Road To Legacy Podcast

A candid conversation with philanthropist entrepreneur healthcare professional Brad Giles and Tronda Giles hold a inspirational conversation with Road To Legacy about life, love, money and giving back.

While delivering food to food insecure families in Harlem New York Martin & Donald speak to Harold Keeling a 30yr community activist & youth organizer who uses basketball as a way to help keep young black youth off the street.

Ishana Ruff a NYc Rikers Island retired corrections officer gives RTL a womens prospective of working in one of Americas most notorious jail Rikers Island for over 20yrs.

RTL is back with season 2. After a brief break this new season gives you a deeper understanding of who Donald & Martin are. Tune In!!

Road To Legacy podcast is taking a short break to restructure the podcast

The importance of the census in the Black & Brown American communities.

Martin & Donald discuss the importance of voting in this election and the controversy that surrounds the black divided vote. 

Martin and Donald speak to a true African American Appalachian southern native about supporting Donald Trump.

Donald and Martin speak on the systematic racism, systematic dehumanization of the African American. Plus some short history on Ota Benga.

In the midst of the new jack swing era spearheaded by Teddy Riley. Groups like New Edition, Boyz To Men, Jodeci and TLC comes a latin group the Barrio Boyzz. We speak to Angel Ramirez about his Legacy, the music industry and his friendship with Marc Anthony, Selena, Richard Pryor, Spike Lee and the love that he still has for Debbie Allen from the show FAME. 

A conversation with Courtney Kornegay of the Privy podcast. We discuss the gay rights movement and LGBTQIA+ and what it all means. 

On the Road To Legacy during Juneteenth Martin & Donald traveled through the Shenandoah Valley along the Civil War trail into the Appalachian mountains to meet with Martins 89yr old mother Clara and 91yr old aunt Libby to discuss the Jim Crow era and the future of Black America.

Donald & Martin debate about the pros and cons of making Juneteenth a public holiday. While challenging each other's ideas on PTSD from slavery in the African American community.

A talk with TV personality, single mother, motivational speaker Devyn Abdullah on parenthood, the business of fashion/modeling industry and her relationships with Naomi Campbell, Karolína Kurková and the infamous Wendy Williams interview. 

Martin and Donald speak to a seasoned retired NYPD officer and a young Puerto Rican/Dominican Brooklyn native. Having an open conversation on race, police brutality, shootings, what not to say when talking to a cop. 

This week (via ZOOM) we speak to American Olympic Gold Medallist, retired WNBA 2 time champion, Turkish champion and Russian champion, Cappie Marie Pondexter. She discusses her life before, during and after basketball. Cappie spoke briefly on her connection to Michael Jordan and her relationship with the late Kobe Bryant and other NBA players. She also speaks on the on Radio host Don Imus' "nappy...

In an off the cuff conversation Martin & Donald sit with two friends, Denzel a Jamaican swinger & Curtis a black Israelite to discuss sex, God & culture.

As we grow through troubles, if we're blessed we develop a good character. If we let struggle speak, the truth is revealed. Steve is older African American Male that has seen his fair share of struggle. 6 years in Jail, Crack addiction, horrible accidents. This simple human being has not had a simple life, and his Legacy will be heard.

Martin & Donald discuss their views on 2 of the most controversial words in today’s English language, Nigga & Nigger while explaining where they come from and their upbringing in NYC.

Martin believes that no black people should smoke marijuana and Donald disagrees. They have this debate in the back of a New York City taxi cab and the cab driver chimes in.