In this episode of Na’im Ali Saves the World Na’im dives into what it really means to challenge yourself—not just at the things you’re good at, but at the stuff you’d never expect to master. He breaks down why growth often comes from uncomfortable places, why some of the most offensive commercials are accidentally the most honest, and how wild college years shape who you become (for better or worse).

The conversation spirals into secret government projects, questioning whether the pandemic could’ve been way worse, and how society reacts when chaos hits. As always, it’s funny, thought-provoking, slightly unhinged, and rooted in real reflection.

If you like comedy that makes you laugh and think, this one’s for you.

In this episode, I take it back to the early 90s — the hobbies we had, the way life felt, and the wild stuff that shaped us before the internet raised everybody. I also talk about the crazy realizations I had as a young boy, a truly mind-boggling encounter with a coworker that had me questioning reality… and why sometimes hate and spite (yes, HATE 😭) can be the exact fuel you need to level up.

This episode is funny, honest, chaotic, and somehow still motivating.

🎙️ Topics include:

✅ Early 90s hobbies + childhood memories

✅ Realizations that hit different as a kid

✅ The coworker story that’ll make your brain itch

✅ Turning hate/spite into motivation and momentum

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In the very first episode of Na'im Ali Saves the World, he is setting the tone: no excuses, no fake positivity, and no fear.

He breaks down why self-reliance is the real superpower, what's broken in society (and why we all feel it, and why learning disabled people should be given more specialized treatment. He talks about noble professions, what real honor looks like, and then... he tells the story about how he escaped from prison.

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This episode we discuss traumatized people and their short comings, deception in relationships, getting taken advantage of by family, college life and college football and much more. (Sorry Camera Error at 34 mins)

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This episode we discuss Na’im’s experience with ruining things, black on black racism, bullying, young children being emotionally mature and much more.

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After a long fought battle with the DSP’s the Ramble is back!!! We are now not only a listening experience but also a visual journey. This episode we discuss the differences in dialects amongst different races, childhood trauma, being known and unknown, instigating, facing death, animal videos and much more

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