B Swift's Guys Guide

The Morning Hustle Takes Over the Hot 100.9 Creator Summit | B-Swift’s Guy’s Guide What does it really take to build a career in radio and content creation? B-Swift sits down with **The Morning Hustle’s L’Oreal, Kyle Santillian and Alton Walker** during the **Hot 100.9 Creator Summit in Indianapolis** for a conversation packed with advice for emerging creators. The crew talks about how they broke into radio, why today’s personalities also have to be content creators, building an authentic personal brand, creating viral moments, researching before interviews, working with brands, networking and staying consistent even when nobody is watching. They also get candid about the pressure that can come with going viral, navigating criticism online, knowing your role on a team and why maintaining relationships can be just as important as making them. Whether you’re building a podcast, growing your social media, working in radio or trying to turn your creativity into a business, there are plenty of gems in this conversation. **Featuring:** B-Swift L’Oreal Kyle Santillian Alton Walker The Morning Hustle Catch **The Morning Hustle weekdays from 6AM–10AM on Hot 100.9** and subscribe for more episodes of **B-Swift’s Guy’s Guide**, powered by Eskenazi Health. #TheMorningHustle #Hot1009 #BSwift #GuysGuide #CreatorSummit #ContentCreators #Indianapolis #Radio #Podcasting #ContentCreation #Media

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B Swift sits down with legendary broadcaster, educator, and mentor Tony Lamont for an inspiring conversation about leadership, mentorship, branding, and empowering the next generation through the Indiana Black Expo Performing Arts Academy. From overcoming a speech impediment to building a career in radio and television, Tony shares the lessons that shaped his journey and explains why investing in young people is one of his life's greatest passions. In this episode, you'll learn: • How mentorship can change the course of a young person's life • Why your personal brand matters more than ever • The importance of mastering the fundamentals • How Indiana Black Expo is preparing students for careers in media, entertainment, and the arts • Why today's generation has unlimited potential when given the right opportunities Whether you're a student, parent, educator, or creative professional, this conversation is packed with wisdom you can apply to your own journey. Interested in joining the Indiana Black Expo Performing Arts Academy? Learn more about upcoming cohorts and opportunities through Indiana Black Expo.

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What happens when young people are given the opportunity to create, collaborate, and discover their talents? In this special episode of B Swift's Guys Guide powered by Eskenazi Health, B Swift visits the Indiana Black Expo Performing Arts Academy (PAA) to hear directly from the students whose lives have been impacted by the program. From music production and photography to videography, dance, and theater, these young creatives share how PAA helped them build confidence, develop career skills, make lifelong friendships, and discover passions they never knew they had. Whether you're a parent looking for opportunities for your child or a student searching for inspiration, this episode offers an inside look at one of Indiana Black Expo's most impactful youth programs. In this episode you'll hear: • Students share how PAA helped them step outside their comfort zones • Behind the scenes of PAA's music, photography, videography, and dance programs • How students are preparing for future careers in the creative industry • Why Indiana Black Expo continues to invest in the next generation of leaders and creators • What parents should know about enrolling their students in PAA

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In this powerful episode, a respected attorney shares expert advice on how to avoid family conflicts and ensure a smooth transition of wealth after passing. The conversation highlights the importance of planning and communication in preventing the loss of inherited properties and assets.

As we age, it's natural to think about securing our legacy and protecting our loved ones. But often, we put off making plans, thinking it's a conversation for another day. This episode's guest expert emphasizes the need to have open discussions about our wishes and ensure our loved ones are aware of our plans. By doing so, we can avoid costly and time-consuming court battles over inheritances and properties.

The conversation touches on the importance of organizing our affairs, checking beneficiaries, and communicating with our loved ones. The guest expert shares real-life examples of how families have lost properties and assets due to a lack of planning and communication. They also discuss the benefits of creating a trust and the role of a power of attorney in ensuring our wishes are carried out.

Don't miss this insightful conversation that will help you take control of your legacy and ensure your loved ones are protected. Listen to the full episode to learn how to avoid family conflicts and create a smooth transition of wealth after passing.

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In this powerful episode, the speaker sits down with Ryan Mears, the Marion County Prosecutor, to discuss the importance of community outreach and giving people a second chance. The conversation takes place at an event that Ryan's office organized to help people with driver's license issues and expungements, where hundreds of people are in attendance.

The discussion highlights the need for community engagement and building relationships with the people they serve. Ryan shares how his office is involved in various events, such as soccer and basketball games, to connect with the community and build trust. He emphasizes the importance of being open and accessible, making it easy for people to reach out and ask for help.

The conversation also touches on the issue of gun violence and the need to reach young people through social media and partnerships with local organizations. Ryan shares a successful example of a PSA created by Ben Davis students, which was shared among themselves, highlighting the potential of community-led initiatives.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in community outreach, second chances, and making a positive impact on the lives of others. Tune in to hear Ryan's inspiring story and learn more about the work of the Marion County Prosecutor's office.

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Mental Health Month meets Indy 500 energy in this powerful episode of B. Swift’s Guys Guide, powered by Eskenazi Health and recorded at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

B. Swift sits down with Tracy Pruitt of Eskenazi Health and Jimmy McMillan of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a real conversation about mental health, family, boundaries, and how to stay grounded during one of the busiest times of the year.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Managing stress during the fast-paced month of May
• Why saying no can protect your peace
• Helping young people transition into summer routines
• Reducing screen time and creating healthier habits
• Making space for honest conversations with your kids
• Staying calm and prepared for the Indy 500 experience

This episode is full of practical gems for parents, caregivers, race fans, and anyone trying to protect their mental well-being while life gets loud. From setting boundaries to finding quiet moments in the middle of chaos, this is a timely and honest discussion rooted in community, care, and real life.

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#BSwiftsGuysGuide #MentalHealthMonth #EskenaziHealth #IndianapolisMotorSpeedway #Indy500 #MentalHealthAwareness #ParentingTips #YouthMentalHealth #CommunityConversation

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In this powerful episode, Keith shares his raw and inspiring journey from addiction to recovery, highlighting the struggles of men's mental health and the importance of community support. From his early battles with substance abuse in Gary, Indiana, to a life-changing moment of self-realization, Keith opens up about the pain, awakening, and resilience required to overcome addiction. He emphasizes the need for safe spaces for men to discuss mental health and encourages those struggling to seek help. Tune in for a story of redemption, vulnerability, and hope.

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In this powerful episode of The Guys Guide powered by Eskenazi Health, B Swift sits down with Anthony Hampton to talk about how basketball is being used as a tool to transform lives across Indianapolis.

What started as a love for the game has grown into a movement rooted in mentorship, conflict resolution, and community.

Through free leagues, open gyms, and youth programming, Hampton and his team are creating safe spaces for young men and women to grow, connect, and stay off the streets.

This conversation dives deep into:

• Why basketball is more than just a game

• The importance of male mentorship in young men’s lives

• How community programs can reduce violence

• Building confidence and life skills through sports

• Creating opportunities for youth with no cost or barriers

• Expanding into women’s leagues and referee training

With leagues hosted at Douglas Park and other locations, this initiative is giving kids a place to belong, learn, and thrive. If you’re a parent, mentor, or someone looking to make a difference, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

📍 Get involved: Follow LNO Sports on Instagram & Facebook 📅 Games every Thursday 6PM–8PM at Douglas Park

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In this episode of Guys Guide, B Swift welcomes Brother Jamaal Shabazz, a dynamic educator, speaker, and community leader, to discuss the importance of Black history and empowering the next generation.

Brother Jamaal shares his journey of self-discovery through Afrocentric literature and how it inspired him to create board games, apps, and youth programs that teach Black history and culture.

He emphasizes the importance of celebrating Black history 365 days a year, not just in February, and preserving cultural legacies for future generations.

The conversation highlights: 

- The significance of Black History Month and its relevance today. 

- How to connect history to the present for self-discovery and growth. 

- The legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson and his impact on civil rights. 

- Practical ways to preserve and elevate Black culture in modern times. 

- Brother Jamaal’s passion for education and community shines through as he shares actionable insights and inspiring stories.

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On August 29th, The Amp at 16 Tech will host an important community event, MENtally Prepared to Help Our Children.

Led by community voices like Brother Thomas X-Williams and Kelin Mark, a local school principal, this gathering is designed to bring fathers and male role models together in support of the next generation.

The focus of the evening is clear: creating a stronger presence of men in the lives of children as they prepare to head back to school.

Fathers and mentors will connect, share experiences, and gain practical tools to better support their children in both academic and personal growth.

Attendees will explore ways to build stronger relationships with key figures in a child’s education — from teachers and principals to coaches and counselors.

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