LA Podcast - Poll Yourselves Together
Mike, David, and Liz weigh the progressive divide in the last days of the mayor’s race, the latest polls
LA Podcast - Poll Yourselves Together
Mike, David, and Liz weigh the progressive divide in the last days of the mayor’s race, the latest polls
LA Podcast - Ring of Fires
Alissa, Godfrey, and guest co-host Loraine Lundquist track local wildfires, an oil spill, and a leaking tank of methyl methacrylate
WNLA Podcast - Marissa Roy, LA City Attorney Candidate
The office of Los Angeles City Attorney doesn’t always get the same attention as races for mayor or city
WNLA Podcast - Michael Tubbs, Lieutenant Governor Candidate
Today we turn to the race for lieutenant governor — an office that often gets less attention than governor or senator,
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LA Podcast - The Great Debain’t
Scott, Alissa, and Mike recount yet another attempt by LA’s City Council to undermine the Olympic Wage and why
LA Podcast - To D Continued
Metro’s D line extension is finally open! Alissa, Mike, Godfrey, and David discuss the many ways a longer Wilshire
WNLA Podcast - Wendy Carrillo, State Senate Candidate
Today, we continue our focus on the race for the State Senate seat in District 26, currently held by Maria
WNLA Podcast - Sara Hernandez, State Senate Candidate
Sara Hernandez, an attorney, educator, and member of the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, is running for
LA Podcast - Quality of Strife
Alissa, Rachel, and Sophie talk about yet another new ICE detention center that’s opened in a former private prison
WNLA Podcast - Sarah Rascon, State Senate Candidate
Sarah Rascón is community advocate and candidate for State Senate in one of Los Angeles’ most diverse and fast-changing districts.
WNLA Podcast - Zennon Ulyate-Crow, State Senate Candidate
Zennon Ulyate-Crow is a recent college graduate and housing advocate who is aiming to become one of the youngest members
WNLA Podcast - Ellen Evans, State Senate Candidate
A neighborhood leader and civil rights advocate, Ellen Evans is running for State Senate District 24. She joins me to
Candidate Interviews
WNLA Podcast - Wendy Carrillo, State Senate Candidate
Today, we continue our focus on the race for the State Senate seat in District 26, currently held by Maria
WNLA Podcast - Sara Hernandez, State Senate Candidate
Sara Hernandez, an attorney, educator, and member of the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, is running for
WNLA Podcast - Sarah Rascon, State Senate Candidate
Sarah Rascón is community advocate and candidate for State Senate in one of Los Angeles’ most diverse and fast-changing districts.
WNLA Podcast - Zennon Ulyate-Crow, State Senate Candidate
Zennon Ulyate-Crow is a recent college graduate and housing advocate who is aiming to become one of the youngest members
LA Podcast
LA Podcast - The Great Debain’t
Scott, Alissa, and Mike recount yet another attempt by LA’s City Council to undermine the Olympic Wage and why
LA Podcast - To D Continued
Metro’s D line extension is finally open! Alissa, Mike, Godfrey, and David discuss the many ways a longer Wilshire
LA Podcast - Quality of Strife
Alissa, Rachel, and Sophie talk about yet another new ICE detention center that’s opened in a former private prison
LA Podcast - Dollars and Nonsense
Alissa joins Mike and Godfrey to decipher LA’s new budget, Karen Bass’s second (or third?) State of the
What's Next, Los Angeles?
WNLA Podcast - Wendy Carrillo, State Senate Candidate
Today, we continue our focus on the race for the State Senate seat in District 26, currently held by Maria
WNLA Podcast - Sara Hernandez, State Senate Candidate
Sara Hernandez, an attorney, educator, and member of the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, is running for
WNLA Podcast - Sarah Rascon, State Senate Candidate
Sarah Rascón is community advocate and candidate for State Senate in one of Los Angeles’ most diverse and fast-changing districts.
WNLA Podcast - Zennon Ulyate-Crow, State Senate Candidate
Zennon Ulyate-Crow is a recent college graduate and housing advocate who is aiming to become one of the youngest members
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Recovery and Reconstruction
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Los Angeles County is a region of resourceful, hardworking communities. During the covid pandemic and once again in the wake
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Rebuilding with Dignity: Guaranteed Income for Workers - by Luz Castro
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.