Street Soldiers Radio

Alive & Free has many things to celebrate this week! We want to honor our recent college graduates as well as our newest collegians who are heading off to their first year of higher education.  Join us as we honor our community.

These mother’s have lost children to senseless gun violence.  They are bringing communities together to help heal and reveal the those who have caused the violence.

We talk to Asani Shakur who is from Richmond, CA. “The street commerce of drug dealing became my occupation, which led me to other illegal hustles”, he says.  He faced federal drug charges in 2007 and was released in 2012.  Four years later, he graduated top of his class from UCLA Summa Cum Laude.  We […]

It’s time to open your hearts and minds as we delve into the sensitive issues that occurred this past week.  We welcome our guests to share their thoughts about Alton Sterling in Louisiana, Philandro Castile in Minnesota, and the police officers in Texas who all lost their lives. Louisiana, Minnesota, and Texas. Let’s Talk. from […]

Hey there Street Soldiers, this is your time, because tonight it’s Open Lines!

Music- it can bring in peace or cause pandemonium, it can soothe or slay, it can trigger joy or sorrow, it can fire you up or slow you down.  so tonight, we invite you to tune in as we take a look at today’s contemporary music on Street Soldiers Radio           […]

We believe that children are the future and we must teach them well and prepare them to lead the way, while showing them all the beauty they possess inside.  And tonight we invite you to join us as we hear from a group of children Paul Revere Academy who we hope to one day~ lead […]

Alive & Free Street Soldiers Radio talks about the difference between Game and Wisdom. How can you tell the difference?

We celebrate our mother’s and community mother’s this year on Mother’s Day.  We talk about how Mother’s Day has changed, where some still celebrate it while others deal with their emotional residue.  We talk with our community as they call into share their stories about their own mothers. During Mother’s Day week, we asked the […]

We chat with Kemba Smith, author of Poster Child, as she shares her heartfelt trip to the White House and has lunch with President Barack Obama. Our Collegian, Elexus P. Hunter, is graduating Clark University this year, and has published her first book, Tragic is Magic.  We are excited to share her story as she […]