Street Soldiers Radio

This Year’s College Prep Class in the house!

Guests- Angel Benjamin, Elijah Jordan, Denait Kelati, Ta’shauni Mackbee, Emma Mojica, Isaiah Pardue-Bishop and Naila Talley.

Street Soldiers Radio shared the stories of two Alive & Free Omegas- one from then, and one from now. Two of my favorite guys- USF professor Dr. Reginold Daniels and USF college student Aaron Meneses joined us to share their stories. Some get it right away and some get it sooner or later….and when they both got it! The message is simple. Never give up on yourself! The past doesn’t matter. It’s never to late to become the person you are meant to be.

We learn how Both Sides of the Conversation is creating positive change in Black & Brown communities through conversations to connect, reflect and develop ways of healing together.

A conversation about the January 6 Congressional Commission hearings through the lens of Alive & Free.

Guests: Will Hobbs, Louis Grice, Jonathan Greenberg, Dennis Siegler, Nora Siegler, Thomas Lenihan, Tim Kochis and Lindbergh Porter.

Street Soldiers Radio celebrates the Alive & Free 2022 college graduates. Guests: Nashira Talley, Aurion Wiley-Green, Austin Jones, Adriana Greene, Mike’l Gregory, Khalicia Jordan and Mario Goins.

Street Soldiers celebrates the joys of Fatherhood.

Guests—Zachary Donald, Darian Eastman, Asani Shakur, Omari Williams, Gaylon Logan, Charles Robinson, Craig Sullivan and Antwan Smith.

The Alive & Free Consortium members discuss  the issues of gun violence with a featured interview with Dr. Garen Wintemute. 

Street Soldiers Radio interviews Alive & Free San Diego as they share their experience with the Alive & Free Presciption Training Intitute and how it changed their lives.

“I discovered how the disease of violence is like COVID, it has variants!” shared Robin Bell.

Guests: Dr. Robin Bell, Glenn Miller, Khemal Johnson-Williams, Winfred Payne, Robert Wood, Phil Hogan, Andrew Trujillo, Carlos Canan, Geraldine Williams, Maria Whitehead and Stefan Wilson.

Street Soldiers Radio discusses the current issues of gun violence in America with Garen J. Wintemute, an emergency medicine physician at UC Davis Medical Center, where he is the director of the Violence Prevention Research Program. He conducts research in the fields of injury epidemiology and the prevention of firearm violence.

Street Soldiers Radio welcomes The Blerd Academy,(BLack-nerds), a wealth building program that focus on hel ping students get scholarships to HBCU’s. Lead by Douglass Fort, this movement is helping African-American students leave college debt free.