What is ICE doing in our region? What can we do to speak out? For answers, we turn to a longtime community activist here in La Mesa, Mejgan Afshan of Borderlands for Equity.

Here are links to some of the organizations mentioned:

borderlandsequity.org

instagram.com/borderlandsequity

unipopular.org

uniondelbarrio.org

instagram.com/uniondelbarrio

instagram.com/sdbikebrigrade

After repeated attempts to help the Grossmont Union High School Board come to their senses and reconsider eliminating over 60 positions across the district, the board members persisted and finalized these cuts. Undeterred by the school board's resistance, community members - including the producers and host of this very podcast - have rallied and shifted their focus to recalling the four board members who put forward and followed through with these cuts. All of this came to a head when a bombshell dropped exposing the true nature and mindset of the board members in question.

To discuss the current path of recall and the new bombshell of information, we've reached out to our teacher librarian at large Stephanie Macceca.

To learn about the recall, visit RecalltheTrustees.com

If you have a child in the Grossmont Union High School District or just like staying in the know, you are probably aware of the recent uproar over cuts made by the school board. Parents and students alike showed up in full force to the March 11th board meeting to voice their concerns and plead with the board to reconsider their decision. In spite of this public outcry, the board appears to be hell bent on proceeding with the proposed budget cuts. Today we are very excited to continue our discussion of the GUHSD board's decision with local journalist Jakob McWhinney, the Voice of San Diego's education reporter.