When I met Steve his freshman year, he was just a young kid trying to find his way around the campus. I would later learn he was a very talented and passionate basketball player. A passion that would transfer into his career as one of the best high school coaches in the Atlanta area. 

Attorney Jaffe Silcott knew she was destined for great things as a child. She talks about growing up in Alabama in an athletic family, finding her true calling while in college, and how her sports career molded her for giving back to the community through activism. 

Another member of the Black Sheep comedy tour stops by the podcast to talk about his start in comedy, his days as a ball boy for the Buffalo Bills as well as being a part of a high school team that won a few state championships. 

We finish the conversation with Brandon George. He tells us about how his frat brothers helped but also hindered his transition to LA, the difficulties he faced living in Los Angeles, his first time on stage and how he knew that was the place he needed to be. 

An O.G member of the Black Sheep Comedy tour Brandon George stops thru to talk about his football days where he played along future NFL ballers, his college football experience and how a childhood dream led him to living in LA and pursuing stand up comedy.

Long before college athletes were able to earn a dollar off their names and likeness Steve was in the trenches making things happen on their behalf. Steve stopped by the podcast to talk about his journey in sports, his passion for helping young athletes become successful off the field, and his start in stand up comedy. 

Coach Kyle Jones stops by to talk about his start in track in field, competing against an Olympic Gold Medalist, being misunderstood as a teammate in college, and his faith.

Comedian Nick Murphy stops by to talk about his basketball playing days, coming up short time after time in the state playoffs, his teammates that went pro, and the lessons his dad instilled in him along the way. Catch him out in the streets of Atlanta behind the mic.

A veteran in Georgia wrestling rings Dominic Stuckey comes bye and let's us in on the importance of narrative in wrestling, dealing with difficult people, and his future plans in the ring! You'll see him at the big show soon!

Long before running one of the most successful comedy shows in Atlanta (The All Black Comedy Show) Anthony Shackelford aka Shack DD was giving running backs and wide receivers nightmares on the gridiron. Originally from Gainesville, FL Shack DD talks about football life at Howard University, his "why" for playing football and how he leads his pulpit online.