Voices With Jawan Strader

Tis the season for rhymes and reason. We examine the artform and its impact.

As we remember the day the dreamer died, we look ahead to efforts to keep Dr. Martin Luther King’s hope for humanity alive

Migrant rights and responsibilities as the government cracks down and rewrites the rules

The entertainer joins us to talk about his new whiskey “Amber & Opal”

A non-profit named for a pre-teen who drowned, joins forces with the YMCA of South Florida and Jack Nicklaus Children’s Hospital to provide free swimming lessons to all who want them.

Foot Forward Foundation takes a unique approach to bringing about change , one pair of shoes at a time

Jackie speaks to Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd who was appointed to lead the state’s immigration enforcement council.

We meet twin brothers who have been paired through Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Miami, with two Miami-Dade Firefighters to serve as their mentors.

The city of Miramar hosts an exhibition with the goal of generating new business connections 

Jawan gets a dose of financial literacy from the woman behind the largest black owned bank in the country.

The iconic women’s organization brings back its annual fair to encourage the black family to be physically healthy, financially wealthy and wise.

It’s the 20th anniversary of the fun fundraiser that spreads awareness and generates support for research and ancillary services.

Jawan sits down with a cardiac specialist and a patient suffering with Atrial Fibrillation.

Exonerated after serving more than 40 years for a crime he didn’t commit, Gary Tyler creates comforting works of art from a skill he learned in prison.

Miami Gardens Mayor Rodney Harris and up and coming entertainer Pretty Porcelain talk about what’s happening on stage and off during the iconic music festival.

Investment expert and author Michelle Lilly shares her insights about the risks and rewards from digital currencies.

Jazz musician and teacher Melton Mustafa joins us to talk about the festival and introduces us to two of his students.

The Fort Lauderdale Chapter of the Divine Nine sorority celebrates 75 years. Chapter President and First Vice President highlight contributions and future plans.

Non-profit that helps children, first responders, and other organizations in need. Foundation named for Brianne Ashley, who died in a tragic crash. Her mother Elaine making her mess her mission.

Legal Advice from the President of the Haitian Law Association Deborah Saint-Vil on what Haitians in the US should do now.