I first snapped B-Boy Morris about 15 years ago, and he’s not just someone who’s deep in breaking culture—he’s been one of the best in the world for a long time, competing and winning at the highest level all around the globe. Breaking is one of the four foundational elements of hip-hop culture, alongside MCing, graffiti writing, and DJing, and it was great to sit down with Morris and talk about a culture that I’ve been close to for so many years. He shares some great stories about growing up, how he first found breaking, and the journey that eventually took him around the world, and I hope this conversation gives people who haven’t had much exposure to the culture a better look at what makes it so special. Morris was a great guest, and I hope you enjoy the conversation.

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He’s on Instagram: @BBoyMorris_

His youth program, Break Forward is: https://www.artsfortheschools.org/break-forward 

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In this episode, I talk with Gordon Chambers about his home in Song & Melody. Even though we had just met, I quickly realized he'd written and helped create some of my favorite songs, making this conversation even more special. Gordon shares why songs and melodies are such powerful forms of expression and how he helps artists find their voice and tell their stories through music. It was a fun conversation that gave me an even deeper appreciation for the craft behind the songs we love, and I hope you'll enjoy this episode and explore the rest of the archive.

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You can learn more about Gordon by visiting his website:  www.GordonChambers.com

Shane Campbell-Staton is a Princeton professor whose work dives into some of the biggest questions about life on Earth—by studying everything from wolves and elephants to lizards (and even superheroes). As a trailblazer in his field and the first person like him in his department to earn tenure, he’s not just advancing science—he’s reshaping who gets to lead it. Our conversation explores how his research uncovers mysteries about evolution and survival in ways that feel both cutting-edge and deeply human. It’s a fascinating look at a career that pushes boundaries in every sense.

Shane’s Website: https://www.campbellstaton.com/

The Human Footprint (PBS): https://www.pbs.org/show/human-footprint/

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For the final stop in our three-part journey, we leave the ocean depths and the open sky behind and head all the way into space with astronaut Bobby Satcher. Bobby shares the incredible path that led him to become an astronaut and what it was really like to leave Earth behind and experience space as his workplace—and, in many ways, his home. From big dreams to extraordinary achievements, this conversation offers a fascinating look at a profession that very few people will ever experience firsthand. If you've ever wondered what it takes to reach space, you won't want to miss this episode.

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Bobby’s Company: https://www.orbitalmed.com/

What really happens behind the scenes when your flight is delayed or your bag goes missing? In this story, a firsthand look inside one of the nation’s busiest airports reveals the kind of chaos that might make you rethink ever checking luggage again. Recorded at Grown Folks Stories and inspired by the world curated by August guest Eric Williams, this episode pulls back the curtain just enough to keep you hooked. If you’ve ever stood at baggage claim wondering what went wrong—this one’s for you.

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Skydiving might sound like the ultimate adrenaline rush—but for Isa Watson, it’s something entirely different.

Reconnecting after more than a decade, I learned Isa is not only an author and founder with an impressive list of accolades, but also someone who finds a deep sense of peace in freefall. Hearing her describe the sky as a kind of home completely shifts what you think this experience is all about. Before you rule out jumping out of a plane in your lifetime, you’ll want to listen to this episode..

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More about Isa: www.IsaWatson.com

Ever planned a “perfect” trip only to realize you flipped the whole vibe on its head? In this Story Time, a seasoned traveler shares how a dream South Asia itinerary went from calm and easy to unexpectedly chaotic—proving experience doesn’t always equal perfect planning. Recorded live at Grown Folks Stories, the beloved Chicago storytelling event founded by August guest Eric Williams, this one is relatable, funny, and just a little humbling. Tap in, and if it hits home, share it with someone who loves to travel (and plan).

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I’m kicking off a really fun 3-part series with my longtime friend Craig M. Robinson—someone I’ve known for over 30 years—who brings a whole new meaning to going deep. With 500+ dives under his belt, Craig shares how the mindset he’s built underwater shapes the way he lives above it, and it’s seriously inspiring. He’s also just released a bestselling book on Amazon, so there’s a lot to unpack in this one. And this is just the start—we’re going from the ocean depths to the sky with a skydiver, and then all the way above the clouds with an astronaut.

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Craigs Website: https://www.craigmrobinson.com

Instagram: @KeepGoingDeeper 

And the Book:  The Happiness Reboot

This Story Time episode is a heartfelt reflection on Mic One, a Chicago rapper whose quiet generosity left a lasting mark on my life. Though we only crossed paths a few times while I was photographing concerts in the 20-teens, his kindness opened doors I never could’ve imagined—including moments on stage and backstage with hip-hop legends. 

Recorded live at Grown Folks Stories, the monthly open mic hosted by August guest Eric Williams of The Silver Room, this story honors a life gone too soon and the unexpected impact we can have on each other. Take a listen, and if it moves you, share it with someone who believes in the power of small acts of kindness.

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I really enjoyed sitting down with my friend Bridgette, who somehow managed to earn both a PhD and an MD after basically crushing every STEM class she ever took. She now helps patients improve their neuromuscular health, but what really makes her special is how deeply she listens. Bridget treats every patient like they truly matter, creating space for them to open up about what they’re feeling — sometimes uncovering issues they didn’t even realize they needed help with. It’s such a powerful reminder that great medicine is as much about connection as it is about credentials.

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In the podcast Bridget also mentions these sites for more info:

 HydeParkNeurology.com