Dominique challenges us to crowd source our intellect to figure out how to break the corporate/moderate/establishment dominance of the Democratic Party. How do we empower the real progressives? Will democratic socialists move the needle? Will they step over Black progressives? Can we move beyond coopting the ideas and policies of the true left and remake the party in service of working class, poor, middle class and Black constituents?

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On this podcast, Eric Benét glides into the conversation with his new single “Who's Gonna Save Us,” turning political frustration into pure velvet. The slow‑jam superhero is back — the man whose voice is so smooth it could moisturize America. From “Spend My Life with You” to “Sometimes I Cry,” he’s been melting hearts and serving hits since the nineties. Nine albums, four Grammy noms, acting gigs, and always ten toes down for justice, Eric Benet shares his journey from the studio to the stage and beyond.

On this podcast Tyrei Lacy AKA DJ Tsheds light on why his popular Crenshaw cantina, The District, is under attack and embroiled in a legal dispute — essentially a “custody battle” over the future of the business and the space. But this podcast is about much more than one enterprise, it's about the future of Black businesses in South LA, specifically the Crenshaw strip. Why are so many Black businesses being priced out, pushed out or shut down?

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On this pod Dominique shares a slice of rap culture with broadcaster Angee Smalls who has been rocking the entertainment world for over 20 years, carving out her place as a powerhouse rooted in Latino culture and the vibrant LA lifestyle. Angee is the Ceo of Latino Affected. Her journey has taken her from working alongside the iconic Johnny J to experiencing a once‑in‑a‑lifetime on-air moment cruising in 2Pac’s legendary yellow Impala, the one featured in “To Live and Die in L.A.” This year, Smalls launched the Rap Report Card continuing to create pure West Coast magic.


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On this podcast Attorney Nana Gyamfi updates us on the latest on the immigration landscape. Why are detainees on hunger strike? Are we tracking people kidnapped by ICE? Are Black Americans being replaced? Why are all of the Trump refugees YT? How far will the US Supreme Court go on birthright citizenship? Attorney Gyamfi is the Executive Director of Black Alliance for Just Immigration.

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Lenny McAllister is a Senior Fellow with the Commonwealth Foundation. A Pittsburgh native, Lenny has spent years working in both state and national politics, the civil rights community, and extensive work in the media. Lenny has appeared regularly as a political analyst on outlets ranging from Sirius XM Radio to CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News. He has been a featured speaker at the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference and the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).

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On this podcast Dominique celebrates the community victory in saving the Black Student Achievement plan, where young people, activists and union organizers pushed back on the LA Unified School District's plan to eliminate support for under-invested Black students. Rap artist Miles Low jumps on the mic to look at Jay-Z's target deal and the Carters monetization of everything.

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On this podcast we look at the power of play and how it impacts everything from business and social skills to problem solving and health outcomes. Renata SImril is the Executive Director of the LA84 Foundation and founder of the Play Equity Fund. Simril is a member of the Governor's Advisory Council on Physical Fitness and Mental Well-Being and is President of the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Board of Commissioners. Simril previously served as Senior Vice President of External Affairs for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Heather Hutt serves as the Councilwoman for the Tenth District. A daughter of Los Angeles, Hutt was born and raised in Leimert Park. She is the first woman in history and the first Black woman to be elected as a voting member for Council District 10. She is the only Black woman currently sitting on the Los Angeles City Council.

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Yoga instructor, astrologer, meditation teacher and sound bath specialist Saharah Ali leads us on a guided meditation and affirmation and breaks down Chiron in Taurus and a seven-year season of manifestation.

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On this podcast we look at the latest police scandals and copaganda - from the shooting of a dog following the NY Knicks big win to the Pasadena PD's friendly fire "horseplay." Journalist James Farr joins Dominique DiPrima to take on these questions, plus a look at the resignation of LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvahlo and the still-smoldering Lineage Food Storage Company fire in Boyle Heights.

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