I’m very pleased to have back on the show, Becky Dennison and Pete White, co-directors of the Los Angeles Community Action Network, known as LA CAN. LA CAN builds leadership among Downtown LA’s very low-income and often homeless community members,...

Professor Gerald Horne, professor of History and African American Studies at Houston University, discusses his new book Negro Comrades of the Crown:  African-Americans and the British Empire Fight the U.S. Before Emancipation. Gerald has written over 30 books, with...

Best selling author Marianne Williamson will be on Voices From The Frontlines, Tuesday November 6th at 4pm PST. Williamson will be discussing Sister Giant, an event in Los Angeles from November 10-11th creating a dialogue for "Americans who are interested in...

Today we devote the hour to a critically important Ballot Measure that has not received as much attention as many of the other measures and propositions. I'm talking about Measure J. Measure J proposes to borrow tens of billions of dollars,...

Sharonne Hapuarachy and Taylor Broom help us understand how the LA Unified School District (LAUSD) is threatening to destroy another of LA's historic High Schools in South Los Angeles with "Reconstitution"--a radical and racist restructuring program from outside the school,...

Kitzia Esteva, a community organizer with the Los Angeles Bus Riders Union, speaks to us about her participation in the No Papers No Fear campaign, and the "UnDocuBus" tour she and a group of other undocumented residents took to...