Serial entrepreneur, inventor, innovation maven, perpetual problem solver, and accomplished marketing executive Raquel Graham has an unwavering commitment to helping people make their lives better. This passion has inspired her inventions, propelled her award-winning entrepreneurial journey, and fueled her resilience and tenacity in the face of adversity She is the host of KBLA's new weekend show "Entreprenuering" which debuts August 2nd and airs Saturdays at 1PM.

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William A. (“Sandy”) Darity Jr. is the Samuel DuBois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, and Economics and the director of the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity at Duke University. He recently accepted a position at Howard University. He is an economist, author and one of the nation's leading scholars on reparations. His latest book is "From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans." On this podcast edition of #FreedmenFridays Dr. Darity outlines the fundamentals of reparations and makes the case to hold out for true repair and stop calling everything reparations.

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Sherri Bell is a labor activist and KBLA contributor. On this pod Dominique and Sherri go hard on class struggle, the Epstein scandal, Cali governor's race, homelessness and why Kamal Harris should not run for president.

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Omar’s career is a testament to his enduring talent and influence. First gaining international attention via that signature hit, There’s Nothing Like This, which launched his series of standout solo albums, collaborations with both legendary artists like Stevie Wonder, Lamont Dozier, the late Angie Stone, Leon Ware, Robert Glasper and Erykah Badu through to the current crop of cutting-edge music makers such as Giggs, and a catalogue of side projects spanning decades. In 2025, he is celebrating his 40th anniversary as a recording artist with the release of his 9th studio album, Brighter the Days.

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Dominique and live callers react to VP Kamala Harris's decision not to run for Governor of California and opine on whether she should run for President in 2028. Later in the podcast we are joined by KBLA National Political Director Dr. Nii Quartelai Quartey who weighs in on this and other breaking topics including Diddy's legal appeal, Trump's tariff deadline and what does a Democratic comeback even look like?

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The phone lines are heating up and the topics are fire: Who do you support for Governor of California now that Kamala Harris has decided not to? Should the Veep run for president? Is Chris Smalls really free? What's next for Palestine?

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Adrian L. Miller, CEO and Founder of Xyion Inc., is a luminary in the contemporary music industry, renowned for his strategic acumen and profound influence. With a career spanning over two decades, Miller has traversed every facet of the musical landscape, from radio disc jockey to executive producing, leaving an indelible mark at every turn. Raised in St. Louis’s Pruitt-Igoe projects, his journey began with a childhood boombox igniting a passion for music that propelled him to become a weekend deejay at KBLK “Power 1550” during his university years. Miller’s trajectory led him to Los Angeles, where he immersed himself in the burgeoning hip-hop scene, eventually working with industry titans such as Steve Rifkind and Fabian Duvernay, and later Benny Medina and Quincy Jones at Warner Music Group. Throughout his illustrious career, Miller has shaped the careers of numerous artists, from Cypress Hill to Anderson .Paak, earning accolades including six Grammys and a Cannes Lion Award for his unparalleled contributions.

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On this podcast explore natural hair trends, methodology and the Nappywood conference where they thrive. Our guest is Regi Kimbell, curator of natural lifestyle experiences · founder, curator of lifestyle experiences, storyteller, director & cinematographer. Nappywood™️ is celebrating 10 years of bringing together Natural hair professionals, braiders, locticians, licensed cosmetologists, professional natural stylists, barbers and natural hair enthusiasts. Later in the podcast Dominique breaks down the situation with the Gaza Freedom Flotilla and calls for the release of labor organizer Chris Smalls.

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Janette Robinson-Flint is the Executive Director and founder of Black Women for Wellness, an organization committed to healing, educating, and supporting Black women. She is also a community professional at Charles Drew University, where she teaches public health professionals about reproductive justice and health policies. Women's Voices for the Earth. On this podcast we explore abortion rights, rites of passage, menopause and environmental justice through the lens of Black women's health.

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Join Dominique on a Talking point Tuesday as she covers the continuing Family First Protest over the weekend in Los Angeles and Riverside. Pushing back on the ''Big Beautiful Bill”. More on Trump and his attempt to persecute Oprah, Al Sharpton, and Beyoncé, and Kamala Harris for suspicion that they received funds for endorsing Kamala Harris.

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