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In this episode of Democracy Revealed, host Michael Wyatt Tucker leads off with national news: President Joe Biden, newly sworn in as the 46th President, begins to sign executive orders, including one continuing the pause on federal education loan payments until the end of September 2021.

In this week’s California news, Tucker discusses the first proposition that has made the November 2022 ballot: a referendum on the recently passed law banning most flavored tobacco products in California.

Check out the events happening in California.

Tune into the News and Coffee Morning Show with your host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California News highlighting current initiatives vying to address bias in early education, food insecurity in the Inland Empire, and the latest executive stay-at-home order lift.

Following the headlines, Joquoya runs through her favorite posts from social media to bring zest into your morning routine. Joquoya also shares her top three black women-owned business finds to add to your list for the upcoming Valentine’s holiday.

News Too Real producer host Julia Dudley Najieb takes an in-depth look at the groups who committed the seditious act at the Capitol January 6, 2021: QAnon, domestic terrorism, and the threat to democracy.

The three experts featured gave an in-depth review of Christian, Latino and QAnon Trump supporters and the continuing concern from law enforcement and elected officials who see these groups growing.

Listen to the latest California Black newspaper headlines for the week.

Producer host Ken McCoy tells where Dr. Dre stands on his health after incident; the Super Bowl LV, Grammy Awards and Spirit Awards are right around the corner; Black Panther is back with a different spin. Movie Trailers featured: Lupin, Tom & Jerry, John Wick 4.

In this episode of Democracy Revealed, producer host Michael Wyatt Tucker leads off with the latest national news, breaking down the various causes of the siege of the capitol on January 6th. It wasn’t just President Donald Trump; the problems the event represents won’t go away when he does.

In this week’s California regional news, Tucker discusses San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s announced vaccine distribution plan, new potential vaccination locations for Sacramento and Stanislaus counties, King’s County’s surge in Covid-19 cases, a Merced County campaign to prevent restaurants closings, and some new outreach on the part of the city of Sacramento regarding potential reform of city fines and fees.

In the final segment,Tucker discusses President-Elect Biden’s announced “American Rescue Plan” legislation: it’s very complex and represents much of Biden’s priority agenda including how he intends to address the economic damage wrought by the pandemic.

Tune in to the News and Coffee Morning Show with producer host Joquoya Murphy as she shares the latest in Black California News with an emphasis on coronavirus updates and its impact on Black and Brown communities.

Joquoya also shares her top three black business finds: Dime Nails LA; Kick Ass Vegan and the Oakland Black Business Fund.

Lastly, Joquoya features part two of the Swirv Azubuike interview who expands on his vocation as a teacher and his life in Oakland, CA. He also shared the different books he has authored to help people understand his community concerns.

Producer host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews the inauguration of Joseph Biden Jr. and Kamala D. Harris of Oakland, CA and well as local city of Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer's message of retiring from social media for today. Dyer also reiterated that we are all 99% the same with that .1% that makes a difference in which some people find is the biggest challenge to overcome.

Producer host Ken McCoy talks about the latest Verzuz battle, Musiq VS Anthony Hamilton; Matrix 4 is on location in San Francisco discreetly; Lamar Odom is taking up boxing; lookout for Fandome 2021 and rest is inevitably the best medicine to rejuvenate during this time along with a few other tips.

McCoy features movie trailers: Army of the Dead, Locked Down and Sky Fire.