The Voice of Montbello Podcast

In this episode of the The Voice of Montbello Podcast we hear the amazing story of Ms. Maggie, a student teacher and Burmese refugee. Maggie's story will inspire you to appreciate the small things in life! This podcast is everything!

In this episode of "The Voice of Montbello Podcast" we hear from Denver's Mayor Hancock as we discuss the importance of Black History and get insight on what is being done to help our community grow. We had some really tough questions including how the Mayor has dealt with mistakes while in office. You don't want to miss this episode of VOM!

Hakeem Furious truly blessed our microphone In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast! He shares some amazing poetry full of gems for our community.

In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast we interviewed Robert Johnson who faced many obstacles as he integrated several schools in Littleton, CO. Hear his compelling story of overcoming racism to lead a very successful life. Robert is a true hero of Montbello!

In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast we interviewed Officer Garcia. Officer Garcia faced many challenges in her journey to reach her goal of serving her community as a police officer. She also shares her love for Montbello and explains why she has decided to stay. Officer Garcia's heroes journey will inspire you to live your dreams and overcome anything that stands in your way!

Sister talk! In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast Adamaris interviews her sister Sandra. You won't want to miss out on this conversation as they discuss college life, race, identity and the importance of community. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast we interview Mohammad Noorzai from the Colorado Muslim Society. Mohammad immigrated to the United States from Afghanistan over 30 years ago and was able to help his family escape the conflicts in his home country as refugees. Mohammad shared his thoughts on refugees, immigration, Islam. We hope you enjoy this episode!

This is heavy. In this episode of The Voice of Montbello we interview Alex Landau who is a strong advocate for all people everywhere. Alex is a survivor of police brutality and uses his voice not only to share his experience with the world but actively fights for change. We were heartbroken to hear his experience that cold night in 2009 that could have ended his life, but you will be encouraged an...

In this episode of The Voice of Montbello Podcast we interview Mr. Cifuentes to learn about his journey to citizenship in America. Mayorvy was born in Guatemala and immigrated to the U.S. with his family when he was 12 years old. Mr. Cifuentes worked extremely hard and shared many experiences from his journey that led to his success. We hope you enjoy the interview!

Recording Artist "Oddisee" visited McGlone Academy while on tour in Denver for an interview with the Voice of Montbello Podcast. In this episode Oddisee shares his motivation for creating music about social justice and his feelings about race and discrimination. We were inspired by Oddisee and his words and we hope you enjoy the podcast!

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 discus...

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. podcast blacklivesmatter happykidslearnmore

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.

The Immigration Of Room 121 Part 2 by McGlone Academy

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.