All I Do Is Win

Recorded at Ethos Grooming Station for Men, Philadelphia, PAFeaturing a collective of community leaders across politics, philanthropy, music, public safety, education, and more.The barbershop becomes the classroom as we unpack how success evolves across generations. These leaders share the playbook that helped them stay resilient and relevant while defining success on their own terms.

Recorded on-site at 387 Grooming, Philadelphia, PAGuest: Jordan Holbert (Founder, It’s All Connected Coaching & Consulting)In this conversation, we unpack what it means to prepare for your purpose with tenacity and grit. Jordan shares how to live a life that wins over trauma and setbacks, reminding us that success starts with getting the right ingredients in you to bring out the best version of you.

Guests: Kayla Norris (Senior Operations IT Manager, Minerva University) and Amanda Jackson (Senior Technology Auditor, Comcast)The tech industry can be intimidating, but it is full of opportunity. This discussion focuses on how to break into the tech space from non-traditional backgrounds, overcome systemic barriers, and advance through intentional skill-building, networking, and persistence.

Guests: Stuart Pradia (Head Basketball Coach, Rutgers-Camden) and Moses Parker (Higher Education Administrator, Consultant, Motivational Speaker)This episode takes a candid look at mentorship. The conversation explores how to recognize when a mentor is not a good fit, how to navigate the complex balance between guidance and autonomy, and how to build relationships that develop purpose instead of dependency.

Guests: Dawn Winsley (Chaplain, Philadelphia Eagles), Lessie Norwood (Owner, MelanAide Fitness), Dr. Angela Crumdy (Founder, Grad Girl Wellness)A powerful close to the season featuring women leading in wellness, faith, fitness, and education. This episode explores what holistic success looks like at every level—mind, body, and soul—and how women can model balance, strength, and purpose in their daily lives.

Co-Hosted by Stewart Pradia & Anthony JonesThe conversation continues with deeper insights on boundaries, accountability, and self-worth. This episode offers practical tools to help students—and professionals—evaluate the true cost of their commitments and make choices that protect their goals.

Co-Hosted by Stewart Pradia & Anthony JonesThe first part of this candid two-part series dives into how modern relationship dynamics intersect with academic and personal growth. The hosts examine how distraction, emotional instability, and misplaced priorities can quietly sabotage success, and what it takes to realign toward purpose.

Co-Hosted by Stewart Pradia & Anthony JonesThis conversation focuses on defining student success through practical and personal frameworks. The hosts discuss how habits, mindset, and support systems contribute to long-term achievement and how students can position themselves to sustain their wins beyond the classroom.

Recorded on-site at Lackawanna CollegeGuests: Jacob Tiberi (Student-Athlete, Football), Gracie Sokul (Student-Athlete, Softball), and Chris (Student-Athlete, Football)In this student-led dialogue, the spotlight is on perseverance. The guests unpack how they handle pressure, navigate setbacks, and build confidence through the process of personal growth. This episode gives a powerful look at how resilience is built one choice at a time.

Recorded on-site at Lackawanna CollegeGuests: Dr. Dan LaMagna (AVP of Student Engagement), Mark Duda (Head Football Coach), and Jacob Tiberi (Student-Athlete, Football)This conversation explores how institutional culture directly influences student achievement. The guests discuss innovative strategies to build environments where students can thrive, how to identify those who haven’t yet “bought in,” and how to turn potential into performance through leadership and intentional engagement.

Recorded at the Salvation Army Kroc Center, Camden, NJGuests: Stewart Pradia (Head Basketball Coach, Rutgers-Camden), Guy Still (Director of Senior Programs, Community Planning & Advocacy Council)Sustainable success doesn't happen by accident, but rather by your mindset. This episode explores how to redefine masculinity, teach legacy, and shift culture toward accountability and excellence in spaces that don’t always set the stage for success.

Guest: Dr. Charlene Glenn (Dean of Graduate Studies, Peirce College)Transformation starts in the mind. Dr. Glenn breaks down what it means to be a disruptive thinker - someone who challenges comfort zones, redefines relationships, and reshapes outcomes. This episode is all about mindset as a leadership muscle.

Recorded live at Cray Taste Restaurant in Philadelphia, PAGuests: Chef Saquon “Smiff” Howard, John McNeil (Co-Founder, Soul Surplus), Kyle Glover (Owner/Operator, Glover Media & President, Project Angel CDC), Douglas Reed (CEO, Ruwach Enterprise)In the pilot episode, we talk about what it means to rise under pressure. From kitchens to corporations, our guests open up about handling adversity, overcoming stereotypes, and breaking glass ceilings. Real voices. Real victories.

Recorded at Peirce College, Philadelphia, PAPart 1 Guests: Dr. Darrin Anderson (President & CEO, Urban League of Greater Philadelphia), Leonard Bentley (Director of Career Training & Outreach, Nerney Family Foundation)Part 2 Guest: Abu Edwards (Director, Mayor’s Office of Black Male Engagement, City of Philadelphia)What does it take to create a winning culture? These conversations dive deep into preparation, purpose, and policy—from discovering your gifts to building systems that let entire communities win.