Mike, Godfrey and Oscar dive into two big charter reform debates: oversight of the LAPD and the role of LA’s city controller, which current Controller Kenneth Mejia is turning into a public battle.
It's... Friday, March 13. And right now, I'm with Mike and Rachel, recording the next episode of LA Podcast.
Over the next 48 hours, this week's show will be edited, fact-checked, engineered, and delivered to your ears during the early hours of Monday morning — just like it has been every week since February 2025.
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Mike, Godfrey and Oscar dive into two big charter reform debates: oversight of the LAPD and the role of LA’s city controller, which current Controller Kenneth Mejia is turning into a public battle.
