In this powerful episode of I Started A Podcast 2Day (ISAPodcast2Day), I sit down with Rev. Stan Groovie Laws Jr.for a real conversation about faith, family, community, and health.

Rev. Stan opens up about his upbringing and the life experiences that shaped him into the leader he is today. We talk about what it truly means to live your faith daily—not just in word, but in action—and how the Word guides his decisions, leadership, and service.

But this episode goes deeper.

He shares his health transformation journey, detailing his commitment to a new lifestyle, significant weight loss, and being on the cusp of reversing his diabetes. It’s a transparent and inspiring testimony of discipline, faith, and self-accountability.

We also dive into:

• Serving as a pillar in the Philadelphia community for over 20+ years

• Mentoring and developing youth through basketball

• Watching some of the city’s top talent rise through his program

• His upcoming Philadelphia All-American Basketball Game and its impact

This conversation is about legacy. It’s about stewardship of your body, your calling, and your community. It’s about showing up consistently for the people who depend on you.

If you care about purpose, leadership, health, and building something that lasts — this episode is for you.

In this episode of I Started a Podcast 2day, I sit down with Dre Martin for an honest conversation about navigating entrepreneurship across multiple lanes—real estate, mental health, healthcare, and nonprofit work.Dre breaks down his journey into real estate investing, while also sharing how he built businesses centered around medication management and substance use services, and why addressing mental health is bigger than just business—it’s a responsibility. We talk about the challenges of wearing multiple hats, staying aligned with purpose, and the real work behind creating a nonprofit designed to bridge all of his ventures together for lasting community impact.This episode goes beyond success stories. We discuss the sacrifices, the mindset shifts, and what it truly takes to build something meaningful while protecting your mental health along the way.If you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or someone looking to build with intention and impact, this conversation will resonate.

In this episode of Desk Talk, I dive into the ongoing “F the Streets” campaign that’s been circulating across social media, pushed by rappers, entertainers, and influencers who are publicly denouncing street culture and its long-term consequences.

I share my unfiltered take on what this movement really means, where I agree, where I push back, and why the conversation deserves more depth than viral captions. Drawing from my own experiences with the streets, I talk about the realities people don’t glamorize—the cycles, the losses, the mindset shifts, and the moment when survival has to turn into strategy.

This isn’t about judgment or clout. It’s about accountability, growth, and redefining success beyond what we were taught to chase. If you’ve ever had one foot in the streets and one foot trying to build something better, this conversation is for you.

🎙️ Real talk. No filters. Just perspective.

In Episode 2 of Desk Talks, I sit down for a real conversation about accountability—what it means, why it matters, and why too many people avoid it. I break down the importance of holding yourself accountable first, and then holding the people around you to a higher standard.

This episode puts a special focus on men and the role we play in today’s communities. I speak candidly about the lack of men stepping up, standing firm, and being present—and how that absence affects families, neighborhoods, and the next generation. Accountability isn’t optional when you hold influence, whether you realize it or not.

I also share personal stories about the men who poured into me, guided me, corrected me, and helped shape the man I am today. Their presence proved that real leadership is about responsibility, consistency, and showing up—even when it’s uncomfortable.

This episode is a call to action:
If we want stronger communities, it starts with stronger accountability.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk. 🪑🎙️

Welcome to the very first episode of Desk Talks, a raw and reflective segment of I Started a Podcast 2day where I unpack the thoughts, observations, and real-life moments I journal about every day. This series is all about honesty, life lessons, and the stories that shape us.

In this inaugural episode, I dive into a personal topic that hits close to home—the way peer pressure around marijuana slowly changed the routines, priorities, and energy of my neighborhood. I talk about how we went from running around the block, staying active, and competing in PAL sports… to watching friends drift away from those positive spaces to meet up and smoke instead. What seemed small at the time ended up changing our daily lives, friendships, and the paths many young people followed.

This is a conversation about environment, influence, and the quiet shifts that shape our futures. Real stories. Real reflection. Real life at the desk.

Tune in, tap in, and take this journey with me.

In this episode of I Started a Podcast 2Day, I sit down with my guest, Kenny Harper, to dive deep into his inspiring journey. We talk about his roots, his time at Temple University, and the discipline it took to balance academics while playing Division I football. Kenny also shares what it was like to get a brief shot in the NFL, and how he navigated the challenges of life after football.

Our conversation then transitions into his evolution beyond the field—raising a beautiful family, pursuing computer engineering, and finding his passion in software development, coding, and Artificial Intelligence. Kenny walks us through how he’s channeling those skills to build a groundbreaking model designed to give sports bettors a statistical advantage.

This episode blends perseverance, personal growth, technology, and entrepreneurship into one powerful story.

In this episode, we sit down with Lamont “Boogie” Hannah to talk about the ups and downs of life—navigating college, fatherhood, and the heartbreak of losing close friends and family. Boogie shares how he and his circle of friends built Too Easy, starting as a movement rooted in brotherhood and growth, and transforming it into an enterprise business making a real impact in the community.

We dive into the power of resilience, turning pain into purpose, and the journey of staying true to yourself while creating a legacy. This is a story of entrepreneurship, perseverance, and the unbreakable bonds that push us forward.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation on building something bigger than yourself! 🎙️✨

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**Episode 1: Welcome to *I Started a Podcast 2day***

In this very first episode, I’m introducing *I Started a Podcast 2day*—a space where business, finances, entrepreneurship, mental health, and lifestyle all come together. I’ll be sharing why I started this podcast, what you can expect in future episodes, and how real stories and practical advice can help you grow personally and professionally. Plus, I’ll be announcing the winners of my *End of the Year Count-Up Contest*! Tune in as we kick off this journey of inspiration, insight, and transformation.