For our 11th episode, Albert sits down with the founder of Polo's Pantry, Melissa Acedera, to talk about both of them losing a parent at a young age and then losing a sibling later in life. They also get into grief, loss, and how it effects and inspires the work they do in movement spaces.

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For our 10th episode we're joined by Ndindi, Carla, and Bunny to discuss LA mayor Karen Bass's homelessness program/pr stunt, "Inside Safe" and all of its failures.

This episode was hosted by Ricci Sergienko and Albert Corado.

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For our 9th episode we are joined by Ambrose Brooks S. and Janet Asante from Justice LA to discuss the fight to close Men's Central Jail, the LA County Board of Supervisors, and the human rights abuses and deaths that have taken place at Men's Central Jail over the years.

This episode was hosted by Ricci Sergienko, Phillip Kim, and Albert Corado.

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For our eighth episode, we finish our insightful conversation with Jacob Woocher, author of the groundbreaking series LA's War on Public Housing. In this final segment, we discuss the last 5 parts of his series exploring the public housing projects of Rancho San Pedro, Dana Strand, and Jordan Downs. We also ask our guest some general questions about public housing. Be sure to check out the first part of our conversation here:

Apple Podcasts

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peoples-city-propaganda/id1692029697?i=1000630264159

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0HGSnSnsZMEdlv0Z6XsDXf?si=VVxONlRSRA2P0WQZ8DF1HQ

Jacob Woocher is a tenant lawyer who organizes with the Los Angeles Tenants Union (LATU) and is the author of the series LA's War on Public Housing. Check it out now on Knock LA!

This episode was hosted by Jason Reedy and Albert Corado. Follow us on twitter @pplscityprop and @pplscitycouncil. Follow our hosts Jason Reedy @AxumSelassie and Albert Corado @digitalurn and follow our guest Jacob Woocher @jacobwooch

Did you like our theme song? That's the homie Adam Smith. We are so thankful for this gift. Please support Adam on all them social networks. You can find him at @AdamOfTheSmiths

For our seventh episode, we sat down with Jacob Woocher, author of the groundbreaking series LA's War on Public Housing and dove into one of Los Angeles's most important (and some would say forgotten) battlefields - public housing.

We ask Jacob some background questions on the series and explore the first 5 parts of it including public housing projects in Jordan Downs, Pico Aliso, and Normont Terrace. This conversation was chock full of vital information so we split this pod into two parts - look out for the second part next week!

Jacob Woocher is a tenant lawyer who organizes with the Los Angeles Tenants Union (LATU) and is the author of the series LA's War on Public Housing. Check it out now on Knock LA!

This episode was hosted by Jason Reedy and Albert Corado. Follow us on twitter @pplscityprop and @pplscitycouncil. Follow our hosts Jason Reedy @AxumSelassie and Albert Corado @digitalurn and follow our guest Jacob Woocher @jacobwooch

Did you like our theme song? That's the homie Adam Smith. We are so thankful for this gift. Please support Adam on all them social networks. You can find him at @AdamOfTheSmiths

For our sixth episode, we decided to keep it in house and recorded an all People's City Council episode. PCC organizers Jason Reedy, Albert Corado and Phillip Kim dove into a wide variety of topics from the fake abolitionist Hugo Soto-Martinez to racist Kevin de Leon. We got some clarity on KDL's assault on Jason on December 9th and discussed the ongoing targeting by the LAPD of Jason and what many consider to be the most famous baby in Los Angeles.

Follow us on twitter @pplscityprop and @pplscitycouncil. Follow our hosts Jason Reedy @AxumSelassie and Albert Corado @digitalurn

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For our fifth episode, we sat down with Debt Collective organizers Dr. Richelle Brooks, Manny Galindo, and Sparky Abraham. The Debt Collective has it's roots in the Occupy Wall Street movement. Since then (2012), Debt Collective has focused on building a "debtors union" with the intent of wielding our collective power to abolish debt. You may have some questions "what is debt abolition?" What kind of debts do people have? (Ex: student loans, medical, carceral debt..) We get into all of that. Also, student loans turn on this month!! We talk about going on debt strike and what your options are.

This episode was hosted by Ricci Sergienko. Follow us on twitter @pplscityprop and @pplscitycouncil. Let us know what you thought of the episode in the comments below and be sure to subscribe/share!

PS: STOP COP CITY!

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For our fourth episode, we sat down with renowned Chicano organizer, Cruz Becerra. Cruz co-founded the Brown Berets and La Junta, is a Vietnam War veteran, and a Chicano through and through. He helped organize the Chicano Blowouts in March 1968 and was part of the East LA 13 who beat felony conspiracy charges as a result of them. We cover a wide variety of elements within the Chicano movement from someone who was on the frontlines!

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For our third episode, we sat down with the legend Hamid Khan to discuss his upbringing, his early days as an organizer, and the organization he founded, the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition. The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition is a community organization that works to build community power toward abolishing police surveillance.

Tap in with the work of the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition by following them on socials @stoplapdspying or sending an email their way [email protected]

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Did you like our theme song? That magic was from our homie Adam Smith. We are so thankful for this gift. Please support Adam on all them social networks. You can find him at @AdamOfTheSmiths

Our second episode is on the WGA Strike. The Writers Guild of America has a little over 11,500 members who write and produce the TV and films that entertain the world. They are in the midst of their 6th strike and we dive into why they are on strike, what's at stake, and why they need your support!

This episode was hosted by Jason Reedy and Phillip Kim and we were joined by Olga Lexell and Kyra Jones from the Writers Guild of America.

Olga Lexell is a writer for Cobra Kai on Netflix and is a WGA captain.

Kyra has written on shows like Woke on Hulu and Queens on ABC

Tap in with Olga Lexell @possumlives and Kyra Jones @blkassfeminist. Let us know what you thought of the episode in the comments and be sure to subscribe/share!

Follow us on twitter @pplscityprop and @pplscitycouncil. Follow our hosts Jason Reedy @AxumSelassie and Albert Corado @digitalurn

Did you like our theme song? That magic was from our homie Adam Smith. We are so thankful for this gift. Please support Adam on all them social networks. You can find him at @AdamOfTheSmiths