The Lion's Den With Seth

Tonight we explore the journey of deconstruction —specifically, the deconstruction of organized religion—with Marcus Cole, vocalist, songwriter, producer, social analyst, and 30+-year gospel/soul veteran. Former member of Commissioned and FK&M, Stellar Award nominee, Billboard Gospel #1 artist, founder of AniMar Music Group, and creator of the Pro-Soul concept.

The Lion's Den with Seth; we interview Melvin Anthony (Bodybuilder). A man who knows firsthand what it takes to compete among the world’s elite. Mr. Olympia — the biggest bodybuilding competition in the world, the Arnold Classic, Ironman Pro Champion. Also regarded as one of the greatest posers in bodybuilding history! Join the conversation about doing what it takes to make it!

How do you say goodbye to someone you were never ready to lose?

They say time heals all wounds… but does it really? What happens when the world keeps moving, but a part of your world has stopped? How do you navigate the pain of losing someone you love? Is there a right way to grieve? And how do you help someone who’s hurting when you can’t take their pain away? This Sunday, we welcome Ms. Chantel D. Howard, an educator, wife, sister, friend, and BEREAVED MOTHER, for a powerful conversation about love, loss, and learning to live with grief. We’ll discuss the stages of grief, the emotions we often hide, and how to support those who are hurting. Grief isn’t a sign of weakness. It reflects love that continues even after someone is gone. You don’t have to experience grief alone, and you don’t have to have all the answers to support someone who is grieving. Join us. Share your story. Be part of the conversation. Someone needs to hear this.

Forgiveness isn't about forgetting. It's about choosing to heal, even when the wound still aches.
Join us on The Lion's Den for "Forgiving What You Can't Forget," a raw conversation about emotional healing, letting go, and moving forward when it feels impossible.
This is one conversation you don't want to miss.

What does it really mean to have someone’s back? This week, I’m sitting down with Chantel Reed for a conversation that goes far beyond being the wife of an artist. Chantel has spent years standing beside her husband, Big Chad Reed, as he pursued his music career. She’s witnessed the struggles, the sacrifices, the uncertainty, and now the moments where years of hard work are beginning to pay off. But what about Chantel? What does it feel like to spend years supporting someone else’s dream? Who supports the supporter?

Join us with our guest, Carlos Dunlap-Beard as we have real talk about the Menopause Manual live. No theories. No excuses. Just the playbook every man NEEDS.

We pick up our phones 150 times a day...but who's really in control? This Sunday on the Lion's Den Podcast, we'll break down the neuroscience of mindless scrolling, the emotional cost of passive consumption, and how to reclaim your focus without losing connection. Practical tools. Real talk. No digital detox guilt.

In this episode, the host of The Lion’s Den with Seth, Seth Miller, steps out of the host’s chair and into the guest seat. Joining guest host Larry Ketchum, Seth will share the story behind the man so many know but few truly understand. We’ll dive into what keeps him driven through every chapter of his life as an author, public speaker, life coach, DJ, education professional, student, corporate leader, Wounded Warriors representative, and so much more. But above every title, we’ll talk about the role he values most: being a father. This conversation is about hustle, resilience, and continuing to push forward when people doubt your vision. If you’ve ever had to prove the critics wrong, overcome obstacles, or stay committed to your purpose when others questioned you, this episode is for you.

Step into the Lion’s Den with Seth for a raw, necessary conversation about the silent battles men fight every day. In honor of Men’s Mental Health Month, we’re joined by Dr. Quincy Chambers, a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in breaking down the stigma, rebuilding emotional resilience, and redefining what strength really looks like. Together, Seth, Big Herm, and Dr. Chambers tackle the tough questions: Why do so many men suffer in silence? How do we recognize the warning signs before it’s too late? And what does it truly mean to be “mentally fit”?

Genuine care is the foundation of effective mentorship. People can sense insincerity. True mentors go beyond superficial gestures like remembering names or asking about family; they demonstrate authentic concern. Without this, success in mentorship is impossible.