#60SecsToPodcast with Snoop Simmons

In Episode 06 of #60SecsToPodcast, Snoop wishes all the beautiful mothers across the globe a Happy Mother's Day, congratulates his good friend on tying the knot (again), explains why it is important to have no nonsense people in your circle, breaks down how it hinders your growth mentally when you associate yourself with people that have nothing to lose, and speaks on why weddings should NOT be stressful.

In episode 05 of #60SecsToPodcast, Snoop reveals a random confession that will shock the world, explains his love for hide and seek as a kid, and go in depth on how we seek but won't hide from negativity.

In episode 04 of #60SecsToPodcast, Snoop reintroduces himself to the world, sets the record straight about the demographic of this podcast, explains why life would be a lot easier if we walked by faith, expresses his love for his followers and listeners, speaks candidly about accountability and responsibility for our actions and reactions, shares his thoughts on the Fabolous and Emily B situation, and touches on difficulties in relationships.

In episode 03 of #60SecsToPodcast, Snoop explains why King Kong ain't got s*** on this random confession, dives into the real reason why organizations go out of business, breaks down the difference between needs vs. wants, hits the NCAA Bracket Committee with a "saayyy bruuh," and closes out again with thoughts on gratitude.

In episode 02 of #60SecsToPodcast, Snoop Simmons reveals a random confession that will leave you speechless, provides some dialogue about the importance of supporting go-getters, sheds some light on not taking anything personally, diagrams his circle of life, hits an NBA referee with a "saayyy bruuh," and closes out with thoughts on gratitude.

In the pilot episode of #60SecsToPodcast, get familiar with Snoop Simmons as he introduces himself to the world. Listen as he congratulates Grambling State University Athletics on a successful year, breaks downs the format of upcoming episodes, and explains his the meaning behind "What's A Song Without A Cadence."