions of pools in Palm Springs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets an
Not just a museum - an architectural treasure! Palm Springs Art Museum.
The Palm Springs Art Museum opened in its present location and building almost 50 years ago. We delve into its history today.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details
You know you've seen it - but who is that lady in yellow?
Poolside Gossip, the 1970 photo that has come to symbolize Palm Springs and the desert lifestyle. This is the story of how that photo came to be!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—
Frank. In Palm Springs that one name says it all.
It's been almost three decades since Ol' Blue Eyes passed away. But his presence here in the Valley is as strong as when he lived and entertained here. In this episode, I take a look at when Frank came to Palm Springs and his impact as a celebrity and philanthropist in the Valley.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern archite
Get out! Now! The little ones too! Section 14.
This is an episode about resilience and calm in the face of adversity, and a part of Palm Springs' history that should not be forgotten. I interview Miss Thelma, a (nearly) lifelong Palm Springs resident who was impacted by the removal of homes on Section 14 - an unpleasant time in Palm Springs history.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcen
The circus is in town!
For more than 50 years, the Desert Circus celebrated Palm Springs' love for horses and riding through the desert with an annual festival. Parades, car races, pageants, all to raise money for charity.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in Octo
Fire!!! How close are you to a station?
The five fire stations in Palm Springs all have an interesting history - we take a look! From the very first Fire Hall on Palm Canyon to the most recent - an odd conversion of a structure in the south part of the city. This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California.
Spanish Colonial Style Anyone? Just look around and see if you can spot some!
Spanish Colonial Architecture becomes the predominant architectural influence in Palm Springs before Modernism! If you live in California, look around - shopping centers, homes, commercial buildings - the style's influence is everywhere!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Spr
The Path From Portrait Painter to Architect
We look at William Charles Tanner, artist and designer of many of the early 20th-century Palm Springs buildings.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernism
Carpenter becomes Architect - Build first then design...
Alvah Hicks, entrpreneur, designer and builder made a big impact on early Palm Springs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information
A cattle baron rides in without cows!
The impact of land and cattle baron Prescott T. Stevens, Palm Springs pioneer, developer, and builder of the El Mirador hotel.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details
Can my sick succulent be saved? Expertise from Moorten Botanical Garden
Moorten Botanical Garden, a mainstay in Palm Springs for 70 years!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented in this podc
Cha, cha, changes - remains the same
A look at the architectural style changes in Palm Springs from before World War II to after, and the start of the Midcentury Modern movement.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tick
Why do we have these valuable empty spaces?
Downtown Palm Springs has a lot of empty, buildable lots. We look at some of the history in this podcast.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.co
Walt Disney called Palm Springs his happy place!
Walt Disney spent a lot of time in Palm Springs, calling it his "happy place".This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presente
Luxury befitting Hollywood's glamor!
The history of the first grand luxury hotel in Palm Springs. The Oasis HotelThis episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented
What's in a name? A street name that is...
A quick look at the history of some of the street names in Palm Springs, California.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information pr
No Motels here in this city!
The history of (no)motels and motor court hotels in Palm Springs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented in this pod
Just how many airports does one small city need?
We explore the history of the four airport locations in Palm Springs!This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented in this
The Women who built this city - Part 1
Women who shaped Palm Springs in the early days.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented in this podcast is for gener
The women who built this city - Part 2
Part 2 of the women who helped shape Palm Springs.This episode of A Bert’s Eye View is brought to you by Modernism Week— the celebration of midcentury and modern architecture, design, and culture in sunny Palm Springs, California. Join the fun in October and February with tours, talks, parties, and more—tickets and details at modernismweek.com.The information presented in this podcast is for gen
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