(Airdate 5/7/25) Is Real ID the new "big brother?" What will Tina Knowles do with Leimert Park's Vision Theater? Why is poop causing an LA hepatitis outbreak? What is the newest slick scam to steal your car? Podcaster, talk radio host, writer, mama and small business owner Dominique DiPrima is on the mic.

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(Airdate 5/7/25) Our Wealth Building Wednesday spotlight shines on management consultant and business manager Gerry Anderson and his quest to help business owners understand venture feasibility and growth strategies. He is also author of the book Look Before You Leap: How to Analyze and Plan Your Business Idea. Anderson is also a senior business advisor with the Small Business Development Center. [email protected]

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(Airdate 5/8/25) Dominique, Miles and the comment section react to the smash hit horror film Sinners unpacking the layers of symbolism, messaging and cinema mastery.

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(Airdate 5/7/25) KBLA Entertainment Host Jill Munroe joins Dominique to unpack the sexual assault accusations against Smokey Robinson, the start of the Diddy trial, the stunning success of Sinners and the widespread takedown of wealthy Black men in the entertainment sphere.

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(Airdate 5/8/25) Martin Ludlow is the President and CEO of Bridge Street Inc a Los Angeles based live socially innovative entertainment development company. He is the founder of the LA Jazz Festival Foundation. He served on the LA City Council for the 10th District and is a former head of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.

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(Airdate 5/8/25) Our Authors Study Club President Emeritus Lura Daniels Ball shares the history of the Pullman Porters and how their union organizing efforts changed Black American's trajectory in labor, lifting some families into the middle class. On this podcast we look at solutions to the growing erasure of Black American history.

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(Airdate 5/6/25) Prior to becoming an attorney, Caree Harper was one of the most decorated police officers in the East Bay Area, achieving a "Marksman Medal" for shooting skills, and a "Lifesaving Medal" for diving into a canal of water, pulling out an unconscious, submerged driver and performing CPR until the victim was airlifted to safety where he fully recovered. Ms. Harper was injured in the line of duty. She was re-trained to be a certified paralegal and worked for several law firms before law school. She passed the CA Bar Exam on the first attempt.

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(Airdate 5/5/25) On this podcast we explore the personal and business journey of a woman, born and raised in South Los Angeles as she moves to Capetown, South Africa, to start a new life. Tuanni Price is a renowned wine educator, entrepreneur, and a powerful voice for inclusivity. Her dedication to making wine accessible has led to significant impact including bringing visibility to Black wine producers in Cape Town through her engaging tastings and tours. She is one of the conveners of Afro Wine Week.

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