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In this episode I sit down with the Podcast King aka Pod God, Brendan Boyd. During this candid conversation Brendan and I discuss how to not get stuck in the past, the best platforms to promote your podcast, and why 99% of podcasts make no money.

In this episode I chat with Randell Adjei, who is Ontario's first Poet Laureate, and the founder of the community focused organization RISE Entertainment. During our conversation we discuss mindset, how to deal with and perceive failure, understanding troubled teens, and the reasoning behind the rising crime rate in Toronto.

Me and your mom were so broke that we had to take the bus to the hospital when her water broke. People were looking at us like we were crazy. Yes, you read that correctly, and those words are based on my guests life, taken from his latest novel, And The There was Us. In this episode I sit down with Author and Writer Kern Carter who at this time just published his 4th book. 

During this live podcast recording (with an audience), we navigate through the heart of his novel, and explore the complexities of forgiveness and resentment, and share insights into the Black Caribbean culture. Additionally, Kern shares his unique perspective as a single father, which adds layers of depth to our conversation, shedding light on the challenges and joys of parenthood from a father's lens.

So whether you're a fan of literature, intrigued by diverse perspectives, or simply seeking inspiration in the human experience, this episode promises to be a thought-provoking and uplifting listening experience.

What is the #1 reason why relationships fail? Do words really hold the power we say they do, or do we give them meaning? What if theres a way to live with minimal disappointment, would you be interested? If so, listen to this episode with Happiness Specialist and Inner Peace Practitioner, Rebecca L. Norrington. FYI Rebecca's audio was not the greatest, but please don't let that stop you from giving this episode an honest listen. Peace and Love!

In this episode, I chat with a college dropout and former gunner in the Marines. Think Black Rambo! Yes I made that reference! His name is Darryen "Rich" Richardson aka Mastermind Rich or Moneybag Rich, and he built multiple six figure businesses all by the age of 31. Darryen is a cognitive psychology wizard known for transforming knowledge into business success. In this episode we discuss his transformation as a young adult in Brooklyn, NY being up to no good to helping businesses generate over $10M in revenue. Oh yeah, he also shares the #1 difference between Black entrepreneurs and non Black entrepreneurs plus so much more. You gotta listen.

My next guest Dr. Lulu has been divorced twice, filed for bankruptcy, is the mother of Transgender teenager, became a Pediatrician and a Lt. Col, Commander in the United States Air Force. She is also the author of 7 books and was featured on Oprah. Need I say more?