Retro geek and pop culture connoisseur Charles Phoenix has a massive collection of Kodachrome slides hidden in his cozy apartment in Los Angeles. Now obsolete, Kodachromes are vibrant color film mediums that documented the stories of everyday American life in the '50s and '60s. "SoCal Connected" host Val Zavala gets an exclusive look at Phoenix's vast library of vintage slides featuring bold, whimsical scenes from Olvera Street, Disneyland, and even the Bob Baker Marionette Theatre. So far, Phoenix has collected approximately 200,000 colorful Kodachrome slides over the last 20 years. Watch and read more here about Charles Phoenix's Kodachrome Collection: bit.ly/1kzo6xV Watch all SoCal Connected videos here: bit.ly/1ludEHc SoCal Connected articles, videos, and more: bit.ly/1rMIUWL Like Socal Connected on Facebook: on.fb.me/1p3brSq Follow Socal Connected on Twitter: bit.ly/1liFUIb Follow SoCal Connected on Instagram: bit.ly/1xWgbPV Follow SoCal Connected on Vine: bit.ly/TU2e5c Follow SoCal Connected on Google+: bit.ly/1hRLBSH Follow SoCal Connected on tumblr: bit.ly/1hRLYwo

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