Isaac G. Bryan represents California's 55th Assembly District, which consists of Baldwin Hills, the Crenshaw District, Culver City, Ladera Heights, Mar Vista, Del Rey, Palms, Pico-Robertson, Beverly Grove, Mid-Wilshire, and large parts of South Los Angeles. Mr. Bryan serves as Chair of the Committee on Natural Resources as well as Chair of the Assembly Select Committee on The Status of Boys and Men of Color. In addition, he serves as a member of the following committees: Government Organization, Judiciary, Privacy & Consumer Protection, and the Joint Legislative Committee on Climate Change Policies.

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Dominique goes in on the talking points plaguing the Los Angeles Mayor's race and calls out YT and other non-Black progressives. Controller, City Attorney and more are also in the conversation. Is Mayor Karen Bass paying the "Black Tax" in this election? What qualifies Nithya Raman as a "progressive" when she votes in lock step with the Mayor? Will Spencer Pratt outperform his polling? How will progressives justify voting for a billionaire? And more "check yo'self" questions are in the convo.

Isaac G. Bryan represents California's 55th Assembly District, which consists of Baldwin Hills, the Crenshaw District, Culver City, Ladera Heights, Mar Vista, Del Rey, Palms, Pico-Robertson, Beverly Grove, Mid-Wilshire, and large parts of South Los Angeles. Mr. Bryan serves as Chair of the Committee on Natural Resources as well as Chair of the Assembly Select Committee on The Status of Boys and Men of Color. In addition, he serves as a member of the following committees: Government Organization, Judiciary, Privacy & Consumer Protection, and the Joint Legislative Committee on Climate Change Policies.

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Meditation instructor, sound healer and astrologer Saharah Ali shares why the next twenty days are bringing "celestial magic." She also leads us in a guided meditation and affirmation.

La Mikia is an alumna and adjunct professor of the USC Sol Price School where she received dual master’s degrees in public policy and urban planning, and Certificates in public management and political management. LaMikia is an Afro-Latina Black Lives Matter Grassroots activist and the mother of three young boys.

The last day to vote is close at hand. Dominique unmasks the "white-lash" among so-called progressives, the peril of outsmarting ourselves and why all of the cards are wild cards this election season.

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This is a rebroadcast of a conversation from 5/15/26 with reparationist and attorney Cheryce Cryer.

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Dr. Rudolph "Butch" Ware is a tenured professor of African and Islamic history at UC Santa Barbara and community organizer who has dedicated his life to learning how to transform society. In 2024 he ran alongside Dr. Jill Stein as the Green Party Vice Presidential candidate, and now he is running for Governor. After serving as the Green Party’s Vice-Presidential nominee in 2024, he is now running for Governor with a renewed Green Party politics that he says aimed at breaking the gridlock of the two-party duopoly.

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LA Mayor Karen Bass joins Dominique Diprima to make the case for her re-election. Mayor Karen Bass says she is running for re-election because she believes the foundation for change in Los Angeles has been laid, and now is the time to build the city she and her team have started transforming. On this podcast she touches on homelessness, fire recovery, public safety, progressive wins and what she is offering Black Los Angeles.

Attorney Caree Harper joins DiPrima to share her picks for LA County Superior Court Judge for California's primary election Caree Annette Harper is a civil rights and criminal defense attorney who has worked with Dominique DiPrima for the past ten years to provide reliable information on judicial candidates. Admitted to California bar since 2002, she heads the Law Office of Caree Harper, focusing extensively on high stakes cases involving police brutality, racial profiling, and excessive force.