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09/06/2026

In this episode Kristeen interviews Wellington Smith IV, a Sacramento educator and Arts & Culture commissioner, about the role of art in community, the creative economy, and empowering youth voices.
Wellington shares personal stories, advice for young artists "do it, showcase it, be brave" and explains why supporting neurodivergent and marginalized creators matters.

09/05/2026

Marvel vs. DC and yes, Disney and Teen Titans got pulled into the debate too.
Our hosts are going head-to-head on heroes, villains, storylines, powers, nostalgia, and who really runs the comic universe. Is Marvel unmatched? Does DC have the better legends? Or did Teen Titans quietly raise a whole generation?
Tap in for the next episode of Voices Beyond The Streets and tell us whose side you’re on.

08/29/2026

Hosts Christine, Jacob, Vibha, and Kloe share personal stories and honest reflections about mental health, including depression, OCD, anxiety, self-harm, and the stigma that surrounds seeking help.
The episode highlights coping strategies, the importance of support from family and friends, resources like the 988 hotline, and respect for people with special needs.

08/28/2026

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08/27/2026

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08/22/2026

In this episode of Voices Beyond the Street, hosts and a special guest discuss why drug abuse is harmful, what it looks like in communities, and how it affects families and young people.They explore the role of social media and the music industry in normalizing substance use, the dangers of fentanyl and unregulated products, and real personal stories of loss and recovery.The conversation ends with practical advice and resources for anyone struggling with addiction: seek support, take baby steps, use available programs and counselors, and surround yourself with people who help you stay sober.

08/16/2026

Young hosts and guest Natalie explore what it means to grow up in immigrant families, balancing cultural identities while navigating school, relationships, and stereotypes.They share personal stories about family values, resilience, and the challenges immigrants face, and discuss Natalie’s goal of becoming an immigration attorney to keep families together and amplify unheard voices.The episode emphasizes empathy, respect for diverse backgrounds, and the importance of seeing each family as a unique story rather than a label.

08/07/2026

Young people speak honestly about finding their voice — from making music on BandLab to learning to be themselves amid peer pressure, fights, and family struggles.They share lessons about chasing dreams, choosing progress over movement, building support systems, and balancing ambition with responsibility.

07/18/2026

Season 1, Six Episodes, Launch date 8.7.26 --

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