LA Podcast - ChatGPT Didn't Start the Fire
Alissa, Mike, and Kate recount a dramatic week as an arson suspect is taken into custody for allegedly starting a
LA Podcast - ChatGPT Didn't Start the Fire
Alissa, Mike, and Kate recount a dramatic week as an arson suspect is taken into custody for allegedly starting a
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LA Podcast - Wait Wait... Don't Tell On Me!
Alissa, Mike and Rachel recap Trump’s declared war on cities run by the “radical left” (we wish!) and fresh
LA Podcast - The Tracks of My Palantirs
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This summer, federal agents invaded Los Angeles and began indiscriminately kidnapping community members. Emboldened by the Supreme Court and now
LA Podcast - May We Have Your Convention Please
Alissa, Mike, and David discuss a contentious vote about expanding LA’s neglected convention center. The ULA transfer tax is
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LA Podcast - Take the Monica and Run
Alissa, Scott, Hayes, and Mike try to decipher the electoral intentions of LA City Councilmember Monica Rodriguez and preview other
LA Podcast - 82 Degrees and Rising
Alissa, Mike, and LA Taco’s Memo Torres break down three months of ICE raids and explain why a Labor
LA Podcast - Airbnb Apparent
Alissa, Rachel, Mike, and Godfrey discuss how LA’s Unarmed Model of Crisis Response had a very successful first year
WNLA Podcast - Union Town: LA's Labor History
Los Angeles may be home to a powerful labor movement today, but it was not always that way. Los Angeles
LA Podcast - Big Little Liabilities
Alissa, David, and Carla sweat it out during LA’s first major heat wave of the summer and wonder if
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LA Podcast - May We Have Your Convention Please
Alissa, Mike, and David discuss a contentious vote about expanding LA’s neglected convention center. The ULA transfer tax is
LA Podcast - Take the Monica and Run
Alissa, Scott, Hayes, and Mike try to decipher the electoral intentions of LA City Councilmember Monica Rodriguez and preview other
LA Podcast - 82 Degrees and Rising
Alissa, Mike, and LA Taco’s Memo Torres break down three months of ICE raids and explain why a Labor
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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
How Better Workforce Development Systems and Community-Centered Reconstruction Can Go Hand In Hand - by Kabira Stokes
Profiteers were on the prowl before the Eaton and Palisades fires were even extinguished. But the massive project of the
Keeping Altadena Lands in Altadena Hands - by Doug Smith
How an equitable community land banking strategy can create the conditions for self-determination, community ownership, and a just recovery in
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.
What's Next, Los Angeles?
WNLA Podcast - Union Town: LA's Labor History
Los Angeles may be home to a powerful labor movement today, but it was not always that way. Los Angeles
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WNLA Podcast - Can We Fix a Broken Los Angeles (with Rick Cole)
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