Infinite Podcast

To describe my brother Noble's journey to being an artist in one word: Transforming. Growing up in St. Louis, you always had to make a name for yourself in some area. Growing up playing ball was it for him. Outside of ball, another passion of his was hidden from most; rapping. When the opportunity of one world shifted a new door open and he hasn't looked back. Since 2018 Rap has become his new sport. From releasing earlier records of his work of God's Don't bleed, NEW 88, and Kunta, you can see that he was finding himself as an artist. Transition into his newer records of 2-Tone step, The Play, Glock Freestyle, and Soul Revolver, you begin to see the confidence of his artistry take over.In this interview, we discuss his newest album SUPER PACK, his journey to being an artist, and his lessons along the way.Make sure to follow him on IG: JustNobeSTREAM SUPER PACKhttps://music.apple.com/album/1570206569?app=itunes&ls=1Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Life is a journey of twists and turns. Your journey to self-improvement comes with an understanding that things will take time. For the next few weeks, I will be covering five different truths we must understand to create growth moving forward.Part 3 of the twenty truths What you focus on will show you who you are Your adjustments to life will be everlasting Hard work doesn't equate to overnight success "FOMO  isn't real"Your ideas are seeds. You determine how far it goes.You got this.Make sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite audio platform and rate it five starsSupport the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

My guest for today's episode is my brother Aaron Ladd. He's currently a sports reporter for KHSB in Kansas City and works very closely with the Kansas City Chiefs. There are many things I can say about Aaron. He oozes confidence. His ambition is commendable, and his growth is inspiring.  Born from Atlanta, Georgia, Aaron has always had a passion the sports, writing, and being on screen. He took his passion as a young teenager to the University Missouri-Columbia, where we met, and hasn't looked back.In this episode, we talked about his growth, overcoming doubt, being a black journalist, and much more.Follow Aaron on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronladd0/Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Drew Brown aka TheFilmLord is a filmmaker, cinematographer, and creative from St.Louis Missouri. At a young age, Drew's passion for creating comic strips and love for having a camera around him made him know that this was his dream. In this episode, we discuss his path from turning his passion into a career, how he connected with some of the largest businesses in the world, and his future for inspiring the youth.If you have a desire to turn creativeness into a career highly recommend you check this episode out.Make sure to give him a follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thefilmlord/Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Life is a journey of twists and turns. Your journey to self-improvement comes with an understanding that things will take time. For the next few weeks, I will be covering five different truths we must understand to create growth moving forward.Part 2 of the five truths If you're satisfied now you won't eat later You are going to fail more than you succeed If you compare your story to someone else you will lose Success over external desires doesn't equal a fulfilled life You are here to serveYou got this.Make sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite audio platform and rate it five starsSupport the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Dr. Stephen Graves is a man with many talents. He serves as the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Department of Black Studies.  He specializes in Black Politics, Political Theory, and American Government.  His research focuses on black political ideologies, social movements, and the intersection of racism and American political thought. He's an Author: of A Crisis of Leadership and the Role of Citizens in Black America: Leaders of the News School, a theoretical examination of the concepts of the citizen, citizenship, and leadership.   During this episode we discuss many issues surrounding America such as politics, access, wealth, protesting, the black family anad much more.Make sure to tune in!Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

We've reached episode 50! Extremely grateful to continue the journey with you all podcast family. My guest in this episode is my brother: Artist and entrepreneur PoloFlexxin. One thing I can say about this man is that his potential is limitless. In this episode we discuss his journey as an artist, the lessons he's learned being around some of the hottest artists in the game, being from St.Louis,  and his vision moving forward.Intro song: Good LoveMake sure to check out his latest project Street Melody on all platforms.https://open.spotify.com/album/7qQ2L0lx5KdHJh9hBnfbOI Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Hey Podcast Family.This episode hits home for me. Understanding the significance of black history month, being black, and the black experience I felt it was important to dive into this topic of understanding the importance of black and brown people and challenge those who believe in being an ally in the process.Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Economically 2020 forced many people across the world to think about their life, expenses, and jobs as the pandemic created a rift place.  Unemployment hit historical numbers last year and worse, some people were furloughed which disqualified them from receiving any unemployment benefits. What happens when you're forced to create something on the fly? What 2020 showed many people is that if possible you need to create additional side hustles to create income.  What's beautiful about uncertainty is that you never know where life may take you. My guest today Lauren Harris was in that position last march-like most people. Forced to leave their job and begin finding a new way to survive.  Instead of running away from the uncertainty, she embraced it. Thinking about her passions, she began working on creating candles. What caught her by surprise was the quick success of her candle business and how something as simple to most people as candles can be very profitable and life-changing for her. Now her business Light by LO is thriving and continuing to hit homes of many people daily. If you're interested in learning how to create a business look no further than this episode as we dive into her story and much more.Check out her business website: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lightbylo/ Follow her Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/lightbylo/Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

2021 has already got to an interesting start. From the riots on Capitol Hill, a transition of power, and now a push to give more Americans vaccine for Covid 19. This year I will have my brother Jordan Harold tag alone for our enlightening conversations to bring value to you all. Jordan is an entrepreneur, professional athlete, trainer, and life coach. We will be partnering together to have these conversations throughout this season.Make sure to tune in and subscribe to the podcast!Elevated Being App Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Today I was honored to have my guest: Steven Qualls join me today. Steven is a content creator, entrepreneur, and Podcast Host of The Interlude Post and Quallifed TV. One of my favorite things about this conversation was Steven's vulnerability to expressing his experiences as a black man in this world. From discussing mental health and relationships to diving into hip-hop debating and being a content creator. This conversation to me added value to the beauty of growth through expressing oneself from experiences that seem dark in the past.If you haven't already make sure to subscribe to the channel and subscribe to the podcast on your favorite audio platform.Check out Steven here:  https://www.instagram.com/_mrquallified_/ Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Season 2 is here! While I'm excited to begin this new journey of the podcast for my podcast family, I feel disturbed by the recent events that happen on capitol hill on January 6th, 2021. Days going into a  new year, we're reminded of the historical issues that come with privilege,  ignorance, and hatred of change. I felt I couldn't do this season without starting off with this issue first. Shelby and I discuss the multiple issues from this recent event and end off by discussing some goals for 2021.As always I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure it rate it five stars. Support the show (https://linktr.ee/RashadYoung)

Part two of Alkaline Talks discusses breaking down the Astral Plane, Spirituality, and understanding life on a deeper level.Special thank you to my new brother Dominic Oliver for joining@arushattheend88Support the show

This week episode I am joined with my brother Kardea Hughes. Ye is a producer, artist, and creative and more importantly he practices the Alkaline Lifestyle. During this converation we discussAlkaline DietRelationship styles (Monogomy vs Pologamy)The power of Music FrequenciesEconomics within culturesProducer grindSupport the show

Today's episode discusses the power of projection. As people, we project our thoughts, concepts, and ideas to one another. The problem becomes when we take our projections and allow them to interfere with our lives.Support the show

On today's episode, I discuss my thoughts on the current events of Roe V Wade.Support the show

In this episode, I discuss my journey of deciding of going back to school to become a therapist.This concept is something I've struggled with for years but, to me in order to get where I want to go this is the step I need to take.Support the show

In this video/audio experience I will be walking you through three truths that will help you have the life you want. You'll learn how to master your mindset and deal with emotional issues, how to set and achieve your goals, and how to lead a life of abundance by thinking bigger. Here are the three truths1. You're at fault more often than you think.2. Nobody will believe in your vision as you do.3. You probably don’t think big enoughSupported the blog https://medium.com/@rashadyoungSupport the show

On this episode, I talk about the difference between being a judge and jury of your own life while also expressing my struggle with insecurity. There’s power in accepting one’s struggle and once we get to that place all suffer. It's how we respond to the suffering that matters. But in order to figure out how to respond to it, we have to first acknowledge it. Accepting our struggles, rather than running away from them, is the key to finding peace and meaning in our lives. For many of us, these struggles take place in our headsSupport the show

In today's episode, I discuss the power of living through your perspective.It's true, people have an influence on who we are, what we do, and how we think. Why is that? I discuss my experience of finding yourself through living for others.Support the show