https://vimeo.com/1220919651 Street Soldiers Radio had a special night with Richmond’s own Elana Bolds, creator of the Put the Guns Down event. Ms. Lana is known throughout Richmond, CA as someone who cares about her community and giving back. She shared her own life story of trauma and healing with us and even blessed us with one of her original songs. www. StayAliveAndFree.org
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Street Soldiers Radio celebrated our newest college grauduates (298 total!) and our newest students who finished the Leadership Academy/College Prep class and are on their way to college. They each shared how Alive & Free has impacted their life, what being in the classroom was like and their future goals.
As we celebrate America’s 250 anniversary, Street Soldiers Radio dived into a conversation about the history of the country and what we would like to see in the future. www.StayAliveAndFree.org
Dr. Reginold Daniels shared his memoir Prevail on Street Soldiers Radio as he took us on a journey of what happens when discipline and danger live in the same household and when love and violence speak the same language. Special guests and mentors Floyd Jackson, Dr. Derrick Smith and Najua Daniels joined to share the impact Dr. Daniels’ has made on their life. www.StayAliveAndFree.org
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Street Soldiers Radio celebrated father’s by featuring a panel of fathers and grandfathers who shared some of their most meaningful moments, cherished memories, and personal experiences from their journeys through fatherhood. www.StayAliveAndFree.org
We have a full and solid show for you this week with Dr. Andre Campbell. He shared updates on covid and measles, and taught us how the hantavirus and ebola work. He also warned us of the dangers of riding e-bikes, scooters and hoverboards to help keep us safe this summer.
https://vimeo.com/1199918185?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci African American Music Appreciation Month (also known as Black Music Month) takes place every June and celebrates the foundational contributions of Black musicians to genres spanning spirituals and jazz and the blues to rock, R&B, and hip-hop. Join the conversation with Street Soldiers Radio. www.StayAliveAndFree.org
Street Soldiers Radio is honoring Gun Violence Awareness day and month by having a conversation with Samantha Zinober of Moms Demand Action. We also celebrat the incredible life and legacy of Clarence B. Jones, lawyer and speech writer for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who passed away May 22.
Street Soldiers Radio helped to bring attention to Mental Health Awareness Month with guests Joshua Jacobo and Jamila Collins. This year’s theme — More Good Days, Together — encourages us all to reflect on what a “good” day looks like, both for ourselves, and for our communities.
Street Soldiers Radio celebrated the joys of motherhood with our callers and guests. They shared special memories and shout outs of their mothers and motherhood.
Street Soldiers Radio celebrated the beauty, history and complexities of Latino Culture with guests DJ Agana, Professor Lorena Gonzalez, and Erika Lazo Mansilla.
April 26, 2026 Street Soldiers Radio highlighted Autism Acceptance Month with special guests Monica Howell and Gary Hall who shared their own journeys of parenthood, experiences and resources as together- we advocate for understanding of the various forms of diversity in our communities. Our caller Jasmine recommended the book Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism by Barry M. Prizant, Ph.D., with Tom Fields-Meyer.
Financially Alive & Free instructor, Ms. Demetra Jones, shared how she developed the curriculum to help keep our students and community free from debt and develop healthy habits when dealing with money, bills and spending habits.
April 5, 2026 Street Soldiers Radio sent a love letter to Richmond, CA. We celebrated the life of teacher, artist and muscian Latetia Bobo and had her family join us in the studio to celebrate her life and the light she was able to turn on in her students. Poet, author and film maker Donte Clark shared his newest short film, Blu Honey and his dedication to his home, North Richmond.
Street Soldiers Radio learned from immigration attorney Monica Oca-Howell about our rights when dealing with ICE agents at the airport, home and in public. We highlight the impactful work of the Six Triple Eight to close Women’s History Month. The 6888th Centeral Postal Battalion (“Six Triple Eight”) was the only all-Black, all-female unit deployed overseas during WWII, tasked with sorting a massive, three-year backlog of mail for American troops in Europe. Led by Major Charity Adams, they cleared the backlog in 3 months instead of the anticipated 6, operating under the motto “No Mail, Low Mor
March 22, 2026 Street Soldiers Radio is proud to celebrate the powerful work of the Freedom Braiders. Mother & daughter team Joanna and Tatiana Hernandez brought together some of the best braiders from the Bay Area to go inside and out of the jails teaching and empowering women with the skills of braiding and personal development.
Street Soldiers Radio is live on 106.1 KMEL /iHeartRadio and on YouTube Live discussing the important issue of Domestic Violence with relationship expert Sabrina Robertson. March 15, 2026 Domestic violence affects many people of any age, race or class. The facts are staggering and we are here to help share the infomation to help prevent violence with relationship counselor Dr. Sabrina Robertson. For more help, please visit TheHotline.org An average of 24 people per minute are victims of rape, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner in the United States — more than 12 million women
March 8, 2026
Street Soldiers Radio continued our celebration of Black History Month. Regina Jackson shared her memories with Reverand Jesse Jackson.
