Comedian Ray Grady, a Chicago native, graced the comedy stage 17 years ago. He broke into TV on Bill Bellamy's "Who's Got Jokes," and he went on to do Martin Lawrence's "First Amendment," BET's Comic View and "Kevin Hart Presents: The Next Level." On this podcast we talk rap beef, comedy grudges and how to stay hungry. www.raygrady.co

Gregg "Marcel" Dixon, is Georgia born and South Carolina raised. His family has resided in the area since at least the 1700's. He is taking on Democratic stalwart James Clyburn running for U.S. Congress as an independent on a platform of reparations activism. He considers himself a freedmen and a critic of both major parties. www.marcelforcongress.com

Sherri and Dominique go in on issues from Kendrick killing the game to Trump's plans to starve your grandma by cutting social security...From reparations to why disgraced racist City Councilmember Kevin DeLeon is being normalized just ahead of election 2024 and much more. Sherri Bell is a labor activist and as regular KBLA Contributor. IG: @Sherri_de_la_Ghetto @DiPrimaRadio

Karen Wells is the mother of Amir Locke who was murdered by Minneapolis Police during the execution of a no-knock warrant. On this podcast Ms. Wells shares the story of what really happened, how her faith has held her up and the setbacks and victories of her quest for justice - an effort she says she will never give up on. www.blmgrassroots.org

The phone lines are fire and the conversation is unvarnished. Are we in a new civil war? Are student protesters being criminalized? Is the Trump agenda a confederate agenda? Dominique and the KBLA delegation get into the realest conversations. www.dominiquediprima.com

Assemblyman Ash Kalra has put forth AB 2200 a policy bill meant to enable healthcare for all in California. Carmen Comsti of the California Nurses Association and Sheila Bates from Black Lives Matter California are ardent supporters of the bill known as Cal Care. On this podcast we look at why we CAN afford universal health care, how this plan could move us closer to health equity and what it will take to get it across the finish line in the Golden State. www.a25.asmdc.org www.blmla.org www.nationalnursesunited.org

Judge Mablean Ephraim is a former prosecutor, a practicing family law attorney and the host of "Justice with Judge Mablean" in national syndication and on The Grio Channel. On this podcast we look at family law, divorce and custody issues and get the scoop on how the judge is putting the spotlight on dads with her Honoring Unsung Fathers Awards June 16. To nominate a father or attend please visit www.HUFAwards.Org

Sabrena Wigham, President of the African Village Vendors Association Leimert Park is on a mission to uplift small Black vendors. She joins Dominique to speak on the opportunities and obstacles Black tiny businesses and vendors are taking on collectively. Also touched on in the convo: Candace Parker's new role at Adidas, Trump's appeal in the Fani Willis disqualification, Stormy Daniels in NY, who are the real progressives and more. www.dominiquediprima.com IG: @African_Village_Vendors_Association @diprimaradio

Fatima Iqbal Zubair is legislative affairs manager for Enviro-Voters and the chair of the Progressive Caucus of the California Democratic Party. On this podcast we look at local (Cali) trends and initiatives through a climate justice lens. Twitter/X: @fatimazubair @envirovoters @diprimaradio

Renowned Rap Historian Davey D and Rap Artist Miles Low join Dominique to make sense of the massive rap battle, the history of the genre and how Drake v. Kendrick plays out against the background of urgent times. IG: @mileslowmusic @mrdaveyd @diprimaradio