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Juvenile Justice || What I Know Now
The Delta Project
25 episodes
6 days ago
To share compelling stories about system-impacted youth, their families, and their communities, so that listeners are inspired to take meaningful community action and support the advocacy work of the Delta Project.
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To share compelling stories about system-impacted youth, their families, and their communities, so that listeners are inspired to take meaningful community action and support the advocacy work of the Delta Project.
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Non-Profit
Business
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Episode 22: How Wardell Frazier Jr. Is Transforming Grand Rapids Through Arts and Youth Leadership
Juvenile Justice || What I Know Now
55 minutes 2 seconds
4 months ago
Episode 22: How Wardell Frazier Jr. Is Transforming Grand Rapids Through Arts and Youth Leadership

Welcome back to “What I Know Now,” a podcast by The Delta Project dedicated to honest, raw conversations about life inside—and beyond—the juvenile justice system. In today’s episode, co-hosts Bilal and Cole Williams are joined by Wardell Frazier Jr., a decorated community leader, nonprofit founder, and executive director of The Diatribe. Wardell shares his powerful journey from growing up in Grand Rapids, through decades of hands-on nonprofit work, to building impactful programs for youth. Together, they dig into the power of authentic servant leadership, the healing and transformative force of arts, and how uplifting youth voices can change lives—and even reshape communities. Plus, Wardell opens up about his personal story, the influence of his father, and the legacy he hopes to leave for his own children. Tune in for an inspiring conversation rooted in love, resilience, and the unshakeable belief that young people deserve to be heard.

Juvenile Justice || What I Know Now
To share compelling stories about system-impacted youth, their families, and their communities, so that listeners are inspired to take meaningful community action and support the advocacy work of the Delta Project.