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In this episode, we sit down with Jose Ugarte, one of Los Angeles’ most outspoken and driven political voices. From his roots in the community to his fight for affordable housing, mental health funding, and safer neighborhoods, Ugarte shares what really motivates him — and what needs to change in LA politics.Topics we cover:The reality of running for office in Los AngelesBlack-Brown coalition-building and representation in South LAThe homelessness crisis and how funding is (and isn’t) being usedWhat it takes to rebuild public trust in city leadershipUgarte’s vision for the next decade of Los AngelesWatch, comment, and join the conversation — where policy meets passion and the future of Los Angeles is on the lineIn this episode, we sit down with Jose Ugarte, one of Los Angeles’ most outspoken and driven political voices. From his roots in the community to his fight for affordable housing, mental health funding, and safer neighborhoods, Ugarte shares what really motivates him — and what needs to change in LA politics.
By Tom BystrekIn this episode, we sit down with Jose Ugarte, one of Los Angeles’ most outspoken and driven political voices. From his roots in the community to his fight for affordable housing, mental health funding, and safer neighborhoods, Ugarte shares what really motivates him — and what needs to change in LA politics.Topics we cover:The reality of running for office in Los AngelesBlack-Brown coalition-building and representation in South LAThe homelessness crisis and how funding is (and isn’t) being usedWhat it takes to rebuild public trust in city leadershipUgarte’s vision for the next decade of Los AngelesWatch, comment, and join the conversation — where policy meets passion and the future of Los Angeles is on the lineIn this episode, we sit down with Jose Ugarte, one of Los Angeles’ most outspoken and driven political voices. From his roots in the community to his fight for affordable housing, mental health funding, and safer neighborhoods, Ugarte shares what really motivates him — and what needs to change in LA politics.