In this powerful and raw continuation of their conversation, Angie Manson sits down with Jevon Barnes for Part 2 of his inspiring and emotional journey. Jevon dives deeper into the layers of trauma, forgiveness, and the healing process that allowed him to break generational cycles and reclaim his life.

He opens up about forgiving his greatest offender—his father—and the painful realization that he also needed to forgive his mother. Through intense journaling, years of personal development, and deep spiritual work, Jevon began to experience divine healing and peace.

Jevon shares how he turned his life around from being a drug dealer and glass shop owner at 23, to becoming a mortgage broker, musician, and advocate for at-risk youth. Now the frontman of Noble Poets, he uses music to spread messages of hope, healing, and recovery—crafted in higher healing frequencies to uplift and transform.

The conversation also touches on:

• The importance of community in recovery
• The dangers of judgment within sobriety spaces
• Turning pain into purpose through music and storytelling
• Jevon’s connection with Brian “Head” Welch from Korn
• The science and spirituality of sound frequency in healing
• Being of service and helping others find treatment

Whether you’re in recovery, healing from trauma, or just seeking a dose of truth and inspiration—this episode will move you.

🎧 Listen now and join us in going rogue—healing loudly, loving fiercely, and living authentically.