The Tiberius Show

In this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with John C. Morgan, a professional presidential impersonator, comedian, and entertainer, to talk about his unique career impersonating U.S. presidents. John shares how he discovered his talent for impersonating George W. Bush, how he honed his skills, and what it’s like to perform in front of large audiences, including his experience on America's Got Talent.
John breaks down (in teen-friendly language!) the art of impersonation, from the voice to body language, and how comedy and music blend into his performances. He also shares hilarious stories from his career, including impersonating presidents in unique situations like a World Cup stadium in Holland, and how he turned boos into laughs on a reality TV show.
We also dive into:
    The first time John performed his presidential impersonation in front of an audience
    How John prepares for his performances, including watching videos of presidents in different settings
    The importance of confidence, timing, and authenticity in his work
    Funny stories about performing as presidents and dealing with unexpected reactions
    What teens can learn from his journey about overcoming fear and pursuing what they love

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In this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Jason Asa, real estate team leader, coach, and entrepreneur, to talk about the world of real estate and what it truly takes to succeed. Jason shares his journey from a construction job at age 7 to becoming a real estate powerhouse, including how mindset and communication are key in this fast-paced industry.
Jason breaks down (in teen-friendly language!) what real estate agents really do beyond just showing houses — from being a therapist to managing large transactions and leading a team. Plus, he talks about how to build lasting relationships with clients and the importance of being authentic in the business.
We also dive into:
    How Jason got started in real estate and what made him choose it as a career
    The challenges of passing the real estate exam (13 times!)
    The biggest misconception people have about real estate agents and what they really do
    The importance of empathy and leadership in both real estate and life
    How real estate can be a pathway to financial freedom with the right mindset
    Math Corners: A real-world coaching word problem and its application to real estate
    Heart of the Lion: Integrity, leadership, and the importance of being genuine in business

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In this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Chef Crystal Clark, the talented chef and baker behind Crystal Bakes, to talk about the world of baking, cooking, and community service. Crystal shares her journey from childhood baking disasters to running her own successful business and feeding the Orlando community.
Chef Crystal breaks down (in teen-friendly language!) the highs and lows of running a bakery, the importance of math in the kitchen, and why food can bring people together. Plus, she talks about her work feeding soldiers, the challenges of culinary school, and the joys of baking cookies.
We also dive into:
    How Crystal transitioned from science to cooking and why she chose the culinary path
    What goes into running a baking business (besides just baking!)
    Crystal’s signature cookie, the BFC (Big Freaking Cookie!)
    The hardest dessert to make: soufflés (timing is everything!)
    Math Corners: How math plays a key role in baking and cooking
    Heart of the Lion: Leadership and patience in the kitchen

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In this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Jarrod Daab, Vice President of Fund Development at Lighthouse of Central Florida, to talk about real-world careers that make a difference—especially careers that support people who are blind or living with vision loss.
Jared breaks down (in teen-friendly language!) what fundraising / fund development actually is, how nonprofits build trust, and why transparency matters—plus how Lighthouse helps people build daily living skills like orientation & mobility, navigating safely, and gaining independence.
We also dive into:
•    Why Jared chose nonprofit work (and what surprises most people about it)
•    How donations are used responsibly to grow programs
•    Lighthouse’s signature event “Dining in the Dark” (a full pitch-black dining experience!)
•    Parenting, leadership, and what schools should teach (budgeting, life skills, and more)
•    Math Corners: A real-world sign-order word problem (Braille + accessibility!)
•    Heart of the Lion: Leadership without needing a title

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On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius talks with Jordan Ostroff, attorney and owner of Carp DM Consulting, who helps lawyers build businesses that don’t burn them out. Jordan is known for working around 24 hours a week, using systems, delegation, and automation so work fits into life — not the other way around.
This isn’t your typical lawyer interview. It’s a real conversation about defining success, protecting mental health, and building a career that doesn’t replace your family, your health, or your happiness.
 In this episode, you’ll learn:
•    Why “being busy” can actually mean you’re stuck, not winning
•    What lawyers really do (argue over words in laws and contracts!)
•    The shocking reality of burnout in the legal profession
•    How Jordan transitioned from courtroom life to running a business
•    Why “if your business needs you nonstop, you don’t have a business — you have a job”
•    The #1 mistake professionals make with their time (and how to fix it)
•    How automation and systems create freedom
•    Why critical thinking is a superpower for teens (especially in the AI era)

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Today on The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with a powerful guest: ETANO (aka Nick Jeffers) — a Christian hip-hop artist who’s using music, storytelling, and faith to make an impact.
From writing remixes in class… to being inspired by Tupac… to shifting his entire direction after life challenges — ETANO opens up about what it really means to create music with purpose.
This episode is real, funny, honest, and full of lessons about identity, confidence, and choosing faith even when life gets messy.
 In this episode, you’ll hear:
•    What Christian hip-hop really means (and why people misunderstand it)
•    How fear of public speaking turned into a music journey
•    The moment his focus changed from secular music to faith-driven music
•    What “God Got Me” means to him personally
•    Why he believes kids should “do it your way” — not chase trends
•    How he writes music: beat-first vs lyrics-first
•    Why he scrapped an entire secular album and rebuilt it with a new mission
•    A fun Math Corners challenge about bars, choruses, and collabs
•    Heart of a Lion: Nobility — leadership through selflessness

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Welcome back to The Tiberius Show! 🎙️
 Today’s episode is all about fire, explosions, and special effects… BUT safely (seriously: do not try this at home).
Our guest is Andy Nichols, a special effects and pyrotechnics expert and the owner of Orlando Special Effects. Andy explains what pyrotechnics really are, where you see practical effects in real life (movies, theme parks, concerts, haunted houses, and even sporting events), and why training + safety rules are what make the creativity possible.
Andy also talks about air cannons and confetti cannons, how effects are built, how safety distances work, and what it’s like to get paid to blow up cars (for movies… legally 😄). Then we jump into Math Corners and Heart of the Lion with a great integrity story that shows what it means to do the right thing.
 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
• What a pyrotechnics expert actually does
 • Where special effects show up outside of movies
 • How air cannons and confetti cannons work
 • Why safety is always more important than “cool”
 • How rules/standards help creativity (not block it)
 • What happens when an effect doesn’t go as planned
 • Skills teens can start learning now (trades + problem-solving)
 • How CGI and practical effects work together
 • Real-world math used for safe distances and show planning
 • A powerful real-life integrity story from Andy

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In this exciting episode of The Tiberius Show, we’re joined by Maxine Dennis, the CEO of Champion Valley Adventure Park in Lakeville, Minnesota. Maxine shares her journey from running escape rooms to overseeing one of the coolest adventure parks around, packed with paintball, axe throwing, archery tag, camping, and more.
 Discussion Points
•    Champion Valley Adventure Park: Running an adventure park with paintball, axe throwing, and more.
•    Maxine’s Journey: From escape rooms to CEO of a 150-acre park.
•    Business Advice: How close connection with customers is key to success.
•    Entrepreneurship: The highs and lows of being your own boss.
•    Staffing & Leadership: The challenges of managing young employees in an outdoor, adventure-based business.
•    Adventure Park Fun: Weirdest moments at the park, team-building with employees, and upcoming events like zombie paintball.
•    Telos: Helping teens find their passion and build careers through structured gap years.
•    Life Lessons: What Maxine learned from her parents' small business and how it shaped her career.

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In this episode, Tiberius talks with Stefan Davis, Director of Development at the WASH Foundation, about how access to clean water affects health, education, and daily life for millions of people. From building wells in Africa to teaching handwashing in schools, this conversation shows how something as simple as water can change everything.
Stefan shares his journey from serving in the U.S. Army to working in global nonprofits, explains how clean water projects really work, and talks about why helping others is one of the most rewarding careers you can have.
Discussion Topics
•    What WASH means (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene)
•    Why clean water is a human right
•    How water affects school, health, and safety
•    Building wells and water systems in other countries
•    Why girls often stop going to school without water access
•    How nonprofits decide where to help
•    Serving others through leadership and integrity
•    How kids can help solve big world problems
•    Using math in real-world humanitarian projects
•    What it means to live with the Heart of a Lion

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Welcome back to The Tiberius Show! Today we talk with Justin Felde, a behavioral health care planner who works at a state psychiatric facility. Justin helps people at some of the toughest moments of their lives. He works with doctors, nurses, therapists, and families to help patients get the support and treatment they need to return to their everyday life.
In this episode, Justin explains what a psychiatric hospital really is, why mental health is so important, how treatment plans work, and what it’s like interviewing and supporting people with severe mental illness. He shares stories from his career, talks about safety, communication, family relationships, and the real challenges many people face with housing, money, and support. 
 Discussion Points
• What a care planner does
 • What a psychiatric facility is (and what it is NOT)
 • How Justin interviews patients and gathers important information
 • Shocking moments and surprising things he has learned
 • How treatment plans are created
 • Why some patients refuse help at first
 • How staff stay calm in intense situations
 • The difference between mental illness and personality disorders
 • How socioeconomic issues (housing, money, jobs) affect treatment
 • Why wrap-around services matter
 • Working with families—good and challenging moments
 • What teens should learn about mental health in school
  • Why leadership and teamwork keep everyone safe 

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