Podcasts

First Things Host and Rap Artist Miles Low debate the right way to deal with the accusations against hip-hop pioneer Africa Bambaataa on the occasion of his death. Other heated issues in the conversation include the defeat of Viktor Orban in Hungary, Melania's public...

On this podcast Dominique and Jasmyne unbox the impact of Rep. Eric Swalwell dropping out of the golden state Gubernatorial race and the California Republican Party's failure to endorse President Trump's choice for governor as well as other issues in the upcoming west...

On this pod we center Black women's health in honor of Black Women's Maternal Health Week. We are joined by Marquise Alston-Allison, Co-Executive Director of the First Ladies Health Initiative, with a quick check in from actor Vanessa Estelle...

Rev. Dr. Robert Turner is a millennial reparationist who is passionate about his calling - speaking truth to power. Dr. Turner is an author and a Reparations Commissioner for the city of Baltimore. His book, Creating the Culture of Repair: Action on the Road to...

Bryant Odega is an LAUSD teacher and an organizer with United Teachers of LA. On this pod Bryant and Dominique look at the pending shutdown of three school-based unions, what are the issues at stake, what to expect and how to get ready and get...

Judge Songhai Armstead is the Director of the County of Los Angeles Justice, Care and Opportunities Department (JCOD). Judge Armstead was appointed as a Superior Court Judge by Governor Jerry Brown and served for five years before stepping down to lead the County’s...

On this podcast Dominique goes in on local and national topics - including a couple that illustrate the recurring stupidity of police chases and cops on campuses.https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

J. Cole signing to play with a Chinese Basketball team, Pooh Sheisty holding a gun to Gucci Mane's head, Ye using AI on his new album, and the $15 million re edit of the Michael Jackson movie these are just a few of the confounding conversations and enigmatic...

Jenique Jones, executive director of the global organization WhyHunger, joins Tavis in studio to explain why hunger is not inevitable and how wage equity, profit reinvestment, and updated poverty thresholds could strengthen food security.Become a supporter of this...

Dr. Angela Simms, assistant professor of sociology and urban studies at Barnard College–Columbia University and former legislative analyst for the Bush and Obama administrations, goes inside her new text, Fighting for a Foothold: How Government and Markets Undermine...

Shawn Harris, former Democratic candidate for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, may have lost the special election but talks about the wins he helped make for Democrats in Marjorie Taylor Greene’s former district.Become a supporter of this podcast:...

Community builder Vanity Constance recalls the days when she helped remove the Wilmington, Delaware statue of slaveholder Caesar Rodney - and what it means that the Trump administration will put it on display in Washington, D.C. this summer. Become a supporter of this...

Leta McCollough Seletzky, author of the 2023 text, “The Kneeling Man: My Father's Life as a Black Spy Who Witnessed the Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.,” explains how she learned to accept Marrell "Mac" McCollough’s secret CIA past.Become a supporter of this...

Ricco Ross, star of the Netflix series "Beauty in Black," joins Tavis in studio to preview the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation “Honors: Legacy & Leadership Gala,” which he is hosting on April 16, in celebration of 50 years of impact. Become a supporter of...

With more than 24 years of experience, Wyllisa Bennett has honed her skills as an award-winning writer, communicator and public relations practitioner. As an entertainment publicist, Wyllisa uses her creative and communication skills to help celebrities, filmmakers,...

Roger Hill, II is a fitness coach, DJ, mobile mechanic and an autism advocate who was himself diagnosed with Asperger's at the age of four. This week he is in the Wealth Building Wednesday spotlight. Later in the hour Dominique speaks on the "ceasefire" with...

On this podcast we look at the massive Los Angeles city budget and how we, the people can have a say in how those dollars are spent. Dr. Melina Abdullah is the Director of Black Lives Matter Grassroots and lead organizer for Black Lives Matter Los Angeles - the...

Sonequa Martin-Green and David Ajala, best known as Michael Burnham and Cleveland Booker, join Tavis in studio to celebrate 10 years since their seminal series, Star Trek: Discovery, started its long production journey and their latest projects as detectives in Boston...

Neil Maher, history professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University–Newark, unpacks the complicated relationship between America’s space race and the civil rights movement as Artemis II is piloted back to Earth by a Black astronaut.Become a...