Felicia Morris, better known by her stage name, The Poetess, is a pioneering rap artist, hip hop historian and radio personality. On this podcast these two hip hop lifers weigh in on their own journeys, hip hop's origin stories and the erasure of Black women.

https://www.morrismediastudios.com/
https://www.instagram.com/ogpoetess/

Dominique DiPrima is a writer, producer, community activist, Emmy award winning television host and longtime radio broadcaster. On this podcast she speaks on the role of Latino voters in Cali and nationwide and the intersections, conflicts and coalitions with Black voters.

https://www.dominiquediprima.com/

Mori Taheripour is a globally recognized negotiation expert and a 12-time award-winning Wharton instructor. She is the author of Bring Yourself: How to Negotiate Fearlessly On this podcast Mori Taheripour invites you to reimagine negotiation. Not as a contentious battle to be won, but as an opportunity for collaborative problem solving.

https://www.moritaheripour.com/
https://www.instagram.com/mtaheripour/

Cali Kara, owner of the line dance company Rhythm and Release is in the wealth building spotlight. She is using dance to help folks lose weight, have fun and teaming up with mental health providers to bring relief through joyous movement.

https://www.instagram.com/caliii_karaaa/

On today's pod DiPrima is in her hallelujah era after Mayor Karen Bass stopped by Leimert Park to bring some relief to businesses and residents in connection with Destination Crenshaw (AKA Procrastination Crenshaw) including her own early morning parking spot. And she breaks down the billionaire wealth tax on Cali's November ballot and why rich people are paying millions to stop it.

Scholars say it's Hip Hop's 53rd birthday. What do you say? UraelB is a hip hop emcee from Inglewood. He found his creative expression amidst harsh realities through poetry and writing raps since age 13. Miles Low is a rap artist from Las Vegas and host of The Do Better Show on KBLA 1580. On this pod we speak on the origin story of hip hop, where we are today and their own artistry.

https://www.uraelb.com/ 
https://www.mileslowmusic.com/

Dick is a long-time publisher, Vietnam Veteran and antiwar activist. Dick, and his wife Sharon Kyle, launched the LA Progressive in 2008 with a mission to provide a platform for progressive thought and opinion. On this podcast Dick speaks on his own experience in the Viet Nam war and his analysis on U.S. wars around the globe and the lessons of Viet Nam. 

https://www.laprogressive.com/

On this podcast we look at the perils and opportunities for Black women's health in the MAGA era - from miscarriage care to mental health to menopause education to rites of passage. Janette Robinson Flint is the Executive Director of Black Women for Wellness.

https://www.instagram.com/bw4wla/ https://bwwla.org/

Amra Kioni Abdullah is host of The BLM Youth Vanguard Takeover of This is Not a Drill on KBLA Talk 1580 radio, she is an HBCU student, an activist and an influencer on social media. On this podcast Amara speaks on the state of relationships and dating for Generation Z. It's a collegiate edition of #MessyMonday.

https://www.tiktok.com/@amarakioni 
https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

On this podcast Jasmyne and Dominique take on some hot button issues and the demise of some community hubs. Jasmyne Cannick is a delegate for the LA County Democratic Party, a political strategist and an award-winning Gen X journalist.

https://www.instagram.com/hellojasmyne/
https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/