SAharah Ali is an astrologer, life coach, sound healer, yoga instructor and sound bath expert. On this podcast she dispels the mysteries of Mercury retrograde and prepares us for the energy of the Solar Eclipse. www.SaharahAli.Com

Dominique's recorded conversation with Los Angeles Mayor Karen R. Bass is reprised here. Dominique then unpacks the conversation with the Chief Executive of Los Angeles. Ms. DiPrima goes deeper on left coast issues covered by Mayor Karen Bass including: public land to be used for RVs and the unhoused and the next LAPD Chief. www.LACity.Gov

We talk with rapper Eric "Lil Eazy E" Wright about carrying his father's legacy, repping Compton, and what it was like growing up in his shadow. https://www.instagram.com/lileazy_e/ https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

Who deserves reparations and how does it manifest globally? This conversation has been used as a barrier to progress for generations. Atorney Nana Gyamfi envisions the role of Non-American Black People standing with African Americans in this fight, "...encouraging our most radical imaginations for the pan-African reparations movement." Nana Gyamfi is the Executive Director for the Black Alliance for Justice Immigration and has been a Movement attorney for over two decades. Her career is dedicated to fighting for human rights and Black liberation. https://baji.org

Starting in April 2024, minimum wage rises to $20 for fast food employees. Corporations are raising their prices as a result. Labor activist, Sherri Bell talks with us about how the rise in minimum wage ultimately benefits the community. We take on this and other topics like Curren Price, P-Diddy, Raymond Chan and more. https://labwc.org/ IG: @Sherri_de_la_Ghetto @diprimaradio

Karen Bass is the 43rd Mayor of the City of Los Angeles and the first woman and second African American to be elected as the city's chief executive. She is a former congresswoman, state assembly speaker and community organizer. On this podcast we look at the area's recovery from the recent storms, the selection of the next police chief, the city budget, the quest to help the unhoused, the state of hiring for city jobs and the People's Budget. www.LACity.Gov/jobs

Rap Artist Miles Low's hot track "Swear 2 Gawd" sets of a deep convo as Miles and Dominique look at creativity, competition, greed and what drives us. Oligarchy vs. Character is in the convo...Along with other national topics...Donald Trump's turbo charged golf cart, the death of Joe Leiberman, new polling on Gaza, Russell Simmons gets served and much more. IG: @MilesLowMusic @diprimaradio

The Justice Care & Opportunity Department of the County of Los Angeles is a new branch of Los Angeles government that makes good on the will of the voters to shift to a care-first model. Judge Songhai Armstead is the Director of that department. She is a longtime advocate for the underserved, and a justice system innovator. Judge Armstead, a retired superior court judge, was the first leader of the Alternatives to Incarceration Office, which is now under JCOD. The hotline for free rides to court, court reminders, childcare and more call (833) 522-5263 www.jcod.lacounty.gov

Miles Low joins Dominique to take a look at trending topics #Diddy #Jayz #Ye #50Cent #EqualJustice #TheBlackMan #entertainmentindustry IG: @mileslowmusic @diprimaradio @kbla1580

On March 27, 2016 Wakiesha Wilson died in LAPD custody after being incarcerated in the LA Metropolitan Jail. The LAPD initially said her death was a suicide and has yet to release 22 minutes of "missing" videotape. On this podcast we take a look at Wakeisha's story, legislation meant to come out of her killing, in custody deaths and the activism of her family. www.BLMGrassroots.Org