What happens when you get out of prison… and life hits even harder?

In this gut-wrenching continuation of Marcus Wilson’s story, we go beyond incarceration and into the real battle—facing shame, rebuilding from scratch, and enduring unthinkable loss. From living in a basement to losing his daughter to a sudden stroke, Marcus lays it all bare.

But this isn’t just a story of tragedy. It’s a testimony of grace.

If you’ve ever questioned your faith in hard times, felt like you were drowning in your past, or needed a reminder that healing is possible—this episode is for you.

🎧 Tap in to hear how Marcus turned his pain into purpose, and why he believes his story isn’t just about survival—it’s about resurrecting hope for others.

Marcus Wilson opens up about the early years—growing up without a father, falling into the streets, and the series of decisions that led him to prison. But this isn’t just a story about time served—it’s about what happens after: the cold realities of reentry, the identity crisis, and the grit it takes to rebuild when society wants to count you out.

This episode lays the foundation for a powerful redemption arc—highlighting how survival, grace, and a few key people helped Marcus start the long road toward purpose.

🎧 Part 1 of a 2-part Juneteenth tribute honoring Black men reclaiming their freedom.

She lost her mom. She left her marriage. She built a multi six-figure business anyway.

In this powerful Mother’s Day episode, we sit down with Kelly G (@iamkariah) — a fierce, resilient salon owner from Stone Mountain, GA — who opens up about the real-life detours she never planned for: becoming a mother at 19, escaping an unhealthy marriage, surviving betrayal in business, and navigating the heartbreak of losing the woman who always believed in her.

But through it all, she never stopped showing up — for herself, her kids, and her clients.

💔 Grief didn’t stop her.
💼 Business challenges didn’t break her.
💍 And walking away from what no longer served her? That saved her.

This episode is a tribute to every woman who’s ever been told she can’t — and kept going anyway. Every woman who's lost their rock; their mother. It’s raw. It’s real. And it’s exactly what you need to hear today.

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