“Don’t Settle For One Roll”

Why Did I Have A Taste For That!

In this episode of Leave It To Larremore, Bryant Larremore explores the idea that our attraction to “finer things” or experiences beyond our current budget or exposure is actually a signal from our future self, hinting at the greater life we are meant to live. He talks about how our tastes, preferences, and inner pull toward more—better environments, higher-quality things, and new arenas—are evidence of a greater purpose already planted inside us. Bryant encourages listeners to align with their true value, lean on God’s promises (like being made above and not beneath), and take responsibility for doing the work required to reach what their soul already has a taste for. Using examples like choosing the most expensive fabric without knowing the price or having a “palette” for spaces you haven’t lived in yet, he reminds listeners that they carry enough “seed” within to impact their whole lineage and challenges them to ask: how bad do you really want what your future is calling you to?

In Preparation For The Elevation

In this heartfelt episode of Leave It To Larimore, Bryant opens up about an abrupt end to his nearly 20–year career and what it means to start over when life shifts without warning.  He reflects on past jobs that once felt uncomfortable but ultimately prepared him for greater opportunities, reminding us that every season is shaping us for what comes next.  Drawing on faith, he talks about God’s track record, how every closed door is part of a bigger orchestration, and why we can trust that “if He did it before, He can do it again.”  Whether you share his beliefs or simply sense that something bigger is at work in your life, this conversation invites you to see your hardest moments as preparation, not punishment, and to find gratitude in the journey.

Don't Ask Just Do!!

In episode 22 of “Leave It to Larremore,” Bryant Larremore shares a powerful real-life encounter with a snake that God uses to expose the gap between what we say we believe and how we actually move. What starts as a moment of fear turns into a vivid lesson on spiritual authority, obedience, and the difference between rebuking a thing and putting your foot on it. Bryant unpacks how God has already given us the tools, access, and permission we keep praying for, and how the real delay is often our own hesitation to act. If you’ve ever found yourself waiting on God while heaven is waiting on you, this episode will challenge you to step into your next level, walk in your favor, and become the version of yourself your future is counting on.

Please Tell Me!

In this episode, Bryant Larremore positions himself as a kind of messenger between women and the men he talks with in spaces like the barbershop, asking women to explain specifically where men fall short of their expectations. He explores how roles like “protector” or “leader” can mean very different things to different people and argues that a lot of conflict comes from never defining what those roles actually look like in action. Using examples like how “peace” might mean agreement to one man but silence to another, he invites women to describe, in detail, what they need and how they define safety, peace, and support in relationships.

Am I Loyal To My Environment?

In this episode of Leave It 2 Larremore, Bryant Larremore talks about what happens when you outgrow your environment and have to choose between loyalty to where you came from and commitment to where you are going.  He uses vivid examples—like a 15‑year‑old in a kindergarten class or an adult shopping in the baby section—to show how staying in places you’ve outgrown can hold you back.  Bryant challenges listeners to prioritize their future, embrace growth, and be willing to leave environments, habits, and social circles that no longer match their destiny, all while still appreciating humble beginnings.