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The Willie Mays Scholars program creates opportunities for our youth to not only overcome racial and educational inequities, but to succeed in high school, college and beyond. The team who helps to make this happen and students will join us on air. In partnership with Alive & Free and 100% College Prep and the Giants Community Fund, we are setting our students up to achieve their educational goals.
Learn more here:
www.StayAliveAndFree.org
A Conversation About the Impact of Hate and Bullying on Youth. Guests: Mitzi Perez-Caro, Juan Cabrera,
Willow Martinez Gomez, Sasha Abigana, Betzy Ruiz Moncada, Aaliyah Hanvey and Janna Nievarez.
Street Soldiers Radio Anniversary Show.
Street Soldiers Radio celebrates our 31st Anniversary of stopping the violence with conversation over the radio airwaves with our guests and audience on 106.1 KMEL/iHeartRadio. Guests: LaShara Johnson, Johnnie Dempsey, Vanessa Russell, Jamaal Kizzee, Michelle Phillips, Stan Logwood, Sadio Simon, and Llowellyn Syce.
This Thanksgiving, what are you thankful for? Our callers share what they are grateful for and what they’re eating this holiday.
We are also joined by Gus Smith who shares about his daughter’s achievement- the movie Kemba is being premiere across the world as it explores the life of Kemba Smith-Pradia and as a sheltered college student who falls in love with a man, only to learn he is a drug kingpin, finds herself in the middle of the government’s “war on drugs.”
A family’s journey. Loving and caring for someone with Autism.
Guests: Gary Hall and Ryan Hall.
The more you know, the more you owe is a Coachism our students live by. Alive & Free collegian and University of Chicago junior Jyairrah Martin introduces us to her students on our latest episode of Street Soldiers Radio.
Guests: Jyairrah Martin, Jayden Johnson, Bria St. Clair, Uchenna Nnawuchi, Yaa Agyena, Trinity Leflore, Zoe Snelling, Xenia Martin, LaNiya Jordan and Bricen Ward.
Street Soldiers Radio listened to our callers as they shared current issues that are affecting their lives. We also heard from Alive & Free’s Training Institute participants share how the class impacted their lives.
Donald Lacy joins us with the LoveLife Foundation who is committed to promoting life and saving lives through community revitalization, leadership and development.
Author Dr. Tarramazz Harris shares insight of an urban rapper who navigated his way through a journey of becoming a black doctor/clinical psychologist.
In the documentary HAZING, award-winning filmmaker Byron Hurt lifts the veil on secret underground rituals that are often dehumanizing, abusive and sometimes deadly. Street Soldiers sits down with Byron Hurt and the families from his documentary to share their experiences with hazing.
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