MHD Off the Record
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Ep. 44: Could This Election Change Who Has Power in America? (Feat…
Ep. 44: Could This Election Change Who Has Power in America? (Feat…
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MHD Off the Record takes you inside Los Angeles City Hall with Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson. Each episode explores the culture, politics, and policies shaping life in Los Angeles from housing and homelessness to city planning, public safety, and immigrant rights.
Focused on uniting neighborhoods across the city, the MHD Off the Record podcast blends political insight with community-driven solutions. Listeners hear conversations with civic leaders, activists, and community stakeholders that reveal how multicultural organizing, music, and personal stories influence the direction of Los Angeles.
If you’re curious about how Los Angeles City Council makes decisions, want to learn about city resources, or care about the future of South LA and beyond, this podcast gives you the context and voices behind the policies that impact Angelenos every day.
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- Ep. 44: Could This Election Change Who Has Power in America? (Feat. Adrianne Shropshire) · 59 λεπ.On this episode of MHD Off the Record, Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson sits down with Adrianne Shropshire, founder and Executive Director of BlackPAC and the Black…
- South LA Highlight: Education Is Key · 54 λεπ.In this episode of MHD Off the Record: South LA Highlights, we sit down with Nicole “Neekko” Lindsay, founder and CEO of Education Is Key, a Los Angeles nonprofit that helps…
- South LA Highlight: Los Angeles African American Women's Public Policy Institute · 56 λεπ.On this episode of MHD Off the Record: South LA Highlights, we sit down with Traci Bivens-Davis, Interim Executive Director of the Los Angeles African American Women’s Public…
- [Re-Air] MHD OTR South LA Highlight: Crete Academy · 47 λεπ.On this episode, Chavonne Taylor speaks with Hattie Mitchell, Founder of Crete Academy, a non-profit charter school in South Central Los Angeles, aimed at serving students…
- [Re-Air] Ep. 32 Can Guaranteed Basic Income Really Break the Cycle of Poverty? · 1 ώ. 6 λεπ.On this episode of MHD Off the Record, Los Angeles City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson sits down with Abigail Marquez, General Manager of the Community Investment for…
- South LA Highlight: LA Native · 45 λεπ.We sit down with Odessa Bowdin-Sierra, the founder and designer behind LA Native, a Los Angeles apparel brand celebrating local pride, neighborhood identity, and the belief that…
- South LA Highlight: Guardian Gym LA · 52 λεπ.In this episode of MHD Off the Record — South LA Highlights, host Chavonne Taylor sits down with Coach Dominic "Nick" Haider, founder of Guardian Project Los Angeles and Omni…
- Ep. 43: What Does Hip-Hop Reveal About Power and Place? (Feat. Jeff Chang) · 35 λεπ.In this episode, Jeff Chang joins Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson to discuss the cultural significance of hip-hop as a language of place, its role in expressing…
- [Re-Air] Ep. 27 How Can we Learn about LA's Robust History and Heritage? Feat. Evan Lovett · 1 ώ. 26 λεπ.On this episode, MHD talks about the fascinating and rich history of the great City of Los Angeles with Evan Lovett. Evan Lovett is the dynamic creator of social media mainstay…
- [Re-Air] Ep. 26 How Do We Support Justice-Involved Individuals in South LA? Feat. Susan Burton · 58 λεπ.In this episode, MHD talks with A New Way of Life founder, Susan Burton, about her journey to criminal justice activism and the ways we can support those who are coming home…
- Ep. 42: What Happens When You Legislate with Authenticity? (Feat. Holly Mitchell) · 1 ώ. 12 λεπ.Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell serves on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, representing the Second District, which includes more than two million residents across South…
- Keys to the City: Bureau of Street Lighting · 37 λεπ.Los Angeles has 223,000 streetlights, and the assessments that fund their upkeep haven't been updated since 1996. In this episode, we sit down with two leaders from the Bureau of…
- South LA Highlight: South Central Spits Fire! · 1 ώ. 15 λεπ.bridgette bianca and GusTavo Guerra Vasquez are co-founders of South Central Spits Fire!, a program created to uplift the cultural and artistic wealth and diversity of literary…
- [RE-Air] Ep. 34 What Does Real Public Safety Look Like? (Feat. John Kim) · 51 λεπ.The 1992 Los Angeles Civil Unrest, sparked by the acquittal of officers in the brutal beating of Rodney King, exposed deep cracks in the systems meant to protect and serve. More…
- [Re-Air]Ep. 25 How Do Our Artists Stay Rooted and Invested in the Community? Feat. D Smoke · 1 ώ. 7 λεπ.On this episode, LA City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson talks about education, family, and community with Inglewood's own D Smoke. Daniel “D Smoke” Farris is an…
- South LA Highlight: Crop Swap LA · 36 λεπ.Jamiah Hargins is the founder and president of Crop Swap LA, a Los Angeles urban farming nonprofit rooted in Leimert Park and dedicated to making fresh, locally grown food…
- [Re-Air] Ep. 13 What Should We Know About Black LA Business History? Feat. Yolanda Hester · 44 λεπ.African American entrepreneurship has a long and fascinating history in Los Angeles. The period from the 1920s to the 1960s was the era of “race enterprises,” in which black…
- [Re-Air] Ep. 12 Do We Need New Models of Policing and Public Safety? Feat. Leslie Cooper Johnson and Brian Bentley · 50 λεπ.The 1992 Los Angeles Uprising was sparked after a jury acquitted four LAPD officers who had been charged with using excessive force in the arrest and beating of Rodney King on…
- Ep. 41: What Happens When Black Women Lead? (feat. Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker, Bernita Walker, and Brandy Muñiz) · 58 λεπ.On this episode, LA City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson sits down with three trailblazing leaders featured in the current City Hall exhibition, "When Black Women Lead…
- South LA Highlight: Here to Help · 35 λεπ.Tamekia Strayhorn is the Founder Executive Director of Here to Help Foundation, a South Los Angeles–based community development corporation focused on housing stability, economic…
