WNLA Podcast - Rev. Rae Huang, LA Mayoral Candidate
A community organizer and faith leader focused on housing and affordability is running for mayor. Reverend Rae Huang joins me
LA Podcast - I Heard It Through The K Line
Scott, Mike, and Godfrey go long on Metro’s greenlighting of a major regional transit expansion – the northern extension of
LA Podcast - Departure of Water and Power
Alissa, Mike, and Sammy discuss the resignation of Janisse Quiñones as head of LADWP and what this will mean for
LA Podcast - Revision of Labor
Alissa, Rachel, and Sophie discuss the bombshell sexual abuse accusations against the late labor leader Cesar Chavez, including by Chavez’
LA Podcast - Just Say Noma
Alissa, Rachel, and Mike discuss LA city’s six-year journey to end the racist and ineffective practice of pretextual stops
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WNLA Podcast - Rev. Rae Huang, LA Mayoral Candidate
A community organizer and faith leader focused on housing and affordability is running for mayor. Reverend Rae Huang joins me
WNLA Podcast - Adam Miller, LA Mayoral Candidate
We’re bringing you conversations with candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles — recorded live in front of an audience
WNLA Podcast - Mike Newhouse, State Senate Candidate
Today we continue our look at the race for the State Senate seat held by Ben Allen, who is termed
WNLA Podcast - Sion Roy, State Senate Candidate
Our in-depth conversations with candidates seeking your vote continues . . In this episode, more on the race for the State Senate
WNLA Podcast - John Erickson, State Senate Candidate
It is election season again, and that means more candidate spotlights so you can get to know the people who
An invitation from Alissa
It's... Friday, March 13. And right now, I'm with Mike and Rachel, recording the next episode
LA Podcast - What’s the Fiscal Chief, Kenneth?
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.
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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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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.
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An invitation from Alissa
It's... Friday, March 13. And right now, I'm with Mike and Rachel, recording the next episode
LA Podcast - What’s the Fiscal Chief, Kenneth?
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.
LA Podcast - Gov Me Something to Believe In
Alissa, Mike, and Godfrey report back from the California Democratic Party state convention where endorsement battles plague the governor’s
LA Podcast - Paved and Confused
Scott, Alissa, and Rachel dry off after yet another flash flooding event and absorb a new report that says LA
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WNLA Podcast - Rev. Rae Huang, LA Mayoral Candidate
A community organizer and faith leader focused on housing and affordability is running for mayor. Reverend Rae Huang joins me
WNLA Podcast - Adam Miller, LA Mayoral Candidate
We’re bringing you conversations with candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles — recorded live in front of an audience
WNLA Podcast - Mike Newhouse, State Senate Candidate
Today we continue our look at the race for the State Senate seat held by Ben Allen, who is termed
WNLA Podcast - Sion Roy, State Senate Candidate
Our in-depth conversations with candidates seeking your vote continues . . In this episode, more on the race for the State Senate
Candidate Interviews
WNLA Podcast - Rev. Rae Huang, LA Mayoral Candidate
A community organizer and faith leader focused on housing and affordability is running for mayor. Reverend Rae Huang joins me
WNLA Podcast - Adam Miller, LA Mayoral Candidate
We’re bringing you conversations with candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles — recorded live in front of an audience
WNLA Podcast - Mike Newhouse, State Senate Candidate
Today we continue our look at the race for the State Senate seat held by Ben Allen, who is termed
WNLA Podcast - Sion Roy, State Senate Candidate
Our in-depth conversations with candidates seeking your vote continues . . In this episode, more on the race for the State Senate