Welcome to the Jimmy Justice podcast where we will speak with dynamic guests about pressing social issues and solutions. Civil rights, human rights, and the right to pursue happiness are just a few of the topics on the table. Please join us, and like, comment and share. #jimmyjustice #civilrights #humanrights #knowyourrights #justice
Jimmy Justice: Housing, Dignity, and the Path to Permanent Stability with Erika Lee
What does it take to move beyond simply getting people off the streets—and help them build stable, fulfilling lives?
In this episode of Jimmy Justice, I speak with Erika Lee, Co-Executive Director of Venice Community Housing, an organization dedicated to providing permanent, affordable housing and the wraparound services people need to thrive.
Our conversation explores the urgent housing crisis in Los Angeles, the importance of treating unhoused people with dignity, and why permanent housing must be accompanied by meaningful support. We discuss the challenges of homelessness, the role of community-based organizations, and the practical work required to create lasting stability for individuals and families.
Erika brings a powerful perspective on how housing, compassion, and social justice intersect—and why a just society must ensure that everyone has the opportunity to live with security and dignity.
Join us for an important conversation about homelessness, permanent housing, and the people working every day to build stronger, more compassionate communities.
Listen, share, and join the conversation about justice and social change.
#JimmyJustice #ErikaLee #VeniceCommunityHousing #AffordableHousing #PermanentHousing #Homelessness #HousingJustice #SocialJustice #LosAngeles #CommunitySupport
10 Jul 2026
Ep. 10- Stephanie Caridad
In this episode of the Jimmy Justice Podcast, Jimmy sits down with Stephanie Caridad, Executive Director of NoHo Home Alliance, for a thoughtful conversation about homelessness, housing insecurity, and the work being done every day to support people in need.
Stephanie shares her journey into nonprofit leadership, the mission of NoHo Home Alliance, and what it takes to provide meaningful services and hope to individuals experiencing homelessness. The discussion explores common misconceptions, the challenges facing communities, and practical solutions that can make a lasting difference.
Whether you’re interested in public policy, community service, or learning more about one of the most pressing issues facing cities today, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Listen, subscribe, and share the episode to help spread awareness and inspire positive change.
28 May 2026
Ep. 9- Eric Strong
This week on Jimmy Justice, we sit down with Eric Strong, progressive candidate for Los Angeles County Sheriff, for a conversation about the future of policing, accountability, reform, and public trust in one of the nation’s largest sheriff’s departments.
From deputy gangs and excessive force to transparency and community oversight, Eric Strong discusses why he believes the system needs fundamental change — and what he would do differently if elected sheriff.
Host Jimmy Justice brings decades of experience fighting police misconduct in the courtroom to a candid discussion about power, politics, and whether meaningful reform inside LA County law enforcement is truly possible.
If you care about justice, civil rights, and the future of policing in Los Angeles, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
25 May 2026
Ep. 8 - Cerise Castle
On the next episode of Jimmy Justice Podcast, investigative journalist Cerise Castle joins the show for a powerful conversation about Los Angeles County sheriff gangs, excessive force, deputy misconduct, and allegations of falsified evidence inside one of the nation’s largest law enforcement agencies.
Cerise Castle’s award-winning investigative reporting exposed a hidden culture of deputy gangs operating within the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, drawing national attention and sparking public debate about accountability, violence, and corruption in policing.
This episode dives into:
The history and influence of sheriff gangs
Excessive force allegations inside LASD
Claims of falsified reports and evidence
The risks faced by whistleblowers and journalists
Why accountability matters in Los Angeles County
A conversation about truth, power, and the fight for justice.
26 Apr 2026
Ep. 7 - "That Girl Kenn" EMT medic
An EMT medic on the ground, she came prepared to provide care—but she had no way of knowing just how serious it would become. When Tucker Collins, who was there taking photos, was shot in the eye by DHS officers, Kenn immediately stepped in—delivering urgent medical aid and guiding him to safety.
This episode of Jimmy Justice examines what happened in that moment, the use of force that caused devastating injury, and the critical role of someone who was ready to help when it mattered most.
#JimmyJustice #CivilRights #PoliceAccountability #ExcessiveForce #FirstAmendment #PressRights #EMT #FirstResponder #JusticeForVictims #KnowYourRights #UseOfForce #Accountability #HumanRights
13 Apr 2026
Ep.6 - A Mother’s Fight for Justice | Karen Sutherland
When a family loses a loved one in police custody, the fight for justice doesn’t end...it begins.
In this powerful episode of the Jimmy Justice Podcast, we sit down with Karen Sutherland, the mother of Shayne Sutherland, who tragically died after being subjected to position asphyxiation by Stockton police officers.
Karen shares the deeply personal story of her son, the devastating circumstances surrounding his death, and her relentless pursuit of accountability. Represented by Jimmy Justice, her family took on the system—and won a meaningful resolution against the City of Stockton and its police department.
This is more than a legal story. It’s about a mother’s courage, the truth behind in-custody deaths, and the ongoing fight for justice and reform.
🎧 Listen now and hear Shayne’s story.
#JimmyJustice #JusticeForShayne #PoliceAccountability #CivilRights #WrongfulDeath #Stockton #PositionAsphyxia #Podcast
12 Mar 2026
Ep. 5- Retired US Army Colonel Arnold V. Strong
On Jimmy Justice, retired US Army Colonel Arnold V. Strong, a veteran of the wars in Iraq and a former public affairs leader with the United States Army shares his firsthand perspective on America’s military operations abroad and the expanding presence of military-style force inside U.S. cities.
In a candid and thought-provoking conversation, Strong examines the current administration’s use of American armed forces in Iran and raises serious questions about the growing militarization of policing and security operations inside American cities. As Jimmy Justice probes, Strong reveals the broken promises made to veterans and those who assisted our efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Once again, Jimmy Justice brings an insiders perspective into the current events that dominate our public discourse providing understanding and insights to all of us who care.
27 Feb 2026
Ep. 4- Cynthia Santiago
On this episode of Jimmy Justice, we go straight to the front lines.
Immigration attorney Cynthia Santiago is fighting daily battles in courtrooms and detention centers across America — standing between families and deportation. She exposes how shifting immigration policies are impacting real people, how constitutional protections are being challenged, and what every American needs to understand about the rule of law.
This is a must-watch conversation about courage, advocacy, and defending the Constitution when it matters most.
Justice isn’t theoretical. It’s personal.
17 Feb 2026
Ep. 3- Marissa Roy
The Jimmy Justice podcast goes straight to the heart of what justice should look like in Los Angeles right now.
In this must-watch episode, host Jimmy Justice DeSimone sits down with Marissa Roy, a Deputy Attorney General and candidate for Los Angeles City Attorney, for a candid, substantive discussion about the future of public safety, accountability, and civil rights. Marissa Roy brings an insider’s understanding of how the justice system actually works—where it fails communities, and what real reform looks like beyond political talking points.
This episode tackles the issues voters care about most: prosecutorial discretion, police accountability, public trust in government, and whether the legal system truly serves the people. Roy speaks frankly about her experience, her values, and why she believes the City Attorney’s office can—and must—be a force for fairness rather than punishment.
If you care about civil rights, local elections that have real consequences, and hearing directly from leaders who want to change the system from the inside, this episode delivers clarity, depth, and urgency. It’s not sound bites—it’s substance.
Watch this episode to understand what’s at stake for Los Angeles, and why leadership in the City Attorney’s office matters more than ever.
12 Feb 2026
Ep. 2- Ciera Foster
Jimmy Justice sits down with activist actress Ciera Foster to talk about why activism matters, the unique challenges activists face under the Trump administration, and how DEI values can strengthen movements and workplaces. Raw, hopeful, and practical this episode digs into strategy, risk, and staying true to your values.
7 Feb 2026
Ep. 1- Mr. Checkpoint
Our first guest is Mr. Checkpoint, Sennet Devermont, the inspiration behind the national Always Film the Police movement. We live in a critical time when civil liberties and rights are under attack and sometimes the only thing protecting us is a cell phone camera and access to the Courts. JImmy Justice and Mr Checkpoint team up for a free wheeling discussion which will leave you inspired and knowing your rights!
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