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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2024 · 1H 25M

Santa Barbara Talks: Dr. Daraka Larimore-Hall

from Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina · host Josh Molina

Dr. Daraka Larimore-Hall, member of the Santa Barbara County Democratic Central Committee returns to Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina to discuss his views on being a new father, the Das Williams' shocking loss in his bid for another term on the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors, the Democratic Party's endorsement process, whether Roy Lee should have gotten an interview, views on the Santa Barbara County Democratic Women, and why and how he was removed from consideration as a delegate for the presidential election, and his views on NPR's Uri Berliner and the controversy surrounding "viewpoint diversity in newsrooms." Larimore-Hall is a former chair of the Democratic Central Committee, Vice Chair of the Santa Barbara County Party and well-known political Democratic activist throughout California. Please subscribe to this podcast on YouTube and consider making a financial contribution to support Josh Molina at www.santabarbaratalks.com Molina is a journalist and community college instructor who creates dynamic conversations about housing, education, politics, culture and business.

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