Neighborhood CEO

Neighborhood Ceo's

Welcome to the Neighborhood CEO podcast, where we connect culture, entertainment, and business! Join us as we take you on a journey through the ever-evolving lifestyle of a Neighborhood CEO. Tune in each week whether, a budding entrepreneur, or a curious mind, our podcast promises to spark your imagination, stimulate your mind, and inspire you.

  1. Aug 12

    From MVP to Champion | Latrell "Prime Time" Winkey on Leadership, Mindset & Winning

    In this episode of Neighborhood CEOs, Jon and Bird sit down with Latrell "Prime Time" Winkey, fresh off earning Tonsler League MVP honors and leading his team to a Tonsler League Championship, for an honest conversation about basketball, discipline, family, and purpose. Latrell shares the story behind his "Prime Time" nickname, the Kobe Bryant mindset that fuels his approach to the game, and the influence his father had on his development as both a player and a man. He also reflects on the difficult decision to leave Louisa for Tandem School and how that choice transformed his academics, confidence, and basketball career. The conversation also explores his college journey, navigating opportunities at VCU and beyond, overcoming setbacks, and turning adversity into motivation. Latrell explains what leadership looks like, how he prepares himself and his teammates, and why consistency, effort, and energy are the foundation of sustained success. Fresh off an MVP season and a championship run, Latrell offers valuable insight into what it really takes to compete at a high level and keep improving when no one is watching. Whether you're an athlete, coach, parent, or someone pursuing excellence in any field, this episode is packed with lessons on resilience, preparation, and purpose. If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from athletes, entrepreneurs, and leaders making an impact in their communities.

  2. Apr 3

    Josh Morales: The Ville

    What does it actually take to build something real from nothing? At just 19, Josh Morales has already built a sports media platform that’s bigger than most local outlets, and he did it in about 16 months. No shortcuts. No overnight success. Just consistency, discipline, and a clear sense of purpose. In this episode, Josh shares how everything started in Charlottesville, inspired by his sister’s basketball journey, and how a tough knee injury in high school forced him to pivot. Instead of letting that moment stop him, he leaned into it, and that’s where everything changed. What began as a simple idea turned into a platform that gives local athletes the visibility they’ve been missing. We talk about how he grew so fast, what he focused on early, and how he treats social media like a real opportunity, not just something to scroll. He breaks down the importance of showing up every day, even when you don’t feel like it, and why discipline will take you further than motivation ever will. Josh also gets real about the pressure, mental health, and staying grounded while things are growing around you. He shares how mentorship, community, and keeping the right people close has helped him stay focused, and why making time for family and real relationships still matters, no matter how busy things get. If you’re trying to build something, whether it’s content, a brand, or a future in sports, this conversation gives you a clear picture of what it really takes. Press play.

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Welcome to the Neighborhood CEO podcast, where we connect culture, entertainment, and business! Join us as we take you on a journey through the ever-evolving lifestyle of a Neighborhood CEO. Tune in each week whether, a budding entrepreneur, or a curious mind, our podcast promises to spark your imagination, stimulate your mind, and inspire you.