Who’s Doing Too Much?
Today it’s Pierre Marshall
Instagram: @jp_fit_dad_ifbbpro

This conversation is rooted in discipline, responsibility, and purpose. We talk about fitness as more than just the gym, using it as a tool for structure, mindset, and leadership. Pierre shares what it looks like to raise boys while being intentional about the example you set as a man, not just through words but through daily habits. We get into books that shape thinking, faith as a foundation, and how all of it connects to showing up consistently for family, self, and community. It’s grounded, reflective, and centered on living what you believe.

Diving into the mental aspect of how we all receive and perceive positivity and negativity...

We talking Alien activity today...

Who’s Doing Too Much?
Today it’s Kysa Siovan
Instagram: @misskysa

This conversation moves between creativity and curiosity. We talk about Kysa’s acting career, what she’s currently working on, and the process of developing and producing new material. From there, the conversation naturally shifts into her interest in the paranormal and how her family history plays a role in that curiosity. It’s a mix of craft, storytelling, personal background, and the unexplained, flowing between real world work and the things that quietly shape how people see the world.

Who’s Doing Too Much?
Today it’s Ivan McClerkin
Instagram: @chrideo

This one jumps around in the best way. We get into money and the idea of building multiple streams of income, what people think making money looks like versus what it actually takes, and how ambition shows up differently for everyone. From there it turns into movies we’re looking forward to, cosplay, creativity, and why people are drawn to different worlds and identities. Add in some basketball debates and side commentary and you get a conversation that doesn’t try to stay in one lane. Just ideas, opinions, and curiosity moving freely.

We look for aliens in the sky, but they might already be inside us. Since our water predates the Solar System, we are effectively walking vessels for an interstellar traveler.

Who’s Doing Too Much?

Today it’s Mike Thornton

Instagram: @tilldadeath_kingkilla

This one is a real conversation. We talk about Mike being vegan and still building a powerful body, not just for aesthetics but to show youth what discipline and consistency actually look like. He shares how writing became a way to move through emotion and vulnerability instead of holding everything in, and how that mindset led to building the TillDaDeath brand with real intention. We get into Black excellence, leading by example, shaping the next generation through how you live not just what you say, and why purpose matters more than image. It is honest, grounded, and not dressed up for the camera.

Raw Cut episode just candidly talks about whats going on int he economy and how to weather the storm and come out on top..

Who’s Doing Too Much?
Today it’s Sean Green
Instagram: @priority1athletics

This conversation is about hoops, family, and doing things the right way for the long run. Sean has been training basketball players for over 20 years, and we talk about his training philosophy, how the game has changed, and what really matters when developing athletes beyond just skill. We also get into marriage and longevity, being married for 22 years, parenting kids who both play basketball, with his son now a senior in college and his daughter a senior in high school headed to Clemson. The convo moves into parenting through sports, balancing pressure and support, gaming, and how all of it connects to discipline, patience, and growth on and off the court. Real life, real perspective, no fluff.

Raw Cut January 2026
@ajperfect

This Raw Cut is a real time reflection on parenting and the different ways we try to shape our kids. I talk about the difference between “I can show you better than I can tell you” versus “do as I say,” and how those approaches actually play out in real life. It is less about rules and more about example, presence, and understanding that kids are always watching, even when we think they are not. No script, no polish, just an honest look at how parenting styles are formed and how intentional or unintentional they can be.