Kev is back and this time he is sitting down with the multi talented Charles Brockman III and trust us, you are going to want to tune in for this one. Before the content, before the cameras and before the comedy there was a track and field athlete with big dreams until an injury had other plans. What happened next? Charles pivoted to social media and never looked back. The two also get into how Charles went from the track to the screen landing a role on Peacock's The Bubs and what he has coming up next. Faith, laughs and purpose all in one episode. Strap in!

Please check out Charles Brockman III's short film “Thanks for listening” on YouTube.https://youtu.be/x0ciFfOj5Xo?si=sfnQJjrI6eZ7F9VF
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On this episode of Not My Best Moment, Kev is joined by film producer and author DeVon Franklin. The two dive into their faith, what it takes to stay grounded in Hollywood, and why leaning on your faith is key through every stage of the journey. DeVon also shares a moment in his career where things got derailed after a deal fell through and how he navigated that setback. DeVon reflects on getting his start and learning the ropes of Hollywood as a teenager, along with the obstacles he had to overcome to become who he is today. DeVon also shares insight into his upcoming projects and what he’s looking forward to next in his career.@devonfranklin 

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Shaunie Henderson joins the podcast to share the real story behind building one of the most successful reality TV franchises, Basketball Wives. From the original vision to the challenges that came with its success, Shaunie opens up about what it truly took to bring the show to life and sustain it at a high level. She reflects on the difficult moments along the way, the pressures that often come with success and the lessons she learned navigating both.

Now in a new chapter, Shaunie speaks on leaning deeper into her faith, becoming the wife of a preacher and how her relationship with God has kept her grounded, joyful, and purpose driven. She shares how she is using her platform to uplift others and walk boldly in her calling.

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In this episode, Corey Barrett shares the incredible journey that took him from major life setbacks to becoming one of the most recognized voices in the automotive YouTube community. Corey opens up about how his environment shaped him, the challenges he faced early in life, and how time behind bars forced him to rethink his future.

He talks about earning the opportunity to play D1 basketball, how a devastating injury changed his path and how that moment eventually pushed him toward building a career on YouTube.

Corey also tells a hilarious story about how getting a Dodge Hellcat unexpectedly opened the door for him to start creating content. That moment helped launch his journey in the car community and set the stage for his rise in the automotive world.

Today Corey has become a major voice in the car space on YouTube. In this conversation he reflects on faith, family, perseverance and why setbacks often happen right before life’s biggest breakthroughs.

Follow Corey Barrett on IG: @tallguycarreviews_

Check out his car care brand at barrettsautocare.com

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Vallejo native LaRussell joins the show to talk about betting on yourself, building Good Compenny from the ground up, and why ownership has always been the priority. From Backyard Residency concerts to Tiny Desk, Super Bowl stages, and now partnering with Roc Nation while still owning his masters and publishing, he breaks down the strategy behind the moves. Look out because he may be running for office soon.

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Kev sits down with Emmy and Golden Globe winner and Academy Award nominee and Paradise star Sterling K. Brown for a conversation about setbacks, risk, and the decisions that shaped his career.

Long before the awards and over 80 IMDb credits, Sterling faced early disappointments, including not landing a role in his high school play. He opens up about how that moment impacted him, the decision to pursue graduate school and the pivotal choice to leave a steady role on Army Wives in pursuit of something greater.

Sterling also shares what fans can look forward to in Season 2 of Paradise. It is an honest and thoughtful conversation about faith and trusting your calling. Check out Paradise Season 2 out now on Hulu!

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Grammy nominated artist Wale joins Not My Best Moment to talk about the setbacks that shaped his journey. From getting cut from the football team to navigating industry challenges like his debut album being under shipped, Wale shares the moments that tested him and how he pushed forward.

Kev and Wale also discuss his creative process, industry relationships and the inspiration behind his latest album everything is a lot.

A powerful reminder that setbacks are often the beginning of something greater.

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KevOnStage hits Radio Row at the Super Bowl and connects with an incredible lineup of guests. Former WWE Champion Big E talks about his new series The Evaluation, Shaun Alexander reflects on his football career and what he’s working on now, and James Harrison and Joe Haden trade stories about football memories—and why they’re still hitting the gym, even at Radio Row.

Von Miller also stops by to talk about being the best teammate possible and his latest venture, Greener Pastures Chicken.

This episode is a little different from our usual format, but we had a great time at Radio Row and hope you enjoy the ride.

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Kev talks with Emmy-winning comedian, writer, producer, and creator Robin Thede for a funny, sharp, and honest conversation about comedy, leadership, and trusting your voice. Robin breaks down her journey through stand-up, sketch, and television, including what it really takes to run a writers’ room and still stay funny.

The two dive into the realities of comedy, embarrassing moments, rewriting, navigating egos, and learning how to move through spaces where being funny isn’t always enough. Robin shares stories from her path to creating A Black Lady Sketch Show, the challenge of juggling multiple roles at once, and why confidence and humor go hand in hand.

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Kev sits down with WNBA champions and comedy duo Syd and TP aka Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance for a hilarious and honest conversation about life beyond basketball. The three talk about showing your true personality, dealing with injuries, and learning how to laugh at yourself when the playing days may be numbered.

Syd and TP bring their trademark humor as they swap stories about toxic locker rooms, the realities of being a professional athlete, and always finding a way to have a good time. The conversation also touches on navigating hard moments with a positive attitude, building strong relationships with teammates, and finding joy in new lanes without overthinking everything.

It’s a funny, relaxed episode full of laughs, real talk, and reminders that basketball doesn’t have to be that serious.

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