Andre The Podcast

School is out for summer but for many parents and guardians, the real challenge is just beginning. In the Season 3 finale of Andre The Podcast, Andre discusses realistic and affordable ways families can keep children safe, productive, active, and out of trouble during summer break. From creating structure at home to finding free community resources, mentorship opportunities, and fun low-cost activities, this conversation focuses on supporting families who may still have to work throughout the summer and cant always afford vacations or expensive camps. Andre also highlights the importance of communication, internet safety, mental health, and positive guidance for todays youth. This is a meaningful and timely conversation about community, parenting, responsibility, and helping young people have a safe and successful summer.

Success by 25.For years, society has pushed the idea that young adults should already have life figured out by a certain age the career, the money, the relationships, the accomplishments, and the lifestyle. But in todays world, many people are quietly struggling under the pressure of unrealistic expectations, comparison culture, and social media timelines.In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre has an honest and relatable conversation about the growing pressure to be successful by 25, the mental health impact of comparison, and why success looks different for everybody. From burnout and anxiety to purpose, growth, and self-worth, this episode challenges the idea that life has to happen on societys timeline.Because real success isnt just about achievements its also about peace, growth, healing, and becoming who youre meant to be.Watch now and join the conversation.

While most of America sleeps, millions of people are still working.From overnight nurses and truck drivers to newsroom crews, dispatchers, warehouse workers, gas station clerks, and the invisible workforce keeping society moving after dark this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast takes a closer look at the people we rarely notice until something goes wrong.In America After Dark, Andre explores the hidden reality of overnight life, the emotional and physical toll of working through the night, and the quiet resilience of the people who keep the country running while the rest of the world sleeps.This is a thoughtful conversation about sacrifice, loneliness, dignity, and appreciation for the workers society often overlooks.Because while most people are asleep somebody is still awake making life work for everybody else.

From concerts and relationships to breaking news and everyday life, it feels like everything is content now.This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre explores how social media and digital culture have changed the way people experience life, relationships, privacy, and even identity. In a world built around constant visibility, viral moments, and online validation, are we still fully present in the moments we live or are we performing for an audience?Andre reflects on the pressure to always be on, the blurred line between journalism and clout, the impact of constant content consumption, and why stillness and authenticity matter more than ever in todays noisy digital world.Its a thoughtful conversation about media, culture, faith, attention, and what it means to truly live beyond the algorithm.

Millions of Americans observed National Day of Prayer last week, continuing a tradition that has existed in various forms since the founding of the United States. But in todays increasingly divided and fast-moving culture, what does National Day of Prayer still mean in 2026?In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre takes a balanced and reflective look at the history, purpose, criticism, and cultural significance behind one of Americas most unique national observances. From faith and public life to unity, reflection, and the changing role of spirituality in modern America, this conversation explores why moments of pause and reflection still resonate with many people today.This episode is not about forcing religion or politics onto listeners its about examining a tradition that continues to spark conversation across the country and what it reveals about society, culture, and the search for hope and connection in uncertain times.

Your phone knows more about you than you think.From your location to your search history, data is constantly being collected... often without a second thought. At the same time, weve built a culture where sharing every moment feels expected.So, when did privacy stop being the default?This week on Andre The Podcast, we take a closer look at the cost of living online... breaking down whats being tracked, how oversharing has become normalized, and what it means for our daily lives.

In this episode of Andre The Podcast, were talking about something a lot of people are feeling but not always saying out loud: quiet burnout.Its not the kind of burnout that forces you to stop. Its the kind that shows up quietly low energy, lack of motivation, feeling disconnected while still going through the motions. On the outside, everything looks fine. But internally, something feels off.Andre breaks down what quiet burnout really is, why so many people are experiencing it right now, and how constant pressure, comparison, and lack of alignment can slowly wear you down over time. This episode also takes a deeper look at the emotional and spiritual side of burnout and why rest isnt just physical, its necessary for realignment.If youve been feeling drained, unmotivated, or not quite like yourself lately this conversation is for you.Listen now and take a moment to reset.

This week on Andre The Podcast, we celebrate the power, promise, and purpose of Resurrection Sunday.As the sun rises at 6 a.m., our church family gathers in unity to rejoice in the victory of Jesus Christ His resurrection, His sacrifice, and the hope that still lives today. From heartfelt worship to a powerful, spirit-filled message from Pastor Shawn Moses, this episode captures the essence of what Easter truly means beyond tradition.But this celebration carries even deeper significance.In a historic and unforgettable moment, the church witnesses a milestone welcoming its first-ever woman minister, Evangelist Antionette Lacy. A moment rooted in faith, calling, and purpose, marking a new chapter not just for the church, but for generations to come.This isnt just a recap its a reflection on resurrection, renewal, and the movement of God in real time.Tune in, be inspired, and celebrate the risen King.

On this episode of Andre The Podcast, we recognize National Volunteer Week with a powerful conversation about service, purpose, and the impact of showing up for others.Andre sits down with Ms. Tobi Johnson, MA, of VolunteerPro to explore why volunteerism is more than just giving your time... its about strengthening communities and creating lasting change.Together, they discuss the real needs many communities face, the barriers that keep people from getting involved, and how even small acts of service can make a meaningful difference. This episode also challenges listeners to rethink what it means to give back and why it may be more necessary now than ever.Whether youre already serving or searching for where to start, this conversation offers insight, inspiration, and a reminder that impact begins with action.Because sometimes, the simplest way to change the world is to show up.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre brings his 21-day spiritual fast to a close reflecting on a journey that challenged his discipline, shifted his mindset, and deepened his relationship with God.What began as a commitment through his church became something more personal... a process of becoming more centered, more grounded, and more present in everyday life. Along the way, Andre confronted the reality of how routine habits, convenience, and autopilot living can quietly take control.In this final chapter, he shares what the experience revealed, the lessons hes carrying forward, and how this season of intentional sacrifice prepared him for a deeper understanding of Resurrection Sunday.But this isnt just about the end of a fast.Its about what happens next.Because while the 21 days may be over the growth, discipline, and spiritual alignment dont stop here.If youve been following the journey or if youre just stepping into it, this episode offers a thoughtful and honest reflection on what it means to reset, realign, and move forward with purpose.

On this special episode of Andre The Podcast, we recognize World Autism Awareness Day with a meaningful and informative conversation on the importance of early detection and intervention in autism.Andre sits down with Dr. Diana Robins to break down what every parent, caregiver, and community member should know, but often doesnt. From the earliest signs of autism to the life-changing impact of timely intervention, this episode goes beyond awareness and into understanding.Together, they explore the challenges families face when seeking answers, the disparities in diagnosis, and how early action can open the door to critical support and resources. This conversation also takes a deeper look at shifting perspectives moving from fear and uncertainty to knowledge, advocacy, and hope.Whether youre a parent with questions, someone supporting a loved one, or simply looking to grow in awareness and compassion, this episode invites you into a conversation that matters.Because understanding leads to action, and action can change lives.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre continues his personal journey through a 21-day spiritual fast now approaching the end of week two.After opening up about the purpose behind the spiritual fast in last weeks episode, Andre reflects on whats changed since then. What started as a challenge is now becoming something deeper a shift toward being more centered, more grounded, and more present in everyday life.In this follow-up conversation, he shares how the fast is strengthening his relationship with God, not just through structured moments of prayer, but through stillness, awareness, and intentional living.He also speaks honestly about the challenges, including how everyday habits, like having constant access to food, can quietly take control without us realizing it.This episode is a reminder that growth doesnt always come from doing more but from stepping back, becoming aware, and realigning with purpose.If youre on a journey of reflection, discipline, or spiritual growth, this conversation meets you right where you are.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre takes a more personal approach, stepping into a 21-day fast alongside his church community... a commitment rooted in faith, discipline, and intentional reset. In this episode, he reflects on what it means to step away from everyday habits and distractions, not out of routine, but out of purpose. From the challenge of breaking autopilot behaviors to the deeper spiritual focus that comes with fasting, this conversation explores the balance between physical discipline and spiritual alignment.Andre also unpacks the power of doing something like this in community... where accountability, shared commitment, and collective faith add a deeper layer to the experience.This isnt just about giving something up.Its about making space for clarity, growth, and connection.If youve ever felt the need to reset, refocus, or realign... this episode invites you into that conversation.

Twice a year, Americans adjust their clocks for Daylight Saving Time springing forward in March and falling back in November. But what does that one-hour shift actually do to our bodies?In this episode of Andre The Podcast, we explore the effects daylight saving time can have on sleep, mental focus, and overall health. From the science behind the bodys Circadian Rhythm to the growing concerns from sleep experts and medical researchers, the conversation examines how even a small change in time can disrupt the bodys natural rhythm.The episode also includes a report from NBC's Today show, highlighting the national discussion about whether the long-standing practice should continue.With lawmakers debating proposals like the Sunshine Protection Act, we ask an important question:Is it finally time to stop changing the clock?

Before it was a landmark Supreme Court decision, it was a grandmothers home.In the 1970s, a city ordinance in East Cleveland declared that certain family members could not live under the same roof. What followed became Moore v. City of East Cleveland, a 54 ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States that affirmed a deeply rooted principle: the Constitution protects the right of extended families to live together.But this episode isnt just about zoning laws or constitutional doctrine.Its about legacy.Its about a grandmother who refused to move.Its about cousins growing up like siblings.Its about what happens when the definition of family is challenged by the law.This week, we go beyond the legal citation and into the human story... hearing from someone who didnt just read about this case in a textbook she lived it.Because before it was history, it was home.

Is the anchor voice real or is it just broadcast mode activated?For years, Andre has been told he has a natural anchor voice. But where does that tone come from and is it really who he is?In this lighter but meaningful episode of Andre The Podcast, we explore the psychology behind broadcast delivery, vocal code-switching, and how tone shapes credibility. From college media training to podcast evolution, Andre shares how he learned to balance professionalism with authenticity.Turns out, we all have different versions of ourselves. The question is which one is really you?

Black History Month began as a correction but who controls the narrative today?Andre explores the origins of the month, founded by Carter G. Woodson, and examines modern debates over how Black history is taught, celebrated, and challenged.Following the passing of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, this conversation feels even more urgent.Because history isnt just remembered its shaped.And the story isnt finished.

From Arlington High School to the biggest stage in sports.In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre reflects on the historic moment as Arlington High School alum Kenneth Walker III earns Super Bowl MVP honors with the Seattle Seahawks. More than just a football achievement, the moment represents hometown pride, perseverance, and what it means to see a local name recognized on a global stage.Andre breaks down why this moment matters beyond the box score, the reaction from the community back home, and how Walkers journey resonates with so many who watched him grow long before the spotlight found him. A fun, reflective conversation about sports, legacy, and celebrating wins that feel personal.

In this episode of Andre The Podcast, We take a moment to spotlight an issue that too often goes overlooked: womens heart health.In recognition of Go Red for Women, this conversation breaks down why heart disease remains the number one killer of women, the warning signs that are frequently missed, and the risk factors that dont always get the attention they deserve. Andre speaks candidly about the cultural and emotional realities that contribute to women putting their health last and why awareness must turn into action.This episode is a reminder that caring for your heart isnt optional, and advocating for your health is not an inconvenience its essential.Whether youre listening for yourself or for the women you love, this is a conversation worth hearing.

In Part 2 of this special Martin Luther King Jr. Day conversation, we continue reflecting on Dr. Kings legacy, service, and the role of faith in shaping our communities during uncertain times.In an ATP podcast exclusive, Minister Devante Hill reflects on the MLK Day of Service held at Canaan Baptist Church and shares why he has decided to run for Tennessees 9th Congressional District, challenging incumbent Congressman Steve Cohen. Minister Hill discusses what motivated his candidacy and why he believes now is the time for new leadership rooted in service, faith, and accountability.Pastor Shawn Moses also joins the conversation, offering thoughtful insight into why churches have a responsibility to speak up, engage, and lead during moments of social and political uncertainty.This episode of Andre The Podcast continues the dialogue on faith, civic engagement, and Dr. Kings enduring call to serve others not just in remembrance, but through action.

On this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast, we pause to reflect on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through the lens of service. Recorded on MLK Day, this first part of a two-part conversation explores what it truly means to move beyond words and live out the call to serve.Andre shares reflections from a day of service, examining how faith, purpose, and action intersect in everyday life. This episode is not about perfection, but about presence showing up for others, honoring legacy through action, and asking ourselves how we carry the work forward.Part one sets the foundation for a deeper conversation, with part two continuing next week.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre breaks down the local stories making headlines in Memphis.From a car crashing into Middle College High School and the safety questions it raises, to new traffic-related bills filed ahead of Tennessees legislative session, Andre walks through what we know, whats still developing, and why these stories matter.The episode also takes a closer look at the legality of local protests, with insight from a local attorney on constitutional rights, public safety, and the boundaries of lawful demonstration.Join us for a grounded, fact-driven conversation focused on context, clarity, and the importance of staying informed about whats happening in our own community.

This week marks a major milestone for Andre The Podcast, our 30th episode and a defining moment in Season 3 since going into national syndication.In this special reflective episode, Andre looks back at some of the most meaningful and talked-about conversations from the season so far. From a powerful Mens Mental Health Roundtable with Johnny Hill and BJ Gibbs addressing the stigma Black men face when it comes to mental health, to an eye-opening conversation on money management and financial planning with KD Richardson, this episode revisits discussions that continue to resonate.Andre also highlights a potentially life-saving conversation held during National Fire Prevention Week with Ms. Kelly Ransdell of the National Fire Protection Association, breaking down modern fire risks in our tech-driven world and what listeners need to know to stay safe.

A new year often comes with big expectations and even bigger pressure to change everything overnight. On this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre takes a thoughtful, encouraging look at what it really means to embrace a new you in the New Year.From healthier habits and financial stability to mindset, faith, and self-compassion, this conversation focuses on sustainable growth, not perfection. Andre reminds listeners that real change doesnt happen all at once, but through small, intentional choices made day by day.If youre stepping into the New Year with hope, hesitation, or a little bit of both, this episode offers perspective, grace, and a reminder that progress no matter how quiet still counts.

This Christmas Day episode of Andre The Podcast is all about slowing down, reflecting, and simply being present. Designed to be enjoyed alongside Christmas music, todays show offers a relaxed, conversational moment for listeners to unwind and spend time with family.Andre reflects on the 2025 holiday season, the journey of this podcast including its growth into national syndication and the personal lessons learned along the way. As the final episode of the year, this special is less about headlines and more about gratitude, perspective, and honoring the moments that shaped the year.Whether your Christmas is joyful, quiet, or somewhere in between, this episode is a reminder that youre not alone and that sometimes the most meaningful thing we can do is pause.Merry Christmas, and thank you for being part of an incredible year.

This weeks episode of Andre The Podcast is a more personal, from-the-heart conversation. As the holiday season brings joy for many, it can also stir feelings of sadness, loss, and loneliness. In this episode, Andre opens up about navigating his own experience with the holiday blues and processing a quiet sense of grief during this time of year.Through honest reflection, Andre discusses the importance of acknowledging our emotions, giving ourselves grace, and remembering that we are not alone even when it feels that way. This episode is a reminder that its okay to feel blue during the holidays and that connection, hope, and healing can still be found in the midst of it all.

This week, Andre takes a step back from the headlines and reflects on the personal journey that has shaped him throughout 2025. In an honest and vulnerable conversation, he looks at how far hes come as a journalist, a creator, and a person after a year that began with uncertainty and a major health challenge that forced him to walk away from his previous job.What followed was a season of discomfort, rest, rebuilding, and rediscovery. Andre opens up about the difficult moments, the quiet lessons, and the unexpected growth that came from slowing down and healing. He also shares how reconnecting with his voice through this podcast became a turning point, leading him into new opportunities, clarity, and purpose as the year unfolded.If youve been navigating transition, healing, or trying to make sense of your own journey this year, this episode offers perspective, encouragement, and proof that even challenging seasons can set the stage for something bigger.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre slows things down for a laid-back holiday recap filled with family, laughter, and gratitude. For the first time ever, Andre spent Thanksgiving away from home traveling to the Windy City of Chicago with his new extended/blended family through marriage.From surprising Mama Vanessa to rediscovering familiar faces who still remembered him by name, Andre reflects on how blended families can create new traditions, fresh joy, and unforgettable moments. He shares the warmth, the jokes, the food, and even the friendly chaos of watching the Bears and Eagles battle it out.Tune in for a heartfelt, humorous, and reflective episode that celebrates connection, growth, and the beauty of expanding family.

This week on Andre The Podcast, were slowing things down for a warm and reflective Thanksgiving episode. Andre celebrates the spirit of gratitude from personal growth to community, faith, and the small joys that carried us through the year. But he also confronts the reality many families are facing right now. After a 43-day government shutdown, countless households are experiencing a very different Thanksgiving: missed paychecks, reduced assistance, and heightened uncertainty.In this laid-back, heartfelt episode, Andre shares moments of thanks, acknowledges the hardships affecting holiday tables across America, and reminds listeners that gratitude and struggle can coexist. Tune in for encouragement, perspective, and a reminder that even in difficult seasons, theres still light to hold onto.

This week on Andre The Podcast, we break down the fast-moving legal battle over the National Guards presence in Memphis. A Tennessee judge has temporarily blocked the deployment, saying Governor Bill Lee may have exceeded his authority and now the state is fighting back with an appeal.In this episode, Andre explains what led to the deployment, why the court stepped in, and what this tug-of-war means for public safety, community trust, and the balance of power between state and local leaders. With Memphis at the center of a national conversation on crime and constitutional limits, we take a look at a moment that could shape future law-enforcement decisions across the country.Tune in for a clear, grounded update on a story that impacts not just Memphis, but every community navigating safety, law, and accountability.

In this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre gets real about the emotional toll of job hunting in todays world when every application feels like a shot in the dark and Weve decided to move forward with other candidates starts to sound way too familiar.Through honesty, faith, and hope, Andre unpacks what it means to trust Gods timing when doors arent opening as fast as youd like. He shares encouragement for those in the waiting season reminding listeners that delay isnt denial and that sometimes, purpose is being built behind the pause.Whether youre job searching, in between seasons, or just trying to stay motivated when life feels uncertain, this episode will remind you that whats meant for you cant miss you.

When the clocks roll back and daylight saving time ends, many of us feel the shift in our mood, our sleep, and our energy. In this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre breaks down what really happens to your body during the time change and how to adjust smoothly according to medical experts.From sleep hygiene tips to light exposure routines, this episode helps you reset your internal clock and take control of your well-being this fall.Whether youre feeling sluggish, moody, or just trying to get your sleep back on track, this ones for you.

On this special edition of Andre The Podcast, Andre sits down with Nurse and Breast Cancer Survivor Tiffany Bearden for a powerful and transparent conversation about her journey to healing and hope. Tiffany opens up about the moment she was diagnosed, how shes doing today, and what life looks like after surviving breast cancer.As both a nurse and survivor, Tiffany shares vital advice for women and men about the importance of mammograms, early detection, and regular health screenings. We also discuss the ongoing disparities in care and awareness within Black and brown communities, and what needs to change to save more lives.Its an episode filled with courage, insight, and inspiration. A reminder that awareness isnt just a month; its a movement.

In this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre takes a deep dive into the growing world of AI-generated videos and what happens when technology crosses the line. From funny clips like the little boy who mistakes a skunk for a kitty cat, to deepfakes that mislead millions, Andre unpacks how AI is changing what we see, what we believe, and who we can trust online. Through real-world examples and honest conversation, this episode explores the ethical, emotional, and societal impact of AI videos that go too far and what viewers can do to protect themselves in a world where seeing no longer always means believing.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre breaks down the ongoing National Guard presence in Memphis including why theyre here, how the Memphis Safe Task Force began, and what the latest numbers show. With over 850 arrests reported as of October 14th, the city is feeling the weight of federal and state intervention. Andre explains whats behind the deployment, the legal debates surrounding it, and how community leaders and residents are responding.

This week on Andre The Podcast, were turning up the heat for a powerful and potentially life-saving conversation in recognition of National Fire Prevention Week 2025 (October 5th11th). Andre sits down with Ms. Kelly Ransdell, Director of the National Fire Protection Associations (NFPA) Public Education Division, to talk about this years theme, Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.Together, they break down what you need to know about fire risks in todays tech-driven world from safely charging everyday devices to understanding how small steps can make a big difference in protecting your home and family.Tune in for timely stats, practical fire safety tips, and expert insights that could help save lives.

This week on Andre The Podcast, we bring you the latest developments as the Memphis Safe Task Force and National Guard officially begin operations in the city. From the first arrests and seizures to local government reactions, community responses, and unanswered questions, Andre walks through the facts from trusted sources including the Associated Press and Memphis-area news outlets. Take a listen to the latest verified updates you need to know to understand whats happening on the ground.

In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre unpacks the science behind false fall, the late-summer/early-autumn weather shift that fuels allergies and lingering illness. From ragweed and mold to sudden temperature swings and immune stress, discover whats really making you feel under the weather and practical ways to breathe easier until the seasons finally settle down.

This week on Andre The Podcast, we break down the Presidents decision to send National Guard troops to Memphis. From the official announcement and federal task force details to local reactions, crime statistics, and unanswered questions, Andre lays out the facts from trusted sources so you can understand whats happening and what comes next without the noise or spin.

In this special edition of Andre The Podcast, Andre reflects on the tragic events of September 11th, 2001, a day that forever changed America and the world. Too young to remember the attacks himself, Andre sits down with his parents to hear their powerful memories: his mom recalling where they were together that morning, and his dad sharing what it was like to be just one week into a brand-new job. Listeners will also hear original local NYC news coverage from that day, offering a vivid reminder of how the tragedy unfolded in real time. Andre closes with heartfelt words honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost, the families impacted, and the resilience of a nation that vowed never to forget.

Its 901 Day, Memphis! Every September 1st, the Bluff City comes alive as Memphians unite to celebrate everything that makes the 901 special. In this episode of Andre The Podcast, were diving into 901 Day 2025 from the massive block party on Beale Street to the Project 901 festivities with DJs, parades, and local businesses repping the culture. Well also highlight the 5K run/walk, community events, and the way this city shows off its soul through food, music, and togetherness. Whether youre from the 901 or just love Memphis from afar, this is a celebration you dont want to miss.

 **Trigger Warning**  In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre dives into the alarming rise of school swatting and hoaxes sweeping across the United States. From false active shooter reports to swatting calls targeting schools and universities, we explore how these threats impact students, educators, and communities. Andre breaks down real-life cases, including incidents at the University of Arkansas and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and highlights research showing hundreds of false reports over the past year. Tune in for an in-depth look at why these hoaxes are happening, the consequences they carry, and whats being done to combat them.

This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre takes you inside the heart of Cleveland for the 2025 NABJ Convention. From networking with powerhouse journalists to reflecting on how far the journey has come since his first NABJ, Andre shares the lessons, connections, and takeaways that made this year unforgettable. Joined by Johnny and Melek for the third year in a row, hear how the trio navigated the ever-evolving media landscape, built lasting relationships, and found inspiration for whats next.Whether youre a journalist, storyteller, or simply someone chasing growth in your field, this recap gives you an inside look at the energy, opportunities, and culture that make NABJ more than just a convention, its a movement.

This weeks episode is a special Throwback Thursday edition of Andre The Podcast as Andre travels for a business trip conference. While hes away, were revisiting one of our most heartfelt and personal episodes where the spotlight is flipped on Andre himself.Hosted by Calum Tuttle, Andres close friend and big brother figure, this conversation dives deep into Andres journey as a journalist from humble beginnings to syndicated success. Youll also hear from others whove walked alongside him and where they see his future heading.

Its that time of year again, back to school season. In this episode, I reflect on what it feels like to no longer be heading to class, especially now that its been two years since I officially closed the chapter on my academic career. From the excitement of chasing my dreams to the moments I still miss the classroom, I get real about the value of education, especially higher education and why its worth the effort. Whether youre headed into high school, college, or grad school, this episode is packed with honest encouragement on why you should keep going, push through the tough days, and stay the course. Trust me, youll thank your future self later.

In this insightful episode, I sit down with KaDedrick KD Richardson for a powerful conversation on money management and building a strong financial foundation. KD breaks down the essentials of financial planning and why understanding your credit is key to long-term success. We also dive into practical strategies for avoiding and managing debt without becoming overwhelmed, and explore how to build generational wealth through intentional financial habits. Plus, KD shares the importance of saving and how even small, consistent steps can lead to big results. Whether youre just starting your financial journey or looking to level up, this episode offers valuable tools to help you take control of your money.

In this special Throwback Thursday episode, Im joined by NBC Connecticut news reporter Kevin Gaiss as we look back on the early days of his career. Kevin shares the story of how he landed his first TV job right after college, the lessons he learned starting out in the news industry, and the mindset it took to break into the business. From college classrooms to live newscasts, we talk about the journey, the grind, and the passion behind pursuing a career in broadcast journalism. Whether youre a student, aspiring journalist, or just love a good origin story, this ones for you.

In this powerful episode of Andre The Podcast, I sit down with Ahzaih Smith to talk about his personal journey of finding faith after experiencing the pain of divorce. Ahzaih opens up about how the end of his first marriage became a turning point in his spiritual walk, leading him back to God in a deeper and more authentic way.We also dive into an honest conversation about the difference between worldly manifestation and truly trusting in Gods plan. From personal growth to building a real relationship with Christ, this episode is a transparent and thought-provoking look at what it means to choose faith over fear.

On this special Throwback Thursday episode of Andre The Podcast, I return to my alma mater, the University of Memphis for World College Radio Day, where it all began.I reflect on the early days of my media journey including how I was hesitant to even get behind a mic, my first work at FOX13 Memphis at the time, and how one person, my former professor and Memphis radio legend Ms. TK King, saw something in me I didnt yet see in myself.I also reconnect with my U of M fam, including Johnny Hill aka Twin, Paige Walker aka little sister, Melek Robinson aka little brother, and my bros Devin Clark, and Tom Lamm, as we chop it up about memories, growth, and how college radio shaped our paths.A huge shoutout to Ms. TK for inviting me back and for always believing in all of us. This ones for the dreamers who got their start on campus airwaves.

Were celebrating African-American Music Appreciation Month by diving deep into the rich legacy of Black music and the artists who shaped it. From spirituals and jazz to hip-hop and R&B, we explore how Black musicians have paved the way for generations past, present, and future.Joining Andre for this powerful conversation are journalists and music connoisseurs Paige Walker and Devin Clark. Together, they reflect on the cultural impact of Black music, discuss the evolving soundscape, and highlight why todays artists, writers, producers, and musicians deserve not only recognition but fair compensation.Tune in for an insightful dialogue that honors the past and pushes for a more equitable future in music.