Michael DuBose Sr. is a video game collector with 1,406 games and 26 consoles. He also collects music records and creates YouTube videos sharing advice with other collectors and showing his video game pickups.⁠
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Michael came to us when we were initially recording our Prison Roundtable podcast and although scheduling didn't work out - the conversation gets to live on!

"My personal journey of “making it” to the top of my career in the beauty industry and being clinically burnt out led me to my true “Eat Pray Love” spiritual & internal quest to rediscover who the f*** I was without all the external achievements, roles, + relationships I had defined myself by. 

Once I dove in? I literally transformed from the inside out. I broke relationship patterns of toxic codependency, people-pleasing, created a secure attachment style, overcame anxiety and cognitive patterns, emotional distress, transformed my career, developed updated communication skills, lost 50+lbs, and created a life full of joy."

"My personal journey of “making it” to the top of my career in the beauty industry and being clinically burnt out led me to my true “Eat Pray Love” spiritual & internal quest to rediscover who the f*** I was without all the external achievements, roles, + relationships I had defined myself by. 

Once I dove in? I literally transformed from the inside out. I broke relationship patterns of toxic codependency, people-pleasing, created a secure attachment style, overcame anxiety and cognitive patterns, emotional distress, transformed my career, developed updated communication skills, lost 50+lbs, and created a life full of joy."

Our first female only podcast! We were so inspired by Elysia Buss during her individual podcast that we couldn't help but bring together this incredible batch of strong women to share the work they do as feminists and men's advocates.⁠
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Pst...don't forget to celebrate International Men's Day! ⁠

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Dannie Snyder is a filmmaker, theatre practitioner, spoken word artist, percussionist, activist, and the co-host of a podcast on artivism called Re – Flect / Calibrate.

She has fought for social and political change for a variety of causes - check out her book, ARTIVISM OF RETURNING CITIZENS: Artist Activists of the Nation’s Capital Impacting the Prison Abolition Movement. 

As an interdisciplinary artivist, Dannie's aim is to foster dialogues and foster communities, to humbly serve as an artist matchmaker, fostering devised experimental collaborations between artists of every background.
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Ashley Cox, MT is an international national emotional analysis and resolution coach for men in business. 

A self-proclaimed, "Nice Guy Magnet," she uses the natural laws of quantum physics and her 10+ year background in trauma and teaching to help “nice guys” toxic proof their bedroom and create more wealth.

In addition to getting and keeping their dream women, her clients have gone from $40,000 - 100,000 and 3,000,000 - 5,000,0000 in a new months  after tackling subconscious blocks of fear, doubt, shame, guilt, anger, self-love deficit disorder and pain with her.

Featured on The Conscious Man Podcast, The Undefined Podcast, True Hollywood Talk, Disrupt Magazine and In Lake Geneva Magazine.
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MaLe Corona was born in a very traditional Latin American household with a very domineering father and a submissive mother, leading her to question what it meant to be a woman and what it meant to be a man. 

"My rebellious spirit rejected the idea of following my mother's passive role, so in my child mind that only meant I wasn't made to be a woman. I grew up denying my biological gender and adopting everything I saw men think, do and say around me. So, by the time my mind's achievements reached the top during my mid 20's and I seemed to be excelling professionally, I simultaneously collided with my worst physical and emotional decline."

For MaLe the teachings were all related to embracing my true self, one that is both a very masculine and a very feminine creature. Her life purpose is to support others in the discovery of their own feminine and masculine energies; particularly with men due to the imbalance between the great amount of resources that are out there for women vs. the very little information and support that's available for our dear brothers.

Our first female only podcast! We were so inspired by Elysia Buss during her individual podcast that we couldn't help but bring together this incredible batch of strong women to share the work they do as feminists and men's advocates.⁠
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Pst...don't forget to celebrate International Men's Day! ⁠

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Dannie Snyder is a filmmaker, theatre practitioner, spoken word artist, percussionist, activist, and the co-host of a podcast on artivism called Re – Flect / Calibrate.

She has fought for social and political change for a variety of causes - check out her book, ARTIVISM OF RETURNING CITIZENS: Artist Activists of the Nation’s Capital Impacting the Prison Abolition Movement. 

As an interdisciplinary artivist, Dannie's aim is to foster dialogues and foster communities, to humbly serve as an artist matchmaker, fostering devised experimental collaborations between artists of every background.
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Ashley Cox, MT is an international national emotional analysis and resolution coach for men in business. 

A self-proclaimed, "Nice Guy Magnet," she uses the natural laws of quantum physics and her 10+ year background in trauma and teaching to help “nice guys” toxic proof their bedroom and create more wealth.

In addition to getting and keeping their dream women, her clients have gone from $40,000 - 100,000 and 3,000,000 - 5,000,0000 in a new months  after tackling subconscious blocks of fear, doubt, shame, guilt, anger, self-love deficit disorder and pain with her.

Featured on The Conscious Man Podcast, The Undefined Podcast, True Hollywood Talk, Disrupt Magazine and In Lake Geneva Magazine.
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MaLe Corona was born in a very traditional Latin American household with a very domineering father and a submissive mother, leading her to question what it meant to be a woman and what it meant to be a man. 

"My rebellious spirit rejected the idea of following my mother's passive role, so in my child mind that only meant I wasn't made to be a woman. I grew up denying my biological gender and adopting everything I saw men think, do and say around me. So, by the time my mind's achievements reached the top during my mid 20's and I seemed to be excelling professionally, I simultaneously collided with my worst physical and emotional decline."

For MaLe the teachings were all related to embracing my true self, one that is both a very masculine and a very feminine creature. Her life purpose is to support others in the discovery of their own feminine and masculine energies; particularly with men due to the imbalance between the great amount of resources that are out there for women vs. the very little information and support that's available for our dear brothers.

Trenton Garvey came from a rough and unstable household in Rogers, Arkansas. He had spent much of his late teenage years and early twenties focusing on his craft in order to provide stability for both him and his Fiancé. ⁠
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Trenton studied at a small culinary school for over three years whilst working three jobs. Three years after graduating, he was granted the opportunity to work with Gordon Ramsay on Hells Kitchen and WON! ⁠
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"I am taking the job at Gordon Ramsay Steak in Las Vegas. I’m incredibly excited to take these next steps; this is just the beginning!"

Trenton Garvey came from a rough and unstable household in Rogers, Arkansas. He had spent much of his late teenage years and early twenties focusing on his craft in order to provide stability for both him and his Fiancé. ⁠
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Trenton studied at a small culinary school for over three years whilst working three jobs. Three years after graduating, he was granted the opportunity to work with Gordon Ramsay on Hells Kitchen and WON! ⁠
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"I am taking the job at Gordon Ramsay Steak in Las Vegas. I’m incredibly excited to take these next steps; this is just the beginning!"

Aletha graduated from the Naval Academy and served 20 years in the US Navy. She was a forerunner in that her graduating class was one of the first group of women authorized to be on combatant ships! It was a struggle to be accepted in a male dominant field, to say the least. Following her retirement, Aletha started an art coaching business. Due to a traumatic event that lasted five years, Aletha came to reassess her second career. She is now a third-year student in a Ph.D. program for Mind & Body medicine and is a certified in Reiki, Lifecoach, and art coach.

Aletha graduated from the Naval Academy and served 20 years in the US Navy. She was a forerunner in that her graduating class was one of the first group of women authorized to be on combatant ships! It was a struggle to be accepted in a male dominant field, to say the least. Following her retirement, Aletha started an art coaching business. Due to a traumatic event that lasted five years, Aletha came to reassess her second career. She is now a third-year student in a Ph.D. program for Mind & Body medicine and is a certified in Reiki, Lifecoach, and art coach.

Jacob Allegra spent most of his teen years in Juvenile Detention, but that didn’t stop him from graduating high school with honors! Today, Jacob is a contributing member of my community, coaches youth football for kids ages 13-14, and is an amateur motorcycle racer. Although his story is filled with self-doubt and guilt from blaming himself for his past - Jacob now knows exactly who he is - a loving, caring, passionate person!