On this episode of Spilling the Tea with Tina, Keyon and Emani join the conversation for a powerful and unfiltered discussion. Together, they dive into heavy topics and personal experiences tackling everything from domestic violence victim blaming to the public unraveling of celebrity relationships on the internet. As headlines explode and social media reacts. The […]

Hear how Dr. Brent Musson breaks down the legacy of Black homeownership in Altadena — and why policies from decades ago are still shaping the community’s path to recovery today.

Hear how Stacie Bolden’s house survived the fire — but months later, she’s still locked out. And hear why Civil Rights Attorney Lee Merritt says rebuilding takes more than permits — it takes people.

Hear how Erion and Stephon Taylor escaped the flames with just minutes to spare — and why they’re now standing their ground as developers try to buy what’s left of their community.

Hear how Staci Mitchell scrambled to evacuate her family — and what her story reveals about the dangerous delays in emergency alerts on Altadena’s west side.

Hear how Black families came to Altadena during the Great Migration, battled redlining, and built California’s first Black middle-class community -- and how actor Henry Sanders found strength in that legacy after losing his home in the fire.

Hear how Mimi lays the foundation for a story of resilience, history, and rebuilding in a community forever changed by fire.

“To Altadena, With Love”- A Five-Part Series on Resilience, History, and Rebuilding, blends history, education, and personal stories to highlight Altadena’s legacy and the devastating impact of the Eaton Fire. Through firsthand accounts, we explore the fight to rebuild—not just homes, but a community that has survived against all odds. This series honors the people […]