Well, I ran into a little problem finishing up season 3 but don't worry I got you all covered with a little take that I have on weddings and my view of Andrew Luck, Quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts retiring during the weekend. I talk about my own feelings about how my time with football ended and the incredible strength it took for Luck to walk away from the game. This is only the beginning of his journey for whatever comes next for him, all I want for him is that he can be the best Andrew Luck he can be for the rest of his life. #YCMWT

On this episode, I sat down with Krishna Lee, a woman of many talents to talk about her duties as the senior recreation director for the City of Kansas City, MO Parks and Recreation. She talks about her other job as player for the Kansas City Titans Semi-Pro Football, which is an all female football team. She talks about all the intricacies of all playing football while juggling her own life and responsibilities. #YCMWT

On this episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Tino Herrera who is in the process of becoming an ordained pastor in the United Methodist church. He talks about the what the process of becoming an ordained pastor looks like and all the work that is needed to be done. He also sheds light about an ongoing debate that is going on in the Methodist church right now regarding the LGBTQ+ community and what could be a revolutionary step on the horizon for the United Methodist Church. #YCMWT

In a little surprise for my best friends, on this episode I sat down with George White and we talked everything that goes into being an engineer. He highlighted the steps that a person needs to take to become an engineer of any kind outside of the military, included an engineer's version of the BAR (which is the test that prospective lawyers have to take before they become full-fledged lawyers.) He also expanded on all the outside factors that affects his job and reflects about the lack of minority representation in the engineering industry and in STEM careers in general, and what is being done to change that. Shout out to you Pee Wee, this one is for you!

On this episode, I talked with Joe PhiLlips about his path to becoming the IT Director for Kansas City Public Schools. He expands on the important roll that technology now plays in education, including the constant battle against scammers and other dangers, making sure that our students and staff have the best technology possible to both teach and learn. He also expands a little bit about his time in the military and it turns out his is quite the prankster. #YCMWT

(I apologize for the audio quality, there was a mishap in the room we were recording and we had to switch locations.)

On this episode, I sat down with Nicole Collier White to talk about her path to becoming the director of the Kansas City Public Schools Education Foundation She expanded on the duties of the foundation, how it helps Kansas City Public Schools educators provide the best education possible to their students, and her love for 90s hip-hop. #YCMWT

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🚨 Bonus Pod Alert! 🚨 So I've been on vacation for the last couple of weeks and I basically stayed away from social media. So imagine my shock to see everything that has transpired in my time away. Kevin Holmes hops back on the podcast to help a brother out and catch me up. We talk about the Little Mermaid controversy, the changes in the Tyreek Hill story and Trump's verbal attack the the freshmen congresswomen. Wow, what a time to be alive. #YCMWT

On this episode, I sat down with Kevin Holmes, KHSB Channel 41 Action News Evening Anchor to talk about his path to becoming possibly the first black news anchor in Kansas City history. He covers the trials and tribulations of working in the news industry, dispells some myths and talks about how the news has evolved over the years. He also gives some insight into how the industry works and lays down a challenge to all the news anchors in Kansas City. #YCMWT

On this episode, I sat down with Whitney Rodden, Midamerica Nazarene University's (MNU) Director of Sports Performance to talk about her path to where she is today. We discuss how she handles the constant turnover that she faces every year with athletes entering and leaving the university. We also talk about the difficulties that she faced entering a field that has been dominated by men and how she navigated it all. Finally, we also cover a tragic event in her life and how she turned that into a charity that helps children all across the country. #YCMWT #HugLikeYouMeanIt

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Ladies and Gentleman welcome to the pilot of season 3. On this episode, I sat down with Nathan Wilhelm AKA BEARDS and we talked about how his journey to being a producer for 810 WHB. We also covered his high school cross country career (See Story Time Episode #3), Game of Thrones and Avengers Endgame. Here's to the start of what should be an amazing season! #YCMWT