From the Field to the Screen: Raquel Arnette, Sam Barrington, and Jamal Lewis Bring "Between Love and Lust" to Life Through Reinvention, Mentorship, and Entrepreneurial Drive episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 26, 2026 · 29 MIN

From the Field to the Screen: Raquel Arnette, Sam Barrington, and Jamal Lewis Bring "Between Love and Lust" to Life Through Reinvention, Mentorship, and Entrepreneurial Drive

from Change the Narrative · host Rico White

Raquel Arnette, owner of Re Images and creator of the upcoming drama "Between Love and Lust," discussed her journey from acting to producing. She highlighted her extensive experience in Hollywood and her global travels. Special guests, former NFL players Sam Barrington and Jamal Lewis, shared their transitions from football to acting. Sam, who owns the largest African American-owned crane and rigging company, emphasized the importance of preparation and mentorship. Jamal, who founded Pro Players in Construction, advised athletes on the transition to acting, stressing the need for thick skin and continuous learning. The team expressed excitement for their upcoming project.

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