Donna Jackson is the Director of membership development for the Project 21 Black leadership network. She is a seasoned public accountant and a speaker who appears regularly in the media and at conferences. On this podcast she covers the difference between a Republican and a conservative, why she believes reparations are unrealistic and why conservatives are mad at Disney. www.nationalcenter.org

Emma Sharif has served as the Mayor of Compton since 2021. Prior to her Mayoral victory she was elected to represent the 4th District of the Compton City Council. On this podcast The Mayor takes questions from callers and our YouTube chat and invites you to Comptons Earth Day clean up, Dumping Day and Town Hall Meeting, all happening on April 20, 2024. www.comptoncity.org

For over thirty years, Attorney Zoran Basich has guided the elderly and families through complex government regulations to help middle class families protect and preserve their hard-earned assets. Attorney Basich is considered one of the nation's leading experts on elder care. On this podcast we talk about wills, powers of attorney, insurance, Medicaid and the art of aging. Reach him at (800) 7 SENIOR - (800) 773-6467. www.NHSCare.com

The phone lines are open and the topics are varied: from Trump's "plan" for mass deportations, Project 2025, the ancestors and SEIU trying to unionize Maralago. www.dominiquediprima.com

Saharah Ali brings us astrological and spiritual insights on the Solar Eclipse. She leads us in a guided meditation and shares an affirmation menat to help overcome stagnant energy. www.SaharahAli.com

Reg Taylor is an activist (and the cousin of legendary Urban Peace activist Bo Taylor) who works with an organization called Building Bridges on a mission to heal trauma and PTSD from community and family violence. He has spent time in prison and was told he would probably never walk again after being shot and paralyzed. He spent 11 months in a wheelchair, and eventually he willed himself to walk again. On this podcast he shares his story, his healing journey and explains why he believes the political winds on the streets are shifting to the right. www.BetweentheBuildings.Org

Khaleef "The Reparationist" Alexander was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. He advocated for Juneteenth to become a national holiday through his with Millennial Juneteenth and the Pennsylvania Juneteenth Coalition. On this podcast we look at various controversies and victories within the reparations movement. IG: @Lucky__Leefy @diprimaradio @KBLA1580

Sabir Bey is an historian and journalist. He has a YouTube podcast where he speaks on the world of Moorish ancestry and its connection to African Americans. This podcast presents a spirited dialogue as Mr. Bey shares why he doesn't support cash reparations, his belief the Moors are the original owners of the continent of America and how he feels our sovereignty impacts our ability to win reparations. YouTube: @sabirbeythatraveler07 @diprima radio @KBLA

The phone lines are open, and we are weighing in on all things left coast. The closure of the 99 Cent Store, food desserts, trash, blight, mental health, the World Central Kitchen attack, Jennifer Lewis and of course, reparations. www.dominiquediprima.com

Luis Rodriguez is a poet, author, activist and a scholar of the indigenous healing practices of his ancestors. He is a former gubernatorial candidate and co-founder of Tia Chucha's Cultural Center, bookstore and press. On this podcast he shares his origin story as a progressive after his arrest at the Chicano Moratorium and looks at issues facing America and progressives today. www.TiaChucha.Org