Fathers matter.
The Streets Were My Father traces the lives of three men one black, two Hispanic who lacked fathers in their lives. All three fell into the vortex of statistics involving children and especially boys when their fathers are not around.
85% of youths in prison grew up without a father
90% of homeless and runaways grew up without a father
71% of high school dropouts lack a father in the home
And 70% of Americans believe fathers matter in a child’s life and absent fathers are our greatest social problem.
The three men in
The Streets Were My Father grew up with no guidance, no structure, and no future. All three ended up being men of the streets, doing and dealing drugs, shooting people and getting shot in criminal violence, running from the police and disrespecting authority, living meaningless lives of self-destruction. They had no one around to tell them that what they were doing was wrong, and other things they could do were right. They were career crim
Greg Moceri joins
American Private Radio – producer of the extremely successful “Our American Stories” program – as strategy and content consultant. The “Our American Stories” nightly program is currently heard on more than 300 stations, including new affiliate KEIB-AM, Los Angeles “The Patriot AM 1150.” American Private Radio CEO and show host
Lee Habeeb says, “We’re thrilled to have Greg as a part of the team. We’ve long admired his well-earned
standing in the business, his ability to help stations and talent be better versions of themselves, and his all-around excellence and cheerfulness, too. He is already making a real difference.” Moceri, CEO of