Street Soldiers Radio

Street Soldiers Radio celebrates Mother’s Day and asks you, what’s the best thing about being a mom?

Graduations, college signing day and a question: What are the biggest challenges do you think the community faces?

Also, an interview with filmmakers Josh & Harry Chuck of Chinatown Rising, premiering at CAAMFEST 37,

Dr. Marshall and Lady Estell talk to Alive & Free’s Collegians about their college experience. Sinai Dennis and Navida Banderas are in the studio and Kameron McDowell, Ayinde Chism, Saul Miranda, Brit’ne Ross and Austin Jones join us on the phone.

From Formerly Incarcerated to Community Organizer. The Richard Boyd Empowerment Pathways Fellowship Program visits Street Soldiers Radio. Our guests on this show include Andre’ Aikins, Tamisha Walker, Keith Snodgrass, Chala Bonner, Carlos Fernandez, Adey Tashger, La Mar Harrison, and Michelle Walker.

Street Soldiers Radio talks with Dr. Michael Rubino about the importance of mental health with our youth and community. Alive & Free Leadership Academy students Aaron Meneses, Erica Sailors, Shaianne Foster, and Annaleigh Fulgham share their own experiences and ways to cope.

Street Soldiers Radio reflects on the life and legacy of Nipsey Hussle. We listen to the influence he had on our callers. We have a special phone interviews with Black Enterprise writer, Lydia Blanco, and Bayview/Hunter’s Point’s own Imprint City’s Executive Director, Tyra Fennell.

Street Soldiers Radio celebrates 3 local women entrepreneurs from the San Francisco Bay Area. We introduce you to the women of Red Door Catering~ Reign Free, Platinum Sports Massage~ Kelli Preston, and Gratitude~ Ghaliyah Roberts-Palmer.

Street Soldiers Radio talks with Kemba Smith Pradia, author of Poster Child. She shares her story of going from college student to drug dealer’s girlfriend to domestic violence victim to federal prisoner. She shares her story of how making poor choices blinded by love and devotion can bring long-term consequences. 

We also talk with other women in the studio and on the phone as they share their own stories and thoughts about why women choose bad boys. 

What are some of the myths or stereotypes that girls or women have had to overcome or bust through? What myths or stereotypes still exist that are just not true? 

We also discuss the New Zealand Massacre and the College Cheating Scandal.

We have Khyrishi Wiginton from Oakland’s Culture Keepers, a program that takes youth to Africa, on the phone.

Street Soldiers Radio talks about the status of women.