More Than A Name...

At 18 years old, Gorman knew he needed to make a difference in the Merrimack Valley. Gorman created The Movement Family in 2011 as a workout group looking to motivate each other. It has grown to triple-digit membership in 2020 with individuals from all different backgrounds and ages. Gorman has created a second family through TMF that has battled homelessness, drug addiction and difficulties with the city it began in.

Daniel Ritchie was prescribed percocet to relieve pain for a shoulder injury at the peak of his MMA career. Ritchie’s injury went away but his drug addiction did not. Ritchie takes us through the darkest times in his life, the moment he found his glimmer of hope and how he now is fulfilling his life purpose. Ritchie has now saved 550 individuals battling drug addiction, 551 including saving himself.

A beam in his brother’s car saved his life after hitting black ice and flipping the car three-times on their way to Detroit. Lemmons realized his purpose in life through this event. After playing Division I basketball at Niagara University and professional basketball overseas, Lemmons struggled when he had to hang up the sneakers. Now Lemmons puts his pen to paper and is a two-time published author including the #1 Amazon Best-Selling Book Impact Beyond The Game.

On the first episode, Drew and Luke will be explaining their vision and the direction of the podcast.  They speak on how purpose has brought them together back in fifth grade and how they hope to give motivation, inspiration and purpose through their own and others’ stories.