In this conversation  with Anaysha “Amorrnay” Robinson, we tap into the many layers that make  her unique. Amorrnay is nature, peace, classy, spicy, a artist, and an actress. Rob Bruin is curious about the Amorrnay's New R&B Single “  Whatever You Want”, why Amorrnay chose to pursue full-time acting artist  career, how she’s survived stage 4 cancer and more. Comment and share on what’s your favorite part of the conversation.

We cover CP3 looking to gain his first NBA Championship, the importance of the mid-range game, why The Los Angeles Lakers should consider acquiring another star for Anthony Davis, and more.

"Never go where you not known or wanted!" says Al Groh, Chris Canty's former coach. Canty has many different layers, from being a God Fearing Man, Community Activist, Media Talent, and Super Bowl Champion with The New York Giants(2012). We unpack Chris being labeled legally blind before entering the NFL Draft in 2005, The Chris Canty Foundation, carving his own path on ESPN's First Take, how he's developed his confidence as an On Air Talent, and much more.

In this episode we pay homage to Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications at ESPN, Chris LaPlaca. We talk about the birth of HD, ESPN being the first on all sports, ESPN breaking history in views this year with Women's Basketball, The 1987 American Cup, how NBA Countdown's all African-American cast was created and why you should not be afraid to fail and much more.

In the midst of connecting her two passions in health with beauty, Desiree Murray explains the courage and faith its taking to carry out her goals. Murray explains how she would love to help Oprah with a body transformation, unique dedication for bodybuilding, her faith being tested, and business ventures that are on the rise. Enjoy another candid conversation brought to you by Rob Bruin!

In this candid conversation Dae'qaun Green A.K.A. Cudi, speaks about his fashion line known as "Juni Global". During his entrepreneurship venture Green expresses the importance of support, marketing, impacting his community with his own gifts and more. For more information on Juni Global go to juniglobalshop.com.

From growing up in the 1960's to becoming a 30 year NBA Referee veteran, Derrick Stafford walks us through his experiences with racism, the dominance and difference of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James from behind the whistle and why HBCU's Athletic Departments should utilize their resources to bring more exposure. 

In the small town of Cheraw, South Carolina Ashley Davis is teaching the young women about life through the game of basketball. Despite the small intimate size of the town, Davis is choosing to show her student athletes how taking the steps into right direction can help them impact the world once they leave their hometown. Ashley played at Cheraw High School in her teen years and understands what the new generation needs to excel at the next level. We had a thought provoking conversation about women's athletics, education, Kobe's Mamba mentality, and more.

Isis Young is a vibrant talent that still has a drive to compete in basketball at a high level, whether it's overseas or at a Division 1 School. Young talks new broadcasting career, battling injuries, and life lessons that are a big part of her maturity process.

Chris "Rhino" Elmore's driving force is his dedication to playing football. Elmore is entering his Senior year of college football with a lot to prove, especially to himself. The multifaceted Defensive Back talks about his adjustments during the Coronavirus era, media talent and why he doesn't plan on loosing to Clemson next time they lace up their cleats.