Is Liberation Theology still a force? What does Christian nationalism mean to the Black church? What is the role of our pastors and spiritual leaders in dark times? How do we lean on faith when religion is political? Dr. Tabatha Jones Jolivet is an abolitionist, educator, minister and scholar. She is the co-author of White Jesus: The Architecture of Racism in Religion and Education.

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Dr. Jared A. Ball is a Professor of Communications on and Africana Studies at Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD. and author of The Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying Power. Dr. Ball is also host of the podcast “iMiXWHATiLiKE!"

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It's a Think Tank Thursday and the question is: How does Councilwoman Nithya Raman's entrance into the LA Mayor's race impact the election, the landscape of LA, Mayor Karen Bass, African American, progressive and you personally? Former Councilman Mike Bonin has one take, Dominique another - what's yours?

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Today is the heavenly birthday of legendary herbalist and organic chemist Dr. Paul Goss who trained generations of healers and brought natural health to generations of Compton residents, celebrities and followers around the world. Dr. Sharita Yazid is an iridologist, herbalist and wholistic lifestyle consultant in her own right and is also the daughter of Dr. Paul Goss. Her family is celebrating fifty years doing business in Compton and worldwide.

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Award-winning journalist, author, and minister, Barbara Ann Reynolds. Reynolds graduated from Ohio State University (OSU) with her B.A. degree in journalism. She has written for Essence, Ebony, the Washington Post and was a columnist for USA Today. On this podcast we do a deep dive on her latest book: The Rise and Fell of the Techno Messiah: Technology and the End Times. AI, spirituality, mental health and human replacement is in the conversation.

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Greg Dulan is a second generation restauranter and community advocate. He and his brother Terry run the Dulan's Corporation including three restaurants a food truck and a catering company. Last year they almost folded after almost 49 years in business. On this podcast we learn the story of the Dulan family and their fight to stay in business as they mark their 50th anniversary in 2026. (If you want to help them stay open you can call Kim Hernanadez for catering at (323) 829-5923.)

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Dominique freestyles Black history, the impact of the children of the movement and the Trump administration's quest to erase heroic U.S. stories of resistance and unity and whitewash Black history.

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A judge strikes down California's ban on masks for law enforcement but leaves the door open for a do over. Dominique breaks it down. Miles weighs in on J. Cole's new album. Dominique is in her Odeal era...As the artist is in heavy rotation on her streams.

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Raymond O. Caldwell is the Artistic Director of the Fountain Theatre in Los Angeles. Now living in Los Angeles, Caldwell has spent the last 16 years in Washington, DC as a director, writer, producer, and educator. Raymond was a faculty member and resident director at Howard University’s Department of Theatre Arts. He was part of the National Arts Strategy Executive Leadership group at Harvard, holds an MFA in Acting/New Play Development from Ohio State University, and a BFA in Acting from the University of Florida. On this podcast he speaks on the intersection of art and social justice and his latest production: Poetry for the People: The June Jordan Experience

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Oduduwa Olatunji is the Executive Director of the Pan African Film Festival now in its 32nd year. On this pod we look at what mergers, industry contraction, strikes and the anti-Black and anti DEI environment of our current administration means for the film, television and entertainment industry and the fabled film festival.

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