Send us Fan Mail The “On That Time Podcast” returns with a powerful and inspiring episode as hosts KINGPIN and TEAJAY sit down with basketball trainer, entrepreneur, musician, and business owner Corey Frazier Jr. to discuss legacy, adversity, redemption, and success. Born into the respected Frazier family legacy, Corey reflects on the lasting influence of his uncle, the great Ricky Frazier — the Missouri Tigers star who led Mizzou to two NCAA Tournament appearances before being selected by the Chicago Bulls in the 2nd Round, 26th overall, of the 1982 NBA Draft. Corey shares how that legacy inspired his love for basketball and shaped the mindset that drives him today. Growing up in Charleston, Missouri, Corey was raised in a household built on discipline, education, and ambition. He speaks on the impact of his mother, a successful engineer, whose work ethic and determination inspired him to pursue greatness both on and off the court. He also reflects on learning the game from his father, Corey Frazier Sr. — former Saint Louis Billikens player who helped lead the Billikens to an NCAA Tournament appearance alongside former NBA player and St. Louis native Larry Hughes. Corey Sr. later became a respected coach and elite trainer who worked with programs such as OTE and USA Basketball, helping develop some of the nation’s top talent. Corey also takes listeners through his high school basketball journey, where he competed against some of the nation’s top talent and future NBA superstars, including Jayson Tatum and Devin Booker. From intense matchups to unforgettable moments on the hardwood, Corey shares stories from an era filled with elite competition and high-level basketball. But the road to success wasn’t easy. Corey opens up about overcoming personal struggles, including a short jail stint, and battling through the kinds of adversities that plague many young people in the Black community. He speaks candidly about the challenges, poor decisions, and life lessons that could have sent him down the wrong path — and how he found the strength to turn adversity into motivation and purpose. Instead of allowing setbacks to define him, Corey used them as fuel to build a better future. Today, Corey is the founder of Corey Frazier Basketball, where he mentors and develops young athletes while continuing to expand his influence through business, music, and his clothing brand, KING VISION. This episode is more than basketball — it’s about legacy, family, perseverance, faith, and turning struggle into success. 🎙️ Don’t miss Corey Frazier Jr. on the next episode of “On That Time Podcast.” A real story. A real journey. A conversation that will inspire the next generation Support the show Step into a space where culture, ambition, and real-life stories collide. This podcast dives deep into the worlds of business, leadership, and entrepreneurship, while celebrating the richness of food, sports, and global culture. Each episode brings raw, honest conversations with people from all walks of life—founders, creators, athletes, chefs, and everyday individuals with extraordinary journeys. We explore the highs and lows of mental health, the lessons learned through failure and success, and what it truly means to be a boss and a leader in today’s world. Whether you’re here for motivation, knowledge, or simply a good story, this podcast delivers insight, inspiration, and a refreshing look at the human experience. Tune in and grow with us—one story at a time.
