Free Ballin' | Cannonballing Life Series

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Hope Over Hate – My Guest, Mr. Jaylon Smith.

“Defining moments are never determined by those things that happen to us, but rather, what we do next.”

In this week’s conversation, my guest is 17 year old Jaylon Smith and he shares how growing up without his mother and father in his life he found himself lashing out and feeling angry at the world.  At the age of one, Jaylon was sent to live with his uncle and aunt down in the small town of Byhalia, MS.  Jaylon explains how his uncle and aunt provided for him growing up and eventually moved to Horn Lake, MS,  to be closer to other family and his school of choice.

Jaylon states that even though his uncle and aunt showed him love and provided for him he always felt a void in his life not having a relationship with his mom and dad.  He describes how his mother was in an abusive relationship with his father and knew that raising her son in that environment would be worse for Jaylon.  Jaylon’s father was an active member of the Memphis gang, the Bloods, and Jaylon tells how his visits to his father exposed him to drugs, prostitutes and other violent gang activity before the age of 10.  By the time he reached his early teens Jaylon was full of hate and would fight anyone at any time.  This behavior kept him in trouble and it wasn’t until a school counselor intervened just before a fight at the school and encouraged Jaylon to take a different path.  It was then that Jaylon felt like for the first time in his life that maybe his life actually meant something.

As he continued to be mentored by his new friend, the counselor,  Jaylon was then introduced to who God was.  Through football, his new counselor friend and the church Jaylon started to make better choices and change the trajectory in his life.  This new found hope all nearly came to an end on a Christmas evening at the age of 16 when his father showed up at the house and started causing problems with the family.  Jaylon grabbed a gun and intended to protect is family but at that moment he received a call from his preacher and one could make the connection that was nothing less than divine intervention.  You DO NOT want to miss this episode!

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The Moose Is Loose | Cannonballing Life Series

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A Mother’s Love – My Guest, Mr. Ryan Young and his brother Tyler Young .

“Great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice, and is never the result of selfishness.”

This week I share the life and death struggle of Mr. Ryan Young.  Ryan along with his younger brother, Tyler sit in studio to share Ryan’s real life struggle to beat Leukemia and how their mother had to make the incredibly difficult decision to hurt her one child in order to try and save her other child.

Tyler flew into Memphis from Georgia and Ryan flew in from Oregon to share their story together for the first time.  You will hear how Ryan’s struggle and fight for life didn’t stop after beating cancer.  Tyler shares how impactful and important his brother’s fight was to him and how it has made him the person he is today.

The bond between the two brothers was undeniable and Ryan’s strength through so much uncertainty will definitely leave you feeling blessed and inspired.  Without question, we will all face storms in this life.  Ryan’s story is a great example of the need to have a positive mindset in order to overcome those adversities when they come your way.  Ryan expresses how he stayed focused on the fight and never giving up and it was his mother’s deep love and continuous support that saw him through some of his darkest hours.  When I asked Ryan at the end of our interview what he would want my audience to hear through his message his answer was simple, but certainly profound; “Never give up.”

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When you know you're getting old | Cannonballing Life Series

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Knowing Your Why Will Drive You – My Guest, Mr. Tyler Young, is an entrepreneur and the CEO at Tonic POS and BOLDpay.

“Everything doesn’t have to perfect to be wonderful.”

I became acquainted with this week’s guest from the reality competition show the BLOX.  When I signed up to compete on an entrepreneur TV show I had no idea what to expect, but I can honestly say that I never considered the genuine friendships and mentorship that I would encounter.

Tyler Young was one of the judges on the BLOX and interestingly enough I never had Tyler as one of my judges.  It wasn’t until the last night on the show that our paths crossed.  Tyler led a group of about 60 contestants down a path of understanding the importance of remembering why they started and why they must remain focused on their goals.  It was after he shared his personal story of his motivation to pursue entrepreneurship that I was motivated to share how he and his story was the premise of my “why”.  Since that moment on the BLOX Tyler and I communicated over the next several months and I was able to learn much more about his many successes and the driving force behind his mission.

We discuss his life growing up, his many mentors, how he overcame several inhibitions to pursue life changing events and how his brother’s struggle with life gives him the courage to face life’s many challenges.  If you are looking for inspiration to chase your dreams and why you should appreciate the smaller things in life this will be the episode for you.

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From Hitting Jacks to Saving Lives – My Guest, Mr. Brandon Montgomery, played triple A ball for the Los Angeles Dodgers and now saves lives on the Collierville fire department.

“Baseball is 90% mental, the other half is physical.” ~ Yogi Berra

My guest this week found his true passion in life at the very early age of 8.  Having an older brother, Brandon was introduced to the game of baseball basically by the time he was able to walk.  Brandon explains how introducing something to someone and being good at something is no substitution for having a passion for something.  However, when you can combine a natural ability to your passion, magic can happen.  

It was his insatiable desire to play the game that gave him the needed edge to excel through the ranks and quickly find himself playing pro ball in rookie league before eventually ascending to double A ball.  During our conversation we cover the good, the bad and the ugly of youth sports as well as the dedication needed to truly be the best of the best.

Brandon gives credit to his older brother for having a huge influence on what he believed possible for himself.  Brandon explains how COVID derailed his chances for further advancement after getting a taste of triple A and he had a hard decision to make about his future.  Seeing his older brother pursue the path of  firefighting he decided he would give that career a look.  It was there that our paths crossed and now he is serving as a firefighter for Collierville, TN.  Brandon’s story is both relatable and inspiring and his love for baseball hasn’t left him as he is now a coach and trainer at Beast Athletics in Collierville. 

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Another fine episode from the fastest growing podcast in the world. This episode is quite simply just two knuckleheads talking nonsense and telling random stories.

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“On the other side of a storm is the strength that comes from having navigated through it.”

This week’s episode was inspired through my guests that I’ve been so blessed to have on my show.  I feel like most of us would agree that hard times can come in many shapes and sizes and where one thing might be devastating for one person, that same thing may not be difficult to navigate for someone else.

It was actually a friend that once explained to me that no issue should be taken lightly and to always remember that life is not a competition.  The important thing is to be honest with ourselves first, but then allow ourselves to be vulnerable enough to admit when we are having a problem and be brave enough to ask for help.

While these concepts may seem simple enough to understand, the truth is they can be very difficult to admit.  This is why I find myself being inspired every week by my guests that selflessly allow their difficult times to be shared with the world and ultimately connect with my audience in the hopes that they can find inspiration and healing through their stories.

Using those concepts, I took this week to reflect on my personal journey and hopefully this week’s message will hit home for someone out there struggling through a tough time.  The important thing to remember is that this moment in time will pass and when you come out on the other side you will be stronger than before and when you use your testimony you will infuse hope in others that they too will make it through.  That, my friends, is the way you find purpose and meaning when life tries to beat you down.

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Maddie Camp, Voodoo Village, Kicked Out of Canada, High School Food Fight | Cannonballing Life Series

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