Hosted by People's City Council Los Angeles · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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People's City Council Los Angeles hosts People's City Propaganda, a society show with 21 episodes published.
We were fortunate to have Orisanmi Burton join us to discuss his highly acclaimed book - Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt. We breakdown archival war, the methodological ap
On the night of May 2, 2024 a 40 year old man named Yong Yang was suffering a mental health crisis in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles. His parents, scared for their son, called LA County mental health services
For episode 19, we sat down with Cerise Castle to speak on one of her latest offerings “I wrote the history of LASD gangs. Then the sheriff’s department started surveilling me”. We also get some insight on how the cataly
We’re back off hiatus! For our 18th episode, we kept the conversation in-house for what we are calling People’s City Corner. You’ll hear from People’s City Council organizers Jason Reedy, Albert Corado and Ricci Sergienk
For our 17th episode, it’s an ALL Blackity Black pod. We chop it up with Maraky Alemseged from Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI) and speak on a wide variety of topics centered on Blackness. This pod covers some
For our 16th episode, we conversed with the powerful duo of Zen Sekizawa and Mario Correa, organizers and artists with the collective, J-Town Action and Solidarity. We cover the genesis of J-Town Action and Solidarity, t
For our 15th episode, we chopped it up with Rob Quan to breakdown every Los Angeles City Council race for this Tuesday's primary. Paul Krekorian is termed out, so who’s in the running to replace him? Will Nithya Raman wi
For our 14th episode, we talked with writer and organizer Kris Rehl about the upcoming March 5th primary. We dive into the 3 Board of Supervisors races, the District Attorney’s race, and why you should VOTE NO ON PROP 1
For our 13th episode, we conclude our candid conversation with veteran organizer and movement elder Baba Akili. We speak about his time as National Organizer for Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign, the lessons learned
For our 13th episode, we conclude our candid conversation with veteran organizer and movement elder Baba Akili. We speak about his time as National Organizer for Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign, the lessons learned
For our 12th episode, we sat down with veteran organizer and movement elder Baba Akili to discuss his 52 YEARS of organizing. We cover the first organization he ever joined - NIA and his time organizing with Cesar Chavez
For our 11th episode, Albert sits down with the founder of Polo's Pantry, Melissa Acedera, to talk about both of them losing a parent at a young age and then losing a sibling later in life. They also get into grief, loss
For our 10th episode we're joined by Ndindi, Carla, and Bunny to discuss LA mayor Karen Bass's homelessness program/pr stunt, "Inside Safe" and all of its failures. This episode was hosted by Ricci Sergienko and Albert C
For our 9th episode we are joined by Ambrose Brooks S. and Janet Asante from Justice LA to discuss the fight to close Men's Central Jail, the LA County Board of Supervisors, and the human rights abuses and deaths that ha
For our eighth episode, we finish our insightful conversation with Jacob Woocher, author of the groundbreaking series LA’s War on Public Housing. In this final segment, we discuss the last 5 parts of his series exploring
For our seventh episode, we sat down with Jacob Woocher, author of the groundbreaking series LA’s War on Public Housing and dove into one of Los Angeles’s most important (and some would say forgotten) battlefields - publ
For our sixth episode, we decided to keep it in house and recorded an all People’s City Council episode. PCC organizers Jason Reedy, Albert Corado and Phillip Kim dove into a wide variety of topics from the fake abolitio
For our fifth episode, we sat down with Debt Collective organizers Dr. Richelle Brooks, Manny Galindo, and Sparky Abraham. The Debt Collective has it’s roots in the Occupy Wall Street movement. Since then (2012), Debt Co
For our fourth episode, we sat down with renowned Chicano organizer, Cruz Becerra. Cruz co-founded the Brown Berets and La Junta, is a Vietnam War veteran, and a Chicano through and through. He helped organize the Chican
For our third episode, we sat down with the legend Hamid Khan to discuss his upbringing, his early days as an organizer, and the organization he founded, the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition. The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition is
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