In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast we interview Commander Ron Thomas of Denver Police Department District 5. We discuss many topics with Commander Thomas including Black Lives Matter, police training and immigration. We hope you enjoy the interview!

In this episode of "The Voice of Montbello Podcast" we interviewed Christina Xlimit of Black Lives Matter 5280. Christina is a local activist who fights for equal rights for all people. In this interview we discuss the mission of BLM 5280 and ideas to improve relationships with local police officers and our community. This episode will challenge media portrayals of BLM and includes detailed discussion of race. We invite you to listen with an open mind and we hope you enjoy the interview!

The Voice of Montbello Podcast is back with a new episode series called "Violence Gone, Freedom On". In this episode we interviewed Denver's Chief of Police Robert White. We discussed his motivations for becoming a police officer along with tough conversations about police violence and racism.

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The Voice of Montbello Podcast is back with a new episode series called "Violence Gone, Freedom On". In this episode we interviewed Denver's Chief of Police Robert White. We discussed his motivations for becoming a police officer along with tough conversations about police violence and racism.

What is in a name? Brother Ali spoke to us about how he got his name and the amazing story about the Legendary Muhammad Ali that is unknown to many.

What does it take to be a true Emcee? Chris "Time" Steele, a local Denver Hip-hop artist has a strong message for students about the power of community and the strength of their voices. He asked each student for one word and wrote them on the board. You won't believe what happens next!

Interview with Carlos Santistevan about the West High School Walkouts of 1969.

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We are doing this podcast so that we can change how people see immigrants. Also, we want our parents’ voices to be heard and honored. Their stories motivate and inspire us to do great things to change the world. This episode is dedicated to immigrants from the past and the present and to those who didn’t complete their journey for freedom.

This episode features an interview with John Clifton. John grew up in the Segregated South and describes many of his experiences. The stories shared in this student created podcast will shed light on a tough time period for many Americans and inspire you to overcome obstacles in your own life.