One Percent Better

In this episode of the One Percent Better Show, Jay Hill, Alexander Blanc, and Kyle from Grits & Eggs Podcastdiscuss the real struggles and rewards of being an entrepreneur, the importance of owning your intellectual property, and the sacrifices made to get there. Kyle shares his story of leaving his 9-to-5 job as a truck driver and diving headfirst into the podcasting world. He talks about the importance of confidence, humility, and ownership as the keys to success in the creative industry.

Jay and Kyle also explore the impact of social media, collaborating with others, and how to balance personal growthwith business success. From personal stories of overcoming setbacks to discussions on the power of community, this episode is packed with actionable insights and motivational gems.

Tune in to hear about real sacrifices, the power of authenticity, and how to build something meaningful while staying true to yourself.

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In this episode of the Jay Hill Podcast, Zakee Ahmand shares his inspiring journey from financial struggle to financial freedom. Zakee opens up about how he turned his credit from a 485 to securing over $100K in funding for his business. He reveals the challenges he faced while rebuilding his credit and how leveraging credit was the key to scaling his entrepreneurial endeavors.

Zakee dives into the importance of credit for business owners, detailing his experience with building and repairing his credit, overcoming setbacks, and using his knowledge to help others achieve the same success. He shares actionable advice on how to fix your credit, avoid common mistakes, and leverage business funding to build wealth.

If you're looking to improve your financial situation, rebuild your credit, or secure funding for your business, this episode is a must-watch. Zakee's story will motivate and teach you how to take control of your financial future and turn your dreams into reality.

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In this episode of 1% Better, Jay Hill, Alexander Blanc, and Omega dive deep into the challenges and responsibilities of being part of Omega Psi Phi, discussing everything from hazing culture to personal accountability and legacy. Jay opens up about his own experience with the fraternity and shares why he believes the organization needs to take responsibility for the culture it has created—especially after the tragic hazing incident that has recently made headlines.

The conversation also covers the legacy of leadership, with Omega discussing how the fraternity needs to evolve to stay true to its values while also protecting its future members. They also touch on the media's portrayal of nepotism in the sports world, particularly around LeBron James' son, Bronny, and how the conversation around nepotism is often misunderstood.

Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on personal growth, legacy, and the need for change within both fraternity culture and public life.

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In this high-energy, unfiltered episode, Edgar Berlanga joins Jay Hill and Alex to break down his controversial standing in boxing, career frustrations, and his hunger to solidify his legacy. Berlanga opens up about his feud with Eddie Hearn, missed opportunities for title fights, and his ongoing desire to fight the top names in the sport. The episode isn't just about boxing skills—it's a revealing look into the business side of boxing and the politics that often block big fights.

He speaks on:

Feeling like promoters tried to dim his light by placing him on the undercard after going 12 rounds with Canelo.

The fallout with Eddie Hearn over contract negotiations, co-main event frustrations, and a missed IBF world title shot.

Why he believes he’s still the biggest draw in the division and the "A-side" in any fight outside of Canelo.

His desire to knock out names like Caleb Plant, Jermall Charlo, and Sheeraz, promising to “put them all on the floor.”

His claim that he bought himself out of Top Rank for $400K to bet on himself and demand more control over his fights.

His feud with Gervonta “Tank” Davis, the politics behind who gets fights, and what it means to be a fighter with a country (Puerto Rico) behind them.

The vibe throughout is that of locker room energy, strategic thinking, and personal vendettas—a perfect blend for boxing fans and casuals alike. Berlanga is outspoken, confident, and strategic as he stakes his claim as the face of 168.

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🔥 "Growth will cost you comfort, but staying the same will cost you everything." 🔥

In this real, reflective, and sometimes heated group conversation, Jay Hill, Alex, Edgar Berlanga, and the crew sit down to talk about the decisions that define us as men—the ones that don’t come easy, but are necessary for growth.

This episode dives deep into the emotional complexity of being a stepfather, the tension between fame and real life, and the fallout surrounding Jess Hilarious and The Breakfast Club. It’s not about going viral—it’s about holding each other accountable, confronting egos, and telling the truth even when it’s uncomfortable.

💔 What it really feels like to be a stepfather & how it challenges your manhood

🎤 Jess Hilarious vs. The Breakfast Club—what the internet missed

🧠 Why real friendship comes with real accountability—even on camera

🥊 Edgar Berlanga on leaving Top Rank, navigating critics & staying focused

💼 Balancing ambition, burnout & the emotional tax of being a public figure

❤️ How masculinity shifts when you choose to lead with care—not control

This isn’t just barbershop talk. It’s a masterclass in real manhood, emotional growth, and choosing the hard thing over the popular one.

▶️ Tap in for an unfiltered conversation about what it means to stand on business, family, and truth—even when it hurts.

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In this powerful episode of We'll Name This Podcast Later, Jay Hill and Alex open up about their personal health struggles, their journey towards greater self-awareness, and the importance of vulnerability. Alex shares his recent health scare with his kidneys, revealing the impact it’s had on his life and his focus on taking better care of himself moving forward.

The conversation delves into how men navigate vulnerability, the need for accountability among friends, and how family support can be a crucial part of the healing process. They discuss personal growth through hardships and the lessons learned from past mistakes.

Brooklyn Frost also joins the conversation to talk about the streaming world and her experiences navigating social media, authenticity, and building an audience. She shares valuable insights on creating content with purpose and how to remain grounded while growing your personal brand.

If you’ve ever faced struggles with your health, vulnerability, or balancing your public and private life, this episode is for you. Tune in as we talk about resilience, growth, and how the right mindset can lead to success.

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In this episode of We'll Name This Podcast Later, Jay Hill and Alex unpack the often-overlooked power of communication in relationships. From dating dynamics to emotional boundaries, they dive into how a lack of clear, honest communication can create misunderstandings, frustrations, and even manipulation.

Jay Hill opens up about the vulnerability men face in expressing their true feelings, while Alex reflects on how balancing expectations and emotional capacity can make or break connections. They discuss personal experiences of setting boundaries, navigating emotional baggage, and dealing with the consequences of not being upfront with others.

If you've ever found yourself tangled in miscommunication or wondered why certain relationships go awry, this episode is for you. Tune in as the hosts share their real-life insights and offer advice on how to foster better, more honest connections.

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In this debut episode of We'll Name This Podcast Later "Finding Purpose", Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc dive deep into personal growth, accountability, and the challenges of navigating adulthood. From their experiences as parents and role models to reflections on the importance of grace, they explore the complexities of adult life and the lessons learned along the way.

Join them as they discuss the ups and downs of building a brand, handling criticism, and overcoming the struggles of everyday life. Jay and Alexander share their personal stories about growth, self-forgiveness, and the tough conversations that come with maturity. They explore how social media influences our perceptions of success and failure, how criticism can be a tool for growth, and why grace and accountability go hand in hand in finding true purpose.

Whether you're navigating relationships, building a career, or simply looking for personal growth, Finding Purpose is your go-to podcast for authentic conversations and inspiring insights on becoming the best version of yourself.

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In this candid episode of We Will Name This Podcast Later, Jay Hill and his producer, Alexander Blanc, dive into a mix of lighthearted discussions and deep reflections on everything from adult dating to the latest social media trends and viral topics.

The episode kicks off with an honest conversation about the challenges of dating as an adult. Jay and Alex reflect on how their approach to relationships has evolved with age, offering insights into maturity, expectations, and learning from past experiences. They share the real story behind navigating relationships in the modern world, unpacking what it means to date with intention and growth.

From there, the duo goes into "terrible takes" on trending topics. They laugh over the heated debate between Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen for MVP, offering both humor and analysis of the rising NFL stars. The discussion takes a lighter turn as they talk about missed opportunities with TikTok and crypto, sharing the lessons they've learned from jumping into trends late—and why embracing social media trends sooner can lead to massive growth.

Plus, Jay and Alex reflect on their own journey with crypto investments and social media strategies, exploring how they’ve evolved and how platforms like TikTok can be leveraged for success. The conversation also includes candid talk about their live production challenges and how each setback taught them valuable lessons in business and creativity.

This episode is packed with laughs, insights, and real talk on dating, trends, and personal growth. Whether you're into sports, crypto, or the evolving landscape of adult relationships, this episode delivers something for everyone.

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In this raw and real episode of We Will Name This Podcast Later, Jay Hill and his producer, Alexander Blanc, dive deep into a range of powerful topics—covering everything from personal growth and masculinity to social media success and the complexities of relationships.

The duo kicks things off by discussing their growing presence on TikTok, where they’re experiencing viral success with millions of views on their content. They talk about how creating shareable content and engaging with their audience has played a key role in expanding their platform and building a loyal community.

From there, the conversation shifts to the tough topics—like how men navigate relationships, self-identity, and societal expectations of masculinity. Jay and Alex unpack their views on toxic behaviors, the importance of self-reflection, and how personal experiences and unresolved trauma can impact the way people approach love and relationships. They dive into their personal stories of emotional growth, therapy, and the necessity of addressing childhood pain to move forward.

The episode also takes on a social media spin, as the duo discusses how men often face criticism in public spaces and how the internet's quick judgment shapes their identity. They reflect on the balance between projecting strength and embracing vulnerability, emphasizing the need for self-love and internal validation rather than external approval.

Plus, hear Jay's candid reflections on breakups, love, and the complexities of moving from affection to resentment, and how overcoming those emotional hurdles leads to true personal growth.

This episode is a thought-provoking, unfiltered conversation that touches on emotional intelligence, personal healing, and understanding the nuances of today’s digital world. Whether you’re here for real talk on the evolution of media, self-improvement, or building stronger relationships, this conversation will leave you with valuable insights and a deeper perspective.

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