Street Soldiers Radio

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.

As the invasion of Ukraine continues to devastate lives, we talk with Julia Pashkovska, a Ukrainian mother who has fled her home to save the lives of both her and her daughter.

Street Soldiers Radio celebrate the Joys of Motherhood with guests Danielle Robinson, Undralyn Williams, Layla Collins, Renee Marshall, Loretta Chatmon and Deiadre Smith.

The Safe Return Project celebrates their 10 year anniversary as they continue to work closer to create mass liberation, racial equity, and a more just world.

Dr. Marshall provided the Alive & Free Prescription  to the community in South Bend, IN. We learn about the impact the training had and the steps they are taking moving forward to help everyone stay Alive & Free

San Francisco Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta-Sounding the Alarm on Voter Suppression. National and Local Consequences. Redistricting: How changing the map changes the vote. Guests-Dr. Saidah Leatutufu Burch, Rev. Angela Brown JD and Cheryl Thornton.

Where do we stand now? What’s the latest information? All your questions answered, all your concerns addressed. Guest: Dr. Andre Campbell Professor of Surgery UCSF.

Dr. Marshall spoke to youth and students in Jerusalem with the United States Palestinian Affairs Unit as he shares violence-prevention tools and the Alive & Free Prescription.

The best of Spoken Word: A showcase of some of the great spoken word artists from Street Soldiers Radio. Happy Women’s History Month!

Guests: Brit’ne Ross, Kalah Regis,Patricia Elzie, Portia Kane Abdullah, Sakari Lyons, Sinai Dennis, Latiece Brown, Shervon Hunter and Vanita Lee-Tatum

The unknown story of the Six Triple Eight-6888, the all Black Female WWII Army unit recently awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Guests: James Marshall, Karen Jordan, Carmen Jordan-Cox and Rodney Brown.

Lady Estell’s Leadership Academy Class talks about what they learned during Black History Month and its impact on them. Guests: Angel Luna Nova, Waleeda Elahi, Terrance Hanserd Jr., Danait Kelati, and Lulya Debrizion.

A Celebration of the 35th Birthday of Alive & Free/Omega Boys Club. A salute to some of the staff and adults who have made it all possible.  Special guests: Jack Jacqua, Dr. Margaret Norris, Rita Collins, Gwen Brown, David Brown, Marlene Lynn, Don Strand, Adrienne Riley, Ms. Deborah Estell, Demetra Jones, Debra Patterson, Ann Bassette, Deirel Marquez Perez and Llowelyn Syce.

Street Soldiers Radio celebrates the third week in Black History Month with Alive & Free Consortium members, THUGLIFE in Las Vegas, NV. Lead by David Hollis and Montone White, this program uses the Alive & Free Prescription to help guide their community.  Guests: David Hollis, Carlos Pollard, Stefan Wilson, Officer Dante Batiste, Officer Adrian Hunt and Johnathan Smith.

A look at Black Scholastic Excellence. Alive & Free’s first year collegians report on their college experience thus far.

Street Soldiers Radio catches up with Alive & Free Seattle as we learn about the issues in their city, how they have embraced and use the Alive & Free Prescription, and what their futures plans are in violence prevention. 

As we begin the 35th year of Alive & Free/Omega Boys Club, we salute our co-founder—the one, the only–Jack Jacqua.

Street Soldiers Radio’s 29th Anniversary celebration and a discussion of the film King Richard.

We want to know what you are thankful and grateful for in 2021 Our special guests include our Alive & Free Leadership Academy students.

Letisha Bereola is a successful TV news anchor who is turning to a new chapter- she is now a life coach who helps ambitious women overcome career burnout and create a work-life balance that’s purposeful and exciting.

Clarence B. Jones discusses his role in the historic Attica Prison Rebellion and massacre that took place 50 years ago as prisoners continue to fight for their rights.