Too Good to be Drew

Ask a question for the show Welcome to the Wilt Chamberlain episode of  Too Good to Be Drew —100 on the scoreboard. No, I didn’t drop 100 points in a game, but I did drop 100 episodes behind this mic, and honestly… that might be harder on some days. 😂 This one’s about the journey, the growth, and showing love to the people who slid through and helped build this platform along the way. Episode 100...

Ask a question for the show This episode is a rant. A funny one… but still very real. I’m talking about the barber world—and the struggle of trying to find a  new barber in LA . What should be a simple haircut has turned into high prices, low quality, and me wondering how we got here. I’m breaking down: The never-ending search for a solid barber Why haircuts are costing luxury prices with budget r...

Ask a question for the show Fear isn’t a stop sign—it’s a passenger. In this episode, I talk about doing it scared . Not waiting for fear to disappear. Not numbing it. Recognizing it—and moving anyway. I use my favorite TV show, Courage the Cowardly Dog , as the perfect example. Courage was terrified all the time… yet he still chased monsters, faced danger, and saved the people he loved. He didn’t...

Ask a question for the show As we head into 2026, this Fast Friday episode is a reminder that consistency beats intensity—every time . Drew breaks down how to create a sustainable gym regimen that actually fits real life, not just perfect days. Instead of chasing long or intense workouts, the focus is on showing up more often—no matter the time duration —and building momentum that lasts. This epis...

Ask a question for the show We honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day , but the truth is—we don’t need a calendar reminder to celebrate greatness. Black history, impact, and excellence deserve recognition 365 days a year . This episode centers on a powerful truth: sometimes you only need one person to truly see you, believe in you, and pour into you for everything to change. One voice can unlock your se...

Ask a question for the show 2026 is the year to stop waiting and start taking ownership. In this episode, we talk about why responsibility creates opportunity and how the energy you put into the world determines what comes back to you. If you want more trust, more leadership, and more access, you have to move like someone who can carry it — before you’re asked. Energy precedes opportunity. Ownersh...

Ask a question for the show I’m still recovering from that butt kicking the Indiana Hoosiers handed us last Friday night—but the show must go on. We’ve gotta bounce back . More importantly, we’ve gotta get the week rolling the right way . Bring the juice. Those goals and resolutions you set on January 1st— how are they going? What have you actually done? How are you staying on track? Don’t give in...

Ask a question for the show From the first snap , it was clear this College Football Playoff matchup had a different feel. The Indiana Hoosiers came out looking like a well-oiled machine —locked in, physical, and in complete control—handing the Oregon Ducks a tough beatdown on the biggest stage 56-22. Props to Indiana for the execution and intensity. And credit to Oregon for a magical season that...

Ask a question for the show In this episode of  Too Good To Be Drew , I’m celebrating my  January 4th birthday weekend  the only way I know how—gratitude, reflection, a little gloating (because yes…  Capricorns are the best  ♑️). I break down how I celebrated turning  37 , why birthdays are built-in checkpoints, and how the new year isn’t about hype—it’s about  alignment, focus, and follow-throug...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, I reflect on the books I read in 2025—the ones that stretched my thinking, sharpened my leadership, and deepened my love for reading. I share a few standouts worth adding to your list, why they mattered to me, and how each one showed up in real life, coaching, and conversation. More than a recap, this is a challenge. As we head into 2026, I’m championin...

Ask a question for the show In this holiday episode, I’m reflecting on Christmas , the best gifts this year , and the most meaningful gift I’ve received in my life —the kind that shapes who you become, not just what you own. We also look ahead to 2026 , talking goals, resolutions, and aspirations , and how to set intentions that actually stick. This is a reminder to move into the new year with cla...

Ask a question for the show In this Christmas Eve reflection, I talk about gratitude during the holiday season —slowing down, taking stock, and appreciating the people and moments that carried us through the year. From gratitude, the conversation turns into a call to action for men : Befriend a young man in the next month Commit to mentoring at least two young men in 2026 Find a way to give back a...

Ask a question for the show The holidays have a way of reminding us what really matters. In this episode, I share a few of my favorite Christmas movies , reflect on the work I get to do with teens and young adults during this season, and talk about a recent long, honest conversation with a close friend navigating a difficult 2025. It’s a reminder that the greatest gift during the holidays isn’t pe...

Ask a question for the show After a lengthy break, Uncle Drew is back — and he’s restarting the journey from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport , the busiest airport in the United States. This episode is a walk through ATL as a living ecosystem: ✈️ The nonstop movement of people from all walks of life 🤖 Technology operating at elite speed and scale 🏙️ Why Delta Airlines remains the...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, Drew dives into the current state of college football — a landscape that feels more chaotic than ever for both players and coaches. With NIL, the transfer portal, unrealistic expectations, and constant job turnover, the sport is begging for structure, leadership, and accountability. Drew breaks down why the game needs order, what’s being lost in the mad...

Ask a question for the show In this Thanksgiving episode, Drew pulls back the curtain on where he’s been all week and what this season is really bringing up for him. He shares what—and who —he’s grateful for, especially the blessing of having friends he can call at a moment’s notice. One of those friends? Johnny, who recently came back into Drew’s life in a powerful, unexpected way. This episode i...

Ask a question for the show In this Fast Friday drop, Drew reflects on the deep gratitude he feels doing the work he loves — helping teens, young adults, and parents grow together. The greatest compliment he can receive? When families notice the real, tangible changes in their young men and inside their home. This week brought one of those moments — a small breakthrough in a session that reminded...

Ask a question for the show 🎧 Podcast Notes (with Sensitive Content Warning) ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains sensitive conversations about death, grief, violence, and loss. Please listen with care and step away if you need to. In this episode, Drew reflects on the life and tragic loss of his favorite rapper, Young Dolph—gunned down four years ago while grabbing cookies from his favorite...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, Drew calls out the recent NFL spitting incident and the growing trend of grown men acting like children on national stages. He breaks down why emotional maturity matters and how real leaders carry themselves under pressure. Drew also flips the phrase “out kicking your coverage,” showing why aiming higher—in relationships, opportunities, and your own per...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, Drew dives into the history of Blaxploitation films—how they emerged, the cultural impact they had on Black storytelling, and why their style, soundtracks, and characters still influence movies today. From the gritty street heroes to the soulful scores, we break down what made the era iconic and complicated. Drew also shares his personal Top 5 Movies ,...

Ask a question for the show This week’s episode dives into the heart of athletic identity with special guest  Michael Willett , founder of  WalkOn Nation . A former Division I National Champion at UCF, Michael turned a career-ending injury into purpose—creating a movement that helps athletes understand they are  enhanced , not defined, by their sport. WalkOn Nation has impacted over  38 universiti...

Ask a question for the show Drew heads back home to Denver, Colorado for the Brunch of Champions , where he served as a panelist speaking to teens and young adults about purpose, leadership, and growth. Along the way, a few Frontier Airlines moments tested his patience — and revealed a few life lessons about staying grounded. Work with me 1:1 --- Nieces and nephews are encouraged to write in to re...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, Drew dives into his recent travel adventures — or misadventures — featuring a few choice words for Frontier Airlines . Beyond the delays and baggage drama, he zooms out to reflect on the bigger message: investing in yourself is never wasted money. Whether it’s your growth, your peace, or your goals, you have to pay for the results you truly want. Drew k...

Ask a question for the show Built Different: Why Multi-Sport Athletes Win In this episode, Drew breaks down why playing multiple sports is one of the greatest advantages young athletes can have — physically, mentally, and emotionally. We cover the three key questions every parent and athlete should ask: Age: When to explore and when to specialize End Goal: College dreams? Pro aspirations? Just lov...

Ask a question for the show In this episode, Drew celebrates a few special October birthdays — friends and former teammates who left a real mark on his journey. He also shares a special story about Atlanta Falcons Ring of Honor wide receiver Roddy White — a moment that captures Roddy’s competitive fire, heart, and the standard he set for everyone around him. Then we head to the diamond. One of the...