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On this special solo episode, Beezy records on July 5th—the day he lost his brother Stephon Johnson to gun violence—and opens up about how that tragedy shaped his passion for helping youth and fighting for change. Beezy keeps it all the way real about “scared straight” programs, sharing his own wild experience and why he believes discipline without relationship just breeds rebellion. He also talks about what actually works: building real connections and empowering young people to lead.
For the first time, the show features a heartfelt submission from a young queen in the “Save Our Community” program, who breaks down what these programs get right and how support can change a life. Big love goes out to Sierra and Brando, the violence interrupters holding it down for the city even through tough times.
Tap in, share your story, or just vibe with the movement—follow us on IG and Twitter @muddymindsetpod or hit the email at [email protected]. This one’s for Stephon, and for everybody pushing through the mud.
By Beezy/MiltOn this special solo episode, Beezy records on July 5th—the day he lost his brother Stephon Johnson to gun violence—and opens up about how that tragedy shaped his passion for helping youth and fighting for change. Beezy keeps it all the way real about “scared straight” programs, sharing his own wild experience and why he believes discipline without relationship just breeds rebellion. He also talks about what actually works: building real connections and empowering young people to lead.
For the first time, the show features a heartfelt submission from a young queen in the “Save Our Community” program, who breaks down what these programs get right and how support can change a life. Big love goes out to Sierra and Brando, the violence interrupters holding it down for the city even through tough times.
Tap in, share your story, or just vibe with the movement—follow us on IG and Twitter @muddymindsetpod or hit the email at [email protected]. This one’s for Stephon, and for everybody pushing through the mud.