Voices With Jawan Strader

It’s black business month, and Jawan is speaking with chef and business owner Amaris Jones. She’s talking about her journey and the advice she would give to other small businesses.

The Florida legislature passed a joint resolution to dramatically expand the homestead property tax exemption for non-school levies. But the impact could make waves when it comes to programs for children.

As of July 27, Temporary Protection Status has been terminated for roughly 350,000 Haitian nationals, with thousands now being forced to return to a country facing civil unrest. 

Working to improve the quality of life of all children especially African-American children Celebrating the 70th Teen Leadership Conference in South Florida

Juneteenth represents a defining chapter in our history as our nation commemorates its 250th Anniversary

The TAP Program marks 40 Years of criminal justice reform alternatives to teen and adult non-violent offenders to break the cycles of incarceration

Arts Access Miami is expanding art education for students in Miami-Dade County. Jawan sits down with the president of the organization and a local school principal who say it could change the lives of some students.

Congressional maps across the country are changing and it could your vote. Jawan speaks with former State Senator Dwight Bullard on the impact on black voters.

A one-on-one conversation with Shibbon Winelle after her son died by suicide. How she’s turning pain into purpose by sharing her emotional journey with grief.

Jawan sits down with Be Strong International, INC. on ways to educate the community on mental health. He speaks with the CEO of the organization and a board-certified psychiatrist on efforts to highlight services

It’s Haitian Heritage Month and we’re talking about Haitian Pride with Miss Choucoune International 2025 and the founder of the pageant.

Jawan sits down with the hosts of the new podcast ‘Who’s your Ma Honey? Show’. They talk about resilience through trauma and shame.

Jawan sits down one-on-one with Miss Miami Gardens 2026. She opens up about losing her parents to immigration enforcement and how she turned her pain into purpose.