The Raising Alphas introduce their new partner, Chris Delgado, a Father, an Entrepreneur, a businessman, a Community Leader. The Alphas discuss the importance of setting goals and achieving them, working hard leads to success, and we hear from Chris as he tells his story on how he achieved his dreams...going from rags to riches at a young age. This weeks episode was an impromptu recording which stemmed from a get together with the family that opened up to a discussion among friends. We discuss how important it is to teach our kids the value of their time and how to go against the grain as it relates to being taught the wrong way.

The Raising Alphas discuss Hurricane Ian's destruction in South West Florida and how it brought out the best in people and the community. They explain how community involvement helped restore the devastation along the coast, with people putting their differences aside and focusing on helping others in their time of need. Steve discusses his deployment down south with a 30-man Engine Strike Team to aid in stabilizing two fire departments whose call volume exceeded their capabilities after the storm. The Alphas also discuss an influential man that changed their life. They share how the two of them met through him and how they received the news of his death.Alpha of theWeek: 5-year-old Colt Peterson is facing serious health issues and currently searching for the right medical care. On October 22nd, CrossFit Unmatched will be hosting an event for him, with all proceeds going to Cole Peterson's GoFundMe.Beta of the Weak: An entire medical class at New York University got Professor Maitland Jones fired after claiming that his class was too difficult. The professor even paid more than $5000 out of his own pocket to produce organic chemistry lectures to help students succeed despite the school's closure in the Spring of 2020.https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-future-swat-operator-colt-and-his-family

Raising Alphas Stephen Davis and David Panzik talk about saying something when you see something, doing the right thing, and making a stand for your beliefs. In this episode, Steve tells his story - Alone in the Fire, The Chief Davis Story. He opens into how his supervisor hid evidence from his grievance, which led to his termination and loss in two of his grievances. Steve also discusses how the union lied to him regarding a Religious Exemption for one of his employees and the importance of holding people accountable for their actions. The Alphas introduce "Alphas of the Week" and "Beta of the Weak." Surprising news for Steve as Dave breaks some Great news with a Huge Win for the Raising Alphas brand.

The Alphas discuss the importance of parents staying alert in today's society as our children are constantly being exposed to brainwashing tactics in school, in sports, on social media, on TV, by their peers, and many other ways. Today's society is filled with challenges and nuances for parents. Every time your child goes out of your house they are at risk of being exposed to degenerates pushing their explicit behaviors and preying on the young. The Alphas reference the newest season of Cobra Kai and how it represents how kids are put into situations where they are being Brainwashed by adults in their life. Parents need to stay alert, diligent, and engaged. We are responsible for protecting our young and teaching them from right and wrong. Segments:Alpha of the WeekBeta of the weak

In this weeks episode, the Raising Alphas Project addresses men specifically about having Courage & Bravery!! Courage is the key element in fighting the current war against a tyrannical government. It requires risk and to travel in uncharted waters. Courage is an essential trait and quality of the Alpha. Alphas can't be Alphas without Courage & Bravery. The Alphas discuss how having Courage and Bravery will influence and resonant with your children. This will help them become strong leaders. In this episode, the Alphas talk about the Original Alpha during COVID,Nurse Erin Olszewski, and how she exposed Corruption, Deceit, and Fraud all over New York City. Her Courage inspired thousands to stand up and start asking questions and hold these corrupt politicians accountable. The Alphas feature their new segments with Alpha of the Week and beta of the Week.

This week the Raising Alphas discuss the importance of competition among kids and how it supports the growth of them in the real world as they come into adulthood. Competition can be seen not only in sports, but in everyday life with a career, school, or dealing with adversity. Competition in the youth is vital for a strong foundation for leadership. The Alphas honor a fallen local hero, Austin Duran, with the Apopka Fire Department. The Raising Alphas Project closes their 4th episode with a NEW Segment that is not only entertaining, but important for recognition as we navigate today's society. Enjoy!

The Raising Alphas head to St Pete for the Blexit Light It Up Block Party. Met some influential community leaders to include: Kevin Jenkins, Craig Long, Johnny Branham, Megan Mcglover, Pierre Wilson the National Director with Blexit. We discuss leadership in the household and making a difference in today's generation through strong values and guidance.

The Raising Alphas Project hosts their first event; Family Field Day with Fathers, Orange County on Fathers Day. We talk with the sponsors of the event and discuss the importance of fathers in the household.

The Raising Alphas Project is committed to raising the next generation of leaders not followers. For them to understand they have a bigger purpose in life that is reached by having an unrelenting drive to succeed. They will understand that there is no reward without hard work, risk, and sacrifice. A generation with the confidence that if thrown to the wolves, they will return leaders of the pack.