RAISED Radio
By King Armand
RAISED RadioFeb 17, 2020
Lisa Ann Interview w/ Armand King
Voices of Men 360
Parenting Hard to Reach Youth
Educating Canadian Youth
Youth Consultant Snapshot
Live with Activist Timea
Entrepreneurship & Non Profits
Voice of Men 360
Host: Dr. Camille Cummings, International Domestic Violence Advocate, Voice of Men 360
Special Guest: Armand King, COO of Paving Great Futures
Domestic Human Sex Trafficking Expert Consultant, USA
Canada Youth Advisory Group
Virtual Book Tour 2020
The raised in pimp city virtual book tour has gone across this country educating and informing those on the truths about domestic urban human sex trafficking. Take this moment to dive into my California tour. Thank you to all of the lived experience experts that helped make this tour possible. And for all of those who have not attended stay tuned for a special event coming soon.
Book Tour
Give It To Me Straight!!
Ask Me The Hard Sh*t Prt 2
Ask Me The Hard Sh*t Prt 1
Breaking Down The Game 101 prt4
Breaking Down The Game 101 Prt3
Breaking Down The Game 101 Prt2
COVID-19 & The Game
As calls are coming in left and right to both me and my sister Jaimee Johnson we had to do an emergency podcast. Airing tonight at 8 PM the podcast about how this situation is not only impacting the world as a whole but how is this directly impacting those fresh out of the game, those working In strip clubs, survivor leaders, and the potential of those reentering the game. Join us tonight and hopefully we can invoke thoughts and solutions.
Breaking Down the Game 101 prt 1
Human Sex Trafficking and it’s Impact on Communities of Color Prt 4
Human Sex Trafficking and It’s Impact on Communities of Color Prt 3
Message from the Youth
One Life
Human Sex Trafficking and its Impact on Commmunities of Color Part 2
Lived Experienced Experts Jaimee Johnson and Adrianna Griffen join me in Stockton California for a conversation on how human sex trafficking impacts communities of color. This episode is a second half of a conversation recorder on the Rebel Roze podcast by Jaimee Johnson,
From San Diego to Stockton
Why My Own Book Disgusted Me!
Gangs!! What is The Current State of Gangs in San Diego
Sunday morning at church service is not usually the place where gangs are discussed and definitely in as much detail as this. It takes a tremendous pastor to lead this type of conversation. A conversation he chose not to lead alone but with a lived experienced expert Crip Gang Member and a lived experienced expert Blood Gang Member.
If you were interested in learning more about the current state of American Black Gangs tune in here and get the uncut truth from people who have lived it and done it.
Book Coming Soon
Dear Sex Trafficking Filmmakers,
Talking Human Sex Trafficking at Church / Debrief with Cierra Robinson
Taking on The Fight of Helping HST Survivors With Legal Issues w/ Jamie Beck
Helping survivors of Human Sex Trafficking with legal services is crucial to their success. These issues can sometimes be the making or breaking point in someones transition out of the life. Thanks to amazing people like Jamie Beck and her organization Free To Thrive, survivors are now receiving these much needed services throughout San Diego. Tune in and listen to how this is done and what the actual need is for services like this in the United States.
For more information on Jamie Beck and Free To Thrive please visit https://freetothrive.org/
Does Hip Hop Music Play a Role In Sexual Exploitation?
Does Hip Hop Music Play a Role In Sexual Exploitation? Raised In Pimp City Q&A #1 with Rhonelle Bruder of Toronto Canada.
I'm often times on the phone with someone that I have never met in person answering questions about my background in the subculture of Pimping and Prostitution. Today I was about to enter into another one of these conversations with Rhonelle Bruder when the idea of making this a thing for my podcast. I mean why not? Im asked some pretty damn good questions that others may want to know as well. For the sake of keeping this as authentic as possible I asked her to stop our conversation so that we could set up a podcast instead to capture our dialogue. Now here it is live for you to listen to as we discuss the. influence of rap music and domestic human sex trafficking.
Trafficking In Texas!
Today we have the honor of speaking with Dixie Hairston who's a Research Project Manager for The University of Texas at Austin. With 4 years of in depth research on at-risk youth and young adult sexual exploitation and several years involved in social work and been involved in legislative work involving trafficking. Dixie is in tune and in touch with trafficking in Texas. Lets talk solutions!
The United States Role In Labor Trafficking
Join me and my guest Amanda Colegrove as we discuss labor trafficking and how we as Americans can help end it. Amanda is the Safe Harbor Expansion Coordinator for the Minnesota Department of Health. She manages the integration of, identification of, and services to labor trafficked youth in Minnesota's response to sex trafficking.
All Sides Needed At The Table
It’s been a while since my last podcast 🤦🏾♂️ So much good and seemingly bad things have happened in this past month. Really the past few months. Since nobody will talk to me but rather just talk about me, I figured that it’s time to open the dialogue. Communication is everything. My sister Jaimee Johnson joins me for the conversation.
Can a former exploiter be able to help in the anti sex trafficking movement?
What are the pros & cons of this?
Can the victimized and former victimizer ever work together to save others from falling into the game?
What are possible solutions to unify the people who’s common goal is to help save lives?
#SolutionBased #NoHate #NoGossip
Every 26 Seconds a Child is Sold
Dear Medical Professionals
The Most Overlooked Survivor Service In San Diego
Epiphany Women In Focus, the most overlooked survivor created and led organization in San Diego. Listen to my sister Rashida Hameed as she speaks on the solutions shes been applying over the past 10 years. This has got to be one of the realest conversations that I have had with an organization that comes directly from my community and background. Her continued service to women and children is invaluable.