The Lit Outlet Podcast

Councilmember Gil Hurtado returns to The Lit Outlet Podcast for a raw and direct conversation about the online attacks, accusations, and political tension happening in South Gate.

In this episode, Gil responds to serious accusations being made against him online, explains how those claims have affected his family, and shares his side of several public controversies involving city politics, youth programs, social media pages, and accusations of misusing city funds.

We also talk about South Gate’s budget crisis, the proposed Utility Users Tax, possible cuts to city services, crossing guards, parks, graffiti removal, police response times, youth sports, and what residents need to understand before making up their minds.

This episode is not about telling people what to think. It’s about giving residents a chance to hear the conversation for themselves, ask questions, fact-check, and stay informed about what’s happening in the city.

Watch the full conversation and decide for yourself.

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South Gate is facing a $9 million budget deficit.

In this emergency episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, Moses (NoMo23) sits down with South Gate Councilmember Gil Hurtado to break down what’s really happening behind the scenes.

Topics covered:

• Why South Gate only receives 6.15% of property taxes

• The long-term impact of General Motors & Firestone leaving the city

• What a 7% Utility Users Tax (UUT) would mean for residents

• How much the average household would actually pay

• What services could be cut if the measure fails

• The difference between sales tax, property tax, and restricted funds

• Why social media narratives don’t always match the numbers

This is not political spin. This is a detailed breakdown of the city’s financial structure and what’s at stake.

If you live in South Gate — this affects you.

Drop your thoughts in the comments.

🎙 Host: Moses aka NoMo23
🏙 Guest: Councilmember Gil Hurtado
📍 City of South Gate

#SouthGate #LocalPolitics #BudgetCrisis #UtilityTax #CityCouncil #TheLitOutletPodcast

The Lit Outlet Podcast | Special Guest: Lorenzo MataIn this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Moses AKA NoMo sits down with Southgate basketball legend and former UCLA Bruin, Lorenzo Mata! This is a dream interview for Moses, as Mata’s impact on Southgate sports history is undeniable. 🎙️ Topics Covered: ✅ Growing up in Southgate, South Central, and Huntington Park ✅ Discovering basketball late but grinding his way to UCLA ✅ The pressure and experience of being a top high school recruit ✅ Life as a college athlete at one of the most prestigious programs ✅ Competing against NBA stars like Jordan Farmar, Nick Young & Mario Chalmers ✅ His NBA draft journey, workouts with the Boston Celtics & Lakers Summer League ✅ Choosing to play pro basketball in Mexico and what it meant for his career ✅ Giving back to young athletes through mentorship & all-Latino All-Star games ✅ His passion for sports card collecting, running a card shop in Studio City, and crazy deals he’s made ✅ Future plans for fatherhood, family, and community involvement This episode is filled with inspiration, nostalgia, and real talk about basketball, life, and staying true to your roots. Don't miss this exclusive insight into the journey of a Southgate legend! 🔔 Subscribe, Like & Comment if you enjoyed this episode! 📍 Follow Lorenzo Mata: [@LorenzoMata14](https://www.instagram.com/lorenzomata14) 📍 Visit SportsSource 2 in Studio City for the best sports card deals! #TheLitOutletPodcast #LorenzoMata #SouthgateLegend #uclabasketball #nba #basketballjourney #sportscards #mentorship #podcast Pull up Turn up Stay LitThank you for watching and please like, Subscribe and most importantly Share.https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?

Los Angeles, the city of angels. Home to one of the most powerful police forces in the country. But behind the badge and the blue, a dark reality exists—one that many officers are too afraid to talk about.Gabriel Cabrera isn’t afraid. A former LAPD officer, Army veteran, and dedicated public servant, he now finds himself protesting outside LAPD headquarters. After nearly 15 years on the force, he was fired under questionable circumstances. His crime? Contracting meningitis on duty, surviving a coma, and returning to work with a disability.This documentary tells the story of how the LAPD systematically removes injured officers, denying them full pensions and forcing them out to avoid financial liability. Gabriel was offered a medical pension of only 20% of his base pay—practically nothing. When he refused, he was assigned the least desirable position in the department, pressured to quit, and ultimately fired after a personal dispute was used as a pretext for his termination.According to LAPD records, over 80% of officers who sustain career-ending injuries are pressured to leave the force. Many, like Gabriel, are denied fair pensions, leaving them without financial security. Gabriel’s first union-appointed attorney even told him directly: “They’re not firing you because of the complaint. They’re firing you because of your disability.”But Gabriel refuses to stay silent. He has taken his fight to the streets, protesting in front of LAPD headquarters and the Police Commission, demanding justice. This film follows his journey, exposing the system that failed him and so many others.Gabriel can’t do this alone. His fight isn’t just for himself—it’s for every officer discarded by a broken system. If you believe in accountability, take action.Contact the LAPD Police Commission and Mayor Karen Bass to demand justice:LAPD Police Commission:Executive Director Mr. Sibley – [email protected] Teres Sanchez Gordon – [email protected] Commission President Dr. Erroll G. Southers – [email protected] Karen Bass:[email protected]@asm.ca.govLearn More and Take ActionScan the QR code in the video or visit Gabriel’s website for links to his case, petitions, and additional resources.This is not just one officer’s story. It’s a call for justice. How many more will suffer before something changes?#lapd #policeaccountability #documentary Pull up Turn up Stay LitThank you for watching and please like, Subscribe and most importantly Share.https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Knomoe23 (Moses) sits down with Chris from Sour Apple Agency, a marketing and brand development expert.Chris shares his journey from growing up in Boyle Heights to founding Sour Apple Agency, where he helps artists, influencers, and businesses grow their brands. He breaks down marketing in simple terms, emphasizing the importance of strategy, paid ads, and staying ahead of trends.The conversation covers: • Chris’s background in music, sports, and marketing • Working with top influencers and celebrities like Gabriel Iglesias & George Lopez • The role of Latinos in the marketing industry & staying authentic • Advice on branding, social media strategy, and when to hire a manager • The difference between influencers and regular social media users • The power of networking, financial freedom, and growing Latino entrepreneurshipChris also dives into LA culture, event planning, and the future of traditional radio versus podcasting. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, content creator, or just curious about the business side of marketing, this episode is packed with valuable insights.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more!Follow us:@knomoe23 | @sourappleagency |  @TheLitOutlet  Pull up Turn up Stay LitThank you for watching and please like, Subscribe and most importantly Share.https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?

This episode of the *Brown Militia Podcast* is straight fire! 🔥 Host **Knomoe** sits down with comedy legend **Richard Villa** and the always hilarious **Sultan of Satire** to dive deep into:

In this episode of The Lit Outlet Podcast, host Moses (AKA NoMo) is joined by special guests Mohawk Matt and Brian James (AKA Lonely/Free Bliss1) for an engaging, insightful, and at times humorous conversation. The trio dives into topics ranging from mentorship and personal growth to systemic issues and cultural observations, creating an episode that’s both thought-provoking and entertaining.

🎙️ Key Highlights of the Episode:

• New Patreon Tiers: Moses kicks things off by introducing The Lit Outlet’s new Patreon offerings, including a $30 tier that gives subscribers a free monthly t-shirt or hat and early access to episodes. Support the podcast and snag some exclusive perks!

• Downey Bombers Nonprofit: Moses shares his journey running the Downey Bombers Baseball Club, a nonprofit that mentors youth through baseball and teaches life skills beyond the game.

• Prison Mentorship: Brian discusses his impactful work mentoring young incarcerated men through a prison outreach program. The group debates the merits of lived experience versus traditional paths in shaping effective mentors.

• Karate Kid Influence: A nostalgic look at the lessons of Mr. Miyagi, humorously noting how his wisdom surpassed that of some fathers.

• Justice System Realities: A sobering discussion about the challenges of county jail and juvenile facilities, with a call for better solutions for at-risk youth.

• From Life Sentence to New Beginnings: Brian highlights his audiobook, available on Spotify and Apple Music, chronicling his transformation through a prison dog training program.

🌍 Broader Themes:

The conversation tackles heavy topics like criminal justice reform, systemic inequities, and accountability. The guests explore the nuanced impact of incarceration on individuals and communities, criticizing both overly punitive measures and glorification of certain high-profile cases while countless others go unnoticed.

✨ Lighthearted Moments:

The episode balances serious discussions with humor, including:

• A hilarious “sock check” segment.

• Candid reflections on Tijuana travel adventures, from improved safety to navigating police corruption.

• Joking about cultural stereotypes and miscommunications.

📅 Upcoming Events & Projects:

• Inspiring young men through motivational speaking engagements.

• A Christmas party in Huntington Beach.

Join Moses, Matt, and Brian for a raw and authentic discussion about redemption, the power of mentorship, and the realities of life’s challenges. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the lessons, or the inspiration, this episode has something for everyone.

💥 Watch now and subscribe for more real, unfiltered conversations on The Lit Outlet Podcast!

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Join us on a special episode of the podcast where we dive into Gabriel Cabrera’s courageous fight against systemic injustice within the LAPD. Fired under disputed circumstances, Cabrera has been tirelessly picketing LAPD headquarters for over three years, seeking justice and reinstatement. His story is one of resilience, faith, and a plea for public support. Visit supportgabrielcabrera.com to learn more and send emails to the provided addresses to amplify his cause. Together, we can make a difference.

In this gripping solo episode, Moses (NoMo23) dives deep into a shocking experience: a recent police raid on his home. He recounts the overwhelming intensity and unexpected chaos that came from having his personal space invaded, giving listeners an unfiltered look at the anxiety and stress that followed. This story is more than just an account of the raid—it’s about resilience, navigating difficult situations, and dealing with the unexpected fallout. Moving into sports, he delivers a passionate rant on World Series ticket prices, explaining why he’d rather watch from home with family than shell out $1,200 for nosebleed seats. Basketball talk follows as Moses celebrates LeBron James and his son, LeBron James Jr., playing for the Lakers together. He dives into the strategy behind the Lakers' latest game, attributing their impressive plays to Coach JJ Redick and the team’s chemistry. Sharing his hopes for the season, Moses believes this might be one of the most exciting Lakers lineups since Phil Jackson.Moses also goes into detail about the story behind his name, NoMo23. From childhood memories of pitching like Hideo Nomo to his graffiti days, he shares the journey that led to his moniker and why he added the silent “K” as a nod to his roots.Finally, he emphasizes the importance of viewer engagement, thanking fans who watch his videos from start to finish. He shares his goal for ‘The Lit Outlet,’ hoping to one day invite fans to a live studio recording. He also encourages viewers to interact thoughtfully with his content, moving away from simple emoji comments and fostering real conversations to help boost the channel’s reach. Whether discussing the raid, sports, or personal growth, this episode is a raw, unfiltered chance to get to know Moses better than ever before. #GetToNoMo #TheLitOutlet #NoMo23 #PoliceRaidPull up Turn up Stay LitThank you for watching and please like, Subscribe and most importantly Share.https://www.instagram.com/thelitoutlet/https://www.instagram.com/knomoe23/https://www.patreon.com/join/TheLitOutlet?

Join host Moses (No Mo) as he sits down with Gian from *Undisputed Principles*, a bookstore and clothing brand in LA, for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, streetwear, and self-development. Gian shares his journey from Peru to Miami to LA, explaining how he overcame challenges like language barriers, discovered his passion for design, and built a thriving business with only $2,000.