This episode of More Than A Title is a real one. I sat down with Paul Lamar Hunter, a man who came from one of the most challenging upbringings you can imagine19th of 21 kids, raised in an environment filled with poverty, loss, and dysfunctionand still found a way to rise.

Paul breaks down what it really takes to overcome circumstances that most people would fold under. We talk about faith when life doesnt make sense, discipline when nobodys guiding you, and how you build something meaningful when you didnt come from anything stable. This isnt just a story about struggleits about responsibility, mindset, and deciding that your past doesnt get to control your future.

He shares the journey behind his book No Love, No Charity and the lessons that got him from survival mode to becoming a man with purpose, impact, and legacy. If youve ever felt like the odds were stacked against you, this conversation is going to hit different.

This is More Than A Titleits about who you become despite where you started.

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Theres a conversation a lot of high-performing men avoid whats really going on at home.

On this episode of More Than A Title, I sat down with AD The Kingmaker Dunbarsomeone who works with CEOs, founders, and executives who are doing $200K to $2M+ a year, leading teams, making real moves but when it comes to their marriage, something feels off.

And instead of going the traditional routetherapy, over-communication, all the things weve been toldAD challenges all of it.

He breaks down why passion fades even when everything looks good on paper, why just communicate more can actually make things worse, and how a lot of successful men are stuck in patterns they dont even realize are costing them attraction and respect at home.

This conversation isnt surface level. Its about identity, presence, and leadershipjust in a place most men dont think to apply it.

AD walks through how he helps men shift back into certainty, set real boundaries without over-explaining, and rebuild that natural dynamic that creates desire without forcing it.

If youve ever felt like youre doing everything right on the outside but somethings not clicking at home this one will hit.

Everybody wants to go viralbut most people are just guessing.

In this episode of More Than A Title, Im talking with Karima Williams, a brand and product marketing leader who built something that actually connects.

Shes the founder of CrashOut Diary, a platform thats done over 2.8 million views and 190K+ sessionswithout ads, without a big push, just off understanding people and creating something real.

We get into how she approaches building, why most founders miss the mark, and what it really takes to make something people care about.

This conversation isnt about hype.

Its about building with intention and knowing who youre building for.

If youre creating somethingor trying to figure out why its not landing the way you thought it wouldthis is one you need to hear.

Tonight on More Than A Title, were turning up the vibes and taking it back to an era where real R&B meant something. Join me, Jarrett, for a Verzuz-style watch party as we put two powerhouse voices head-to-head Tank vs. Tyrese.

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On this episode of More Than A Title, Im sitting down with Nicole V. Cramer a four-time founder, former global executive, and someone whos really mastered the art of building people, teams, and businesses at every level.

Nicoles journey is different. Shes been in the rooms at the highest levels, helped lead through major transitions, built teams through acquisitions, and turned complex situations into real, lasting success. But what stands out most is how shes taken all of that experience and flipped it into purpose now helping founders, executives, and business owners build something that actually aligns with their life.

We talk about her latest venture, The Living Constellation, and her belief that the future of work isnt just about grinding its about living. We also get into why she stands strong on human intelligence over artificial intelligence, and what it really means to build something meaningful in todays world.

Nicoles story isnt one lane from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, from building brands to launching passion-driven businesses shes proof that you dont have to choose just one version of yourself.

If youre in a season where youre growing, pivoting, or trying to figure out whats next, this is one of those conversations you need to hear.

4 years of More Than A Title man, what a journey.

This episode is a real one. No scriptjust reflection, gratitude, and celebrating everything thats been built. From the early days to the moments that really shifted the trajectory of the show, Im taking it all inthe conversations, the guests, the impact, and the growth along the way.

More Than A Title has never just been about titlesits about the story, the sacrifices, and the person behind it all. And this episode is a reminder of why I started in the first place.

Im also doing something specialopening it up live for the community. If youve ever supported the show, been a guest, or just tapped in along the way, this is your chance to come on, share your experience, and celebrate in real time.

This ones bigger than meits about the people, the stories, and the journey.

4 years in and Im just getting started.

On this episode of More Than A Title, I sit down with Sarah Dale, founder of Project 1490a community built for ambitious women ready to step into something more.

Sarahs journey is anything but traditional. She took a leap from New York City to Montana, where she discovered a whole new side of herselflearning to hunt, build, and navigate the outdoors in ways that built a level of confidence and self-reliance she never knew she had.

But like many journeys, life took a turn. After returning to New York in survival mode, Sarah went on to build an impressive career, rising through the ranks at The Wall Street Journal and becoming the first female C-level executive at an ad tech company. Still, the idea she first discovered in Montana never left her.

Years later, she finally answered that calllaunching Project 1490, a space designed to help women reconnect with themselves, take bold leaps, and pursue whats been pulling at them all along.

This conversation is about reinvention, resilience, and having the courage to bet on yourselfeven when it doesnt make sense on paper.

On this Womens History Month episode of More Than A Title, I sit down with Michelle Mitchella business and financial coach whos been helping women turn their ideas into real, sustainable businesses for over a decade.

This isnt just about business strategyits about mindset. We talk about the belief barriers that keep people stuck, what it really means to step into your role as a CEO, and how to stop playing small when you know youre capable of more.

Michelle also gets into the financial sidebecause building a successful business isnt just about passion, its about structure, discipline, and knowing your numbers. From QuickBooks to full-scale CFO support, she breaks down what it actually takes to build something that lasts.

If youve been waiting for the right time, the right moment, or the right level of confidencethis is your wake-up call.

Because the truth is, nobodys coming to validate youyou either step into it or you stay where you are. And on this show, we dont stay stuck. Its always More Than A Title.

On this episode of More Than A Title, Im sitting down with Faye Coleman, Co-Founder & CEO of Pure Genesisand this conversation is real.

Faye spent over 25 years leading at companies like Kraft General Foods, Campbells Soup, The Home Depot, Target, and CVS Pharmacy but at some point, she made a decision a lot of people are scared to makeshe bet on herself.

We get into that transition, what it looked like stepping into the cannabis space, building Pure Genesis, and how shes been able to stay grounded in community while scaling something meaningful. This isnt just about businessits about knowing when its time to pivot, trusting your experience, and moving with intention.

Fayes story is different. First Black woman out of the Industrial Engineering program at West Virginia University, board seats, industry leadershipbut the way she carries it is what stood out to me the most.

If youre thinking about your next move, or you know youre capable of more but just havent made the jump yetthis is one of those conversations you need to hear.

As we continue our Womens History Month celebration, were joined by Sharmeika Davis-Boyd childrens book author, entrepreneur, and founder of Qiky Kidz, a platform dedicated to helping kids build confidence, curiosity, and a love for reading through storytelling.

In this conversation, Sharmeika shares the journey behind becoming an author and building Qiky Kidz, drawing inspiration from her experiences as a mother and grandmother. Her books, including Grandma Has a Mouse In Her House! and Grandma and Sue Have Nothing to Do..., use humor and everyday family moments to teach kids important lessons about kindness, imagination, and asking questions.

We talk about the role storytelling plays in shaping young minds, why literacy starts at home, and how creating engaging stories can help children better understand the world around them.

This episode is about purpose, impact, and the responsibility we all have in helping the next generation learn, grow, and believe in their voice.

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