Dr. Gail Wyatt is a Clinical Psychologist, Sex Therapist and Professor at UCLA. The recipient of numerous awards, Dr. Wyatt has over 250 publications in journals and book chapters, and has co-edited or written 6 books including Stolen Women: Reclaiming our Sexuality, Taking Back our Lives, a best-seller that details the effects of slavery and oppression on African American women today.

https://www.uclahealth.org/providers/gail-wyatt
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Longtime elected official Los Angeles City Council member Curren Price is in the final year of his term but he says he is not done yet. This wide-ranging conversation with the councilmember representing the new ninth district touches on everything from Black history gems of Los Angeles to his upcoming trial to his future plans and his vision for his district in his final year in office. Council member Curren Price (213) 473-7009.

https://cd9.lacity.gov/about/councilmember-curren-d-price-jr
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Dominique goes in on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of the King of England who was arrested today in the U.K. and looks at the disparities in accountability for the Epstein Files and the crimes they document between the United States and the rest of the world.

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Pastor Troy F. Vaughn is a faith leader, author and the Senior Minister of Christ-Centered Ministries. His book Skid Row to CEO sets the tone and topic for today's conversation on the unhoused.

https://skidrowtoceo.org/

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Kenrick Gibson is the Chief Officer of Open Arms Food Pantry and Resource Center in the Chesterfield Square of South LA, providing food pantry and diaper bank support to LA City, County and U.S military families weekly. On this pod we focus on the art of giving and the culture for change. You're invited to his Black History Month Festival and Giveaway on Saturday February 21 at the La Brea Tar Pits.

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Dominique takes on the thinking behind the massive, proposed budget cuts and layoffs that are currently on the table for the country's biggest school district. Also in the convo: the new film by RZA, the Pan African Film Festival, Cuba's energy crisis and receives an update of the Altadena recovery outlook from the fires of 2025 from Michelle White of Neighborhood Survants.

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Dr. Rickey Vincent is a scholar, educator, radio host and author. He obtained his Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley in 2008, and lectures on black music history, black power and social movements, the cultural politics of Hip Hop, and issues of African American culture and globalization. On this podcast we look at the irony that soul music is sampled, covered, used for marketing and revered worldwide but many of the artists cannot pay their bills, are forced to tour 'til the very end of their lives and are rarely honored in proportion to their contributions to the culture.

https://africam.berkeley.edu/people/rickey-vincent 
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Dr. Charles H.F. Davis III is a third-generation educator, organizer, and artist committed to the lives, love, and liberation of everyday Black people. He is a faculty member in the Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education at the University of Michigan and one of the founders of Scholars 4 Black Lives. On this pod we look at the history of Black history, the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Black futures movement.

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On this podcast Dominique reflects on her own experiences with the Reverend Jesse Jackson, from his collaboration with her father, the late Amiri Baraka to her organizing with Hip Hop for Jesse Jackson which included a benefit concert with M.C. Hammer during his presidential campaigns.

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On Messy Mondays we talk relationships, situationships and the rules of love's road. Miles Low is a rap artist, radio host and production coordinator. He's single, has no kids and has never been married...But the gworls are trying. On this pod we Miles perspective on dating love and romance in 2026.

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