Joi Britt has been featured in Major publications including vogue!She’s a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from New York City. She is the owner & therapist of Life Intentionally Psychotherapy Services LCSW PLLC. She’s the "Resident Therapist" for the Nonprofit Professionals of Color Collective through Rutgers. She’s also the host of The Joi of Social Work Podcast where she discusses her life after loss and soon to be licensed in the state of Georgia.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Jamuelle is an Artist, Musician & Filmmaker from San Jose, California. Musical influences span from Frank Ocean, The Weeknd, Joji, Donald Glover, Anderson .Paak & more. He's gone on to also work with Future is Color to writing & directing a commercial for the SD ACLU. Jamuelle has spent his years in San Diego specializing in Marketing & Storytelling to help them find their voice based on their why.  In this episode he discusses life moving from the Philippines to California, Being a Jack of all trades and what motivates him to continue pursuing success after the recent death of his father.

David Chun is a San Diego, California  native and first generation Asian American entrepreneur and business owner. David chats with Evan about his parents journey from Korea to California, his transition from his 9 to 5... to drop shipping... to opening a brick and mortar at the height of the pandemic and his personal definition of success.

FITNESS MOGUL & SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR CRYSTAL JENKINS STOPS BY BRIXK LABS TO CHAT WITH EVANTHESHOW ABOUT DEALING WITH THE MURDER OF HER SISTER, LEAVING A TOXIC RELATIONSHIP, HER  DRAMATIC WEIGHT LOSS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP!

Nigel Byam is a former professional athlete, author and serial entrepreneur. In this episode he shares with us his journey from the playground to playing college basketball, leaving the NBA Draft un-drafted and how he ended up going to the pros without an agent.

Leah James is known for her warm personality and captivating presence on stages across the United States. In this episode, she shares how she struggled with depression from the loss of her mother at a  young age, experienced a brain aneurysm causing her to have a stroke at the age of 16 and how she recovered from losing her memory to becoming the amazing spoken word artist she is today.

Former Fox 5/My9 field producer, Lunic Adisson Boyd, goes from 8 failing businesses, losing a fiance and having an expensive drug habit to thriving with her brand “God Is Great Apparel” and creating an award winning media camp with “A Day At A Time.”

Anita C. Spaulding explains how she went from surviving extreme sexual abuse to overcoming that trauma to be able to teach applicable life skills within the prison system to convicted sex offenders.

Erica Campbell went from fighting Hodgkins Lymphoma to becoming a published model, motivational speaker and the Ambassador of the Leukemia & Lymphoma society and the Lymphoma Research Foundation. Take a listen as the creator of D’zire 2 Survive shares how she beat the disease and mustered the strength to continue accomplishing her goals and dreams.

Laquan Ford  went from a troubled youth secretly spending nights in his high school to graduating from Seton Hall University, receiving his Masters degree in Social work in Children and family services and now the author of Bandages & Cologne.