Stay ConnectedStreet TV podcast is hosted by Alex Alonso who has been studying and researching street culture for over 20 years. He has taken interviews from his video platform, re-edited them with some narration and added portions that have never been released. These interviews include gangs members, formerly incarcerated, authors, elected officials, activists, hip-hop artists and other influencers.
Contact: http://www.streetgangs.com/contact/alexalonso
On episode 6, Alex Alonso travels to Bryan, Texas to meet up with Walter Watson, who grew up in South Los Angeles and became a member of Slauson Village, one of the most know Black gangs during the 1950s and 60s. After witnessing the Watts Riots of 1965 he is sent to prison, where he becomes involved in the revolutionary prison movement meeting people like Hugo "Yogi" Pinnell, Ruchell Magee and George Jackson. After prison guards killed three black inmates in January of 1970, WL Nolan, Cleveland Edwards and Alvin Miller, it kicked off a chain of events that would see several people killed including a shootout at San Marin Court House, the killing of prison guards John Mills and William Shull, then a huge prison riot in San Quentin Prison by George Jackson where he would die. Walter Watson was charged in the murder in William Shull with 6 other inmates known as the Soledad 7. He also became a member of the Black Guerrilla Family, a prison gang.
Video portions of this interview: https://bit.ly/3p1gsRk
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On episode 5, Alex Alonso sits down with legendary Los Angeles radio DJ, Greg Mack of 1580 KDAY. Greg Mack came to Los Angeles in 1983 during the early years of Hip-Hop in Los Angeles and worked with several ground breaking artists during the beginnings of their career. Greg was the first DJ to play Toddy Tee's 1985 hit song, the Batter Ram, he had Dr. Dre and DJ Yella play mixes on Saturday nights in 1984, he presented Eazy-E's first song to the world and launched the career of many rappers. KDAY radio station was sold in 1990, and that marked the end of an important era in West Coast hip-hop. Check out this episode for an amazing history of Los Angeles hip-hop.
Video portions of this interview: https://bit.ly/37WChLB
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1976 S. LaCienega Blvd, #351
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On episode 4, Alex Alonso sits down with Leroy "Chico" Brown who grew up in Compton, California, specifically Corner Poccet Crip hood. Chico talks about getting shot at 12 years old, the killing of Orlando Anderson which occurred between the Michael and Jerry Stone of Poccet Hood and how he started small time hustling with marijuana to buying kilos of cocaine with Freeway Ricky Ross. He would eventually land in prison along with Ross when they got entrapped to buy cocaine from a Nicaraguan cocaine trafficker Oscar Danilo Blandon in 1995. Chico also talks about Gary Webb, who linked his case to the CIA in his book, "Dark Alliance" and he believes that Webb did not commit suicide.
Video portions of this interview: https://bit.ly/34mPEmc
Email Alex Alonso: https://www.streetgangs.com/contact/alexalonso
Mailing Address:
Street TV
1976 S. LaCienega Blvd, #351
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Web1: http://www.streettv.net
Web 2: http://www.streetgangs.com
Merch: http://www.streetgangs.com/store
Phone: 323.68one.997nine
In this episode Alex Alonso sits down with Mexican Cartel hitman who worked for the Arrellano-Felix organization based in Tijuana , Mexico. When Martin was serving prison time in the early 1990s he linked with a contact to David "Popeye" Barron from San Diego's Barrio Logan. Popeye was connected to the Arrellano-Felix cartel since 1990 and by 1992 held a high position in the organization. When Martin was released from prison he meets with Popeye and starts working for him as a hitman.
Video portions of this interview: https://bit.ly/3du8laE
Email Alex Alonso: https://www.streetgangs.com/contact/alexalonso
Mailing Address:
Street TV
1976 S. LaCienega Blvd, #351
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Web: http://www.streetgangs.com
Merch: http://www.streetgangs.com/store
Phone: 323.68one.997nine
In episode two Alex A. Alonso interviews Big Spider from the PlayBoy Gangster Crips (PBG). They are located west of LaCienega Blvd in a community known then as Cadillac-Corning. The City of Los Angeles has renamed this community La Cienega Heights and it has been experiencing gentrification and a Jewish resurgence. This is also the first street gangs to have a Gang Injunction imposed against them in 1987.
Video portions of this interview: https://bit.ly/3dnN16N
Email Alex Alonso: http://www.streetgangs.com/contact/alexalonso
Mailing Address:
Street TV
1976 S. LaCienega Blvd, #351
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Merch: http://www.streetgangs.com/store
Phone: 323.68one.997nine
In our premiere episode Alex A. Alonso interviews S-Bone from Rollin 40s NeighborHood Crips. They are located just south of the University of Southern California in South Los Angeles between Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and Vernon Avenue. Learn about the formation of crews, the transition to gangs, peace treaties and truces and how a former friend attempted to kill S-Bone. Visit: https://bit.ly/33m7iWR to watch video portions of this interview.
Email Alex Alonso: https://www.streetgangs.com/contact/alexalonso
Mailing Address:
Street TV
1976 S. LaCienega Blvd, #351
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Web1: http://www.streettv.net
Web 2: http://www.streetgangs.com
Merch: http://www.streetgangs.com/store
Phone: 323.68one.997nine
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This is the introduction episode to the Street TV podcast. Learn how the podcast will differ from the Street TV video platform.
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