Voices With Jawan Strader

She’s a jazz singer, a political activist, and an entrepreneur who built a retail empire after leading the charge to integrate Bayside Marketplace. She shares her remarkable story and serenades Jawan

The mayor shares her thoughts, plans and memories about issues including Fluoride in the Water; Immigration, Transportation, Affordable Housing and Surfside.

The Divine Nine Sorority provides laundry supplies and free use of a laundry mat to give those less fortunate a chance at a better life. 

Libby Hikind is a former teacher who used grants to get supplies for her classroom and students. Now she’s the self-proclaimed “Queen of Grants” and uses what she learned to teach others how to cash in on all the free money that’s out there for almost anything.

Douglas Denton, CEO of Monarch Yachts, talks about his journey to becoming one of the world’s first black yacht manufacturers. And opportunities in the luxury yachting industry.

It’s a holiday tradition sponsored by the T5 Foundation a non-profit that helps the homeless and provides scholarships to students in need.

Michelle McKoy struggled for decades to have a baby. In that time, she turned her pain into purpose and created the Florida Fertility Expo to help others having the same experience. She was finally successful via IVF at age 50.

The Grammy winning entertainer talks about putting performing on the backburner for motherhood and how she uses her celebrity platform to help other parents who are raising children on the Autism Spectrum

Parents of murdered children and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Keon Hardemon find common ground on the show after remarks are made stemming from the renaming of streets after song lyrics

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.