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Brett Carlisle is the lead singer of "All or Nothing" a band that started in Birmingham, AL. Brett details his journey to becoming a touring artist, his adventures while on the road, his inspiration behind his creativity, and more on this weeks episode of the Chopped By T Podcast!
In this episode T and Roscoe sit down with Nick. Nick is an entrepreneur, father, and college grad! He talks about his sneaker restoration business and the journey he took to turning his side hustle into his main source of income. Thank you for listening!
Fireman Eric details his most traumatic experience as a firefighter, fatherhood, and his business ventures!!! Check out his story!
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You see the jokes, the wisdom, and the leadership during each episode. But who is Onterio “T” Cross (Instagram: @_high_powered_)? You’ll find out more during Episode 56 of the #ChoppedByTPodcast. T goes in-depth about losing a parent who is still alive, battling suicidal thoughts, and more! Enjoy learning about one-third of our podcast!
Timestamps:
3:13 - Laughing and Smiling Through Pains of the World
5:50 - Not Placing Violent Thoughts on Your Family & Friends
10:45 - Preserving Like Your Ancestors did During Slavery
14:45 - What Are You Afraid Of?
20:05 - Losing A Parent That Isn't Dead
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Co-Host Onterio Cross @_high_powered_
Co-Host Roscoe Gudger @roscoeg_731
Producer Demarco Moore @iam_demo
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Episode 49 guest Chelsey Moore (Instagram: @chelseymooree) joined us this week for a special Brown Table Talk Edition of the #ChoppedByTPodcast (Click here to listen to Chelsey’s interview with Onterio). Chelsey brought her homegirl Jade (Instagram: @miss.jadealexis) in to take over Episode 55. The two talked about being traditional versus non-traditional women when it comes to dating, marriage, and even sex. It’s an episode for the books! Don’t forget that on April 9th, 2022, we will be hosting our second Live Podcast Show in Murfreesboro, TN! Go to www.choppedbytpodcast.com for a ticket.
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Producer Demarco Moore @iam_demo
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According to the Statista Research Department, 4.25 million black families were led by single mothers as recently as 2020. What those statistics can’t and won’t show is black fathers like Quiencey Simpson (Instagram: @isthatqc). The co-owner of RIch Running Clothing (Instagram: @richrunningclothing) handles his business as the father of 5 kids and as a member of the fashion industry. We’re shining a light on Quiencey during Episode 54 of the #ChoppedByTPodcast. T and Scoe discussed what it was like for Quiencey growing up as an identical twin, raising a set of twin girls now, the purpose behind RIch Running clothing, and more!
Timestamps:
1:56 – How to Start Your Clothing Line (RIch Running)
6:26 – Balancing a Full-Time Job While Running A Business
10:49 – Pros and Cons of Being a Member of the Military
15:18 – What Success Looks Like for a Clothing Brand
18:33 – Fatherhood and Raising 5 Kids
20:18 – Raising A Set of Identical Twin Girls
21:03 – Managing 5 Kids With 3 Different Mothers
25:01 – Put the Spotlight on Black Fathers Being More Than A Statistic
26:33 – Growing up as a Twin Without Your Parents
30:33 – Mother’s fatal car accident
31:18 – Finding Purpose in Raising Your Kids & Running Your Business
36:03 – How to Stay Level-Headed After Childhood Trauma
46:03 – When To Start Raising Prices For Your Clothing Line
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Just because you didn’t grow up with your father in the home doesn’t mean you can’t become a father. That was the theme of Episode 52 of the #ChoppedByTPodcast. This week’s guest, Dee Harris (Instagram: @deeharris_cane) sat down with us to talk about growing up with the influence of two fathers (biological and stepdad), and how that shaped his parenting style. The co-owner of Big Ape Protection also talked about running a successful security business, co-parenting with an ex that still wants to be with him, feeling unappreciated, and more!
Timestamps:
2:30 – Fatherhood gives you a new purpose in life
4:00 – The blessing of having both parents growing up
7:00 – My stepfather was everything my father couldn’t be
8:45 – People raised by single mothers can be dangerous
13:40 – Learning what NOT to do from your father
18:45 – Fatherless statistics don’t highlight positive black fathers
22:50 – Circumstances shouldn’t stop you from starting a business
28:00 – Being street in 2022 means you failed
35:15 – How to approach parenthood and being a father
37:10 – The dynamics of co-parenting
39:00 – A man having to establish boundaries with the mother of his child
42:45 – Men get to feel unappreciated in their relationships
52:15 – Noticing red flags and potential from a man’s point of view
53:40 – Never give your phone up if she asks for it
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It seems like yesterday that Bria and Scoe were face-to-face, talking through their relationship (CLICK HERE for Part 1). Well, THEY’RE BACK for PART 2 of this week’s BROWN TALK EDITION. Bria and Scoe reacted to their first conversation going viral on TikTok and YouTube. Bria opens up about her progress with handling anxiety. Scoe gets honest about how anxiety and Bria’s relationship with her father affects him. It’s another real, RAW, AUTHENTIC conversation, brought to you by the #ChoppedByTPodcast.
Timestamps:
0:50 – Going viral has an effect on your mental health
3:00 – My father isn’t speaking to me right now
6:37 – Things are better when I’m good with my father
7:22 – I think I want to marry you
8:12 – Are you comfortable with seeing me EVERY DAY
10:22 – Why I support what you have going on
11:02 – Be honest, are you genuinely happy with me?
12:07 – You’re not very romantic.
14:15 – Are you in a hurry to get pregnant?
16:57 – I’m man enough to admit I made a mistake
19:03 – Why I quit my job
22:07 – Is my anxiety pushing you away?
24:07 – Why I can’t and don’t vent to you as a man
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Co-Host Onterio Cross @_high_powered_
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Pastor Donell Colbert of The Chapel at Antioch (Instagram: @Chapelantioch) stopped by this week for Episode 50 of the ChoppedByT Podcast. Pastor D told T and Scoe about the experience of growing up in Chicago in the 1980s when crack hit the black community. He also opened up about becoming a gang member as a teenager, becoming a pastor at 21, and how to frame your expectations of church people and your environment.
Timestamps:
2:19 – A feeling a youth seeing young people with vision
3:09 – “Sheltering” your friends' feelings
5:24 – I saw my first murder at 10 years old
10:54 – Gangs were created to protect neighborhoods in Chicago
16:45 – How to fix violence in Chicago is simple
19:50 – Gang Law and Literature in today’s society
21:24 – I became a pastor at 21 years old
27:14 – How to identify the voice of God
32:17 – Church people can be the worst people in the world
41:14 – Religion versus spirituality
42:04 – Gangbanging your religion to other people
44:05 – Religious people can’t have open conversations out of fear of exposure
50:54 – The environment doesn’t highlight religious people willing to speak up
53:24 – Advice for the older generation not willing to have an open conversation
56:44 – People fall in love with your testimony over your background
1:01:54 – Unhealthy expectations from the culture and people around you
1:07:54 – You look stupid when you speak on things you haven’t read or lived
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