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There have been more than 800 reported acts of racial hostility towards Asian Americans in California since the onset of COVID-19. Local Asian leaders Pat Fong Kushida from the California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce, California Senator Dr. Richard Pan,

Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs joins host Scott Syphax to talk about the state of city and his experiences as one of the youngest elected officials in the U.S. when he was elected as a councilmember in 2012 and then as

The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that the Civil Rights Act forbids discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender. Sacramento LGBT Center CEO David Heitstuman, Muganzo Entertainment CEO Melissa Muganzo Murphy, Outword Magazine Publisher and Sacramento Rainbow Chamber

Attorney Mark T. Harris has been at the forefront of police brutality lawsuits locally. In the wake of the killing of George Floyd and protests nationwide, he talks with Scott Syphax about injustice and racism. Original airdate: June 18, 2020.

California’s community colleges serve more than 2.1 million students a year, preparing students for skilled jobs or transfer to a university on 115 campuses. Los Rios Chancellor Brian King, Los Angeles Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez, and California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy

The killing of George Floyd is changing America and the conversation. Dr. Bruce Haynes from UC Davis, Sam Starks from MLK 365, and Dr. Christopher Towler from Sacramento State join host Scott Syphax to talk about race and injustice. Extended

More than 47,000 Americans lose their life to suicide each year. What has been the impact of the pandemic and what can be done to support those in crisis? Joining Host Scott Syphax are Dr. Alan Berman from Johns Hopkins

As the economy continues to suffer and unemployment remains in double digits, host Scott Syphax checks in on hairstylist Ristina Rodriguez, Article Consignment Boutique owners Abe and Valerie Sanchez, and performer/consultant Paul Willis.​ Original airdate: May 22, 2020

Students are in school but they’re at their homes. How is at-home learning working for one district? Joining host Scott Syphax with an update from Sacramento City Unified School District are School Board President Jessie Ryan, Superintendent Jorge Aguilar, and

Almost two months into our state’s stay at home order, we look at the state of the economy globally and right here at home. What’s working? What’s needed? And what’s ahead? Joining host Scott Syphax are Sacramento State’s Dr. Sanjay