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Mathew Knowles, Attorney Ben Crump, Bubba Wallace & Chef Jernard Wells · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: It is my man, Matthew Knows. Okay, you don't know
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Speaker 1: Been long time since I've seen this, brother, Matthew knows.
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Speaker 1: path in n eighteen eighty two when I was launching
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Speaker 1: at that's how long we go back twenty five years
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Speaker 1: there you go, So you know, so it's like you
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Speaker 1: know when you see and I thought that that's why
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Speaker 1: I'm really excited. It's been like too much. We were
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Speaker 1: able to father get you on the show just to
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Speaker 1: talk about what you're doing out man with the entrepreneurship
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Speaker 1: so you are professor at Texas Southerton University. So when
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Speaker 1: millennial minds, what is your approach to getting giving them
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Speaker 1: the right tools for success? Before we get into your book, well,
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Speaker 1: you know, I I teach at a critical power. I
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Speaker 1: Let's focus on that. If you don't mind and talk
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Speaker 1: about why did you start the Noose Institute, Well, you know,
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Speaker 1: it's education and academia has always been a passion of mine.
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Speaker 1: and that's over thousand of courses as well. And again
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Speaker 1: for e learning online education, well that's where everybody going,
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Speaker 1: Then also you start seeing all these athletes and especially
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Speaker 1: harder than sitting in the class because you've got to
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Speaker 1: continue focus when you're taking about yourself. So it's it's
18:28
Speaker 1: a lot harder actually not easier. Cool. Now, with that
18:32
Speaker 1: being said, we're gonna get a little bit about your
18:34
Speaker 1: book because I read it. I read it yesterday. I
18:37
Speaker 1: really did read this book, and the thing about it
18:39
Speaker 1: that I took away from it was the fact that
18:42
Speaker 1: you know, I I was born and raised in Houston, Texas.
18:45
Speaker 1: You're born and you're born in mary and Alabama and
18:48
Speaker 1: spent a lot of time in gats in this area
18:50
Speaker 1: of the country where your your grandparents had three hundred
18:53
Speaker 1: acres that they don't have today. Which I always hear
18:55
Speaker 1: these stories. I just get sad that what if stories
18:58
Speaker 1: of life and so in and high hid shape the
19:01
Speaker 1: Matthew knows of today and the thing that came out
19:04
Speaker 1: of this book that I really commend you for was
19:06
Speaker 1: to talk about therapy, because therapy is something that African American,
19:11
Speaker 1: especially men, don't even admit to even considerate. Why I
19:14
Speaker 1: was it important to admit that in your book? For
19:17
Speaker 1: for that reason you just said, Uh, you know, we
19:20
Speaker 1: also have a stigma that he's crazy, has no control. Uh.
19:26
Speaker 1: And when it's just the opposite. The people that go
19:29
Speaker 1: to therapy are people are that are just the opposite.
19:32
Speaker 1: They're smart. Uh, they know that they know that asks
19:35
Speaker 1: for help. Uh, that's stress, that's not weakness. Right. But
19:40
Speaker 1: but then again, you know I know that, Uh, I
19:42
Speaker 1: know that when you when you admit that, that almost
19:44
Speaker 1: feels like a weakness. You know what I'm saying. I
19:46
Speaker 1: know that you know that that's us Black Black the
19:49
Speaker 1: black community or any minority community tend to allow, you know,
19:53
Speaker 1: situations to be downplayed, you know, whether it's in this situation.
19:57
Speaker 1: When you talked about it, I realized, Wow, this is
20:00
Speaker 1: this is something I really need to talk about and
20:02
Speaker 1: bring out because that's courageous to me. That's that's that's
20:05
Speaker 1: commendable to me. And also its shaped the way you
20:09
Speaker 1: you approached your life correct trying to get rid of
20:12
Speaker 1: these demons, trying to give these emotional demons that you
20:15
Speaker 1: didn't know what was affecting you and you're just living
20:17
Speaker 1: your life thinking you as being normal exactly. Uh. Started
20:21
Speaker 1: for me having these panic attacks and not knowing where
20:24
Speaker 1: they were coming from and putting on an e k
20:26
Speaker 1: G all weekend, and the doctor said, hey, you have
20:29
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with you physically, it's all mental. Uh. And
20:32
Speaker 1: that's why I started going to a therapist and beginning
20:36
Speaker 1: to sign out and understand who I was and the
20:39
Speaker 1: things in my childhood. I had racial trauma right right,
20:44
Speaker 1: and that trauma as you, as you abous you're outlined
20:46
Speaker 1: in the book, kind of like a dealt with you
20:49
Speaker 1: and made you the person you are in your emotional life,
20:52
Speaker 1: your relationships, and also the person you are currently. Are
20:55
Speaker 1: you a happier person now because of therapy? Are you?
20:58
Speaker 1: Are you disappointed because you didn't figure this out earlier?
21:01
Speaker 1: What is your approach to it now? After? I'm very
21:05
Speaker 1: very happy. Um, you know, I'm grateful. Uh, remarried. I've
21:10
Speaker 1: been married, not five years. Most people I don't know
21:14
Speaker 1: I've been married. I'm even married. But uh, life is good,
21:18
Speaker 1: you know. Twenty fifth year of music. We're all in
21:20
Speaker 1: my kids really really the unknown kids. Okay, cool, Okay,
21:26
Speaker 1: you got grand grand kids? Yeah, I got a thirty
21:33
Speaker 1: year old my grandson who's a pretty good basketball player,
21:38
Speaker 1: right right, so lunch board. Yeah, I remember, I remember.
21:41
Speaker 1: I remember when I was doing a casting for for
21:45
Speaker 1: sister sister and she couldn't come in because the fact
21:48
Speaker 1: that you know, she got married and moved in that
21:50
Speaker 1: part of life. And I'm really happy with what she's
21:52
Speaker 1: doing in life now. But what I want to say
21:54
Speaker 1: to you, Matthew, is that we didn't really get a
21:56
Speaker 1: full story on you. Will you come back on my show?
22:00
Speaker 1: I would love to come back and as many times
22:03
Speaker 1: as you because I'm just going to let you know
22:05
Speaker 1: because what you're doing, because I really want to talk
22:07
Speaker 1: about the Nose Institute and we get more detail about
22:10
Speaker 1: the book. But I want to get people an outline
22:11
Speaker 1: of what the book was because I read it and
22:14
Speaker 1: I was moved by I've learned so many things about you.
22:17
Speaker 1: Learned you were a singer, learned that you was an
22:19
Speaker 1: incredible basketball player, But more important, I learned that you
22:22
Speaker 1: were honest. Man. You're honest to tell us that you
22:24
Speaker 1: have weaknesses, and you will to share those weaknesses to
22:27
Speaker 1: who telling us I went to therapy. If something's wrong
22:30
Speaker 1: with you, fix it, don't don't, don't deny it, and
22:33
Speaker 1: please come back on my show, Matthew. Okay, I will
22:36
Speaker 1: just lastly the Matthew Knows dot Com and you can
22:40
Speaker 1: find out everything about me. Yeah, we would do that
22:42
Speaker 1: to be played back on podcast Apple and My Heart
22:44
Speaker 1: and we get you back next month. Man, I gotta
22:46
Speaker 1: have your back. Brother tooth breaks. Okay, all right, thank you,
22:50
Speaker 1: you say to yourself who calls U Sean Shell Rickie smiling,
22:53
Speaker 1: You got to get out of your own city and
22:56
Speaker 1: leave in the order to group because of this. Don't
22:58
Speaker 1: get bigger as long as inside of this both bigger
23:02
Speaker 1: when you put it in a poet. Ladies and gentlemen,
23:04
Speaker 1: please walk on the phone, the one and only Charlie Wilson.
23:07
Speaker 1: So many people have really been trying to give me
23:09
Speaker 1: to do a gospel record for so many years, and
23:11
Speaker 1: I have been promising God that I would. I got
23:14
Speaker 1: him out to do something. But you know, my baby,
23:19
Speaker 1: come on, man, put a little Jesus in the song.
23:21
Speaker 1: Come on, brothers, patty little bell, and you know what
23:24
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be doing concerts and little clubs. Thank you,
23:28
Speaker 1: Thank you for you said that I can touch you
23:30
Speaker 1: when I'm singing with my hands. Thank you. See I
23:32
Speaker 1: told you be there every Monday, ten am the noon,
23:35
Speaker 1: be easy, love and nating. Money making conversations for Sean McDonald.
23:42
Speaker 1: You're listening to money making conversation. This was Sean McDonald.
23:45
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Speaker 1: and you're listening to money making conversation. We changed lives
23:52
Speaker 1: over here. Entrepreneurship, entertainment. That is what we promote. That's
23:56
Speaker 1: our brand as the reason you should be listening every
23:59
Speaker 1: time this show cracks the mic. My next guest, she's
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Speaker 1: on the phone. I met her at the Black College Expo.
24:05
Speaker 1: We're just walking around with my program director Adele and uh.
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Speaker 1: We saw her and she had a booth set up
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Speaker 1: and she was marketing her wares to the college crowd,
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Speaker 1: the high schoolers who about to go to call, letting
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Speaker 1: them know. And that's what you have to do as
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Speaker 1: an entrepreneur. She's a licensed real estate agent in Texas
24:21
Speaker 1: for more than twenty years. She also owns as we
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Speaker 1: van of white will and uh, this u S pattern
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Speaker 1: I know that. I know that because you are a
25:21
Speaker 1: business entrepreneur and people need to know who you are
25:24
Speaker 1: and I've learned that. You know, I met you. I
25:26
Speaker 1: met you and um Atlanta and you were selling your
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Speaker 1: your bed skirts and it's called why how did this
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Speaker 1: idea come about. And I'm gonna let you know that
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Speaker 1: Channel one for the two which HBCU campuses. So know
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Speaker 1: their new student orientations this morning, So again I am
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Speaker 1: here with my UH display set up and and have
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Speaker 1: let me tell you how I got this started back
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Speaker 1: in two thousand and eight when my daughter began college
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Speaker 1: at Sam Houston University. You know, as a proud parent,
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Speaker 1: I'm all excited. Like most proud parents, we have no
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Speaker 1: idea what all they need is start school. And we
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Speaker 1: went to visit her dorm room. And the dorm rooms,
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Speaker 1: of course are very small, but they're not designed to
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Speaker 1: you need. Uh. The beds are just thirty four inches
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Speaker 1: What is what? How do you design something for your daughter,
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Speaker 1: you know, or you or you your your seamstress, or
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Speaker 1: you know somebody who can sew. How did that come about? Now,
27:55
Speaker 1: I'm not a seamstress, but I can sew a straight lines.
27:58
Speaker 1: So I made her, you know, I made her for her.
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Speaker 1: it has five panels on each end. Because I wanted
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Speaker 1: her to be able to get to her things that
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Speaker 1: because you're running in, gotta run out to go to
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Speaker 1: you know, you didn't want to just just flip one
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Speaker 1: I want to I want to bring you back. I
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Speaker 1: Rashanne McDonald. You're listening to money making conversations. Look, we're
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Speaker 1: having a great show today. Matthew Knows has called in.
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Speaker 1: My next guest has no stop signs. You know. I
29:23
Speaker 1: ran it to him by eight months ago. I was
29:25
Speaker 1: so impressed with him as a chef and his energy
29:28
Speaker 1: that every Saturday on my Facebook, on my Facebook, he
29:32
Speaker 1: posted a video of him cooking something. That's how much
29:35
Speaker 1: I believe in his talents. Is at nine a m.
29:38
Speaker 1: Eastern Standard time on my Facebook, and I got almost
29:40
Speaker 1: eight hundred thousand followers. So it's not like what follows
29:44
Speaker 1: you got on your Facebook. Now, I got eight hundred thous.
29:46
Speaker 1: I got a lot of people wants to like Rashawn McDonald.
29:50
Speaker 1: My next guest is of a James Beard Honors celebrity
29:54
Speaker 1: TV chef and best selling cookbook author, best known from
29:57
Speaker 1: numerous Food Network shows over the last nine years. Chef
30:01
Speaker 1: Wanted Food Network star on a two time one on
30:04
Speaker 1: Cutthrow Kitchen, and he's currently starting in a new season
30:07
Speaker 1: of Comeback Kitchen. Come Back Kitchen. Please welcome to Money
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Speaker 1: Name Conversation. Chieffer Wealth got well, I've gotten man, I
30:21
Speaker 1: tell the story. I've learned that man. You know you've
30:24
Speaker 1: got to let people know what's going on. Why Why
30:27
Speaker 1: is it important to talk to the chef, your well
30:29
Speaker 1: well thought of all he s Maybe you just cause
30:33
Speaker 1: you cook it and you cut you you a lot
30:35
Speaker 1: of people to think it on my nerves. You know
30:38
Speaker 1: they can do something. They can do a little cag
30:40
Speaker 1: You know people always stop me, I can, I can,
30:42
Speaker 1: I'll bake you or you on TV. Let's stop this conversation.
30:46
Speaker 1: Just somebody puts you on TV. You ain't out baking me, okay,
30:50
Speaker 1: So you can you can tell. You know what you
30:51
Speaker 1: do with that baker now they're putting you can tell,
30:53
Speaker 1: but do it that pound cake? But are you doing
30:56
Speaker 1: it on TV? That's what you do? Share, don't do
30:58
Speaker 1: it on TV? And been doing it for the past
31:02
Speaker 1: nine years and don't can tell us about Comeback Kitchen. Man,
31:05
Speaker 1: just on the Food Network on Sunday nights. You in
31:08
Speaker 1: the competition, Man, I've been watching it the first week. Man,
31:13
Speaker 1: you look shaky, Man, I look shaky, things like they're
31:16
Speaker 1: about to boot you off the show. I've always got,
31:21
Speaker 1: always got everybody out the end that they see. You know,
31:24
Speaker 1: That's one of the major things about Comeback Kitchen is
31:27
Speaker 1: I'm a competitive chef and that's what I've been doing
31:30
Speaker 1: for the pass nine years on Food Network is competing
31:33
Speaker 1: in their shows, and that's one of the reasons why
31:36
Speaker 1: they keep bringing me back, not only doing how the
31:40
Speaker 1: entertainment is, but I actually know what I'm talking about
31:43
Speaker 1: when it comes to food and cooking great food because
31:46
Speaker 1: it's about that. To come Back Kitchen, it's one of
31:48
Speaker 1: those shows whether they're taking the from the highest rated
31:53
Speaker 1: seasons and that really has the entertainment planning. They're bringing
31:57
Speaker 1: us back to battle again teach other for another opportunity
32:02
Speaker 1: to own Food Network Stop. What's the what's the goal
32:04
Speaker 1: for you in this business of doing celebrity cooking and
32:09
Speaker 1: also your cater you You make appearances at different festivals
32:12
Speaker 1: around the world. You know, you just came off the
32:14
Speaker 1: tom joined the cruise. You're going down to Ess Music Festival.
32:18
Speaker 1: I should just says festival. Uh and cooking showing your wares.
32:22
Speaker 1: So yeah, So what's the goal? What's the end goal
32:25
Speaker 1: for you? Sure if you've got books out there, you
32:26
Speaker 1: got seasoning on the shelves of a major grocery store,
32:30
Speaker 1: what's the goal? Man? I'm lucky I'm talking to you. Man.
32:32
Speaker 1: You might fry me up having to having somebody like
32:37
Speaker 1: you in my corner. That tells me that I don't
32:39
Speaker 1: win it. And I got the favorite God for me
32:42
Speaker 1: most importantly, But my my ultimate goal at the end
32:46
Speaker 1: of the day is to be a household name. I
32:49
Speaker 1: want to be just like the the body plays, the
32:53
Speaker 1: Emerald of God see us all of those. I want
32:55
Speaker 1: to have a household name where everyone knows what's who's chefting,
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Speaker 1: he is, what he does, and everyone wants to cook
33:03
Speaker 1: something that Chef Denard and my ultimately in game, it's
33:07
Speaker 1: the it's the one they have my own show, so
33:10
Speaker 1: I can open up my household and let people see
33:13
Speaker 1: what it's like a day a day with Chef Denard
33:16
Speaker 1: on every day with Chef Denard. Rather, I'm gonna tell
33:21
Speaker 1: you my favorite show on it's The Pioneer Woman. I
33:24
Speaker 1: don't know if anybody wants that that woman. You know,
33:32
Speaker 1: she's so engaging and genuine and and those those are
33:37
Speaker 1: the ones that I model myself after when people watch
33:40
Speaker 1: me on shows like come Back Kids and Cut Through Kids,
33:42
Speaker 1: and why they why they're so engaged with me is
33:45
Speaker 1: because I'm that guy that you know, I'm that unhole,
33:49
Speaker 1: that covenant brother, that father, whatever it is. And I
33:52
Speaker 1: go on there and I just give the people just
33:54
Speaker 1: who I am, genuinely. I don't put on the facade.
33:57
Speaker 1: I'm this country guy originally from Mississippi that's only here
34:00
Speaker 1: that loves now. That's that's really great because of the
34:05
Speaker 1: fact that you know, we would look at these people,
34:07
Speaker 1: the Bobby Flays, you look at the Rachel Raise, you know,
34:11
Speaker 1: these people like there a lot of celebrities of TV
34:13
Speaker 1: now are moving into the cooking arena and because of
34:16
Speaker 1: the fact that it's something cool. But when I look
34:19
Speaker 1: at your your special talent, I'm not gonna I'm not
34:21
Speaker 1: gonna just say that because I put you on Facebook
34:24
Speaker 1: and you are a very special talent because you casually
34:27
Speaker 1: do what you do, and that means you do it
34:29
Speaker 1: effort lely. That's why I love the Pioneer Woman. I
34:31
Speaker 1: watched that woman. She's talking and she's mixing stuff. I'm going,
34:34
Speaker 1: is that woman they're watching what she know story and
34:37
Speaker 1: she's just talking away because that's what she do. That's
34:39
Speaker 1: how passion, that's how gift. It's like Michael Jordan dunking
34:41
Speaker 1: a basketball. Would anybody doubt that Michael Jordan can't talk
34:45
Speaker 1: a basketball even now? He could probably talk a back
34:48
Speaker 1: and if he if he don't talk a basketball, we're
34:49
Speaker 1: gonna be shot. Somebody ready to go, somebody ready to go,
34:53
Speaker 1: you know. And so that's how I look at you now.
34:55
Speaker 1: Now this one, I want to make sure not you're
34:57
Speaker 1: not gonna be doing no no flipping this time, like
34:59
Speaker 1: even when you the last time and you crack, because
35:07
Speaker 1: I'm tell you, if only floor he has, he kind
35:10
Speaker 1: of go too far. And it ain't nothing to do
35:12
Speaker 1: with the kitchen. It's outside. When the pans down, he
35:15
Speaker 1: kind of loses his mind a little bit. He gets
35:18
Speaker 1: too creative. And when he when he when he went
35:21
Speaker 1: across that floor and flip and crashed, I was like, man, that'
35:26
Speaker 1: when I first recognized it. Boy, this boy right here,
35:29
Speaker 1: somebody need to manage him. You know, somebody put a
35:35
Speaker 1: little buzzer in your head. You know when you when
35:36
Speaker 1: the idea pop up, drop it the far the best
35:41
Speaker 1: boone start Cooking Act. Let's let's tell us about the
35:45
Speaker 1: Comeback Kitchen Man, because I enjoyed talking to you. What
35:47
Speaker 1: is the goal of all the contestants on that show?
35:50
Speaker 1: Tell us tell everybody high works so we can watch
35:53
Speaker 1: it this Sunday. Yes, definitely the kids. They bring back
35:59
Speaker 1: of the best of the best chefs, and we're all
36:02
Speaker 1: fighting for in battle and for apart back on Food
36:07
Speaker 1: Network Starts season fourteen, which come Back Kitchen in the
36:11
Speaker 1: part of Food Network Start, it's the prequel, and what
36:15
Speaker 1: we're doing is we're fighting for that that one seat,
36:18
Speaker 1: that one seat on the platform to get back into
36:21
Speaker 1: the rain of of food. They were start a battle
36:24
Speaker 1: against electend to Elata more chefs for that title of
36:29
Speaker 1: holding Food Network Start. A lot of people know me
36:32
Speaker 1: from season twelve being to run her up. So that
36:35
Speaker 1: was one of the reasons between between that and the
36:39
Speaker 1: fact that I have so many fans that Eve Man
36:42
Speaker 1: me on a regular basis saying that they loved me,
36:45
Speaker 1: they want to see me back on TV. It was
36:48
Speaker 1: a no brainer that I had to go back. I
36:50
Speaker 1: had to go back, just up the mere fact I
36:53
Speaker 1: have to give people what they want. When the fans
36:56
Speaker 1: called for you, you gotta, you gotta, but you didn't
37:00
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37:02
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37:05
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37:09
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37:12
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37:15
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37:18
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37:21
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37:25
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37:27
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37:30
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37:33
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37:35
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37:39
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37:41
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37:44
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37:47
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37:51
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37:56
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38:02
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38:04
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38:06
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38:09
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38:12
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38:14
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38:16
Speaker 1: And you're gonna be on TV man. One day, I'll
38:19
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38:21
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38:27
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38:32
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38:36
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38:40
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38:42
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38:46
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38:48
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39:26
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39:34
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39:37
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39:41
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Speaker 1: an effort. I'm fraternity brother. I got two fra turns
39:53
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39:56
Speaker 1: I have another fraternity life memorable make a sci fi
40:00
Speaker 1: He's the leader turning for the families of Trayvon Martin,
40:03
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40:08
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40:12
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40:14
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40:18
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40:23
Speaker 1: at least six times a week, Attorney Benjamin Cropp at
40:29
Speaker 1: least six times a week. Talked last night. You talked
40:32
Speaker 1: about five times last week. Ben Uh. You know, man,
40:36
Speaker 1: I first of all, and there's a there's a spurs
40:38
Speaker 1: special passion I have for you because of what you do.
40:42
Speaker 1: And I'm just watching you grow as a as a
40:45
Speaker 1: as a businessman, as an entrepreneur, as an entertainer. You
40:48
Speaker 1: know you just wanted to just practice law. Man, When
40:51
Speaker 1: did it when did the lightbulb in a different direction
40:54
Speaker 1: start happening and the Trayvon mart and you went in
40:56
Speaker 1: there just to uh, you know, you know, just just
40:59
Speaker 1: get a verdict of guilty for somebody who has committed
41:03
Speaker 1: the crime that was wrong. We have video, you know,
41:05
Speaker 1: we we have we have, we had, we had evidence.
41:08
Speaker 1: This is the audio audio Rishan, And you know you
41:14
Speaker 1: were there at the beginning. I'm a civil rights lawyer,
41:18
Speaker 1: and everything that happens beyond that is just graving. And
41:23
Speaker 1: you never know where life is gonna take you. You know,
41:26
Speaker 1: when you and I talked, we always talk about don't
41:29
Speaker 1: limit yourself. You know, you never ever put limpus on yourself.
41:33
Speaker 1: And so that's what I'm doing. I'm following a lot
41:36
Speaker 1: of good advice from you about this, uh television and
41:42
Speaker 1: media branding and such. What we did for tray Vionn
41:46
Speaker 1: was just very organic and sincere because it was all
41:50
Speaker 1: from the heart. We took the case because his seventeen
41:54
Speaker 1: year old child had been killed, and you said that's
41:57
Speaker 1: not right, and it became the number one news story
42:00
Speaker 1: in the world from that point. Every time I walked
42:04
Speaker 1: in airports, wherever I walk, people recognize who I was
42:07
Speaker 1: because I believe the passion that A displayed and advocating
42:12
Speaker 1: for Trayvon. And then after that the phone just kept ringing. Uh.
42:18
Speaker 1: And so now I'm doing a national law firm to
42:21
Speaker 1: being crump law firms. So we should try to help
42:24
Speaker 1: more people. Uh, We've just sued the National Basketball Association.
42:30
Speaker 1: We think not only will we have that family, but
42:33
Speaker 1: we'll make cod sale changes as it relates to uh,
42:37
Speaker 1: these sudden cardiac events that most high performance after lets
42:43
Speaker 1: have a chance of experiencing, and whether they live or
42:46
Speaker 1: die is going to depend on the rapid response of
42:50
Speaker 1: appropriate medical attention. I mean these are high school players,
42:54
Speaker 1: college players, and so life is evolving until we have
42:58
Speaker 1: evidence of innocence. To night that you pretty much shepherded
43:02
Speaker 1: me to do, and we talked about what is it
43:06
Speaker 1: if you were giving the platform, would you want to
43:08
Speaker 1: do or tell the world? And I said, if I
43:11
Speaker 1: had my white reshion, I would want to tell them
43:13
Speaker 1: about due process of the law and the fact that
43:18
Speaker 1: we don't always get equal justice, but we need to
43:21
Speaker 1: be educated about it. And you took it from there
43:23
Speaker 1: and said, on these wrong for convictions, everybody needs to
43:27
Speaker 1: know that it can happen to you too, and let's
43:29
Speaker 1: tell the inspirational story. So it's just been a journey
43:33
Speaker 1: with Shine and today is the fulfillment of one of
43:37
Speaker 1: those UH plans that we had that we made reality.
43:42
Speaker 1: Ever there you put a lot of personal time with them.
43:45
Speaker 1: It's a limited serial. Let me just tell everybody they
43:48
Speaker 1: gave us four episodes because it's entertainment, you know, just
43:51
Speaker 1: because we have a good spirit, we have a good idea.
43:55
Speaker 1: We want to tell the story, the motivational story about
43:58
Speaker 1: people who've been in jail for decades, how they come out,
44:01
Speaker 1: how they dealt with the circumstances, how they came out
44:04
Speaker 1: real positive people. These are people that you wouldn't even
44:06
Speaker 1: know walking down the street would were in jail for
44:09
Speaker 1: that long because they didn't let the system beat them.
44:12
Speaker 1: We went to Atlanta, Georgia. We went to Hartford, Connecticut.
44:16
Speaker 1: We went to Dallas, Texas, went to Portland, Oregon. I
44:19
Speaker 1: say that to let you know that unjust is happening
44:23
Speaker 1: all over this country, correct, Ben Cromp, absolutely going any
44:27
Speaker 1: court room and Americans said in the back and usc
44:30
Speaker 1: justice is anything but equal. Now, why did you do
44:34
Speaker 1: this show? We're telling people why it was important to
44:36
Speaker 1: do a show because you know it's right in your wheelhouse,
44:40
Speaker 1: you know, a vorce for the unheard UH second chance opportunities,
44:45
Speaker 1: motivating people to realize that speak up, speak up, don't
44:49
Speaker 1: give up. Yep, you know rashon. Let me tell people
44:54
Speaker 1: who might not know. Evidence of Innocence is about wrongfully
44:59
Speaker 1: convicted people who have been exonerated by clear and convincing
45:04
Speaker 1: evidence and DNA evidence, And so it was so important
45:09
Speaker 1: for me to do this show. Rochane and I were
45:13
Speaker 1: talking about, you know, what would you wanna do if
45:16
Speaker 1: you could communicate to the masses, Because more people watch
45:20
Speaker 1: TV than you, they'll ever know what happened inside of
45:23
Speaker 1: the courtroom. And I said, I would want to try
45:26
Speaker 1: to affect the hearts and minds of future jurors to
45:29
Speaker 1: put a very real show on TV different and that
45:33
Speaker 1: gives the real experience of what many black people facing
45:37
Speaker 1: the courtroom. And this is one of the most realistic
45:42
Speaker 1: but yet inspirational UH television shows about black people in
45:47
Speaker 1: the criminal justice system that has ever been produced. And
45:51
Speaker 1: I mean that from the heart. Don't take my word
45:53
Speaker 1: that I want you to watch UH these four weeks
45:55
Speaker 1: and you will see that people's faith and families have
46:00
Speaker 1: overcome just most horrible injustices you would ever imagine. And
46:05
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46:09
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46:13
Speaker 1: to them. It can happen to their family members, that
46:15
Speaker 1: can happen to their loved ones. There are a hundred
46:18
Speaker 1: thousand people sitting in American prisons who are completely innocent,
46:24
Speaker 1: didn't do anything, but yet they are there. And unfortunately
46:30
Speaker 1: the highest percentage of those people are Black people, especially
46:34
Speaker 1: black men. And that's why I wanted to do this
46:37
Speaker 1: show because I was thinking about us watches tonight ever,
46:42
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47:44
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Speaker 1: with them direct messaging. You know, celebrities, you can actually
47:50
Speaker 1: reach them through their social media. My next guest, he's
47:53
Speaker 1: a twoth star and I'm sure he has that same problem,
47:57
Speaker 1: you know, especially you know he raised the bar NASCAR
48:00
Speaker 1: on February when he became the highest finishing African American
48:05
Speaker 1: driver at the world. Right now, Daytona five hundred, when
48:09
Speaker 1: you took the checker flag in the second position. Please,
48:12
Speaker 1: welcome to money Making Conversation. Darryl Bubba Wallace. How's it
48:19
Speaker 1: going there? If that ain't a race car? Name a
48:21
Speaker 1: NASCAR name. Brother, it's there, it's there, man, And you
48:28
Speaker 1: threw there and you hung on that there there you dude,
48:31
Speaker 1: I'm from Houston Tech. You can't throw out that little
48:33
Speaker 1: country and not let me catch you that dare. How
48:35
Speaker 1: about there? Hey, I'm from Alabama. So it's so you're
48:40
Speaker 1: slid from Alabama and now you're open to Charlotte there,
48:42
Speaker 1: and so you just slid across all these Southern states
48:47
Speaker 1: every language, that's right. So I was off there. I
48:51
Speaker 1: was just telling you that you were based on in Concord, uh,
48:54
Speaker 1: North Carolina, which is right outside of Charlotte. Then my
48:57
Speaker 1: daughter used to play a lot of it. She used
48:58
Speaker 1: to be a national touring UH tennis player and we
49:01
Speaker 1: used to go up to Concorde and play those major
49:03
Speaker 1: tennis tournaments. Okay, I know how expensive that that that is.
49:07
Speaker 1: That's why you people talk about golf being expensive. That's
49:10
Speaker 1: why you see tiger Wood where the rest that well,
49:13
Speaker 1: golf's kind of expensive. Same thing tennis. You know where
49:16
Speaker 1: the rest of what is on the Serena and Venus,
49:19
Speaker 1: that's it. Nobody else it's expensive you know, to put into.
49:23
Speaker 1: Now you're going into a sport. My man, whoa where
49:28
Speaker 1: the checkbook writing is huge. That's right, walk us back
49:33
Speaker 1: a little bit before we talk about that, that historical
49:37
Speaker 1: moment at Daytona five art and plus we're gonna talk
49:39
Speaker 1: about what you're doing the day. But really I want
49:41
Speaker 1: to give my my listeners, your fans, and opportunities to
49:44
Speaker 1: hear a little bit about your journey the Darrel. I
49:47
Speaker 1: remember when I watched the press conference when your mom
49:50
Speaker 1: came and to hug yous. You was in tears, and
49:53
Speaker 1: you know, it was such an for me as an
49:55
Speaker 1: African American. It was such a special moment because even
49:58
Speaker 1: in today we got tea, we still sitting records, we're
50:01
Speaker 1: still breaking barrious and that's important. And I don't want
50:04
Speaker 1: to like gloss over that because of the fact that
50:08
Speaker 1: you are a role model, you feel, and being a
50:11
Speaker 1: role model that puts additional pressure because people want you
50:14
Speaker 1: to repeat it so quickly. Well he's there now, you know,
50:18
Speaker 1: Tiger Woods has come back from injury. People want him
50:20
Speaker 1: to win the Masters immediately. You know, you know, they
50:23
Speaker 1: just won't. They won't. They won't results sometimes so quickly.
50:25
Speaker 1: So talk about getting started in NASCAR. If if a
50:29
Speaker 1: person has a level of interest and walking through the
50:32
Speaker 1: ticketr time and walking through the steps. Yeah. So I
50:35
Speaker 1: I started out race when I was nine years old,
50:38
Speaker 1: Nan years old, Nan years old. That's right. Yeah, you
50:40
Speaker 1: don't need a driver's license to drive a NASCAR so, uh,
50:43
Speaker 1: you just have the checkbook to go out and buy
50:45
Speaker 1: a go cart and to be successful and until be it.
50:48
Speaker 1: So uh, I can't let it. See, I'm for fill
50:52
Speaker 1: War Texas. I had a god call. My dad put
50:55
Speaker 1: a little motor Lawmore engine on the back of a
50:58
Speaker 1: little a little, a little thing he created, and we
51:01
Speaker 1: raced ing down the street and the dog used to
51:03
Speaker 1: chase me. Yeah, well I roll past him. So so
51:06
Speaker 1: I had a little go cart. Now come to let
51:09
Speaker 1: you know that I had a little NASCAR experience at
51:13
Speaker 1: night when my dad's left that law More on the
51:15
Speaker 1: back of that gold cart. So I know that cart.
51:17
Speaker 1: So that's kind of like how you started, right, Yeah,
51:20
Speaker 1: that's right. So it's a little bit different. Um, these
51:23
Speaker 1: are kind of built the go carts we had are
51:25
Speaker 1: kind of built for for racing. An absolute rockcages around
51:28
Speaker 1: him and everything. So um so we spent about h
51:32
Speaker 1: we spent about two years in each series that we had.
51:35
Speaker 1: Um that we had you know, been a part of.
51:38
Speaker 1: And we would graduate to a bigger and faster car
51:42
Speaker 1: and UH work our way up through the ranks, UH,
51:45
Speaker 1: grabbing plenty of winds, going through both of the emotions,
51:47
Speaker 1: the highs and lows, plenty of wins, plenty of res Uh.
51:50
Speaker 1: You learned from the Rex to go back out and
51:52
Speaker 1: win the next weekend. So we just stayed. Uh. We
51:54
Speaker 1: stayed hungry for each and every race, each and every
51:57
Speaker 1: weekend throughout the year, just to just to be better
52:00
Speaker 1: and we should be better than than the previous race.
52:03
Speaker 1: So UM, so I went about twenty starts thousand, nine
52:08
Speaker 1: tells eight other nine rolled around. We had gotten into
52:12
Speaker 1: a full size stock car, about four hundred horsepower late
52:14
Speaker 1: Mitel stock car. UM and UH we had done really
52:18
Speaker 1: great that year, and we had gotten a call from
52:20
Speaker 1: coach Gibbs, which uh, I think a lot of people
52:23
Speaker 1: do for UH football coach for the Redskins Super Bowl,
52:27
Speaker 1: Super Bowl winning right, that's right. So we got a
52:32
Speaker 1: call from from their department there to come out and
52:34
Speaker 1: try to do a tryout for their race team, and
52:38
Speaker 1: UM we were one of the top prospects out of
52:40
Speaker 1: that and we ended up signing on with them for
52:42
Speaker 1: a handful of years UH running in the can In
52:45
Speaker 1: Series or under also under the Drive Diversity program. So
52:48
Speaker 1: it was a little bit of a whirlwindows of stuff
52:51
Speaker 1: we had going on, UM but UM, but it was
52:55
Speaker 1: a great time that we had. There was was j
52:57
Speaker 1: g R all the way up until twenty we had
53:00
Speaker 1: switched over to UH jump teams to UH with Jack
53:04
Speaker 1: Ralph and Ralph Finoy racing UM and UH had some
53:08
Speaker 1: great years there and then now we're finally at the
53:11
Speaker 1: top level and the Monster Engine NASCAR Cup Series, UM
53:16
Speaker 1: racing for the King Richard Petty. So it's been a
53:19
Speaker 1: it's been a long process, a hard thought process, but
53:22
Speaker 1: it's all part of it and looking back on and
53:24
Speaker 1: I wouldn't trade it for anything. Well, you can't. You
53:26
Speaker 1: can't because of the fact that you're doing what you
53:28
Speaker 1: what you love and UH just talk about the business
53:32
Speaker 1: side of being a NASCAR driver because it's beyond your
53:35
Speaker 1: talented person, but you also have to be a business person.
53:38
Speaker 1: You also have to be a person that advertiser sponsors
53:42
Speaker 1: deem a credible investment for their for their fame, for
53:46
Speaker 1: their fan base. Is whether you know where your Chick
53:49
Speaker 1: fil A or a target or your forward or you
53:51
Speaker 1: or a gas company. How does that work as far
53:55
Speaker 1: as the business side of NASCAR for you and your brand? Yeah,
53:59
Speaker 1: So I'm representing brands each and every day now, UM
54:03
Speaker 1: you know, whether I'm at the racetrack or not, I'm
54:05
Speaker 1: still an ambassador for for all of our partners that
54:09
Speaker 1: are part of our PM, that are part of our team.
54:12
Speaker 1: UM So you know I slip up and that that
54:15
Speaker 1: that costs heavily for all of us. So we definitely
54:17
Speaker 1: have to you know, athletes are put on a pedestal,
54:20
Speaker 1: which isn't the greatest thing in the world. We have
54:23
Speaker 1: to have to take that initiative and take that next
54:25
Speaker 1: step of being that role model and representing the best
54:28
Speaker 1: way we can UM to UH to make sure we
54:32
Speaker 1: come across and the most positive light. So UM so
54:35
Speaker 1: being able to UH to represent the many brands that
54:38
Speaker 1: we have, such a STP which is but a longtime
54:41
Speaker 1: partner with Richard Petty and everybody at our PM. We
54:43
Speaker 1: represent the Air Force. UM new partners have come on
54:46
Speaker 1: board this year with and UM and and also we
54:52
Speaker 1: just signed on a brand new sponsor for a handful
54:54
Speaker 1: of races with our wide technology out of St. Louis So, uh,
54:57
Speaker 1: there's many other associate sponsors that we are partner it with.
55:00
Speaker 1: I mean, for me a personal service, I'm I'm an
55:03
Speaker 1: ambassador for Coca Cola, so excited to have them Chevrolet.
55:06
Speaker 1: So it's a lot of partners that make our program happen.
55:10
Speaker 1: So your uniform is like like like like like tattered
55:13
Speaker 1: up right now with that's what that's the goal, right,
55:16
Speaker 1: that's the goal. They have the log right underneath the Yeah,
55:20
Speaker 1: the log goal right underneath the neck. You know. Then
55:22
Speaker 1: all this is the sleeve, the breast area. So man,
55:27
Speaker 1: you're out there looking good. That's what you are, looking
55:29
Speaker 1: good exactly. You got to you gotta represent now. Now
55:33
Speaker 1: with that being said, you know what you you you're
55:35
Speaker 1: selling your brain. You're marking your brand now. The pressure
55:39
Speaker 1: of because of the fact that, let's let's be real,
55:42
Speaker 1: you an in a sport that's that's uh, poorly attended
55:46
Speaker 1: by African Americans. I know NASCAR is making a focused
55:48
Speaker 1: effort to give a more minority participations as far as
55:52
Speaker 1: attendees now, but you but you can't sell your brand
55:55
Speaker 1: as an African American. You have to sell your brand
55:57
Speaker 1: is a brand that that everybody wants to participate in.
56:01
Speaker 1: So that's a responsibility to maintain a universal approach to
56:05
Speaker 1: how you communicate the brand that you're that you're successfully
56:08
Speaker 1: and correct, yes, correct and and uh for us to
56:13
Speaker 1: you know, at the same time of representing all those
56:15
Speaker 1: brands I am, I'm still selling myself, uh for potential
56:20
Speaker 1: partners out there that are that are interested in the sport.
56:22
Speaker 1: So you know, whether it's African American owned company or
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