Shuda Cuda Wuda

Its always good convo when Trevis Stricklen is in the building. There are so many topics we touched on this episode. We touched on the mental state of a teenager. We also talked about how the educational system judges our kids coming into high school. He also gives a word of encouragement to our high school kids going to college.

Here's part 2 of the incredible story we started last week on Dominique Howard. Listen in and understand the true definition of DON'T QUIT.

This by far is my favorite interview so stay tuned for part 2. Come sit down and listen to what DON'T QUIT really means. We talk about the countless times obstacles came to distract his calling but, he never gave up on God and in return God never gave up on him.

The Truth Hurts. Tatiyana Dean comes on and talks about her mistakes in High School, College and just life period. The youngest one on Shuda Cuda Wuda but, has a lot of knowledge.

Two months in I realized everyone is not made or college. Knowing that I decided to open up the door to trade schools and entrepreneurship. So take this journey with me. In this episode we talk about different ways to make money. We hit on union jobs and we also touch on 401k and retirement plans.

On this weeks episode we have The All-American Kevin Simmons. We talk about his program that he has helping kids get noticed. We also hit on how he made a decision of what college he wanted to go to after having an offer from every college in the nation.

Listen in as we have Roscoe Brown on the mic this week. He explains how growing up in and out of jail made him want to break the generational curse and put his son "Raleek Brown" in the best position to be a 5  Star recruit.

This week we have a talk with Derek Graves Jr. about how important it is to take high school serious. He also so shows us perseverance helped him get through an injury in college. We also touch on the mentors that help shape him into the man he is today.

Tune in as Joel talks about how he defeated the odds coming from a small school in Stockton, CA to winning an Olympic gold medal. Also talks about how not starting on a Junior College basketball team pushed him to do great things.

Douglass Fort comes and bless the podcast and tell us how he has gotten over $5 million in scholarships to HBCU's for black kids.