"Black Words Matter" with Special Guest: Mckenna Philpot Bowden

"The Duality of Sound" + World Premiere New Music with Special Guests: Reesie Woods & Vibewdb

Happy Black Music Month! The Amber Alert is back and today I am sitting down with two amazing artists, Reesie Woods and Vibewdb talking about their upcoming project, working together, and premiering their new single "Somebody Like U". - Stay Alert! Follow the artists on Instagram! @reesiewoods @vibewdb  Follow The Amber Alert on Instagram: @theamberalertradio

"Black Words Matter" with Special Guest: Mckenna Philpot Bowden

The Amber Alert is back with a new episode...FINALLY! I chat with award winning poet and author of "Black Words Matter Chatbook" Mckenna Philpot Bowden. Throughout our conversation we talk about her book and the lessons within it. Why do Black words matter? How to find your purpose?  Follow Mckenna: mckennb.com All social Platforms: @mc_ke_nna IG: black_words_matter_chatbook Follow The Amber Alert IG: @theamberalertradio

"Midnight Conversations" Special Guest: Reesie Woods

Originally posted: March 8, 2019 All the way from Merrillville Indiana, Reesie Woods stops by and talks about his first EP Midnight! We dive into his personal body of work and talk about what we all relate to when the clock strikes 12. From chasing dreams, defying stereotypes, romance, and breaking out of our comfort zone, it is all discussed here! Music with a Message: Can't Hardly Breathe Midnight is OUT NOW | Instagram: @reesiewoods [https://www.mixcloud.com/reesiewoods] Stay Alert! Instagram: @theamberalertradio [https://www.mixcloud.com/theamberalertradio]

"Curl Talk" with Special Guests: Collegiate Curls!

Originally Posted: November 30, 2018 Joining me on this episode is President and Vice President of the new organization on the St. John's Campus COLLEGIATE CURLS! Lajahnik Valentine (president) and Ariel Metayer (vp) sit down with me and dish about their org and we talk about natural hair, cultural appropriation, and texturism! Stay Alert!

"To Code-Switch or Not to Code-Switch?"

Originally Posted: November 8, 2018 To Code-Switch or Not to Code-Switch, that is the question... I am breaking down code-switching and Ebonics to shine a light on their powers. African Americans speak in many tongues but when we speak in our language "Ebonics" it is shunned. Not anymore! There is no need to code-switch because being yourself is how you get ahead and not acting like your oppressor. You all will hear commentary from Amandla Stenberg on code-switching in The Hate U Give and in reality, the powerful words of Sister Souljah and a spoken word on 3 Ways to Speak English by Jamila Lyiscott! Love you for listening! Stay Alert.