On this podcast we celebrate the fifth anniversary of BSAP and look at how student activists are winning their own resources and changing L.A. schools in major ways. Ashley Edwards is Development Director for Students Deserve and a member of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles. Mau Trejo is the Director of Communications for Students Deserve and a member of the Police Free LAUSD Coalition.

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Lisane Basquiat is a board certified master practitioner and teacher of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and is the founder of Shaping Freedom. Through her work as a life strategist with Shaping Freedom, Basquiat has inspired countless individuals to reclaim their lives and rewrite their personal narratives through her workshops and the Shaping Freedom with Lisane Basquiat podcast.

https://shapingfreedom.com/ 
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The phones are hot and Dominique is fired up as we give our responses to the State of the Union address - the longest in history and a few other things including the Christian inquisition, Dred Scott, SCOTUS and the 14th Amendment.

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On this podcast we look at the perils facing non-profit organizations in today's environment and why so many don't follow or don't even know the rules. Sheila Mix is the Executive Director of Community Services Inc an organization dedicated to helping non-profits thrive and comply with the many rules they must follow to survive.

https://communitydevelopmentservicesinc.org/
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In this episode of Black Marriage Monday we talk with Dr. Gloria Morrow to find our footing on communication, preparation and moving beyond stereotypes to build a long and loving marriage or committed relationship. Dr. Gloria Morrow is one of the nation’s leading clinical psychologists, authors, and inspirational speakers, known for bridging faith, psychology, and empowerment. Her newest books, Becoming a Brand New You: Rewrite Your Story, Reclaim Your Power, Become Brand New and The Things That Make Men Cry, Second Edition: Breaking the Silence… Restoring the Soul, are powerful resources designed to heal hearts, renew minds, and transform lives.

https://drgloriamorrow.com/
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Stolen: Lives, Money Movement is a documentary feature that premiered February 20th, 2026, at the Pan African Film Festival. On this podcast the filmmakers tell the story of why this film had to be kept under wraps for two years of production, what widespread rumors and misinformation it takes on and how this powerful Black Lives Matter Grassroots story made it to the big screen. Niele Anderson is a producer and on-air talent for television, radio and print media. She is the Director of Stolen. Dominique DiPrima is also a Writer and Producer on the project. Phillip Jackson is a freelance Cinematographer, Director of Photography and Producer of numerous film and television projects. He is a longtime member of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles and the Cinematographer for Stolen.

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Melina Abdullah is Professor and former Chair of Pan-African Studies at California State University, Los Angeles. She earned her Ph.D. and M.A. from the University of Southern California in Political Science and her B.A. from Howard University in African American Studies. She is the Director of Black Lives Matter Grassroots and a Lead Organizer of BLMLA. She is Executive Producer and Producer of the feature documentary Stolen: Lives, Money, Movement.

https://blmgrassroots.org/
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The phone lines and wide open and the topics are tantalizing. Epstein accountability, owning our own images, the "Bored of Peace" (not bored of war though0, tariffs, neo-colonialism and the Pan African Film Festival are all on the table.

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Jarrett Hill, an award-winning journalist and author, an artist and professor. Mr. Hill has contributed to the New York Times, NPR, Variety, NBC news, and CNN. He is the co-author of the NAACP Image Award-winning book Historically Black Phrases: from “i ain’t one of your lil’ friends” to “who all gon’ be there?” On this week's Freedmen Friday, we tackle issues from eligibility to viability and even solutions in the movement for reparations locally. nationally and worldwide.

https://www.jarretthill.com/
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KBLA Contributor Ed Sanders and Dominique go in on Speaker Johnson's refusal to fly flags at half-staff for Rev. Jesse Jackson, get grossed out over the alleged pedo-Prince Andrew, argue about the California Governor's race and show off their lack of knowledge on the Winter Olympics.


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