The Tyrus Thomas Interview: Education first, being accountable as a parent, bad trainers & more.

Bearly Watched Podcast FT Lester Wiltfong Jr.: Caleb Williams settles down, Bears defense, Texans matchup & more.

Devon & Lester cover Caleb Williams week 1 debut.

The Shelbiee Arreguin Interview: Mental Health, being an artist, changing narratives & more.

“How do you not take mental health seriously…it’s where I’m going to use my Superpowers!” Artist Shelbiee Arreguin is creatively helping others overcome the stigma of mental health through art therapy. With a degree in Fine Arts and currently obtaining a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Shelbiee hopes to empower today’s youth by utilizing her own experiences with anxiety and her mental health journey. “Being forged in the fire of affliction”, Shelbiee offers hope and empowers you to embrace the fire as it molds you to who you are.

The Lilly Dempski Interview: Dance journey, dancing abroad, giving back & more.

“I’m going to change the world one day!” Lilly Dempski is inspiring the world through dance. She’s more than just a dance student, she’s a dance teacher, and founder of Dance for Hope, fundraising for cancer through dance. Traveling internationally to broaden her horizons and bring different techniques to the classroom, Lilly continually envisions her dreams through teaching others and uses the power of community to bring her dancing dreams to life.

The Tyrus Thomas Interview: Education first, being accountable as a parent, bad trainers & more.

“Basketball was my Sanctuary…I played for the love of it.” Baton Rouge native, and former NBA player, Tyrus Thomas discusses his love for basketball, where his passion originated, and his journey from LSU to becoming the 4th Overall pick in the NBA. As Tyrus transitions in his career from being a player to coaching, he highlights the importance of education and the power academics play for athletes, mental health, the negative influence social media can play in sports, and how parents can meet the needs of their potential athletes without skipping steps.

The Abigail Jaqua interview: Becoming a realtor, moving to Milwaukee, not needing college & more.

“You have to have the confidence and grit, and just do it.” Inspired by her father’s work ethic Entrepreneur and Realtor Abigail Jacqua knew from a young age she was meant to hustle in business. From finding jobs at 14 to building a Milwaukee realtor team, she talks the power of social media in business, what Milwaukee has to offer and her goals to inspire others to chase their dreams in entrepreneurship.