MTMJ Podcast

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MTMJ Music Picks:
“Summer Breeze”- Isley Brothers
“Countdown”- Beyonce

In episode 21, MTMJ spent most of the podcast talking about building a sustainable community in the black culture.
Plus Motivation.

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MTMJ Music Picks:
“Preach” Remix- Young Dolph
“B.M.F”- Rick Ross
“Stay Schemin’”- Rick Ross
“Heartless”- Kanye West
“Po Folks”- Anthony Hamilton
“B.U.D.D.Y.”- Musiq Soulchild
“Make ‘Em Say Ugh”- Master P

In episode 20, MTMJ had a few more thoughts on episode 19, “The Use Of The N-Word.”
If your application is accepted, you will be one out of the 16,000 to be a part of the 415 million dollar student loan forgiveness; listen as MTMJ breaks it down, in his opinion.
Miss Cleo got a documentary based on her life on the way; listen for the funnies.
MTMJ agrees that Kanye West should be allowed to do things whichever way he seems fit, listen as he unpacks his thoughts.
MTMJ recaps the last verzuz battle between Anthony Hamilton and Musiq Soulchild.
The business of Master P benefits who other the Master P?
Plus Motivation.

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In this episode, MTMJ recapped episode 18, “Divine Path” Feat. Pastor Adgerson. Then I went into the use of the N-word by other nationalities. Plus, I got into something I observed while working.

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Music Picks:

“Finished Work”- Tamela Mann Feat. Todd Dulaney

“Heal Our Land/Come & Move”- Maverick City Music

“Nothing Left To Prove”- Maverick City Music Feat. Israel Houston & Naomi Raine

MTMJ welcomed Pastor Adgerson to his podcast to discuss religious and life balance, having a sound support system, business, and motivation!

Music Picks:
“We Belong Together”- Mariah Carey
“She Will Be Loved”- Maroon 5
“Because Of You”- Ne-yo
“Ordinary People”- John Legend
“Angel”- Shaggy Feat. Rayvon
“A Long Walk”- Jill Scott

I kicked off the podcast discussing my experiences with my wife on Valentine's Day. I played audio from Jim Jones where he was disappointed by his experience at a Gucci store, followed by my opinion. Then I got into the influence of social media as a lifestyle tool. I spoke on the growth of my wife. I continued with Valentine's gift gone bad from junior high school. Plus much more on social media.

In episode 16 of the podcast,
Man Down, what a way to lose my job.
I’m a creature of habits; I got into my daily routine.
The wild back and forth was put to rest on 1/28/22 when Gilbert Arenas was a guest on Kwame Brown's “Bust Life” Podcast.
If you're ready for the super bowl commercials, here’s my limited preview.
Rip to Cheslie Kryst, and as the suicidal numbers rise, I talk about the importance of sharing those dark times with people who genuinely love you.
I continued a discussion from the I Am Athlete Podcast about Brady and Rodger's greatness.

Jay Z Tribute:

Public Service Announcement
Can't Knock The Hustle
Encore
Heart Of The City (Ain't No Love)

I kicked the podcast talking about my fitness lifestyle. I spoke about myself and my lifestyle achievements and setbacks. I recapped my weekend at an indoor water park. I talked about taking time to reset. I Gave an Ozark season 4 part 1 recap. I can’t believe how far individuals go to be a pretender. I gave my opinion on the DC vaccination mandate to enter restaurants and event centers. I gave my reaction to a pastor spitting in his hand and rubbing it in his brother's face, etc.

Ep15 Music Picks:
The Boss (Feat. T-Pain) “Rick Ross”
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough “Michael Jackson”
Time Today “Moneybagg Yo”
Cruisin “Smokey Robinson”
Nike Boots “Wale”

MTMJfitness starts the podcast off with a look back at his week, followed by music from Los Elk “Business.” After the music, I spoke on the impact of my disagreement with a coworker and a Church sermon from this past Sunday. I played music from J. Cole “Photograph,” followed by my thoughts on black NFL coaches being allowed to do the same job as white coaches. I played music by Kanye West, “Wouldn’t Leave,” followed by my gym grind experiences. I played music from The Carters “Heard About Us.” I talked about surrounding myself with Positive individuals, followed by Chris Brown's “You Like.” I talked about the price of food going through the roof and how that makes it extremely hard to keep individuals focused on their goals. I played music from Drake “Sandra’s Rose” plus more.

MTMJfitness starts the podcast off with a look back at his week, followed by music from Fana Hues, “Notice Me.” MTMJFITNESS speaks about Experiences I notice through the positive test in my child, followed by music from Ice Cude “Jackin’ For Beats.” MTMJFITNESS talks about business leadership and its importance to him, followed by music from LL Cool J, “I’m Bad.” MTMJFITNESS spoke podcast separations that led to more enormous accomplishments, followed by the importance of bonding time with my son. MTMJFITNESS ends the podcast with music from Wizkid feat. Lax “Carl,” followed by motivation for growth in life.

MTMJFITNESS starts The Podcast off with some reflecting, followed by music from Jonathan McReynolds & Mali Music “Adulting”. I had to sue and serve the dealership, followed by music from Earth, Wind & Fire, “Love’s Holiday”. I touched on athletes who left this world too early and their mental health as it relates to everyone including I, followed by music from Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran “Peru”. I talked about how I support verses get support, followed by music from Mumford & Son “I Will Wait”. I talked about my leadership versus leadership experiences, followed by music from Drake “Back to Back”. I spoke about that New Years' resolution discount program, followed by music from Future “Incredible”. I talked about Christmas falling on a Saturday, followed by music from Marvin Gaye “I Want to Come Home for Christmas.”