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Doug Reed

The “Let’s Go Show" with Doug Reed, The “Let’s Go Show" is a platform to encourage, motivate and inspire individuals of all walks of life. We hold space for life changing conversations with everyday people, community leaders and public figures. The “Let’s Go Show" with Doug Reed is committed to highlighting individuals making a positive impact in our communities. Doug Reed who is also known as D. Reed, is a Mental health advocate, military veteran and former corrections professional. He holds in high esteem his earned status in the community as a mentor, coach and trusted leader. With various lived experiences as a black man, Doug uses his platform to impart wisdom and to help bring understanding and healing.Doug prides himself on being “just a kid from Cincinnati, Ohio” and truly being a “big kid at heart”.

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Our amazing guest is Troy Blyden who is a Professional Athlete, content creator, and a clothing designer. Let’s learn about the beauty of imperfect confidence. Troy talks about his childhood, college years and his career as a Washington General and a Harlem GlobeTrotter. Troy believes in taking care of himself mentally and physically, eating right and provides nutrition /training advice.
“If you focus on everybody’s perception of you, you’re not going to get anything done.’” - Troy Blyden

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The Let's Go Show with Doug Reed featuring John Cameron "From Boys to Men". John Cameron M. Ed, is a unique combination of leadership, education, counseling, mental health therapy, entrepreneurship and adjudicated youth. John worked as a guidance counselor and a climate manager for the School District of Philadelphia for 15 years. Crisis Screen-er for the State of New Jersey, behavior therapist, mobile therapist, national certified anger management specialist and treatment specialist supervisor for Ferrris School for Boys located in Wilmington, DE. John is the former co-owner of Top Notch Profiles Magazine Inc. Owner and CEO of Hubstshirts.com and the Cameron Group. The Cameron Group provides mental health therapy and leadership development for boys and young men.

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I met Charles " Tank " in church and later became friends. He introduced me to Black Men Heal where I served as the Director of Partnership. He influenced me into becoming an entrepreneur.
Charles M. Harris Jr. is a native of Philadelphia, PA and a product of John Bartram High School.
Despite having very few positive influences and role models, Charles would go on to attend
college at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. After two years as an Accounting major at
Kutztown, Charles transferred to Temple University to pursue his dream of playing Division I
collegiate football.
After suffering a serious knee injury Charles turned his full attention to his education and
changed his course of study to Actuarial Science and Finance. He would go on to graduate from
Temple University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Finance. Upon
graduation Charles took a position with Ford Motor Credit Corporation and began furthering his
education by enrolling in a Master’s Degree program at Temple University.
In November of 1997 Charles was called upon by his former college teammate to oversee his
investment portfolio. Charles discontinued his studies and took a position with then Smith
Barney as a Financial Consultant. After achieving immediate success and recognition councils,
Charles was recruited away to join then Paine Webber in early 2000. By the time Charles joined
his new firm he had built a well-recognized and sizable clientele in the sports and entertainment
realm.
In 2001, in an effort to better serve the needs of his client base, Charles left the corporate wire
house structure to form his own financial services firm Athletic Business Management, Inc.
(ABM). In 2005 ABM merged with Gee Financial Group to form The Sports and Entertainment
Financial Group, LLC (SEFG). SEFG remains one of the most recognizable business
management firms in the world today. Charles sold his interest in 2011 and returned to his
financial roots when he joined New York Life Insurance Company in 2013.
Today, Charles oversees the Financial Planning firm, Wealth Our Way (WOW). WOW provides
financial planning services to those previously shut out from top tier financial advice. WOW has
as its core, the motto: Wealth is not only for the wealthy....
Charles is a member of the Temple University General Alumni and Black Alumni Associations,
as well as the Temple Owl Club. Charles has served as an advisor to the Andre Iguodala Youth
Foundation and the Channing Frye Foundation. In addition, he is a much sought after guest
speaker at schools and universities throughout the country as well as at NFL & NBA
symposiums and programs.
In his spare time, Charles is an avid golfer and top flight Scrabble and Spades player. Charles
and his lovely wife Regina are the proud parents of ten wonderful children. Charles has offices in
both the Greater New York and Philadelphia areas as well as the Greater Atlanta region.

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True Restoration, Mind Transformation, and Personal Elevation. These are the three facets that encompass the life’s work, mission, and purpose of Don Williams. Don’s heartfelt desire to help individuals tap into their “True Potential” is the driving force that pushes him to equip returning citizens to become productive and fulfilled in the mission God has called them to. Don’s passion for assisting those who were incarcerated is dear to his heart. He knows all too well how difficult this can be as he personally endured this journey- and now speaks to youth and adults about making the right choices and living a life committed to giving themselves away. Don has been the keynote speaker and trained numerous organizations on a national level. He is an author, entrepreneur, husband, and proud father of six daughters and one son. Don Williams is an innovative force as well as a visionary enhancing the professional and personal lives of the masses “one life at a time”.
Don has a new book " No More Band Aids "

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Tansy McNulty
Founder & CEO
1 MILLION MADLY MOTIVATED MOMS
" I'm just a mom dedicated to creating a safer country for her sons... one strategy at a time."

I am a creative thinker who has helped solve incredibly complex business problems for major corporations — saving them time and money by accurately getting to the problem’s root cause and proposing creative solutions to ensure the eradication of the problem.

Once I touch it, it does not return.

I’ve turned my energy toward ending police brutality in America for three reasons: my husband and my two sons.

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During his clinical training, Dr. Booth was selected for a four-year MacArthur Foundation funded Youth Mental Health Fellowship through Harvard University at the Judge Baker Children’s Center. In his clinical capacity, Dr. Booth has worked in various mental health settings such as partial hospitals, community mental health centers, Elementary, Middle, and High schools, youth correctional facilities, and college counseling centers.
Dr. Richard Booth is a clinician in private practice and at Brown University. Dr. Booth presently serves on the executive board of the Village Green Charter School and is a core member of The Wellness Collaborative. He also serves as a consultant for public and private schools as well as various companies and institutions in the public and private sectors. In his private practice, Dr. Booth provides therapy to individuals, groups, and families. Additionally, Dr. Booth conducts consultation, workshops, trainings, seminars, and focused programming to a variety of organizations such as the Department of Children, youth and Families, the Boys and Girls Club, Rhode Island State Council of Churches, The Children and Youth Cabinet, various colleges and universities, domestic violence shelters, community recreation centers, schools, and childcare centers.

Dr. Booth’s areas of specialty includes: The impact of trauma on the mental health of underprivileged communities and individuals of color, effective strategies for educating populations with/about mental health concerns and trauma, affect and mood regulation, cultural competency, improving educational environments and outcomes, increasing parental engagement with educational institutions, self-care and reducing burnout, diversity, equity and inclusion, the impact of vicarious /indirect trauma, and the recruitment and retention of minority applicants.

Dr. Booth was born in Jamaica and lived there until moving to inner city Boston where he spent his formative years. He earned his Doctorate degree in Counseling and School Psychology from Northeastern University; his Master of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling from Suffolk University; and his Bachelor of Science in English and Sociology from Bridgewater State University. During his clinical training, Dr. Booth was selected for a four-year MacArthur Foundation funded Youth Mental Health Fellowship through Harvard University at the Judge Baker Children’s Center. In his clinical capacity, Dr. Booth has worked in various mental health settings such as partial hospitals, community mental health centers, Elementary, Middle, and High schools, youth correctional facilities, and college counseling centers.

https://richardboothphd.com/about/
Ted Talk: https://youtu.be/r6pQh2yYXkM

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Nate Tubbs, is just another kid from Cincinnati. He is the younger brother of Heavyweight Champion, Tony "TNT" Tubbs. In this interview, he discussing his childhood, his family, the loss of his brother and his son which changed his life. He talks about his boxing career and the work as a boxing promoter. There is so much behind the man. He talks about the success of being on the streets, in the corner office and his relationship with former Heavyweight Champion, Mike Tyson.
Nate is a man who believes in success, commitment and the needs for the City of Cincinnati and surrounding communities.

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Don't miss this engaging conversation with Octavius L. Blount where he
talks about a conversational journey about Black males needing to be vulnerable, cry, laugh, smile and allow their inner black boy to be seen, heard, acknowledged and LOVED!
Octavius l Blount is a leader, thinker, innovator, and proud Philadelphian who is committed to anything for and about the advancement of Black men and boys. Currently, serves as Coordinator for the Mayor’s Office of Black Male Engagement - tasked to help create an equitable Philadelphia for men and boys of color by eliminating disparities and creating opportunities. Has a combined 15+ years in the field of Black Male Advocacy/Achievement/Engagement as a consultant, mentor and behavioral prevention and intervention specialist.
He is the Founder & CVO of UrbanThinker Media (UTM), where we strive to illuminate
the full spectrum of Black males' humanity in America. We execute this by spreading
ideas, creating spaces and producing stories that are for and about Black men and boys.
This is done to Engage minds, Express truth, Empower lives and Elevate voices across all major platforms.
He is the host of The Middle Brotha Podcast where he takes a deep dive into the
minds, lives, and voices of Black males & The Black Man Express ShowTM where he
goes on a conversational journey with Black males to be vulnerable, cry, laugh, smile and allow their inner black boy to be seen, heard, acknowledged and LOVED!
Octavius possesses a BA in Sociology from Arcadia University and MSW from Bryn
Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research with Community
Practice, Policy and Advocacy (CPPA) Concentration.

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Disclaimer: I had some technical difficulties with the sound but I couldn't re-record this, its to authentic.
SFC Brown was a soldier I supervised. We talk about our time in the Army, how we got there and he reveals some vulnerable moments.

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After developing PTSD following a devastating traumatic incident Chris committed to using all of his skills, talents and experience to bring awareness to trauma/ptsd using music and story. The Missing Link project is the result.
Currently: CEO/President of CBMG Enterprises, Formerly Professor, University of Miami-FROST School of Music-Director Commercial Music/Media Writing and Production Programs- member: U of Miami Provost's Ad-hoc Strategic Task Force (online learning), Chairman, FROST FORWARD (online learning committee FSoM)
Owner/CEO of Chris Boardman Media Group- a multi-media content production studio, online course creation, thought leader in the cultural implications fo social media.
Composer/producer/arranger active in the film/tv/record industries.
Chris musical career has spanned over 45 years in film,record and television industries and still going strong. 1 Oscar nomination, 6 time Emmy Award winner, 13 Emmy nominations. BMI Film Award (Payback) ASCAP Film Award (The Color Purple). For more info: www.chrisboardmanmusic.com
www.chrisboardmanmusicblog.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/#!/ChrisBoardmanMusic
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0063973/
Specialties: Professor of music, entrepreneur, content services consultant including, social media, collaborative media, online informational course creation and digital marketing. Areas of expertise include content producer, film composer,record producer,author,educator,recording artist, orchestrator, conductor and arranger.

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How many episodes does Let's Go Show have?

Let's Go Show currently has 46 episodes available.

What topics does Let's Go Show cover?

The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Motivation, Society & Culture, Mental Health, Podcasts, Inspiration, Health And Wellness and Encouragement.

What is the most popular episode on Let's Go Show?

The episode title 'Isaac Redman and Sabrina DiBianca "Together We Build A Community"' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Let's Go Show?

The average episode length on Let's Go Show is 45 minutes.

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Episodes of Let's Go Show are typically released every 7 days, 23 hours.

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The first episode of Let's Go Show was released on Oct 12, 2022.

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