California Underground: Your Sane Insight into California Politics
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California Underground is a podcast that provides clear, rational commentary on California politics. Each week, it features engaging interviews and roundtable discussions with political candidates and passionate Californians, tackling pressing issues facing the state. The podcast aims to help listeners stay informed about the complexities of California governance.
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Voter ID and Recall Reform, Explained 16.09.2026 1tVoter ID has passed in 36 states. California could be next — and the measure on this ballot is trailing in the polls even though the same policy wins by a landslide almost everywhere else in the country. Orange County GOP Chairman Will O'Neill joins Phil and Camille to make the case for Prop 39 (voter ID and citizenship verification) and Prop 5, a recall reform written by the one state legislator who's actually lived through a successful recall himself.We get into what Prop 39 would actually require at the polls and by mail, who's funding the campaign behind it, and why it's polling worse in California than nationally. Then we turn to Prop 5 — the mechanism problem it's solving, the irony of its authorship, and the structural objection Republicans have to how it would work in practice.No vote recommendations here — just the documents, the money, and the mechanism, so you can decide for yourself.Read more from Phil in The Gilded State, his book on California's political dysfunction.www.thegildedstate.com -
LA County Cut Fire Relief in Half 09.09.2026 1t 19minLA County set aside $10 million specifically for fire victims. A revised board motion, passed months later with little public notice, cut that fund in half — the same year the county filed a lawsuit publicly branding itself as fire survivors' defender.This episode also covers the one Napa winery that's been paid back after a 2025 fire that destroyed dozens of others' harvests — co-founded by the governor. California's second attempt at a law nearly identical to one already tied up in federal court. And a San Francisco political party that voted down a billionaire tax, in the same year campaign finance filings show one of that tax's loudest opponents is among the party's biggestdonors.Documented facts. Primary sources. No spin — just the receipts.Phil's book "The Gilded State" is out now and available on Amazon both in Kindle and paperback. -
Props 3 and 43: The Pension Math and the Author Voting No 03.09.2026 1t 6minIn 2012, California voters approved Proposition 30 — officially titled "Temporary Taxes to Fund Education." The new tax brackets were written to expire in 2018. Voters extended them in 2016. This November, Proposition 3 asks whether to remove the expiration entirely.Phil and Camille go through what those fourteen years actually produced. Funding did rise: per-student spending increased 14% after inflation, and California climbed from the high 20s to 16th nationally. But two years after Prop 30 passed, the Legislature enacted AB 1469, a CalSTRS rescue plan that pushed school districts' pension contributions sharply upward. By 2025-26 the total contribution rate reached 37.7% of covered payroll — close to 38 cents on every dollar of teacher pay. The Public Policy Institute of California found that rising pension costs absorbed roughly a quarter of the entire pre-pandemic education spending increase.Then there's the revenue that never materialized. A study published in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, built on confidential California Franchise Tax Board records, found that 45% of the expected windfall from the 2012 tax eroded within a year and 61% within two. The surprising part is why: migration explained less than 10% of it. High earners largely stayed in California and reported less income. A separate Stanford team using the same dataset found migration effects near zero, which means the two studies broadly agree on the tax-flight question and disagree about something else entirely.The episode also covers Proposition 43, the measure whose author is publicly urging a no vote. Assemblymember Buffy Wicks wrote ACA 22, watched it pass 68-2 and 35-1, and has said she doesn't support the policy — it was the compromise that cleared two broader anti-tax measures off the ballot before the June deadline. Understanding it requires going back to a 2017 California Supreme Court ruling about a marijuana dispensary in Upland, and forward to Los Angeles Measure ULA, the mansion tax that has raised about a third of its projection while UCLA and RAND researchers found it reduced housing production by at least 1,910 units per year.Closing out: the second phase of Orange County's forensic audit into pandemic-era contracts, including the county health director who reprimanded a subordinate for raising conflict-of-interest concerns about Andrew Do, on the reasoning that Do was a lawyer and would know if there was a conflict.Primary sources throughout — LAO analyses, the peer-reviewed studies, the court opinion, and the audit itself.Written breakdowns with the documents attached: caunderground.substack.comPhil's book on California's political economy: www.thegildedstate.comInstagram and TikTok: @californiaundergroundX: @ca_underground -
Your Tax Dollars Fund Radical Nonprofits 26.08.2026 1t 14minA California Assemblyman named his own nonprofit "Nonprofit of the Year" — three weeks before it received a $6 million line item in the state budget he helped pass. In this episode, we pull that exact page of the budget and show what else is on it: a group tied to last year's Los Angeles riots that helped write the law shielding organizations like itself from public scrutiny, and a grant program with a documented history of funding one of the country's most controversial advocacy organizations.We also break down why a UC Berkeley economist says "tax the rich" won't fix California's affordability crisis on its own, and what a new poll reveals about California Democrats' complicated relationship with their own party's brand.Sources and further reading:California Globe: https://californiaglobe.com/fl/report-california-assemblyman-steers-6-million-to-his-own-nonprofit/Assembly Budget Committee Floor Report (2026-27): https://abgt.assembly.ca.gov/system/files/2026-06/floor-report-of-the-2026-27-budget-june-11-2026.pdfBerkeley News: https://news.berkeley.edu/2026/08/19/california-has-an-affordability-crisis-the-fix-may-be-politically-uncomfortable/UC Berkeley BESI, "California's Unaffordability Problem": https://besi.berkeley.edu/publication/californias-unaffordability-problem/Common Dreams: https://www.commondreams.org/news/california-progressives-vs-mainstream-democratsMore California accountability journalism at The Gilded State: www.thegildedstate.com -
LA Taxpayers Are Funding Karen Bass's Campaign 21.08.2026 1t 4minLos Angeles pays a qualifying mayoral candidate six dollars in public money for every one dollar an individual donates — and in the current mayor's race, challenger Nithya Raman has drawn more of that taxpayer match than Karen Bass. Phil and Camille break down how the public matching-funds program actually works, why the "isn't it a First Amendment violation to fund a candidate I oppose?" objection reached the Supreme Court twice and lost both times, and why California has banned public campaign financing everywhere except a handful of charter cities.Then: the California Energy Commission has used a 2003 law that sat dormant for two decades to rewrite which replacement tires can be sold in the state — and the "70% of tires banned" figure is being used to argue two opposite things at once. There's also a second, completely unrelated tire crackdown most coverage misses.Finally, the California High-Speed Rail Authority is on course to run out of money by December 2027, according to its own inspector general — while the project's own CEO says the state's regulatory process is what's strangling the railroad he's trying to build.No team. Just receipts.Read more from Phil at The Gilded State: www.thegildedstate.comFull sourcing and show notes: caunderground.substack.com -
Billionaire Tax Fight: Props 40, 41, 42 12.08.2026 1tCalifornia's billionaire tax is on the ballot this fall — and almost nobody fighting over it is who you'd expect. The state's own nonpartisan analyst won't back the $100 billion revenue number the sponsors are citing. A 1979 law from the same tax revolt that gave California Prop 13 has been rewritten as a legal kill switch aimed squarely at this measure. And the single largest donor bankrolling the opposition moved his residency out of state months before the tax could ever touch him — then spent $82 million fighting it anyway.This week, Phil and Camille pull the actual ballot language, the Legislative Analyst's fiscal review, and campaign finance filings to lay out what Propositions 40, 41, and 42 actually do, and who's really lined up on each side.For more on the systems behind California's politics, Phil's book The Gilded State is available now.If this show is useful to you, following and leaving a review helps more people find it.🔗 The Gilded State: www.thegildedstate.com🔗 Full sourcing and documents: https://caunderground.substack.com/📸 Instagram: @californiaunderground🐦 X: @ca_underground -
Newsom's High-Speed Rail Contradiction, Explained 05.08.2026 1t 7minIn 2024, Governor Newsom hired a new CEO to run California's high-speed rail and said the state would "begin to lay track, design and build stations, and buy trains." Two years later: the trainset procurement line in the state's own 2026 Business Plan is blank. No trains have been bought. We pull the paperwork.We also get into California's Democratic Party convention — where the party endorsed the billionaire tax on the November ballot after Newsom turned down a smaller deal that would have made the whole fight disappear, and where the same convention split labor unions against each other. And we break down what actually got a sitting Assembly Minority Leader removed by his own party this week — starting with 54 bar tabs at a dive bar that isn't in his district.No team. Just receipts.Follow California Underground and leave a review if this show helps you cut through the noise on California politics.Phil is also writing a book on California's political class, The Gilded State — more at www.thegildedstate.com -
Newsom's Diaper Deal Wasn't Competitively Bid | 29.07.2026 1t 11minGavin Newsom said his administration's diaper deal with Baby2Baby — a nonprofit tied to his wife's own foundation — was competitively bid. California's own contract database says it wasn't.This week: the receipts on the $6.2 million diaper contract, Newsom's affair resurfaces, Sheng Thao crime story continues to expand, and why the Attorney General's rewritten ballot title for the voter ID initiative has people on both sides raising eyebrows. Plus a quick note on the new essay resurfacing one of Newsom's oldest City Hall scandals.Phil is joined this week by guest co-host Randy Wang (KABC Radio).Read more from Phil in his upcoming book, The Gilded State: thegildedstate.com -
Comrade Newsom? Is Newsom Really Aligning with the DSA? 22.07.2026 1t 2minGavin Newsom says he'll campaign for any Democratic nominee heading into 2028 — but his team went quiet when asked if that includes candidates from a self-described "Marxist-Leninist-Maoist" caucus. This week: what Newsom actually said, what he wouldn't answer, and what it means for his national ambitions.Also on the show: Katie Porter was a frontrunner for governor a year ago. She just finished fifth with 4.4% of the vote — and says she's done with politics.California Underground airs every Tuesday at 8PM PST on YouTube.🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss next week's show.California Underground covers the California stories the rest of the media ignores— following the audits, the contracts, the budgets, and the officials responsiblefor outcomes that aren't matching the promises. No team. Just receipts.📬 Subscribe on Substack: https://caunderground.substack.com/📺 Subscribe on YouTube for new videos every week📸 Instagram: @californiaunderground🎵 TikTok: @californiaunderground🐦 X: @ca_underground📌 Sources:Washington Examiner — "Newsom defends backing socialist candidates, calling party divides 'healthy'": https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/congressional/4644566/gavin-newsom-backing-socialist-candidates-party-divides-healthy/Washington Examiner — "Katie Porter 'done' with politics and focusing on Instagram book content": https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/state/4653306/katie-porter-quits-politics-book-instagram/Yahoo News — "Katie Porter says she's done with politics after failed governor bid": https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/katie-porter-says-she-done-040528602.htmlFOX 11 Los Angeles — "LAHSA delays release of 2026 homeless count results": https://www.foxla.com/news/lahsa-delays-release-2026-homeless-count-results -
Newsom's FBI Wiretap Scandal Deepens 15.07.2026 1t 9minThis week, Phil is joined by guest co-host Randy Wang of KABC Radio for three stories out of Sacramento and LA that all come down to the same question: who's actually accountable when the numbers don't add up?First, the documented timeline behind the FBI's investigation into Gavin Newsom's former chief of staff, Dana Williamson — including new reporting that an informant was recording conversations inside Newsom's political circle a full year before Trump returned to office, and how the case reaches back to a dormant campaign account belonging to Xavier Becerra, the Democratic nominee for governor.Then, California Attorney General Rob Bonta's lawsuit to block the $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger — filed a month after the U.S. Department of Justice cleared the same deal. Phil and Randy dig into the split between LA County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath's push to protect entertainment jobs from the merger and new reporting that Paramount's own advisers are now discussing whether to move the company out of California entirely.Finally, LA County's decision to strip $300 million in homeless services funding from LAHSA after an independent audit found the agency couldn't verify how $2.3 billion was actually spent — and whether handing the same money to a brand-new department solves the problem or just renames it.Three stories, one hour, no political team — just the documents.California Underground airs live every Tuesday at 8PM PST on YouTube, with the full episode available here on your podcast app afterward.Read The Gilded State, Phil's book on California's political dysfunction: www.thegildedstate.comMore from California Underground:Substack: caunderground.substack.comInstagram & TikTok: @californiaundergroundX: @ca_underground -
The Real Math Behind California's Proposed Billionaire's Tax 08.07.2026 58minCalifornia's proposed billionaire tax says it will raise $100 billion for healthcare, food assistance, and education. New research from Stanford's Hoover Institution puts the real number closer to $40 billion — and argues the measure could leave the state worse off once billionaire departures are factored in. This week, Phil talks with Hoover Institution research fellow Benjamin Robert Jaros, co-author of that research, about the mechanics of Proposition 40, the migration numbers driving the disagreement, and what it means for California voters this November.Follow California Underground on Substack: caunderground.substack.comGet early access to The Gilded State, Phil's upcoming book on California politics: www.thegildedstate.com -
Spencer Pratt Declares War on LA and Newsom Flip Flops on Billionaire's Tax 01.07.2026 1t 10minSpencer Pratt is calling Karen Bass "Karen Basura" over the Boyle Heights warehouse fire — and while his delivery is pure reality TV, the documented $17.6 million fire department budget cut he's pointing to is real. We dig into the permit history, the budget records, and why the firefighters' union is now bypassing City Hall to ask voters directly for funding.Then: Gavin Newsom wants a national billionaire tax as part of his "economic reset for America" — in the same week he's voting no on the billionaire tax already on California's own November ballot. We break down the contradiction, what his own state's nonpartisan analyst says about billionaires leaving, and why members of his own party are calling his federal plan watered down.No team. Just receipts.Phil's book, The Gilded State, digs deeper into how California's political class operates — find it at www.thegildedstate.com.Follow California Underground and leave a review — it helps more than you'd think.Substack: https://caunderground.substack.com/The Gilded State: https://www.thegildedstate.com -
AD45 Candidate Greg Abdouch Joins Us 24.06.2026 51minDemocrats have held this San Bernardino County Assembly seat since 2022. This week, theRepublican trying to flip it joins us to make his case.Greg Abdouch advanced to the November general election in California's AssemblyDistrict 45, and he's betting he can do what no Republican challenger has managed inthis district in years. We sit down with him to find out how — pushing past thecampaign talking points to get specifics on public safety, housing, and what itactually looks like for one freshman Republican to move anything in a Democraticsupermajority Legislature.No team. Just receipts.📖 Phil's book, The Gilded State, is now open for early signup: www.thegildedstate.com📬 Read California Underground on Substack: https://caunderground.substack.com/📸 Instagram: @californiaunderground🎵 TikTok: @californiaunderground🐦 X: @ca_undergroundNew episodes every Tuesday. If this show is worth your time, a follow and a five-starrating helps more Californians find it. -
The Newsom DOJ Investigation 17.06.2026 1t 7minFederal agents are knocking on the doors of Governor Gavin Newsom's family friends and former employees. Newsom says Trump ordered the investigation to derail his 2028 presidential run. The LA Times says the probe started under Biden — launched by whistleblowers in Sacramento, not directed from Washington. Tonight Phil and Camille separate what's confirmed from what's spin, and get into the documented financial questions about Jennifer Siebel Newsom's nonprofits that predate this administration.California Underground airs live every Tuesday at 8PM PST on YouTube.Sources: CBS News, Time Magazine, LA Times, CalMatters, KQED, Axios San Diego, NBC NewsPhil is writing a book about California's political dysfunction — early access at www.thegildedstate.com -
California Elections: What's Actually Happening 10.06.2026 1t 17minCalifornia held its primary election a week ago and we still don't have a governor or a Los Angeles mayor. Here's why — and why none of it is as simple as either side is telling you.This week Phil and Camille break down everything happening with California's election system in real time. How does counting actually work in the largest voting state in the country, and why does it take so long? What are "ballot dumps" — and are they actually suspicious? What does documented voter fraud in California really look like? And what could genuinely fix a system that produced 23% turnout after mailing a ballot to every single registered voter?They also cover the two races still being decided as this episode airs: the governor's race, where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton have now been projected to advance — and the story of how Becerra went from 3% polling in March to first place; and the LA Mayor's race, where Spencer Pratt held a 40,000-vote lead on election night and watched it disappear over six days as Nithya Raman overtook him to face Karen Bass in November.Plus: the viral claim that Pratt received zero votes in a 24,000-ballot dump — debunked by Trump's own Justice Department. The Voter ID proposition headed to your November ballot. And the live Supreme Court case that could change how California counts votes before November even arrives.No spin. No team. Just the numbers.New episodes every Tuesday at 8PM PST, live on YouTube.Subscribe to the newsletter at caunderground.substack.comPhil is also writing The Gilded State — a book about how California became the most expensive, least accountable state in America. Early access and updates at www.thegildedstate.com -
Becerra vs. Hilton: California's 2026 Governor Race, LA Mayor Primary & CA-48 Results 04.06.2026 1t 12minCalifornia just voted — and the governor's race is shaping up as a matchup nobody fully predicted: Steve Hilton, former Fox News host and Trump-endorsed candidate, leading with roughly 28% in early returns, and Xavier Becerra, Biden's HHS secretary, holding second at around 25%. With ballots still being counted through June 9, the second-place slot isn't fully locked — but the likely November choice for California's next governor is coming into focus.This week Phil and Camille break down three stories from Tuesday's primary. On the governor's race: how a field of 60 candidates produced these two as the probable finalists, what Hilton and Becerra each actually stand for, and what a Republican governor in California — something the state hasn't seen since 2006 — would actually mean. On Los Angeles: Karen Bass advanced to the November runoff, but she got 35% of the vote in a city she currently runs, with Spencer Pratt five points behind her. Whatever happens when the second-place count finalizes, a majority of LA voters wanted someone else. And in San Diego: CA-48 was one of five congressional seats Gavin Newsom redrew under Prop 50 specifically for Democrats to win. The Republican candidate just dominated the primary in a district that now has a 10-point Democratic registration advantage. The Prop 50 promise is getting its first real test — and the early returns aren't encouraging.No spin. No teams. Just what the numbers actually show.New episodes every Tuesday at 8PM PST, live on YouTube.Subscribe to the Substack at caunderground.substack.com for written analysis between episodes.Phil is also writing The Gilded State — a book on California's broken political machine. Early signups at www.thegildedstate.com. -
California Primary Roundtable: Who Makes It to November? 27.05.2026 1t 13minOne week before the June 2nd California primary, we brought in five guests across the political spectrum to break down every race that matters.The governor's race is in chaos. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress in April — his name is still on the ballot — and Democrats are splitting their vote five ways while Republicans have largely consolidated behind two candidates. There's a real scenario where no Democrat makes it to November. We get into the lockout math, where every candidate stands with seven days to go, and what a Republican on the November ballot would mean for California.Then we go down-ballot to the races most Californians are sleeping on — starting with the insurance commissioner, a wide-open seat that could affect your home insurance rates more than any governor ever will. With Ricardo Lara term-limited and the wildfire insurance crisis still unresolved, this race has real stakes. We also cover the attorney general contest and the congressional seats that could determine the House majority.And we close with the bigger question: what does it say about California that the party holding unified control of state government for over a decade couldn't produce a frontrunner — and is now genuinely nervous about being locked out of its own governor's race?Joining Phil and Camille tonight: Kyle Campbell from Politically Basic, Susan Collins, and Tess Abraham from California Conversation.California Underground covers California politics straight — no tribal framing, no spin. Just the story, the numbers, and why it matters to the people actually living here.New episodes every Tuesday at 8PM PST on YouTube.📬 Subscribe on Substack: https://caunderground.substack.com/🌐 The Gilded State: www.thegildedstate.com -
Becerra's Fraud Scandal and the Election Rules Democrats Want to Kill 20.05.2026 1t 10minNewsom's former chief of staff just pleaded guilty to federal fraud — FBI wiretaps, a $225,000 scheme run through the frontrunner for governor's own campaign account — and Xavier Becerra still won't answer whether he knew. This week Phil and Camille break down everything Sacramento hoped you'd miss before the June 2nd primary.In the first story, they walk through the guilty plea of Dana Williamson — Newsom's chief of staff from 2022 to 2024 — who conspired with Becerra's own chief of staff Sean McCluskie to drain $225,000 from Becerra's dormant campaign account. The investigation involved FBI wiretaps. Federal prosecutors originally came to Williamson seeking information about Newsom. And at the final governor's debate, Becerra still couldn't guarantee she couldn't connect him to the case.Then: California Democrats built the jungle primary system. They benefited from it for years — two Democrats on the same Senate ballot in 2016, two Democrats again in 2018. Now that the system might lock them out of the November governor's race, they've filed an initiative to tear it down — and found Republican allies to help. Phil and Camille get into what ranked choice voting and other alternatives actually look like, and whether any electoral reform rushed through two weeks before a primary deserves to be taken seriously.No team. No tribe. Just the receipts.🎙️ California Underground drops every week. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode.📖 Phil is also writing a book — The Gilded State. Early signup at www.thegildedstate.com📬 Substack: https://caunderground.substack.com/📸 Instagram: @californiaunderground🎵 TikTok: @californiaunderground🐦 X: @ca_underground -
Spencer Pratt, $6 Gas, and a Mayor Who Won't Show Up 13.05.2026 1t 20minKaren Bass just pulled out of tonight's Los Angeles mayoral forum. The primary is in three weeks. The last debate she showed up to, 88% of viewers said Spencer Pratt won.Tonight on California Underground, Phil is asking the question the incumbent doesn't want asked — and the one Sacramento doesn't have a good answer for either.On the Los Angeles mayor's race: Pratt lost his home in the Palisades Fire and turned it into a campaign. He's polling second in a city that hasn't elected a Republican mayor since 2001, with 40% of voters still undecided and a primary on June 2nd. We break down the debate, the numbers, and what Bass skipping tonight's forum actually signals.On California's gas crisis: the state confirmed four to six weeks of gasoline supply on hand. Three major refineries have closed in under a year — Phillips 66 Wilmington, Valero Benicia, PBF Martinez — removing 18% of total refining capacity. California has no pipeline connections to other states and imports 20% of its gasoline from overseas. Average price at the pump: $6.13 a gallon. The Iran war closed the Strait of Hormuz and exposed a supply chain California spent years making fragile.Both stories. One show. Every week.California Underground is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts.Subscribe to the California Underground newsletter: https://caunderground.substack.com/Follow the show: @californiaunderground on Instagram and TikTok | @ca_underground on XPhil is writing a book about California — sign up for early updates at www.thegildedstate.com -
Michael Gates on Crime, Fraud, and Running for California AG 06.05.2026 1tCalifornia's Attorney General race is four weeks from a primary — and most voters don't know what the office actually does. In this episode, we sit down with Republican candidate Michael Gates, the former Huntington Beach City Attorney who spent a decade battling Sacramento in court and is now running to replace Rob Bonta as California's top law enforcement officer.Gates made his name as an elected city attorney — not appointed, elected — who launched a criminal prosecution program that drove downtown crime down 11.5%, claimed a 60% reduction in homelessness on his watch, and won a $38 million court verdict against the State of California. He then joined the Trump DOJ as Deputy Assistant Attorney General before returning to run statewide.We ask the questions every frustrated Californian should be asking: What has the AG's office actually been doing on fraud, fentanyl, and government accountability? Where has enforcement been missing? California Underground airs every Tuesday at 8PM PST on YouTube.🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss next week's show.📌 Sources:CalMatters — 2026 AG Race Voter Guide: https://calmatters.org/california-voter-guide-2026/attorney-general/Ballotpedia — Michael Gates: https://ballotpedia.org/Michael_Gates_(California)Gates Campaign Site: https://www.gates4ag.com/AgNet West Interview (April 28, 2026): https://agnetwest.com/michael-gates-california-attorney-general-fraud-reform/LAist — DOJ Departure Story: https://laist.com/news/huntington-beachs-michael-gates-produces-letter-he-says-confirms-he-resigned-from-dojAre you a Californian who feels isolated and alone in your political views in a deep blue state? Feel like you can’t talk about insane taxes, an overbearing government, and radical social experiments without getting a side eye? Then join us on the California Underground Podcast, the most trusted podcast on all things California politics.Original air date 5.5.26*The California Underground Podcast is dedicated to discussing California politics from a place of sanity and rationality.*Check out our full site for more information about the show at www.californiaunderground.liveJoin the Members Only California Underground Telegram —> https://im.page/7c0306da For more in depth California political news coverage, make sure to subscribe to our Substack at https://caunderground.substack.com Check out our sponsor for this episode, StopBox, by going to www.stopbox.com/californiaunderground to get 10% off your orderFollow California Underground on Social Media Instagram: www.instagram.com/californiaunderground X: https://twitter.com/CAUndergoundTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@californiaunderground?_t=8o6HWHcJ1CM&_r=1YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj8SabIcF4AKqEVFsLmo1jA Read about our Privacy Policy: https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/privacy-policy/
