In this captivating episode of That's Just Good Podcast, we shine a spotlight on Cheri Garcia's remarkable journey from incarceration to innovation. Discover the story behind Cornbread Hustle, a transformative program aimed at providing the formerly incarcerated with the resources and mentorship they need to thrive. Cheri, with her unyielding passion and resilience, exemplifies the power of second chances. Join us as we dive deep into a narrative that showcases how reinvention is possible, and how one individual's mission can impact countless lives.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Orion Jean, TIME's 2021 Kid of the Year and a dynamo of compassion. At only 12 years old, this remarkable 8th grader has galvanized a global movement through his "Race to Kindness" initiative. Dive deep into Orion's journey, from winning a student kindness contest to collecting over half a million books for needy kids. We also discuss his influential books, "Race to Kindness" and "A Kids Book About Leadership," and his unwavering belief that everyone, regardless of age, can make a significant difference in the world. Please tune in to discover how this young visionary is reshaping our understanding of kindness and leadership and how you can join the race where everybody wins.

Dive deep with Drew Demler, the head of horticulture at the heart of the world-famous State Fair of Texas.

As the driving force behind Big Tex Urban Farms, Drew spearheads a transformative initiative that's more than just a farm—it's a commitment to community enrichment and education. Set amidst the busy fairgrounds of the ongoing State Fair of Texas, this hydroponic haven donates 100% of its produce, emphasizing the power of hands-on education. Discover the story behind the greenhouse, the bustling fair, and the man making waves in the Green Industry for almost three decades.

Yuri Williams is from Los Angeles California and is the founder of A Future Superhero And Friends. This nonprofit started after he lost his mother to cancer in 2009. Yuri found himself in a dark place for 5 years until one day he decided that he could no longer live the way he was. That is when he decided to do what his mother taught him and that was to give back, show love, and compassion and this is how he now keeps her name alive.

Danny Martin started making his mark on the esports industry during his time as a University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) student athlete studying small business management and entrepreneurship. His first gig in gaming involved repairing gaming equipment for his classmates with the knowledge and skill he’d gained in the infancy of esports. It wasn’t long before he recognized the financial opportunity available in organizing large-scale esports tournaments. Having built a database of gamers through friends and contacts on campus, Danny started hosting tournaments, and his first esports business, Geekletes, was born.

After leaving UTSA, Danny’s career and interest in esports continued to grow. By 2015, he co-founded and self-funded his own esports organization by turning his 2,000-square-foot Downtown Dallas loft into a gaming esports arena. Today, Danny is the Co-Founder and CEO of Esposure, a global esports technology company with a proprietary Education to Entertainment (E2E) ecosystem focused on developing the next generation of esports professionals and competitive gamers.

Adu currently lives in the Bay Area where he hosts his new podcast "A Dose of Black Joy & Caffeine". On his show, Adu navigates through super small yet hyper-specific conversations within the Black community that bring individuals a dose of Black Joy to keep them going. Conversations range from The Electric Slide, HBCU Experience, NBA 2K Vs. NBA Street and of course Oprah. 

Throughout his journey, Adu has also had exhibits featured at the African American Museum in Dallas, authored multiple books, and so much more.