On this episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we step into the world of body slams, ambition, and discipline with rising professional wrestler Tre Lamar. Tre opens up about the early stages of his wrestling journey, what it takes to stay focused in a demanding industry, and how he’s carving his own lane in and out of the ring.

We’re also joined by longtime wrestling fan Adrian Jackson as we reflect on our favorite eras, iconic moments we grew up on, and what it means to pursue your passion—no matter how tough the road gets.

Whether you’re a die-hard wrestling fan or just respect the grind, this conversation hits hard. 

In this lively and inspiring episode, Jéan P the MC catches up with Hollis “Scamp” Alexander II — McKinley High School alum, former educator, and now a touring member of the Washington Generals alongside the legendary Harlem Globetrotters. Scamp shares how an unexpected opportunity put him back on the court, performing in NBA arenas and living out a dream he thought had passed.

We dive into his journey from Canton to the big stage, coaching the Lady Pups, playing overseas in France, and how faith, family, and timing made it all come together.

Plus, cousin Gregory Burns joins the conversation, bringing laughs and classic energy as the crew pokes fun at Greg’s serious Drake fandom, debates who would win in a one-on-one game between Scamp and Bow Wow, and reflects on growing up with hoop dreams and humor.

A mix of motivation, memories, and a lot of laughs — this episode proves that when it’s meant for you, it’ll always find its way back.

On this Father’s Day edition of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, the conversation centers around faith, fatherhood, and community impact with special guest Bradley Tyson—a proud Canton native and Neighborhood Connection Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohio.

Bradley shares his journey of returning to his hometown, raising a family, and leading initiatives that bring real change to the city he loves. The episode is equal parts inspiring and grounded, with plenty of wisdom on service, purpose, and walking in faith.

Also joining the mic is longtime friend Micless Zack, who keeps the vibe light with his annual “shaving anniversary” and joins in on a candid review of Lil Wayne’s new album, Tha Carter VI.

It’s a heartfelt and honest episode—perfect for Father’s Day listeners looking for real stories, real laughs, and real purpose.

In this powerful episode of Say What You Mean, we sit down with Cyrus Ausar, author, mental health advocate, humanitarian, and founder of Grow Mental Health & Awareness for a real conversation about what it means to lose yourself while helping others, and how the journey inward can awaken your true purpose.

Cyrus opens up about becoming a parent figure at just 13, surviving dangerous environments, and how those early struggles led him to become a leading voice in depression and suicide prevention. Together, we unpack the importance of mental health in our communities, the need for safe spaces, and how healing yourself is sometimes the boldest thing you can do.

We also have some laughs, talk legacy, and explore what it really means to “grow into greatness.”

This one is for anyone who’s ever felt like they had to hold it all together for everyone else—until they realized it was time to show up for themselves.

In this episode, host Jéan P the MC sits down with Jasmine Barrino, also known as Frugal Civilization, a multidisciplinary artist, entrepreneur, and cultural visionary. Jasmine shares how she blends fine art and technology to challenge norms, build legacy, and uplift underserved communities through her creative work.

The conversation explores her journey, the mission behind her brand, and the power of art as a tool for empowerment. Things take a fun turn as Jasmine shares her thoughts on ChatGPT, and listeners get a dose of comedy as Micless Zack and Jeremy trade wild takes during a heated sports debate.

Art, AI, and authentic vibes, this one’s got it all.

In this episode, we sit down with the owner of JD’s Breaks, a former standout baseball player whose journey took him from representing Team USA and training with MLB teams to building a thriving business in the sports memorabilia world. Born and raised in Ashland, Ohio, he opens up about the highs of athletic success, the tough moment that ended his baseball dreams, and how he reinvented himself through passion and hustle. Whether you’re a collector, a dreamer, or someone navigating life’s pivots, this episode is full of gems about purpose, perseverance, and finding your next chapter.

In this special episode, we sit down with the talented students from the Canton McKinley Senior High School Career Technical Education (HSCTE) Broadcast Media Program for some real conversation, big laughs, and inspiring moments. It was an honor to connect with the next generation of storytellers and creatives as they shared their experiences, dreams, and insights.

Big shoutout to Isaiah Smith, Jen Eberle, and Canton City Schools for making this collaboration possible! This episode is all about celebrating youth voices, community, and the power of media to bring people together.

Tune in for a fun, authentic, and memorable conversation you won’t want to miss!

Chais Medal is all about making change happen. In this episode, she talks about her work with Chasing Hope House, helping youth transition out of foster care, and what it’s like being a voice for justice with the Stark County NAACP. From leadership to real-life impact, Chais shares her story, her hustle, and her heart.

In this episode, we sit down with McKinley High School head coach and alum Sean Weatherspoon to talk about his journey from standout player to mentor and leader. We dive into his time as a McKinley Bulldog, the lessons he’s learned from coaching, and his vision for the program’s future. Coach Weatherspoon shares insights on what it takes to develop young talent, his thoughts on the NBA, and what makes McKinley basketball special. Plus, we throw in a few fun questions. Does he still got a jumper? Can he take on his current squad? Tune in for a conversation full of wisdom, humor, and inspiration!

Canton, stand up! On this episode of Say What You Mean w/ Jéan P the MC, we’re sitting down with none other than Mayor William J. Sherer II. From leading the city to laying down labor laws, we’ll talk about his journey from ironworker to mayor, his vision for Canton’s future, and what it really takes to run the city.

But we’re keeping it fun, too—what did Mayor Sherer listen to in 1988? What’s the wildest perk of being mayor? And can Jéan P the MC get a key to the city?

Tune in as we mix politics, culture, and comedy in a way only Say What You Mean can. You won’t want to miss this one!