Radio Jornalera

ICE Out Of LA Podcast: From 2001 to 2026, 25 years of Resistance with NDLONOur ICE out of LA Podcast delivers the latest updates from ICE Out campaigns across LA County. Highlighting grassroots campaigns and deep solidarity, it offers sharp political analysis rooted in the unshakable belief that every person, especially immigrants, have inherent dignity, and the right to belong and deserve respectFrom the heart of the nation’s most populous county where 10 million people live, dream, and rise together comes a podcast that uplifts the voices shaping the new future for Los Angeles. Through raw stories, bold ideas, and the lived experiences of every day people we aim to spotlight the unstoppable force of community in motion because Somos Mas! We are more powerful than the systems that try to silence us and more united than ever before. This podcast is rooted in the truth that we live every day: Solo el Pueblo Salva el Pueblo-only the people can save the people. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and connected to the movement that’s reshaping the future of LA from the ground up!In this episode Nancy speaks to NDLON Co-Executive Director Pablo Alvarado about NDLON's beginnings in the early 2000s, key lessons gleaned from those experiences, the longtime relationship that day laborers have had with Home Depot, creative strategies the organization has employed to navigate tense situations, and the ways that NDLON has faced the circumstances of the current political era.

ICE Out of LA Podcast: Los Jornaleros del NorteOur ICE out of LA Podcast delivers the latest updates from ICE Out campaigns across LA County. Highlighting grassroots campaigns and deep solidarity, it offers sharp political analysis rooted in the unshakable belief that every person, especially immigrants, have inherent dignity, and the right to belong and deserve respectFrom the heart of the nation’s most populous county where 10 million people live, dream, and rise together comes a podcast that uplifts the voices shaping the new future for Los Angeles. Through raw stories, bold ideas, and the lived experiences of every day people we aim to spotlight the unstoppable force of community in motion because Somos Mas! We are more powerful than the systems that try to silence us and more united than ever before. This podcast is rooted in the truth that we live every day: Solo el Pueblo Salva el Pueblo-only the people can save the people. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and connected to the movement that’s reshaping the future of LA from the ground up!Los Jornaleros del Norte have been active for over 25 years playing at marches rallies and protests and facilitating NDLON's events since the founding of the organization. When the ICE raids in Los Angeles escalated in 2025, several videos of Los Jornaleros del Norte went viral, due to the ingenuity and creativity of their protests. In this episode host Nancy Meza speaks with longtime bandleader and composer Omar Leon, and Vocalist/Organizer Loyda Alvarado about the origins of the band, some of the most impactful moments the band has, the various strategies that they've used to bring sound systems to protests over the years, the creation of the mobile stage the band uses, and many other stories.

Our ICE out of LA Podcast delivers the latest updates from ICE Out campaigns across LA County. Highlighting grassroots campaigns and deep solidarity, it offers sharp political analysis rooted in the unshakable belief that every person, especially immigrants, have inherent dignity, and the right to belong and deserve respectFrom the heart of the nation’s most populous county where 10 million people live, dream, and rise together comes a podcast that uplifts the voices shaping the new future for Los Angeles. Through raw stories, bold ideas, and the lived experiences of every day people we aim to spotlight the unstoppable force of community in motion because Somos Mas! We are more powerful than the systems that try to silence us and more united than ever before. This podcast is rooted in the truth that we live every day: Solo el Pueblo Salva el Pueblo-only the people can save the people. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and connected to the movement that’s reshaping the future of LA from the ground up!This episode is an in depth conversation Nancy shares with NDLON Director of Art & Culture Marco Loera. Having worked for NDLON for over 10 years & alongside Nancy in many campaigns, Marco shares creative strategies that NDLON has used over the years to utilize the arts as a powerful tool for organizing, and speaks about collaborations with Ernesto Yerena, Shepard Fairy, Rage Against the Machine, Manu Chao, Jenny Rivera, Los Jornaleros del Norte, and many others.

Our ICE out of LA Podcast delivers the latest updates from ICE Out campaigns across LA County. Highlighting grassroots campaigns and deep solidarity, it offers sharp political analysis rooted in the unshakable belief that every person, especially immigrants, have inherent dignity, and the right to belong and deserve respectFrom the heart of the nation’s most populous county where 10 million people live, dream, and rise together comes a podcast that uplifts the voices shaping the new future for Los Angeles. Through raw stories, bold ideas, and the lived experiences of every day people we aim to spotlight the unstoppable force of community in motion because Somos Mas! We are more powerful than the systems that try to silence us and more united than ever before. This podcast is rooted in the truth that we live every day: Solo el Pueblo Salva el Pueblo-only the people can save the people. Tune in to stay informed, inspired, and connected to the movement that’s reshaping the future of LA from the ground up!Our 1st episode kicks us off with a conversation with Luna Vega, longtime SELA organizer and musician. We talk about the roots of organizing in SELA and how the community has a powerful history of resilience, speaking in detail about how Huntington park residents organized to denounce Police Chief Cosme Lozano for collaborating with ICE in 2019 in violation of California State Law, which lead to a federal lawsuit, a $74,000 settlement, & eventually a city ordinance in 2025, further barring the city government from collaborating with ICE. We also speak about the highly visible ICE raids in SELA, in the summer of 2025, when heavily latino neighborhoods were targeted, and how every day people all came together to denounce the violence and human rights abuses.