In this episode 007 shares his journey from street life to prison to faith, explaining why "the streets is dead" and urging listeners to choose legal hustle, entrepreneurship, and education over the old ways. He unpacks "pit living," wasted moves, and the concept of an "Uno Reverse" where communities ultimately rose above the intended harms.

Loaded with personal stories, practical warnings, and a call to take small consistent steps toward change, the episode encourages listeners to protect their families, make smart choices, and keep progressing.

Host 007 delivers a bold message about leaving the street life behind and choosing a new path through faith, education, and entrepreneurship. He shares personal lessons—liberation from the streets, education in prison, and elevation through Jesus—while urging listeners to stop wasted moves and pursue legal, sustainable success.

With practical advice about small steps adding up, critiques of outdated street culture, and a hopeful call to rebuild and rise, this episode challenges listeners to rethink the hustle and start building a better future.

In this episode the host shares a powerful testimony of conversion in a jail cell, describing how one night of surrender led to a long journey of transformation. He reflects on Scripture, the start of his success, and the years it took to become an "overnight" success.

He discusses the ongoing journey—finding community in church, repairing relationships with his wife and children, and redefining success as faith, family, and the ability to celebrate others’ wins alongside improved finances.

Host 007 of The Progression Podcast challenges listeners to live their faith genuinely — not just say the words in church, but act with kindness, humility and consistency every day.

He reflects on being 'catfished' by church appearances, warns against selective Christian amnesia, and urges believers to practice what they preach while preparing for a big ministry move.

In this episode 007 Man explores "misdirected hate" — the criticism people level at others that often masks their own fears or insecurities. Drawing on 1 Thessalonians 4:11–12, he urges listeners toward self-honesty, empathy, maturity, and focusing on their own purpose.

He offers practical perspectives on breaking the habit of judgment, reclaiming your "why power," and choosing liberation, education, and elevation over envy and negativity.

Host Fifth Ward Board 007 confronts the clash between Scripture and American politics, asking whether people follow the biblical God or a different, politically shaped faith. He explores themes of morality, hypocrisy, and social justice—challenging listeners to choose kingdom values over earthly systems.

Host Andre Barnes (007) returns to The Progression Podcast with a faith-driven message of liberation, education, and elevation, opening with 2 Corinthians 5:17. He explores the episode theme “No more excuses,” reflecting on Moses’ hesitation and his own journey from street life and prison to faith and growth.

Andre challenges listeners to stop blaming the devil, God, or others, take responsibility for choices, push past fear and complacency, and do the hard work required to reach their goals. Practical encouragement and a call to persevere close the episode.

 007 of the Progression Podcast delivers a candid, faith-centered talk about hypocrisy, double standards, and the need for consistent Christian living. Drawing from scripture and personal experience with Josiah's House Ministries, he challenges listeners to stop picking and choosing which parts of the Bible to follow, to reject 'Sunday-only' faith, and to show compassion for all lives, regardless of politics or background.

Host 007 speaks directly about a viral incident where a woman was publicly rebuked during church service, questioning whether it was open correction or public humiliation.

Drawing on Philippians 2:3 and his own life experience, he urges churches to practice humility, welcome people in, and stop shaming those who are seeking help.

The episode challenges performative church behaviors, calls for genuine love and restoration, and reminds listeners to bring people in before trying to ‘clean’ them up.

The host returns with gratitude and urgency, exploring liberation, education, and elevation through scripture and personal story. He discusses recent headlines about Dame Dash, the debate between having a job and becoming a boss, and the importance of handling worldly wealth responsibly (Luke 16:10–11).

Key lessons: knowledge without application is powerless, refuse to settle for crumbs, invest in ownership and legacy, and use challenges—like prison—as opportunities for growth and vision.