California Home Insurance is at a Critical Juncture | Rex Frazier
California’s insurance market is at a critical juncture as an exodus of insurers from high-risk areas leaves homeowners with fewer options. Rex Frazier, CEO of the Personal Insurance Federation of Cal...
21 Feb 202550min
Achieving the American Dream and Giving Back to Younger Generations | Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson built a multimillion-dollar business from scratch, but instead of just enjoying the rewards, he chose to give back—through philanthropy, leadership, and education. His journey from overco...
18 Feb 202554min
Innovation Professor Explains What’s Behind California Population Growth | Marshall Toplansky
California’s population is growing again—but what does that mean for the economy? Innovation professor Marshall Toplansky analyzes the latest data, noting that while the numbers show an increase, the ...
15 Feb 202542min
Reviewing California Public Train Projects: Which Ones Are in Trouble | Marc Joffe
California has invested billions in rail projects, promising convenient access to public transportation for millions. In this episode, we sit down with Marc Joffe, a visiting fellow at the California ...
13 Feb 202537min
Property Owner Explains How This Historic Park Is Becoming LA’s Most Dangerous Spot | John Alle
MacArthur Park, once a historic landmark in Los Angeles, is now overrun by gangs, open-air drug markets, and fires threatening businesses daily. John Alle, a longtime property owner in the area, revea...
12 Feb 202538min
How the Olympics Will Expedite the Rebuilding of Los Angeles | Lola Smallwood-Cuevas
As Los Angeles prepares to host the Olympics, billions in investment are set to reshape the city. But will these events bring lasting benefits or deepen displacement? We sit down with State Senator Lo...
9 Feb 202548min
Former Mayor Explains What’s Preventing Housing Development in California | Curt Pringle
The cost of an average home in California is about $870,000. To afford a mortgage that includes taxes and insurance on such a home, a household would need an income exceeding $250,000 per year. Howeve...
7 Feb 202546min
How Students Are Still in Classes After Their AltadenClasses Keep Going After Schools Are Burned Down in Los Angeles | Ian McFeat | Shawn Browna Schools Burned Down | Ian McFeat | Shawn Brown
Entire schools have been reduced to ashes, leaving families and educators scrambling for solutions. Ian McFeat, Superintendent of Aveson Schools, and Shawn Brown, Founder of Pasadena Rosebud Academy, ...
4 Feb 202558min
