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The son of a Japanese foreign exchange student and a African American soldier. The trials and tribulations didn't stop him from getting an education and living out his purpose. Leonard is committed to being a beacon of support for those who are voiceless in order to demonstrate that regardless of your circumstances, you can overcome anything.  • Speaker at TEDxTempleU • Speaker at the 35th An...

Melissa is a mindfulness expert, licensed master social worker, volleyball player, world traveler, and a person you can’t catch imposter syndrome from because she doesn't have it.  She learned keeping busy isn’t enough.  We need to learn and practice mindfulness to achieve success.  She has a passion for ingenuity and attract people and companies who share this value. Her specific expertise a...

Victor Armstrong is the Chief Diversity Officer at RI International. He formerly served as North Carolina DHHS Chief Health Equity Officer, with responsibility for leading the overarching strategy and operational goals to promote health equity, diversity, and inclusion across all the agency’s health and human services. His responsibility included developing, implementing, facilitating, and embeddi...

I met Charles " Tank " in church and later became friends. He introduced me to Black Men Heal where I served as the Director of Partnership. He influenced me into becoming an entrepreneur. Charles M. Harris Jr. is a native of Philadelphia, PA and a product of John Bartram High School. Despite having very few positive influences and role models, Charles would go on to attend college at Ku...

Amir A. Rashidian was born in Iran in 1974. He was 5-years old when the rioting began, and the government was overthrown. Iran became the Islamic Republic of Iran and the world as he knew it changed. He still remembers the gruesome violence of that time and although several decades have passed, he can recall the scenes like they occurred yesterday. He was 6-years old when Saddam Hussein’s Iraq inv...

You never know who is going to stop by The Let’s Go Show. We welcome actress Madison McGregor who played “ Cassandra” on Disney's  “ Backstage” , here she talks about beating the odds living with cystic fibrosis. Madison has a heart of compassion and empathy. The Let's Go Show

True Restoration, Mind Transformation, and Personal Elevation. These are the three facets that encompass the life’s work, mission, and purpose of Don Williams. Don’s heartfelt desire to help individuals tap into their “True Potential” is the driving force that pushes him to equip returning citizens to become productive and fulfilled in the mission God has called them to. Don’s passion for assistin...

Tansy McNulty Founder & CEO 1 MILLION MADLY MOTIVATED MOMS " I'm just a mom dedicated to creating a safer country for her sons... one strategy at a time." I am a creative thinker who has helped solve incredibly complex business problems for major corporations — saving them time and money by accurately getting to the problem’s root cause and proposing creative solutions to ensure...

Jumaine Jones is a 16-year professional basketball veteran, NBA Hall of Famer, Gold Medalist, Author, Philanthropist, Mental Health Advocate, and Motivational Speaker who was born in Cocoa, Florida, and raised by a single mother. He currently utilizes his "pro-athlete status" as a platform to educate and uplift youth athletes and communities by building their self-esteem, increasing ment...

Nate Tubbs, is just another kid from Cincinnati. He is the younger brother of Heavyweight Champion, Tony "TNT" Tubbs. In this interview, he discussing his childhood, his family,  the loss of his brother and his son which changed his life. He talks about his boxing career and the work as a boxing promoter. There is so much behind the man.  He talks about the success of being on the street...

Disclaimer: I had some technical difficulties  with the sound but I couldn't re-record this, its to authentic. SFC Brown was a soldier I supervised. We talk about our time in the Army, how we got there and he reveals some vulnerable moments. The Let's Go Show

The story of Zachary Simon, in this interview he talks about being homeless, bullied, breakdancing and his resiliency to stay on a path to further his knowledge in education.  He shares some other his darkest moments but some of his greater accomplishment and goals. Zachary is a doctoral student in clinical psychology, listen to learn more.  Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student | Children & Fa...

I got an opportunity to talk to Pastor R. Troy Wilkins at the Greater New Salem Church in Memphis, Tennessee, "Home of the Blues and Birthplace of Rock'n' Roll. Blacks are the fifth largest ethnic group in Memphis, TN, (64.2%) and the city has a lot of history to include the Circles of Success Learning Academy where Pastor Troy serves as the Director of Operations. In this interview...

Marcia " Cookie " Daniels born and raised in Cincinnati. I became friends with Cookie in middle school. I went to school with her brother, Billy Evans. She was supportive of him and loved all sports.  This interview goes from her past, present and plans for the future. Cookie just "loves the kids." She has been support of me and my wife. Please listen in its entirety and I&apos...

During his clinical training, Dr. Booth was selected for a four-year MacArthur Foundation funded Youth Mental Health Fellowship through Harvard University at the Judge Baker Children’s Center. In his clinical capacity, Dr. Booth has worked in various mental health settings such as partial hospitals, community mental health centers, Elementary, Middle, and High schools, youth correctional facilitie...

As a child, Muhammad Bilal was the victim of child abuse and a constant target of gang violence. He associated mental illness and crying with weakness so he told no one outside of his home about the abuse. Muhammad Bilal was born in Chicago, Illinois on February 20, 1980. He began studying acting as a child at the Piven Theatre Workshop with the late Byrne Piven. He went on to attend the highly se...

Bad things happened on a Philly street corner in 1991 when Reid was 16 years old and admittedly in the wrong place at the wrong time and with the wrong people. One of those other people confronted then shot a man to death. Giovanni was there but didn’t pull the trigger. It didn’t matter. He was convicted of second-degree murder and that 16-year-old was sentenced to life. Nearly 26 years later, Rei...

Mike Melton talks about his love for basketball. He becomes a basketball sports editor and runs one of the most succesful middle school tournaments in the country, Basketball Spotlight,  for over 18 years, with players such as Emoni Bates, Jalen Duren, Cam Reddish, Karl Anthony towns and so many more. Mike talks about the murder of his wife, turning to alcohol, his recovery from alcohol  and his f...

Reginald  Howard, Mental Health Advocate, Senior Program Coordinator of Black Men Heal and the man behind the Black Mental Health Podcast talks candidly about his story. We were able to tap into his past, his present and plans for the future.   Reggie’s mental struggles continued into manhood where he struggled with becoming a father and dating. He had no job, no car, no home and couldn’t think of...

Doug Reed is proud to announce, he will be a featured speaker at the 3rd Annual Sozosei Foundation Summit to Decriminalize Mental Illness, December 7, 2022, at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pa Panelist include: Zak Williams, son of the late Robin Williams Jessica Cordova Kramer,  Co Founder of the awarding winning " Lemonada Media", producer of the Sozosei Foundation f...

The “Let’s Go Show " with Doug Reed The “Let’s Go” Show is a platform to encourage, motivate and inspire individuals of all walks of life. We hold space for life changing conversations with everyday people, community leaders and public figures.  The “Let’s go” Show with Doug Reed is committed to highlighting individuals making a positive impact in our communities.  Doug Reed who is also known...