The 22/83 Project Podcast

Steve Jobs: Make Something Wonderful

What if making something wonderful wasn’t just a goal—but a responsibility? In this episode, we step inside the mind of Steve Jobs—not the entrepreneur, but the philosopher. We break down the ideas behind Think Different, the fierce devotion to beauty and simplicity, and why Jobs believed the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world… are the ones who do. It was never exclusively about making great products. It was about making great meaning.

Virgil Abloh: The Wonderment of A Dreamer

This episode explores the boundless imagination and philosophies of Virgil Abloh, a visionary who saw creativity as a tool for empowerment. We dive into how he used design not just to make statements, but to ask better questions—challenging the rules of fashion, art, and culture. From his philosophies to his overall demeanor we reflect on how Virgil embodied the spirit of a dreamer: someone who reimagines the world not as it is, but as it could be.

Hedy Lamarr: The Beauty of Limitless Potential

In this episode, we journey through the extraordinary life of Hedy Lamarr — a woman who defied every box the world tried to put her in. Known to many as a glamorous Hollywood actress, Hedy was also a visionary inventor whose ideas helped shape the future of wireless technology. Hedy refused to be limited by the expectations of her era. She chased a deeper calling, one that transcended red carpets and scripts, and instead carved a path toward innovation, impact, and legacy. We explore how Hedy’s pursuit of destiny reminds us that purpose often lives beyond what others see.

Patrick Kelly: Laughing Down the Runway

This week, The 22/83 Project [PODCAST] explores the irreverent brilliance of Patrick Kelly, a designer who turned the fashion world on its head by daring to be fully himself. From Southern roots to the runways of Paris , Kelly's work challenged convention, celebrated identity, and carried messages deeper than fabric. This episode is a tribute to a man who saw style as storytelling, and who used the runway as a platform not for pretense—but for truth, humor, and fearless authenticity. Because sometimes, a laugh is more radical than a protest.

Reginald F. Lewis: The Willpower of Man

From a kid coming out of East Baltimore to becoming the first Black man to close a billion-dollar business deal, this episode dives into the inner engine that drove Lewis forward—family, fearlessness, and focus. We peel back the layers behind the headlines to explore his failures, his ambitions, and the legacy he left behind. It’s not just about making history—it’s about rewriting it.