Not A Damn Chance! Podcast

Multi-platinum artist Mike Posner sits down with Neen Williams and Phillip Frankland Lee for a deeply honest conversation about faith, depression, sobriety, and redefining success.
Mike shares how growing up secular shaped his worldview, how music helped him feel seen, and the inner work that followed fame. He opens up about AA, mental health practices, gratitude, and why success isn’t about money. The episode also explores extreme moments that changed his perspective—walking across America, getting bitten by a rattlesnake, and facing death on Mount Everest.
A grounded conversation about becoming human, writing your own rules for success, and what truly matters in the long run.

Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 34

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00:00:00 - Intro

00:06:03 - Religion, Faith, and AA

00:10:24 - Growing Up Secular Humanistic

00:12:02 - Music Has Always Been In Me

00:15:08 - I Felt Seen With Music

00:23:31 - The "Wednesday" Song

00:34:24 - Dealing With Depression

00:40:36 - Implementing Healthy Mindset Practices

00:42:54 - How I Became A Multi-Platinum Artist

00:56:35 - The Wheel Of Life

01:11:22 - Learning To Be Human

01:21:49 - "I'm Gonna Walk Across America"

01:28:59 - Getting Bit By A Rattlesnake

01:39:23 - Facing Death On Mt. Everest

01:41:45 - What Does Life Look Like In 10 Years?

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Neen Williams flips the script and interviews his co-host, chef Phillip Frankland Lee. Phillip opens up about his origins, his 8th-grade band audition grind, and the moment he first saw real money. He shares how he became obsessed with food, the lessons the industry taught him, and the emotional lows—crying in the kitchen, dropping out of culinary school, and pushing himself to earn 10 years of experience in 5.
Phillip also talks about building his award-winning restaurant group, earning a Michelin star, and creating his now-famous sushi concepts that have lines out the door. Plus, he breaks down opening a restaurant in just one week and the whirlwind that followed when Joe Rogan posted about their spot.

Not A Damn Chance Ep. 32

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00:00:00 - Intro

00:03:43 - Phillip's Origins

00:10:00 - Auditioning In 8th Grade For A Band

00:18:41 - Seeing Real Money For The First Time

00:31:27 - Obsessed With Food and Experiencing the Industry

00:37:34 - Crying In The Kitchen

00:39:24 - Deciding To Drop Out Of Culinary School

00:45:14 - Getting 10 Years Of Experience in 5 Years

00:51:07 - Deciding To Propose to My Ex

00:59:29 - Being Shutdown With No Way Out

01:09:28 - "When One Door Closes Another One Magically Opens."

01:21:01 - Opening A Restaurant In One Week

01:27:02 - Joe Rogan Posting About Our Restaurant

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On this episode of the NADC Podcast, hosts Neen Williams and Phillip Frankland Lee sit down with bestselling author Ryan Holiday for a grounded, no-nonsense look at mastery, discipline, and the long road to real success. Ryan dismantles the “10,000-hour” myth, explains why mastering something isn’t the same as being successful at it, and makes the blunt case that if you’re in it for money, you’re already lost.

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On this episode of the NADC Podcast, Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams sit down with athlete and entrepreneur Eric Hinman to unpack the habits, mindset, and discipline behind his success. Eric shares how his active childhood shaped his drive, why optimism is a skill, the shift from competition to daily repetition, and the balance between strength and longevity. He opens up about catching himself making excuses, building environments that create opportunity, managing big projects, and what purposeful progress really looks like. A conversation about living with intention—and sustaining it.
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Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 30

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00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:21 - Eric's Active Childhood

00:10:26 - I've Always Had A Drive

00:21:01 - Keeping An Optimistic Mindset

00:31:06 - Moving From Competition To Repetition

00:36:20 - Strength Training Vs. Cardio

00:41:29 - Finding Myself Making Excuses

00:52:01 - "Use It, or Lose It!"

01:02:06 - Create An Experience To Create Opportunity

01:13:27 - "Space Out Your Dopamine Hits!"

01:22:13 - How Do You Process Large Projects?

01:27:34 - What Is Purposeful Progress?

01:40:15 - Where Do You See Yourself In 10 years?

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In this episode of the NADC Podcast, hosts Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams sit down with Ashley Parker Angel for one of the most honest and vulnerable conversations we’ve had.
Ashley opens up about performance anxiety, growing up within the strict structure of Jehovah’s Witnesses, and the moment he was forced out for choosing his dreams. He shares the reality of navigating fame, reinventing himself, and the emotional cost of rebuilding your identity from scratch.
This is a conversation about resilience — about the kind of adversity that breaks you open, the discipline required to heal, and the unexpected clarity that comes when you commit to transforming your health, mindset, and inner circle. If you’ve ever stood at a crossroads between who you were and who you want to become, Ashley’s story will stay with you.

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Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 29

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00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:47 - Dealing With Nerves Before A Performance

00:10:32 - Being Raised by Jehovah's Witnesses

00:14:25 - Being Kicked Out For Chasing Your Dreams

00:18:29 - How Adversity Rewards

00:32:15 - Being Left To Fight Alone Again

00:39:42 - Dealing With Reality TV

00:48:32 - I Needed To Learn How To Pivot

00:59:54 - Fixing My Health Fixed Me

01:01:24 - Finding The Right Supplements That Actually Work

01:10:08 - Signs Of Aging Are Actually Signs Of Heart Disease

01:13:40 - Creating A Natural Testosterone Solution

01:24:12 - You Need Supplements Now More Than Ever

01:31:58 - Feeling The Impact Of Helping People's Health

01:37:29 - Be Protective Of Your Inner Circle

01:46:21 - The Fear Of What Others Think And Overcoming It

01:56:18 - Kill Them With Kindness

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Poker legend Bryn Kenney joins Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams to break down the mindset behind becoming the #1 player in the world. He talks about retiring as the top Magic: The Gathering player at 15, starting his poker journey, learning how to truly think about the game, and the hard lessons from losing his first million. They dig into cash vs. tournaments, embracing mistakes, and what Bryn wants his life to look like in 10 years. A must-watch for anyone chasing mastery.

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Join hosts Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams on NADC as they sit down with bestselling author Mel Robbins, the mind behind Let Them. Together, they dive into why encouragement matters, how our environments shape us, and the powerful truth that you’re always one decision away from changing your life.
Mel opens up about hitting rock bottom, climbing out of massive debt, and the philosophies that reshaped her path. She breaks down the real number of times it took to “get it right,” why only you can create change, and how her signature Let Them mindset was born.
From turning setbacks into fuel to visualizing the next ten years, this episode is packed with motivation, honesty, and the practical tools that helped Mel transform her world—one choice at a time.

Don’t miss what Mel’s up to next — dive into her work, including Let Them, at http://MelRobbins.com
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Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 27

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Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:06:15 - Why Is Encouragement so Important?

00:12:16 - How Did Mel Learn These Philosophies?

00:25:26 - You Are One Decision Away From Changing You Life

00:33:31 - Your Environment Triggers Behavior

00:41:59 - Mel Reviews The NADC Burger

00:50:09 - Mel Learning How A Dream Became a Reality

00:59:02 - There Are 1 Million Ways To Achieve

01:04:44 - How Many Times Did You Try To Turn Your Life Around?

01:18:07 - Only You Can Change Yourself

01:23:55 - How Did Mel Discover "Let Them"

01:39:07 - What Does Mel's Life Look Like 10 Years From Now?

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Comedian Brian Simpson joins Neen Williams and Phillip Frankland Lee to talk about his journey from living in a homeless shelter to opening for Tom Segura. He shares how he found courage, got fired from The Comedy Store, and built a life around stand-up. Real, funny, and inspiring — this episode is all about obsession, purpose, and the grind that pays off.

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Not A Damn Chance Ep. 26

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Neil Brown Jr. has been through it all — fame, failure, and starting over. In this raw conversation, he reveals the truth about “overnight success,” how martial arts saved his life, and why discipline matters more than talent. From losing everything to rebuilding in Hollywood, Neil shares what no one tells you about chasing your dreams and what it really takes to change your life.

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