The Amber Show

Catch every full episode of The Amber Show here, where progressive perspectives meet candid commentary, in-depth reporting, and engaging storytelling. Stay informed and inspired as we tackle the issues that matter most to our community and beyond.

Listen to The Amber Show wherever you get your podcasts! Stream it now on platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more for progressive insights, engaging discussions, and the stories that matter most. Some of the most popular platforms are listed below, but even if you don’t see your favorite… it’s probably there, too! Just search for ‘The Amber Show’!

Thank you for supporting my opportunity to have an even bigger impact in the Democratic Party. Talking into the void is great and all, but real change comes from within political parties. Here, you can watch my campaign announcement, read my candidate statement, and register to vote in this important election. As a State Delegate, I’ll represent our community within the California Democratic Party, voting on party endorsements, platforms, and leadership decisions that shape the future of our state. This election is a chance to make sure our progressive values are heard loud and clear. Together, we can build a more inclusive and equitable future—join me in making it happen!

The Sanctuary Policy, formally known as the Community Autonomy, Rights, and Equality (CARE) Policy, is a local ordinance designed to safeguard residents from federal overreach that contradicts community values. It prohibits the use of city resources, funds, and personnel to enforce federal laws or policies that target vulnerable groups, such as immigrants, transgender individuals, healthcare providers, and those seeking reproductive care. By prioritizing non-cooperation with unjust federal mandates, the policy ensures that local governments can uphold privacy, dignity, and equity, fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all community members. You can read the full text and download a copy of it here.

Being active in local politics is the best way to protect yourself and your neighbors from rogue politicians and create the community you want to live in. Write, call, or show up in person to have your voice heard! The Ventura City Council is made up of 7 residents of Ventura who reside in the 7 districts that Ventura is split into. One of these elected representatives is made Mayor and one is made Deputy Mayor by the City Council. If you’re unsure of who your elected representative is, take a look at the map below. Once you’ve identified who represents you: click the link and email your representative and tell them to pass the Ventura CARES Policy!

Want to talk to the whole council at once and can’t make it to a city council meeting? Is public speaking intimidating? Or maybe you just feel your messaging is better in the written word… I’ve got you covered. Click the link below to send off a public comment to the City Clerk re: Your concerns.