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BE A BALLER -"Building a lifelong legacy"

Coach Tim Brown, Uncommon Life

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On Be a Baller Podcast, host Coach Tim Brown and his guest will talk about how to be intentional about building a lifelong legacy for your family, your community, and the world. Guest include individuals who have through the years have built a legacy in ministry, business, sports, and community service. Season 1 Guest include Clark Kellogg, CBS Sports Analyst, Pastor Dr. David Forbes, Columbus Christian Center, Former Judge Yvette McGee-Brown, OSU Coach Jim Tressel, Mayor Michael Coleman Dr, Gene Harris, Cleveland Glenville State Champion Coach Ted Quinn Sr, and many others.

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Steve Lindsay, Building a Legacy in Business

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01/26/23 • 37 min

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Steve Lindsay of the Lindsay Automotive Dealership Group, is a second generation dealer who operates the nation’s 10th largest Honda dealership and the Midwest’s largest Acura dealership in Columbus, Ohio. In addition to Lindsay Honda
and Acura, the recent acquisition of Lindsay Buick GMC took place in the summer of 2020. The Lindsay company motto is "Honda makes the cars, Lindsay makes the Difference".
Steve talks about growing up in a Christian home and how the family values help him in making business decisions that honor Jesus Christ. Steve and Lindsay Automotive Dealership Group have a heart for the Eastside of Columbus, Ohio. Steve is the President and a founding board member of the East Columbus Business Association whose mission is to address the unemployment epidemic of low income class residents in the East Columbus area.

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01/26/23 • 37 min

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01/24/23 • 21 min

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Todays guest Pastor Leon Troy Sr., City of Columbus Hall of Famer is a true servant leader serving the community for over 60 years. Pastor Troy has a life long commitment in serving people as a Pastor, School Board President, and advisor to many community leaders.
Pastor Leon L. Troy was born in Cleveland, Ohio and attended schools in Toledo, graduating from Scott High School. He received his B.A. degree from the University of Toledo, his B.D. from Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and his M.D. from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. Rev. Troy has held four pastorates in the State of Ohio. The First Baptist Church, in Oxford, Ohio; the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Sandusky, Ohio; the Second Baptist Church, in Warren, Ohio and the historical Second Baptist Church, in Columbus, Ohio, celebrating 171 years of Christian Service. He has 50 years in ministry and 40 years of pastoring.
Pastor Troy is a strong advocate for education. While in Sandusky, he instituted a Head Start Program, instituted a Pre-School Center at the Second Baptist Church in Warren for children three to six years of age, and established the Columbus Laboratory School for students, Kindergarten through Sixth grade.
Pastor Troy was married to the love of his life Bernice Troy for 75 years and have five sons who continue to build the life long legacy of the Troy name.

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01/24/23 • 21 min

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02/14/23 • 25 min

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Gerry Hammond is the founder of Hammond Golf Academy. Gerry is a PGA Teaching Professional who has always felt a call to service. After playing basketball at Ohio University in 1988 he changed directions accepting a golf scholarship to St Augustine University, where he served as team captain, winning several championships and awards. Upon graduation, Gerry played golf professionally competing on numerous tours before joining the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) and reaching the elite ‘Class A’ status.
As a visionary and change agent, Gerry accepted and began his gift of teaching, while focusing on youth and instilling the inherent values of golf, including lessons on honesty, integrity, discipline, academic excellence, teamwork, and service. And for nearly 25 years, he has been a beloved coach and mentor to hundreds of children throughout Ohio, using golf as a tool to open doors, leading to economic, professional and personal success.
Gerry never imagined, however, that his career in golf would lead to an even higher calling, until one night.
“It came in a dream six years ago,” Gerry says “God visited me and told me he wanted me to show His strength on Earth in numbers. In the dream I saw a silhouette of a t-shirt. It was a powerful vision and I felt compelled to carry out His charge.”
As the blueprint for a social enterprise emerged, Gerry made a personal commitment to God that he would invest 51% of the company’s net profits back into the global community. Gerry states that “InTheNumber® is not my company, it’s Gods company, He’s majority owner so 51% is going back to Him and His creation.” “This is all a pass through for us and what better way than to collectively come together as a human race, putting all of our differences and challenges aside and looking out for one another and the word we live in.”

The offspring of InTheNumber is the Be Counted Foundation.

Mission Statement: To curate a global “team” comprised of every individual with the mindset that personal and united accountability can enhance the world in which we live. Unity is the goal. Compassion is the guidance. Humanity is the gift.

Vision Statement: The Be Counted Foundation believes every individual can change the world. We work to build upon innate and unique human abilities within the scope of Education, Health, Human Rights and our Environment to equip the global race with the skills needed to make our planet a more inclusive and fruitful place to live for all.

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02/14/23 • 25 min

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02/28/23 • 29 min

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Randal L. Gaddis, I. became the president, CEO and owner of Gaddis & Son, Inc. in the late 90’s when his parents Willie and Vivian Gaddis, the founders, retired. The vision of the company was borne in the mind and heart of a young Willie Gaddis as he and his family worked as sharecroppers in Mississippi. The dream of owning his own things and being in control of his destiny came to fruition in March 1971. As the company embarks on 52 years in the construction industry, Randal carries the burden of legacy into the 6th decade of business operation. Sometimes the burden seems more than he can bare, but a strong faith in God Almighty, sense of purpose and support of family has enabled him to carry the torch for the next generation
Faith in God; Family; Education; and Entrepreneurship are the foundations of that propel Randal Gaddis to be co-founder of a unique concrete delivery service with his son Matthew Gaddis, who represents the 3rd generation of Gaddis in the business.
Randal is also a co-founder of the Willie & Vivian Gaddis Foundation 4 KIDS (WVGF4K), a non-profit 5013c. Along with his sister Alethea Gaddis, the foundation exists to encourage African Americans to further their education by going to college, especially the HBCU and UNCF institutions. The foundation sponsors college tours to these institutions for high-school age students to raise their awareness of the rich heritage of these institutions and the opportunities available to them for continuation of their education.
Randal is married to Elizabeth (Booker) Gaddis. Their 41 years of marriage have yielded 4 sons who have all worked for the company in some capacity. Randal grew up in the First Church of God, City of Refugee. He currently serves as the Vice Chairman on the Board of Deacons under the pastorate of Bishop Timothy J. Clarke.

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01/31/23 • 33 min

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Mayor Michael B. Coleman was the first African American Mayor of the capital city Columbus, Ohio and served 4 terms. Mayor Coleman was born in Indianapolis, Indiana to John H. Coleman, a physician, and Joan Coleman, a criminal victim’s activist. Coleman’s family moved when he was three years old to Toledo, Ohio where his first jobs were working at the corner drug store, Kroger’s supermarket and his father’s barbeque restaurant. He attended St. John’s Jesuit High School in Toledo, Ohio and then went on to receive his B.A. degree in political science from the University of Cincinnati in 1977. Coleman obtained his J.D. degree from the University of Dayton School of Law in 1980.
As mayor, Coleman spearheaded the Columbus Downtown Business Plan and Neighborhood Pride, a program designed to engage communities to revitalize their neighborhoods. He also created the after-school program, Capital Kids, in 2001 and the Green Spot program in 2006, to encourage Columbus residents and businesses to protect the environment. Coleman has leveraged incentives to create and retain more than 92,000 jobs in the Columbus area.
Mayor Coleman has been committed to empowering and mentoring the next generation of community leaders in Columbus, Ohio.

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Scott Mallory, Building a Lifelong Legacy in Ministry

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02/07/23 • 17 min

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Scott Mallory comes from a strong Christian family. Scott and his family have a life long legacy and commitment to serving and supporting Christian ministries.
In 2012, Scott Mallory felt a burden from the Lord to impact the city of Columbus for Christ. After prayerful consideration and research, Mallory gathered like-minded leaders with the common shared interest of building a Gospel Movement in Columbus, OH. Scott has been the steady force behind organizing “Concerts of Prayer,” “One Night” of worship events, and “Leaders’ Summits” to unify the Body of Christ and bring reconciliation. Through these events, hundreds of churches and thousands of Christians have linked arms to intercede and serve in our city. Relationships have been formed and partnerships built that serve the city with practical ministry. This has been accomplished through the organizations Pray for Columbus and Catalyst for Columbus, now known as For Columbus.

Scott is the founder of Highland Real Estate Group. After graduating from the United States Military Academy, Scott served in the Army as a Field Artillery Officer. Highland is a commercial and residential real estate firm with interests in development, brokerage, construction management, and advisory services. Scott holds a BS from the United States Military Academy and an MBA from Indiana University.

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01/19/23 • 30 min

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Dr. David Forbes, Jr. is a fourth generation Pastor. His father Pastor David Forbes Sr. was one of the founding members of the Civil Rights Movement Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), while a student at Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. Pastor Forbes talks about the life lessons he learned from his Dad and Mom about caring for people and helping to make a change in their lives.
Pastor Forbes is Founder and Pastor of Columbus Christian Center Church and Ever-Increasing Life Ministries, both in Columbus, Ohio. Out of his birth in Brooklyn, NY and upbringing in Richmond, VA has emerged a life and ministry committed to the Word of God. Dr. Forbes’ love for the Word of God, his love for people and his passion to see their lives of faith strengthened, undergirds his fire for ministry.
Known as the “soul doctor”, he blends roots in social work and Christian upbringing to project a unique but effective anointing that has endeared him to many. Directness, practicality, authenticity and wisdom are trademarks of his God-given approach to the Scriptures.
Pastor Forbes is a devoted and committed family man. His lovely wife, Dr. Tracy Forbes, along with their five beautiful children and five precious grandchildren join him in the joyous work of building the Body of Christ and enhancing the Kingdom of God.

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Dr. Robert Murphy, Building a Lifelong Legacy in Education

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02/21/23 • 29 min

Dr. Robert L. Murphy is the CEO/Founder of The Masters Preparatory Academy (MPA), a single gender boarding school designed to meet the social, emotional, cultural, and academic needs of African American young men, grades 7-12. He has held leadership roles in parochial, private, and public schools. Dr. Murphy is married with two children and has been a member of World Harvest Church for 30+ years where he has served as an Elder at the church from 2003 to the present.
Dr. Murphy’s Ed.D in Educational Administration is from Ohio University where his doctoral research was focused on the impact of single gender schools on the social, emotional, and academic progress of low income African American males. He is deeply committed to expanding the educational opportunities for African American males through the creation and expansion of single gender schools and he continues that work today with the development of The Masters Preparatory Academy.
He is the Area Superintendent for Columbus City Schools and previously served as the Interim Director of School Leadership Development. From 1981 to 1985, he served as an Art teacher and coach at Bishop Ready High School. Dr. Murphy was the first African American teacher at The Columbus Academy when it was still an all-boys academy, serving as the Upper School’s ceramics and sculpture instructor.

Other past positions include Columbus City Schools Art Teacher and Coach, assistant principal at Whetstone High School, Director of Christian Education for World Harvest Church, overseeing the operation of the Pre K-grade 12 World Harvest Christian Academy (now known as Harvest Preparatory School) and the two-year World Harvest Bible College (now known as Valor Christian College). He also served as Principal at Africentric and Brookhaven High Schools and as an adjunct professor at Ohio Dominican University.

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01/17/23 • 32 min

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Clark Kellogg talks about his journey from being a high school, college and NBA player has helped him to build a life long legacy in sports.
Clark was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and grew up in East Cleveland, Ohio. His father, Clark Sr., was a police officer in the Cleveland area. His mother was a homemaker, who the younger Clark called the ‘anchor’ of the family because of his father’s demanding work schedule. Unfortunately Clark’s mother passed away in 1994. Clark recalled telling his mother about how he wanted to become a basketball player. He recalled his mother saying, ‘If you are going to be a basketball star, you better put a sentence together on television.” Sure enough, Kellogg made sure that he did not disappoint his mother. This piece of advice has served him very well during his time as a broadcaster.

Although his playing career didn’t last long, Kellogg continued to make basketball his life. His knowledge of the game ended up being one of his best assets. Clark has been a CBS NCAA basketball color analyst for over 20 years. He is also one of the familiar voices for those who play the NBA 2k games (starring alongside another legendary commentator known as Kevin Harlan).
During his time with CBS, Kellogg made some special quotes to describe the game, "squeeze the orange", ‘spurtability,’ which describes a team scoring points in rapid succession "to get to the dogs you have to run through the park", 'statsheet stuffer" and many others.
Faith has been the foundation of his life. Clark credits Christ as his ‘all and driver of his life”. His favorite quote from The Bible matches the advice he was given as a young child: ‘Do unto others as you have them do unto you.’ He credited his parents for sharing that earlier in his life.

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Season 1 Trailer - Be a Baller, Building a life-long Legacy

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10/28/22 • 1 min

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Starting in January 2023 - On Be a Baller Podcast host Coach Tim Brown and his guest will talk about how to be intentional about building a lifelong legacy for your family, your community, and the world.
Some Guest include Legacy Builders, Clark Kellogg, Mayor Michael Coleman, Coach and College President Jim Tressel, Business owner Steve Lindsay, Pastor David Forbes, Columbus Christian Center, Rocky Alt, Team Focus and many more

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BE A BALLER -"Building a lifelong legacy" currently has 41 episodes available.

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The podcast is about How, How To, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education and Life.

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The episode title 'Steve Lindsay, Building a Legacy in Business' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on BE A BALLER -"Building a lifelong legacy" is 29 minutes.

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