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The Edge Presents: Robert Hawkins Unfiltered
His Story. His Music. His Stack.

Experience a special showcase featuring gospel recording artist Robert Hawkins and The Recovery Gathering.

This exclusive presentation brings together five videos that offer a unique look at Robert's life, accomplishments, creativity, and music. From celebrating the completion of his doctorate to a behind-the-scenes look at his signature stack hairstyle, you'll see sides of Robert that audiences don't normally get to experience. The episode also includes two powerful musical presentations that have encouraged listeners across the country.

Featured Videos:
• Robert Hawkins Doctorate Recap
• A Personal Greeting from Robert Hawkins
• Behind the Stack
• Things Will Work Out (Remix) featuring Wess Morgan & Minon Bolton
• Serenity Prayer - Chicago Live

Whether you're a longtime fan of Robert's music, connected to the recovery community, or simply looking for encouragement, this special collection highlights the faith, perseverance, authenticity, and artistry that have made Robert Hawkins a powerful voice of hope.

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This episode of The Edge features an engaging and deeply real conversation with Tre Herring, founder of Eyes On Me Inc. and host of the Somethin Ain’t Right Podcast. From his early days as a Christian hip-hop artist to launching Hip Hop Hope and eventually building a ministry centered on mentorship, discipleship, and community transformation, Tre shares the story behind the calling God placed on his life.

Bill and Stephanie talk with Tre about how he got started in rap music, the impact of Hip Hop Hope, and the evolution of his ministry into outreach efforts that now touch youth, families, and underserved communities throughout Houston. The conversation explores identity, redemption, discipleship, leadership, accountability, and the importance of meeting people where they are with both truth and compassion.

Tre also opens up about the vision behind Disciple The Streets, his passion for mentoring men and young people, and the role media and podcasting can play in reaching the next generation with the gospel.

Then, after the interview officially wrapped up, an unexpected “only God” moment happened. A connection was uncovered that none of us saw coming, turning the ending of this episode into something truly unforgettable. Be sure to stay through the bonus coverage at the end to hear the full story.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever wondered if real change is possible.

Bryan Kelley knows what it’s like to live in chains—and what it takes to break free.

Now serving as Outreach and Engagement Director at Crosswalk Center, and formerly leading organizations like The HUB Community Center and the Prison Entrepreneurship Program, Bryan is living proof that your past doesn’t get the final say.

As a returning citizen, husband, mentor, and speaker, he’s on a mission to give a voice to the muffled multitude still behind the walls.

This is a story of transformation, purpose, and what it really means to live free.

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Celebrate with us as we bring you something special from Robert Hawkins. As promised, Robert has released the remix of his song Happy! and we’re excited to share it with you.

This episode also includes Robert’s personal greeting, along with congratulations from Less Than The Least Ministries and The Edge as we honor Dr. Robert Hawkins on receiving his honorary doctorate degree.

Join us for a moment of celebration, encouragement, and joy as we recognize a man whose life and message continue to impact others.

In this powerful episode of The Edge, we sit down with Priscilla Johnson, a woman whose life is a living testimony of transformation.

Once incarcerated, Priscilla opens up about the real challenges of reentry, especially as a black woman carrying the weight of a felony record. From barriers and rejection to moments of deep discouragement, she shares what it truly looks like to fight for a second chance in a world that doesn’t always offer one.

But her story doesn’t stop there.

Priscilla also shares the turning point, when a local church chose to see her not for her past, but for who she is in Christ. That acceptance became a catalyst for healing, growth, and purpose.

Now a graduate of Rock Bottom Ranch and host of the Sheltering From The Storm podcast, she’s pouring that same grace into others. Many of you may recognize her from the Behind the Razor Wire Tour, where she served alongside Less Than The Least Ministries, bringing hope to those still on the inside.

This conversation is real, raw, and full of hope. It’s about barriers, breakthrough, and the power of being truly seen and loved.

If you’ve ever wondered whether transformation is possible, this episode is your answer.

The Edge: Where transformation happens.

What happens when a man who once lived at the top of thedrug world comes face to face with truth, consequences, and the grace of God?

On this episode of The Edge, Bill and Stephanie sitdown with Dr. Jorge Valdes, a former high-level figure in the drug trade whoselife journey took him from power, money, and prison to redemption, purpose, andministry. Born in Cuba, raised in the U.S., and later drawn into the criminalworld, Valdes eventually walked through the collapse of that life and into apowerful transformation. Today, he shares a message of hope, change, and thereality that no one is beyond the reach of God.

This is a raw and honest conversation about bad choices,brokenness, second chances, and what it really looks like when God rewrites alife story. If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you from afuture, this episode is for you.

No matter where you’ve been, your story is not over.

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Julio “JC” Almanza knows what it means to hit rock bottom.

Before he became the founder of Wrong to Strong, thecreator of the USP Max self-progress program, and a nationally recognized transformation coach, JC spent nearly two decades inside U.S. and Mexican prisons.

Now he’s going back — not as an inmate, but as a messengerof hope.

In this powerful episode of The Edge, JC shares hisraw story of incarceration, discipline, accountability, and rebuilding life from nothing. We talk about how he turned pain into purpose, how he built the USP Max program now used in prisons and rehab centers across multiple states,and why true transformation starts from the inside out.

Featured on national platforms and working with schools, lawenforcement, and correctional institutions, JC is living proof that your past does not have to define your future.

This month (March 2026), we’ll be joining JC inside four Texas prison units — bringing the message of transformation directly behind the walls.

If you’re incarcerated, in recovery, rebuilding, or simplyfighting to become the man or woman God created you to be — this conversation is for you.

Because where you start doesn’t have to decide where youfinish.

Hodgepodge is back… and you already know what that means. 🎉

Another fast-moving, viewer-favorite mix of laughs, surprises, creativity, and truth packed into just over 30 minutes. This episode brings you clever gags, a porch pirate who gets quite the surprise, adorable kitten cuties, thoughtful Christian apologetics, Robert Hawkins on the set, smooth moves, a height-don't-matter basketball highlight, Tiny's golf moment, Pastor Chris Clemons on grace, creative painting, mind-bending magic, music that lifts the spirit, and plenty more along the way.

That’s the beauty of Hodgepodge — it’s unpredictable, uplifting, and always worth the watch.

Press play and enjoy the mix.

Big thank you to Allen and Ignatio for their help creating the song for this special valentines episode of The Edge. For those of you longing for a relationship - a new one or one lost - know this: God did it for Bill and He can do it for you too.

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Cameron Sessums’ story is one of radical transformation. With 14 felony charges and a future that looked anything but hopeful, Cameron’s life took a turn that only God could orchestrate.

In this powerful episode of The Edge, Cameron shares his journey from incarceration to itinerant preacher, walking us through the moments that changed everything. What began behind bars became the birthplace of a calling, proving that prison can be a place of purpose when God steps in.

This conversation is honest, raw, and full of hope for anyone who has ever wondered if their past disqualifies them from God’s plan. Whether you’re incarcerated, impacted by incarceration, or walking alongside someone who is, Cameron’s testimony reminds us that redemption is never out of reach and purpose is never off the table.

If God can rewrite Cameron’s story, He can rewrite yours too.