Changing the Narrative with Cecil Grant Jr.

In 1976-77, Coach Davis inspired, motivated and changed the lives of a small group of boys. He took a team that went 3-4-1 to a 7-1 record and the first football title for the school. My days at Rome Catholic High and being a part of that team, with this coach will reside in my heart forever. Enjoy this very personal interview.

A quick trip into the names American blacks have used over the years. It’s about learning, teaching, and gaining understanding. Listen and learn.

In this episode I run to my safe space to get away from a racist rock. Come join me in this fun and informative discussion about a racist rock….

In this episode, I discussed the murder of another seven year old girl. She was murdered by gang members at 2:30 PM, while her mom was putting her in the backseat of their car. Where is the national concern? Where is Black Lives Matter and Ben Crump? Gang violence: just a normal way to live in Chicago.

We continue the discussion about the concerns associated being pulled over for driving while black. Emotions run hot but great advice is provided. Don’t miss the fun.

In this podcast I weave together 2 stories that involve a simple traffic stop. Both stories end with someone dying unnecessarily. Chicago is hell and needs to be cleaned up ASAP. Where is the 24/7 news coverage outside of Chicago about the death of this officer who had just returned from maternity leave?🤬

I drive while black all the time. That being said this episode is meant to stimulate conversation about a very misleading subject matter. Everyone talks about having a tough conversation. Sometimes the toughest part is a different opinion. Listen, learn, and share. The topic is not as black and white as you might believe.

In this episode I dissect a letter from the Air Force Academy superintendent about its stance on Critical Race Theory. News Flash: I’m an Academy grad so I can do this. You don’t want to miss this episode.🇺🇸

In this late dropping episode, I share the trials, tribulations, and confusing experiences associated with international travel during these times of COVID-19.

In this episode we explore the differences between gun and gang violence. We then look at the dumpster fire that Chicago is and discuss the lack of action taken by Mayor Lightfoot. You can’t fix the issue until you call it what it is: Gang Violence.

In this episode I share my thoughts about a few topics in the media that just don’t matter. Keep your eye on the ball and don’t let the government controlled media distract you.

In this quick episode I share the story of my short lived experience with Twitter and why I’ve been “permanently suspended.” Thanks Jack Dorsey and Bette Midler for setting me free! If you’ve been suspended from Twitter or any social media platform, I’d love to hear your story.

Today I discuss the importance of thinking for yourself so you aren’t lead by the government controlled media to focus on things that don’t matter.

In this episode, I give thanks for the production of 6 episodes. Improvements are needed and coming. I provide critical updates on episodes 1&3 and challenge the listening audience to take action. Don’t miss this important episode!

In this episode I discuss the death of babies from gang violence and the various narratives we get feed everyday by the government controlled media.

In the wake of the George Floyd verdict I take a limited look at what justice really is. I reference an article I wrote in April 2013. Much of what’s in my article applies to our system today.