Leave it 2 Larremore

In this joined conversation featuring my producer and engineer, and friend J-Que, we talk about a topic that’s bigger than the classroom—it’s about identity, truth, and the future we’re shaping.
We discuss the changes that have been made in schools over time, including the way history can be erased, watered down, or removed, and how that impacts our ability to learn from what actually happened. When we don’t have the full story, we don’t just lose knowledge—we lose context. And instead of using history to build and grow, we end up using it as an excuse to stay stuck.
But we also turn to hope. We break down why we should be using our past experiences—the real lessons, the wins, the pain, and the survival—to guide us toward something better. Not just for ourselves, but for the next generation.
This episode encourages you to reconnect with history, take responsibility for the lessons it offers, and move forward with purpose—so our future isn’t built on silence, but on wisdom.
Because when we learn the truth of the past, we can create a stronger and more secure future.

In this episode, we talk about us as a body of people—and the reality that life always brings change. We discuss how we’re often unprepared for what’s coming, especially when it comes to basic needs like water and food resources.

We ask an important question: have we forfeited our preparation just for convenience? Instead of planning, saving, and building strength through foresight, we’ve gotten comfortable depending on the same systems to always provide for us. But what happens when that supply is limited, disrupted, or no longer reliable?

Then we get real about the tension inside our communities—because sometimes the very people we say we want to rebel against are also the same people we lean on for the things that keep us going. We challenge that mindset and encourage you to think beyond slogans and toward practical security.

This episode is a call to wake up, prepare wisely, and remember: your future can’t be built on convenience—it has to be built on intention.

In this episode, we talk about the kind of friendship that feels good—until you start becoming more of yourself. Sometimes a “friend” gets offended when you walk in confident, happy, and full of life. Not because you did something wrong, but because your growth forces them to look at what they aren’t doing, what they haven’t healed, or what they haven’t become.
We discuss the discomfort of not being able to be yourself around certain people and how that pressure can start to shape you instead of supporting you. When their ego can’t handle your light, their feelings become a warning sign—not a reason to dim your shine.
This episode encourages you to show up authentically, with joy, with confidence, and with your real personality intact. If they can’t receive you as you are, then they never really were for you.
Because miscalculated friendships will always try to control your light—until you stop trying to fit into their darkness.

In this episode, we break down a truth that many of us experience too often: when unqualified people try to discourage us, it doesn’t just slow our progress—it messes with our focus, confidence, and direction.
We talk about how discouragement can come from people who haven’t lived the same path, faced the same struggles, earned the same results, or built the same mindset. And when their life doesn’t match the example they’re trying to set, their opinions should not carry weight over our future.
You’ll hear how to recognize when negativity is being used to pull you off track—and why you should protect your goals from commentary that isn’t aligned with your purpose. This episode is about staying steady, filtering your circle, and remembering: confidence doesn’t require permission, and progress doesn’t need someone else’s approval.
Because you’re not here to be discouraged by people who never qualified to guide you.

Some conversations change you. Not because they’re perfect, but because they’re honest. In this episode, we step into the sacred space between a father and son — a space filled with unspoken expectations, generational lessons, quiet misunderstandings, and the kind of love that doesn’t always know how to express itself.

This dialogue explores what happens when two men finally sit down and tell the truth. About growing up. About pressure. About mistakes. About the moments they needed each other and didn’t know how to say it. It’s a conversation about legacy — the one we inherit, the one we resist, and the one we choose to build.

Whether you’re a parent, a child, or someone healing from the gaps in your own family story, this episode invites you to listen with compassion. Because when a father speaks and a son responds, something powerful happens: understanding begins, healing becomes possible, and the future opens in a way the past never could.

Failure has a way of trying to rename us. It shows up in our mistakes, our missteps, our disappointments, and whispers that what went wrong is all we’ll ever be. But that’s a lie many of us have believed for far too long. In this episode, we confront the moments that tried to break us and reclaim the truth: failure is an event, not an identity.

We dig into the experiences that left us embarrassed, discouraged, or questioning our worth — the jobs we didn’t get, the relationships that fell apart, the opportunities we fumbled, the seasons where nothing seemed to go right. And instead of hiding those moments, we examine how they shaped our resilience, sharpened our vision, and taught us what success actually requires.

This conversation is about refusing to let a chapter become the whole story. It’s about learning to stand back up with clarity, courage, and a new understanding of who you are. Because the real turning point isn’t when you fail — it’s when you decide failure won’t define you anymore.

Facts tell you what is happening, but faith reminds you of what is possible. In this episode, we explore the powerful difference between living by what you see and living by what you believe. When circumstances seem overwhelming and the facts suggest defeat, faith empowers you to trust God's promises, remain steadfast, and expect His purpose to prevail.

Join us as we discuss how to stand firm in faith despite life's challenges, overcome fear and doubt, and embrace the confidence that comes from trusting God beyond what your natural eyes can see. If you've ever struggled to believe in the middle of difficult circumstances, this episode will encourage you to choose faith over fear, hope over uncertainty, and God's truth over temporary facts.

It's time to shift your perspective and discover the life-changing power of Faith Over Fact.

Commitment is more than staying the course—it's choosing purpose over convenience, consistency over comfort, and growth over instant gratification. In this episode, we explore how true commitment shapes character, strengthens relationships, and opens the door to opportunities that only perseverance can unlock.

Whether you're pursuing a personal goal, building a business, strengthening your faith, or investing in the people you love, this conversation will encourage you to keep showing up, even when the results aren't immediate. Discover why the greatest rewards often come to those who remain faithful, focused, and committed through every season.

Tune in and be inspired to embrace the journey, trust the process, and experience The Reward of Commitment.

Episode 25 of Leave It 2 Larremore focuses on the disconnect between expectations and acceptance in relationships. Host Bryant Larimore explores why people often settle for less than what they truly desire and how this undermines relationship foundations.

In this episode of Leave It To Larremore, Bryant Larremore explores the idea that our attraction to “finer things” or experiences beyond our current budget or exposure is actually a signal from our future self, hinting at the greater life we are meant to live. He talks about how our tastes, preferences, and inner pull toward more—better environments, higher-quality things, and new arenas—are evidence of a greater purpose already planted inside us. Bryant encourages listeners to align with their true value, lean on God’s promises (like being made above and not beneath), and take responsibility for doing the work required to reach what their soul already has a taste for. Using examples like choosing the most expensive fabric without knowing the price or having a “palette” for spaces you haven’t lived in yet, he reminds listeners that they carry enough “seed” within to impact their whole lineage and challenges them to ask: how bad do you really want what your future is calling you to?