The Green Print 713

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with EZM, Nigerian-American creative, Prairie View A&M University and Alief alum, versatile music producer, designer, and one of the most unique creative minds I've known.

And this one goes way back.

From becoming friends in the second grade to eventually becoming college roommates at Prairie View, we've watched each other grow through multiple chapters of life.

We talk about music, creativity, Alief, Prairie View, friendship, developing your own style, and what it takes to stay true to your vision while continuing to evolve.

More than a producer, he's a creator and architect of culture who has always seen things a little differently.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, Kameron sits down with Rogelio "Ro" Fraire to talk about reinvention, personal growth, and building a life through skill stacking.

A Fort Worth native and Prairie View A&M University graduate, Ro shares how he transformed his career from mechanic and barber to educator and mentor, then into tech sales, before becoming a self-taught engineer.

This conversation explores embracing change, betting on yourself, developing new skills, and refusing to let your past define your future.

Whether you're considering a career change, chasing a new dream, or simply looking for motivation to keep growing, Ro's story is a reminder that reinvention is always possible.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Billy Nelson to discuss leadership, entrepreneurship, purpose, and the mindset required to build a meaningful life and career.

From overcoming challenges to creating opportunities for others, Billy shares the principles that have guided his journey and the lessons that continue to shape his impact.

This conversation is filled with practical wisdom for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone striving to leave a legacy.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with John-Patrick to discuss grief, fatherhood, faith, purpose, and the story behind his powerful record, "Daddy's Chain."

From losing his father while welcoming new life into the world to processing heartbreak through music, John-Patrick shares one of the most honest conversations you'll hear about healing and hope.

This episode reminds us that grief isn't something you simply get over; it's something you learn to carry, and faith can sustain you through the process.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Re Knight, a husband, father, military veteran, Prairie View A&M University alumnus, founder of Life Works, and campus minister with FCA at Texas State University.

We dive into faith, leadership, mentorship, HBCU culture, and the calling to invest in people long after the spotlight fades.

From Hump Day on The Hill to ministry, entrepreneurship, and fatherhood, Re shares the lessons that have shaped his journey and the purpose that continues to drive him.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Houston legend K-Rino, founding member of the South Park Coalition, lyrical icon, and one of the city's most respected independent artists.

We talk about Houston hip-hop, DJ Screw, the Screwed Up Click, lyrical storytelling, independence, longevity, and the mindset that's kept him relevant for decades.

This is a conversation about culture, purpose, and leaving a legacy bigger than the music.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Desmond "Team 28" Johnson to talk about leadership, mentorship, and personal growth.

We dive into accountability, purpose, and the importance of investing in people while building a legacy that extends beyond yourself.

This conversation is about impact, development, and becoming the best version of yourself.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Reesetopher of Kreative Comedy — a Nacogdoches, Texas native building his name through comedy, creativity, and authentic content.

We dive into consistency, storytelling, and what it takes to grow as a creator in today’s digital world.

This conversation is about humor, vision, and turning creativity into opportunity.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Ladonte “Ayo Tae” Lotts, founder of Jiggaerobics and proud Southern University alum.

From building a viral fitness brand to appearing on Shark Tank, Ayo Tae shares what it takes to turn creativity into opportunity.

We dive into entrepreneurship, discipline, and building a movement through culture and purpose.

Here today to give us his Green Print… Ladonte “Ayo Tae” Lotts.

On this episode of The Green Print 713, we sit down with Black Snow, a comedian and content creator building his name through humor and consistency.

We dive into content, creativity, and what it takes to connect with people in a real way.

This conversation is all about personality, growth, and turning everyday life into entertainment.