Shannon Estrin | How To Thrive On The Autism Spectrum

James Artissen | Grammys & Legends

A masterclass in music, legacy, and the business behind the art with James Worthy — 3x Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, musician, producer, audio engineer, and label owner (Humble Sound Records). James shares how he carved his lane from Queens to working with icons like Whitney Houston, Justin Bieber, Future, Katy Perry, 112, and Goodie Mob, and why authenticity + consistency beat “viral moments” every time.

John Griggs | Rest In Purpose

Unlocking legacy, purpose, and men’s mental health with John Griggs III—life coach, author, minister, and artist manager. In this powerful conversation, we dig into what legacy really means (beyond money), the safety men are quietly seeking, the discipline it takes to grow, and how faith, therapy, and coaching work together to move you forward. What you’ll hear in this episode * Why legacy is more than a last name—and how to leave something worth holding on to * “Men want the same safety women ask for”—naming what we need and where to find it * Rest vs. grind: building a schedule with quality over quantity (Proverbs 25:28) * From Louisiana → Mississippi → music & artist management → ministry: John’s origin story * Therapy, coaching, and men’s groups—when each one helps most * Answering the call: obedience, purpose, and walking through open doors About John Griggs III John helps men reframe how they think about life, relationships, careers, and faith so they can lead with clarity, discipline, and peace. If this helped you, do these 3 things 1. Subscribe to the channel (it really supports the mission) 2. Like the video so more people find it 3. Comment your biggest insight or next step—you’ll help someone else reading

Shannon Estrin | How To Thrive On The Autism Spectrum

On this episode we sit with Shannon Estrin—author, autism specialist, mental health clinician, and educator—to unpack the truths about legacy, mental health, trauma, and the misunderstood world of neurodiversity. From growing up as a preemie with a 10% chance of survival to becoming a full-time therapist working with youth in mental health hospitals, Shannon shares his incredible testimony of overcoming, healing, and serving. The conversation dives into real issues like broken family systems, the school-to-prison pipeline, toxic masculinity, and how society fails children with special needs—especially Black and Brown kids.

Cory Chapman | Quiet On Set!

In this episode, we sat down with actor Corey Chapman—known for his roles in Better Call Saul, I, Tonya, Stranger Things, and FBI—to talk about the real journey behind the camera. Corey opens up about his creative roots growing up in Decatur, GA, what it’s like to be typecast, how acting classes shaped his emotional intelligence, and his most impactful (and controversial) role as Dylan Klebold in I’m Not Ashamed.

Baby Movin x Blueface Boyz | Murder, Trauma & Triumph

In this powerful episode Sir Gates travels to Los Angeles California to sit down with BFB (Blue Face Boys) and Baby Movin for one of the most raw and emotional interviews yet. From surviving gun violence and life in prison to healing through brotherhood, faith, and purpose, these young men share their unfiltered stories of growing up in South Central LA, navigating gang life, and transforming their pain into passion. You’ll hear testimonies of surviving being shot six times, the emotional toll of losing friends, the trauma of incarceration, and how purpose, family, and God are leading them into a new chapter of legacy-building. This episode is about redemption, resilience, and redefining manhood and community.