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Capturing the conversations that runner’s have offline and matter to them. The podcast is hosted by Marcus @marcus_runs and he explores the topics around training, racing and the impact running has on our day to day life’s.

In my pursuit of a more meaningful life, I've noticed how our internal differences are ignored by most self-help gurus and spiritual leaders. Their methods and teachings don’t usually work for the majority of people because they don’t consider how wide the psychological gap is between them and their followers. I didn't have to read a book about how poor people think. I grew up poor and I know that mindset first-hand. When we understand the psychology of poor people, it’s easy to see why sharing information about wealth isn’t enough to penetrate the soul of a poverty-stricken mind.

In the larger and deeper sense of education, John D. Rockefeller was one of the best prepared men of our time. He had all the severity of limitations; he was hindered and harassed by poverty and unfavorable conditions.

A new comedy series that delivers a next generation twist on stand-up. An entertaining hour where reality meets stand-up comedy via performances and profiles of the next generation of great African American comics. We Got Next takes you into the talent scout lab of Bob Sumner (founder/producer/lead talent scout of Def Comedy Jam series with Russell Simmons on HBO) as he sets out to answer the question, “Who’s next?”

"Channel 13," hosted by Marcus V. Brown, is a captivating podcast delving into human experiences, spirituality, and personal journeys. Through insightful interviews and engaging conversations, Marcus explores the intersection of religion, life, and individual paths. Join us as Marcus navigates the channels of existence, seeking wisdom and understanding in the stories that shape our lives.

Misquoted or misinterpreted Scriptures that people use all the time.

Podcast series walking through what it is like being diagnosed with cancer and coming out on the other side in remission.

We hear a lot about how the wealthy manage their money, but there's not enough out there about what it's like for those who struggle. It's a gap that needs to be filled. And you know, when you get how poor folks think, you see why just talking about wealth doesn't really get through to someone stuck in that mindset. I want to share some of the things I've learned in life with you. I think the initial move someone can make is to begin where they are and take intentional steps toward where they want to go.