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My good friend, Abdullah Oduro, and I discuss the current perdictiment of DJ Envy, host of The Breakfast Club. After cheating on his wife, and discussing the matter on television, he was mocked by Desus and Mero. This led to DJ Envy being extremely upset and led to some tension when Desus and Mero visited The Breakfast Club. Ironically, The Breakfast Club are known for "clowing" on people. Is it possibe to have morales and values in Hollywood, or while being in the public eye?
What's going on with Kawhi Leonard and the Spurs? Here we examine why Kawhi still has not returned to the world of basketball, and it all has to do with values and principles.
Listen to the podcast on iTunes: https://apple.co/2G6xwTj
I had the pleasure of sitting with Belal Khan, who is by day a multimedia producer, aspiring filmmaker and storyteller. By night, he's a student of martial arts, history and physiology. We talk about fitness, not caring, what motivates people and advice for millennials.
It was an interesting experience as I only met Belal earlier on in the day, but we hit it off pretty well. Enjoy!!!
Check out Belal's YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/belalkhan
Dr. Ronnie Doss, a doctor of clinical psychology, and I discuss the current situation of Derrick Rose not being offered any contracts in the NBA. We examine his roots, his decisions and what may have shaped his decision making.
Chris Grayson from Urban Strength Institute discusses some of the trends he has witnessed in the world of strength training and conditioning over the last 20 years. We talk about what makes Urban Strength Institute a laboratory for athletes, as well as Chris's approach to training his athletes.
We take a look at what makes the Spurs a model franchise, not just from the lens of a sports fan, but in regards to institutional effectiveness and good leadership principles. A must listen for those wanting to build great teams!
A bit late due to the recent trades, but here is why the Cavs are a dysfunctional team and it goes beyond just basketball.
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