Frontpage Features

FRONT PAGE FEATURES - Check out our short form programming Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:09AM...Set your clock for :60 seconds of food for thought!
	THE NEXT PAGE - Every Monday Final Call Newspaper correspondent/Front Page associate producer Sister Charlene Muhammad takes a look at the stories that did not make the 'front page' but are buried in the back. Sometimes those are the most important ones to our community! www.finalcall.com
	ULTIMATE TRANSFORMATION MOMENT with Erich Nall AKA Coach "E" - Every Tuesday certified fitness trainer, nutritionist, and owner of Ultimate Transformations Training, Erich Nall, brings us a transformative moment. With tips on health, fitness and holistic wellness, Coach "E" leads on the path to encounter our highest self. www.ultimatetransformations.com
	THE HUTCHINSON REPORT - Every Wednesday blogger/author Earl Ofari Hutchinson gives his unique take on the issues of the day. www.laurbanroundtable.org
ORGANIZING THE ORGANIZERS! - Each Friday event planner/L.A. Sentinel columnist Wendy Gladney gives us tips on how to better put together our events, protests and parties! www.personalservicesplus.com

Frontpage's Dominique DiPrima

Dominique DiPrima is host of the early morning talk radio show The Front Page on Los Angeles radio station KJLH 102.3-FM. Ms. DiPrima is also producer of the program.

Ms. DiPrima spent three years as a co-host of The Steve Harvey Morning Show on KKBT-FM, and in limited syndication. She served as one of "Harvey’s Angels" interviewing celebrities, and providing fuel for Harvey’s humor. In addition she was the News Director/Anchor for the show.

Dominique is a talk radio veteran, with a stint as Host and Producer of her own talk show Street Science with Dominique DiPrima for almost nine years on 100.3-FM The Beat. Street Science with Dominique DiPrima tackled topics of relevance to the Beat’s primarily African American and Latino 18-35 year-old audience. She also served as Community Action Director at the Beat, building the department into an unprecedented large activist arm of the radio station, and working closely with grassroots community organizations. Street Science… earned Dominique an L.A. Weekly "Best of L.A." award, and a Gracie Award from the American Women in Radio and Television among many others.

Before getting into radio Dominique DiPrima was a television host for San Francisco NBC affiliate KRON-TV. Working on camera as well as in the role of Segment Producer, Dominique garnered five Emmy Awards, six Parents Choice Awards, an Ollie and the SAG/AFTRA American Scene Award for positive portrayals of women, the disabled, senior citizens and people of color.

Dominique is also a dedicated community activist, hosting, marching and speaking at countless community events and demonstrations. She was the Director of the acclaimed Summer of Success violence prevention program in Baldwin Village in 2003 and 2004. And she is on the board of directors for The Community Coalition in South Los Angeles. She was chosen by a committee of Bay Area community based organizations to introduce Nelson Mandela during his first tour of the United States after his release from prison because of her dedication to progressive causes in general and the anti-apartheid movement in particular. Dominique managed to interview Geronimo Jijaga Pratt while he was still incarcerated and her radio program was the first media stop he made when he was freed. She has been recognized for her work in fighting racism by the Los Angeles Human Relation Commission, and for social justice advocacy by the San Francisco Media Alliance. She was recently appointed to the position of Commissioner, for the Commission on the Status of Women, by Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

Dominique is currently the COO of a film/video production company with her husband Guillermo Cespedes. The South L.A. based business is called YeYe Productions and specializes in work for independent artists and community organizations.