By Any Means production

BAM production brings you Jason Lenich a dedicated coach and influential individual that brings his own experience, facts and thoughts to what is going on today in our country. We start this interview by hearing about Jason's comeuppance and experience as a young man. We transition into current social issues that are happening in regards to our local schools and police departments. We then talk about mass incarceration and the impact it has had in our society. In this topic we use the documentary "13th" from Netflix as a reference. Hope ya'll enjoy. All love.

For this episode I wanted to change it up and engage with my viewers on Instagram Live, there are a lot of issues concerning the black community and I wanted to briefly talk about the situation they are put on when they protest. I engage in some awesome conversations with young people in the moment section, definitely one of the most fun episodes I've done.

On this episode of BAM production I bring you Kacy Smith a unique individual that always strives to become the best version of herself and encourages others to become better as well. She also happens to be my former High School track and field coach and log time friend. On this interview we start by explaining a little bit of her comeuppance and then continue on to talk about her take in the entrepreneur world. We close out talking about what motherhood has meant to her and we add on all the hard work that she has put into raising her 3 amazing kids . We top it off with some questions from our viewers. Hope y'all enjoy the show. ALL LOVE.

On this episode I invite current Hartnell College offensive line coach Anthony Romero to speak a little bit about his comeuppance in the East Side of Salinas, he also explains the role football played in his life and how essential sports are in low income communities. We drift off topic a little to discuss current events that are going on around our country, we close out talking about what the Hartnell Football program is doing to capitalize during the COVID 19 epidemic. There's also a special shout out to all the Soledad High School seniors that are graduating this Saturday.