Street Soldiers Radio: Black History Show

Farah Dews shares his journey from prison to creating impactful documentaries and plays focusing on the San Francisco Bay Area. His gift has made room for him after he committed to doing right. Also a look at Austism in communities of color.

A conversation about sports and its place in our lives. Also the passing of OJ Simpson. Guests: Coach Nate Ford, Coach Eric Washington and Coach Khalid Elahi.

Dr. James Taylor-USF Professor of Politics joins Street Soldiers Radio as we discuss politics. Dr. Robert Alexander-Hood to Higher Education joins us the second hour to discuss his new documentary Reclaiming Our Humanity which explores the remarkable journeys of six African American men who defied the odds, rebuilding their lives after incarceration. Their stories are…

Street Soldiers Radio: Domestic Violence Awareness with guests Sabrina Robertson, LaShara Johnson, Clifford Gahagan, and Dr. Craig Adams.

Street Soldiers Radio discusses religion and spirituality and how it impacts your life with our audience and guest, Deacon Larry Chatmon of St. Paul of the Shipwreck located in the African-American Arts and Cultural district and community of the Bayview of San Francisco.

Street Soldiers Radio discussed the complex layers of human trafficking with the executive director  Vanessa Russell of Love Never Fails (based in Oakland, CA) and Elizabeth Quiroz of Redemption House of the Bay Area (Santa Rosa, CA). Real life journeys are shared, signs of the various forms of trafficking are explained and we are saddened…

We ask our audience what words of wisdom from women have stuck with you and guided you throughout your life.

Street Soldiers Radio gave praise to the phenomenal women in our lives. Our callers shared women who have impacted their lives, and we celebrate the achievements of the women of Alive & Free.

We explore relationships with our callers and audience with special guest Sabrina Robertson LCSW.

Our 1st show of Black History Month. What do you know…and what don’t you know? Knowledge is Power. Guests: Justin Boyle, Masiyah Edwards, Erika Albury, Lowell Davis, Zuri Swift, Julianna Moore and Carl Levy.