LA Podcast - Dissembling in the Dark
Mike, Rachel, and Laura reveal the troubling story of the Neighbors First dark money network that’s mucking up LA
Mike, Rachel, and Laura reveal the troubling story of the Neighbors First dark money network that’s mucking up LA
There’s a group that has been showing up in Los Angeles communities — knocking on doors, hosting local meetings, filling
She is a sitting City Councilmember who has focused on homelessness. housing and government reform – and now she's
A community organizer and faith leader focused on housing and affordability is running for mayor. Reverend Rae Huang joins me
We’re bringing you conversations with candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles — recorded live in front of an audience
Today we continue our look at the race for the State Senate seat held by Ben Allen, who is termed
Our in-depth conversations with candidates seeking your vote continues . . In this episode, more on the race for the State Senate
It is election season again, and that means more candidate spotlights so you can get to know the people who
Scott, Mike, and Godfrey go long on Metro’s greenlighting of a major regional transit expansion – the northern extension of
Alissa, Mike, and Sammy discuss the resignation of Janisse Quiñones as head of LADWP and what this will mean for
Alissa, Rachel, and Sophie discuss the bombshell sexual abuse accusations against the late labor leader Cesar Chavez, including by Chavez’
Alissa, Rachel, and Mike discuss LA city’s six-year journey to end the racist and ineffective practice of pretextual stops
More than 90,000 eviction notices were filed in the city of Los Angeles alone last year, according to data
Los Angeles County residents made it clear last year that they’re willing to pay for real solutions to the
Los Angeles County is a region of resourceful, hardworking communities. During the covid pandemic and once again in the wake
Profiteers were on the prowl before the Eaton and Palisades fires were even extinguished. But the massive project of the
How an equitable community land banking strategy can create the conditions for self-determination, community ownership, and a just recovery in
Disasters like the LA wildfires can set a precedent for how we respond to and support the communities that need it most, ensuring that there’s an equitable support system for everyone. Guaranteed income can provide a pathway to security and create a renewed sense of hope for our community.
Scott, Mike, and Godfrey go long on Metro’s greenlighting of a major regional transit expansion – the northern extension of
Alissa, Mike, and Sammy discuss the resignation of Janisse Quiñones as head of LADWP and what this will mean for
Alissa, Rachel, and Sophie discuss the bombshell sexual abuse accusations against the late labor leader Cesar Chavez, including by Chavez’
Alissa, Rachel, and Mike discuss LA city’s six-year journey to end the racist and ineffective practice of pretextual stops
We’re bringing you conversations with candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles — recorded live in front of an audience
Today we continue our look at the race for the State Senate seat held by Ben Allen, who is termed
Our in-depth conversations with candidates seeking your vote continues . . In this episode, more on the race for the State Senate
It is election season again, and that means more candidate spotlights so you can get to know the people who