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 “Never run back to what broke you.” — Frank Ocean In this powerful episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Bartholomew Jones, a Memphis visionary, hip-hop artist, educator, and founder of Cxffeeblack — a cultural movement that's reimagining coffee, community, and Black excellence. Born Maurice Henderson II, Bartholomew's transformation is rooted in faith, creativity, and purpose. From early years in Louisville and Whitehaven to building one of the most recognized Black-owned coffee brands in America, his story is an anthem for curiosity, culture, and courage. In this episode, you'll learn: How a kid inspired by faith turned passion into purpose The meaning behind the name Bartholomew Jones and the legacy it carries How hip-hop and coffee became tools for empowerment The birth of Cxffeeblack and the vision to reclaim coffee's African roots Why he believes “God don't make no junk and coffee don't need no cream” What it means to run towards what builds you, not back to what broke you Whether you're a dreamer, creator, or entrepreneur, this conversation will fill your cup, reminding you that your story, your culture, and your faith are your greatest strengths.  

 “Don't be topic or event-driven — be thought and idea-driven.” — Elliott Sayles In this inspiring episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Elliott Sayles, the visionary behind the Mane T-Shirt, a Memphis-born cultural brand celebrating identity, creativity, and local pride. From East Cleveland to California to Memphis, Elliott's story is a powerful reminder that creativity, faith, and authenticity can turn a single idea into a movement. A designer, thinker, and spiritual entrepreneur, Elliott shares how he transformed a simple Memphis slang word into a meaningful symbol of community and belonging. In this episode, Elliott opens up about: How he discovered his gift as a creator and idea generator The journey from Cleveland to Memphis, and how the city “crashed” his world in the best way The prayer and inspiration behind Mane and how it became a brand What intellectual property means and why ownership matters His advice for dreamers: face what scares you and pursue your ideas fearlessly How being a “girl dad” changed his perspective on life and leadership Elliott Sayles reminds us that success begins with identity and intention. When you create from who you are, not what's trending.  

“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success.” — Albert Schweitzer In this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Austin Baker, Memphis-born entrepreneur, connector, and president of HRO Partners. From launching his first business while still at the University of Memphis to leading one of the region's top HR firms, Austin's story is one of faith, mentorship, and doing well by doing good. In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Austin shares: How growing up on a Cordova farm taught him the value of hard work and humility Why mentorship became his life's purpose and how the MILE Program is shaping future leaders His 20-year practice of writing letters to his future self is “the best form of time travel” What it means to “farm for talent” and build people, not just businesses His philosophy on using AI and innovation to multiply, not replace, human potential Why his mantra “Do well by doing good” drives every decision he makes Austin's story reminds us that true leadership isn't about titles or awards, it's about impact. His wisdom challenges us all to pause, reflect, and write the next version of ourselves into existence.  

“Dedicate yourself to a core set of values. Without them, you will never lead effectively.” — Ken Chenault In this inspiring episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Mack Weaver, a proud son of North Memphis, lifelong leader, deacon, and now CEO of Memphis in May. From growing up in a single-parent home to leading one of Memphis' most celebrated cultural institutions, Mack's story is a masterclass in perseverance, discipline, and faith. In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Mack shares:   How football and faith taught him to never give up — “You can't burn me out.” The prayer that changed his life during his first year at South Carolina State What it means to grow up in North Memphis and never forget your roots Lessons on leadership, listening, and finding strength through humility Why smiling, even through the struggle, can change everything How family, faith, and community shaped his path to success From being a college athlete to becoming a community advocate, church leader, and CEO, Mack reminds us that grit and grace go hand in hand. His message is simple yet profound: “There's only one you. Be the best you that you can be. Control yourself, control your emotions and just smile.”  

 “I'd rather see a sermon than hear one any day.” — Edgar Guest  In this heartfelt episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with the dynamic Ken Griggs. a Memphis visionary, entrepreneur, and connector whose story embodies faith, perseverance, and purpose. Born and raised in Bolivar, Tennessee, Ken's path has taken him from humble beginnings on a family farm to working with Fortune 500 companies, mayors, HBCUs, and NASCAR. Known for his powerful personality and heart for people, Ken shares his unfiltered truth about growing up Southern, building community, and finding meaning in the grind. In this inspiring conversation, Ken talks about: Growing up in Bolivar with strong family and spiritual roots The lessons he learned from elders and why listening matters How Memphis taught him to hustle and persevere His journey from pig farming to working in business, sports, and entertainment The difference between religion and spirituality and how God guides his path His timeless message to young people: “Pay attention. Be grateful. See it through.” Whether you're chasing dreams, rebuilding from setbacks, or simply looking for perspective, this episode will remind you that success starts with faith, character, and consistency.  

 “Dedicate yourself to a core set of values. Without them, you'll never lead effectively.” — Ken Chenault In this powerful episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Richard Fisher, artist, mentor, faith leader, and lifelong Scoutmaster, whose story bridges faith, creativity, and perseverance. Born on the South Side of Chicago and shaped in St. Louis, Richard's life is a portrait of resilience and reflection. From his early days exploring the Chicago Art Institute with his mother to his 30+ years of leadership with the Boy Scouts of America, he's spent his life inspiring others to believe, create, and serve. In this heartfelt conversation, you'll discover: The power of faith and what it means to be a true “son of a bishop” How his mother's love of art planted the seed for his creative journey Lessons learned from his father about manhood, responsibility, and perseverance His powerful experiences leading youth across America through Scouting The mistakes that shaped his wisdom and the grace that helped him grow Why his life mantra is simple but profound: “Love everybody like God loves you.” Richard's journey reminds us that life is not about perfection — it's about purpose, progress, and prayer.  

“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” — Jackie Robinson In this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Commissioner Mickell Lowery, a Memphis native, proud HBCU graduate, and community leader whose life exemplifies service, legacy, and purpose. Loweryl has carved his own path as a leader, husband, and father. From his days as a LeMoyne-Owen College basketball player and SGA president to his current role in public service, Mickell's story is one of faith, discipline, and dedication to Memphis. In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Mickell shares: How family, sports, and faith shaped his early years Lessons learned from the court to the County Commission What being a “girl dad” has taught him about patience and purpose How his mother's ministry and his father's politics molded his worldview His experience leading Memphis through the Tyre Nichols tragedy and his hope for change The advice he gives to young leaders: “Relationships are better than money. Build them with integrity.” Mickell Lowery's journey is a reminder that leadership isn't about titles, it's about impact, empathy, and consistency. His story challenges every viewer to ask: “What will they say about you when your journey is done?”  

“Life is a direct reflection of the choices you make.” — Sam Nelson In this high-energy, brutally honest episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Samuel Nelson, the founder and CEO of Massage on the Go, and one of Memphis' most relentless entrepreneurs. From surviving a life-threatening car crash to building one of the first Black-owned, nationwide massage companies, Sam's story is a masterclass in resilience, creativity, and legacy-building. In this unforgettable conversation, Sam shares: How growing up in South Memphis and Bethel Grove shaped his grind and mindset Why he calls himself a “living legend” — and how he became the first Black owner of a national massage company What the Rothschilds taught him about systems, structure, and wealth How he built multiple businesses after losing everything His faith journey and how he became an ordained minister The ultimate relationship advice: “Everything in life is about relationships. If you can't relate in the ship, it won't move.” Sam's wisdom is raw, practical, and powerful, from hustling candy in middle school to employing hundreds of therapists across the country, his journey is proof that discipline, faith, and focus can turn any obstacle into opportunity.  

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” — Steve Jobs In this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Sridhar Sankara, a visionary leader, innovator, and entrepreneur who's reshaping the future of technology from Memphis, Tennessee. Born and raised in India, Sridhar's story is one of relentless curiosity and courage — from studying architecture and city planning to becoming a pioneer in AI and digital transformation. As the CEO of eBiz Solutions, Sridhar is on a mission to help businesses and people unlock the true potential of technology and human intelligence. In this powerful and insightful conversation, you'll hear about: Sridhar's early life in India and his journey to America The life-changing moment he discovered computers in 6th grade How curiosity became his greatest superpower His transition from architecture to artificial intelligence The future of AI — and why it's not just about tech, but humanity His advice for the next generation: “Be curious. Keep learning. Imagine boldly.” Sridhar's story reminds us that success isn't about where you start, it's about how deeply you believe, how curiously you learn, and how courageously you adapt.  

 Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” — Nelson Mandela In this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Warren “Bud” Richey, a lifelong educator, leader, and servant whose story embodies resilience, humility, and purpose. From growing up in Alexandria, Louisiana to serving at LSU, University of Memphis, Rhodes College, and beyond, Bud has dedicated his life to helping others grow, not just as students, but as people. He opens up about: The childhood moments that shaped his values The hardest day of his life and how faith and community helped him through His love of cooking and how food became a way to serve others His decades in higher education and what truly matters in leadership Powerful life advice for young people on belief, service, and staying true to yourself This heartfelt conversation reminds us that success isn't about titles, it's about impact. Whether you're an educator, student, or dreamer searching for purpose, this episode will inspire you to keep moving forward on your own journey. Bud Richey, Larry Robinson, The Journey Podcast, educator stories, inspirational interviews, leadership lessons, service and community, LSU alumni, University of Memphis, Memphis leaders, Rotary Club Memphis, faith and resilience, life purpose, education inspiration, Southern storytelling, motivation, life lessons, legacy of service  

In this inspiring episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Memphis native Bobby White—a sharp-witted, service-driven leader affectionately known around the city simply as Bobby. Raised in South Memphis by two educators, Bobby shares how growing up in a house built on structure, love, and high expectations gave him the foundation to lead with heart and humility. From Central High to Morehouse, from teacher to chief of staff, his path is proof that service is more than a role—it's a calling.

In this powerful episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Greg Duckett, Memphis native, attorney, healthcare executive, and civic leader—for a conversation full of grit, grace, and Black excellence. Raised in Westwood, educated at Oberlin, and now one of the city's most respected leaders, Duckett opens up about his early years, pivotal career moments, and the quiet strength it takes to thrive when you're often the only Black face in the room.

On this powerful episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Mark Yates—entrepreneur, executive, Howard grad, and lifelong Memphian—for a deeply personal and unapologetically Black conversation. From growing up in South Memphis and Whitehaven to navigating corporate America and attending an HBCU, Mark reflects on the moments that shaped his identity—including the moment he made a conscious decision to be Black.

Grandon Gray, real estate developer, visionary, and proud son of West Memphis, sits down with host Larry Robinson on The Journey to talk about making the most of every opportunity before the lights go out. From growing up in the Arkansas Delta to becoming a respected leader in public-private partnerships, Grandon shares powerful stories of faith, family, and the fight for equity. He opens up about the pivotal moment he realized he was a Black man in America, how a childhood lesson in land ownership sparked his purpose, and why “making hay while it's day” is more than a motto—it's a way of life.

In this inspiring episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Willie F. Brooks Jr., a Memphis icon whose life is a masterclass in leadership, faith, and service. From growing up in a two-bedroom house with five siblings in New Chicago to becoming Shelby County Register of Deeds, a former county commissioner, and a corporate HR leader, Willie Brooks shares how faith, community, and hard work paved the way for his extraordinary journey.

Norman Miller went from being addicted to crack cocaine in the 1980s to becoming a successful business owner, nonprofit founder, husband, and community leader. In this raw and revealing episode of The Journey with host Larry Robinson, Norman shares how hitting rock bottom almost ended his life—but ultimately became the start of a powerful purpose. “You're so busy trying to be somebody else—who's going to be YOU?” From contemplating suicide to hearing God's voice, from the crack era to corporate success, Norman's story is one of resilience, restoration, and realizing that every challenge is a setup for purpose.

From St. Louis to Whitehaven to building a thriving creative business, Wiley Brown has walked a path paved with passion, perseverance, and purpose. In this episode of The Journey with host Larry Robinson, Wiley opens up about how Memphis molded him, how his faith keeps him grounded, and how being quiet helped him see things most people miss. As a father, husband, entrepreneur, and content creator, Wiley story is a masterclass in staying true to your vision—no matter how many detours show up along the way.

From growing up in South Memphis to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with U.S. Presidents, Henry Hooper II has a story of unshakable faith, fearless determination, and living life without excuses. In this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with the legendary Secret Service agent, Olympian, Marine, and proud Kappa Alpha Psi brother to explore how discipline, faith, and integrity shaped his incredible life path.

What does it mean to define "success on your own terms?" Dr. Dwayne Benjamin—Marine, executive, educator, and mentor—joins The Journey with host Larry Robinson to unpack how staying focused, rooted in faith, and owning your power can unlock the life you were destined for. In this powerful and inspiring conversation, Dr. Benjamin shares his early influences from Indianapolis, pivotal life moments from fourth grade to the Marine Corps, and the mindset that turned rejection into redirection. He reminds us success should never be defined by someone else.

On this episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Dee Brown—entrepreneur, real estate mogul, PBS talk show host, and all-around visionary. From humble beginnings in Clarksdale, Mississippi to leading multi-million dollar public-private developments, Dee Brown shares how setbacks became setups for major comebacks. Dee opens up about academic struggles, discovering his drive in high school, turning real estate into a lifelong passion, and the power of mindset, commitment, and vision. He also gets real about what it means to walk tall as a Black man in business and in life.

In this inspiring episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Rory Thomas, President of the Memphis Medical District Collaborative, a leader, advocate, and proud product of Whitehaven. Rory shares his journey from his early years in Memphis to becoming a key figure in the city's economic and community development. He reflects on lessons from his parents, the impact of faith, and the importance of staying true to yourself.

Join host Larry Robinson as he takes you on The Journey with Christopher B. Franklin, a Memphis media powerhouse, entrepreneur, and community leader. From his Nashville roots to becoming President & General Manager of ABC24, Franklin shares his incredible rise in media, lessons in leadership, and the pivotal moments that shaped him. In this inspiring conversation, Franklin reflects on overcoming obstacles, the power of active listening, and how faith and family guided his path. Plus, he reveals his biggest lessons in business, leadership, and personal growth.

Tune in as Dr. Franco Taylor shares pivotal moments of self-realization and empowerment in this enlightening episode of The Journey. When asked about the turning point in knowing he would be alright, Taylor's profound response highlights the transformative power of faith. Delving deeper, the conversation explores the moment when Taylor recognized his identity as a black man, prompting introspection and reflection. As the discussion unfolds, listeners are invited to ponder their own journeys of self-discovery and cultural identity.

In this conversation, Jeremy Sanders reflects on his current self and the dreams he held as a young person. He emphasizes that despite life's ups and downs, he stays  true to his core values and aspirations. He believes in the limitless potential within each individual and encourages others to embrace a mindset of resilience and possibility. Jeremy's belief in himself and his ability to overcome challenges serves as an inspiring reminder of the power of resilience and determination.

Join Larry Robinson in a heartfelt conversation with the esteemed Mr. Donald Crump. In this engaging dialogue, Larry expresses gratitude and admiration for Donald's iconic status, acknowledging the dedication and hard work that have shaped his illustrious career. Crump's journey is celebrated as a testament to resilience and perseverance, resonating deeply with audiences in the city and beyond. As the discussion unfolds listeners are reminded that challenges are opportunities for self-discovery and growth, ultimately leading to the exploration of uncharted paths. With warmth and sincerity, Larry bids farewell to Donald, leaving listeners inspired by the wisdom shared in this unforgettable exchange.

In this inspiring episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson sits down with Memphis icon Vernon Stafford Jr. to explore the power of embracing one's uniqueness. Vernon shares his life story, from his early years in Queens, New York, to his journey of self-discovery and purpose. He discusses the importance of education, the impact of family, and the transformative power of discipline and perseverance. This heartfelt conversation highlights how recognizing and leveraging our differences can become our greatest strengths. Tune in to discover how Vernon Stafford Jr. turned his challenges into superpowers and continues to make a positive impact on his community.

Embark on a transformative journey with special guest Sylvester Tate as he delves into the profound impact of overcoming adversity and striving for change. In this compelling conversation, Tate reflects on the challenges he has faced and emphasizes the importance of leaving a legacy of community empowerment and service. With heartfelt sincerity, Tate shares his vision for a brighter future, urging viewers to take an active role in creating positive change. As the discussion concludes, host Larry Robinson leaves viewers with a powerful quote from Martin Luther King Jr., underscoring the significance of collective action and perseverance. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode of The Journey on the Kudzukian Network. Keep coming back for more inspiring stories and insights from remarkable individuals like Sylvester Tate.

Join Larry Robinson in a powerful conversation with Ephraim Urevbu as they discuss defying odds, challenging authority, and never settling for less. In this enlightening exchange, Ephraim shares his heartfelt message to viewers, encouraging them to believe in their abilities and pursue their dreams relentlessly. As the discussion concludes, Larry reflects on Ephraim's  resilience and commitment to hard work, commending him for his dedication.

In this inspiring segment on The Journey, JW Gibson shares invaluable advice for young men navigating life's challenges. With sincerity and wisdom, Gibson encourages viewers to stay true to themselves, urging them to resist the negativity that may surround them. Drawing from personal experience and the teachings of his mother, Gibson emphasizes the importance of self-belief, hard work, and faith in a higher power. As the discussion unfolds, listeners are reminded of the power of positivity and resilience in overcoming obstacles. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be inspired and empowered by this amazing episode. 

On this episode of The Journey, we are joined by Memphis icon, Rodney B. Herenton. Rodney and Larry encourage viewers to chase your dreams and ignore negativity. They say, "Don't wait for opportunities, make them happen." Rodney's words hope to inspire action and determination, pushing our youth to reach their goals.

Through a powerful and important exchange, Jeremy Pierre emphasizes the importance of listening, staying in your lane, and checking your work. Join Larry Robinson on this episode of The Journey as he guides this insightful conversation, leaving viewers with profound reflections on life's lessons and the path to success.  

Embark on a profound journey of faith and wisdom with Larry Robinson and special guest Bishop Ed Stephens. In this heartfelt conversation, Bishop Stephens shares his heartfelt message of gratitude and divine guidance. As they reflect on the blessings of life and the importance of faith, viewers are inspired to recognize the abundance of blessings in their own lives. Through powerful anecdotes and insightful teachings, Bishop Stephens emphasizes the importance of faith as the foundation for success and fulfillment. Don't miss this enlightening episode of The Journey, where faith and wisdom converge to illuminate the path to greatness. Keep coming back for more transformative discussions with influential figures like Bishop Stephens.  

In this episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson welcomes Dr. Leviticus Pointer, a renowned figure from Memphis, known for his significant impact in education and community development. Growing up in Orange Mound and South Memphis, Leviticus shares his experiences of navigating through challenging environments and finding his path. From his early days influenced by his fourth-grade teacher to his transformative years in high school surrounded by local icons, Leviticus' story is a testament to the power of community and mentorship.

In this captivating episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson engages in an enlightening conversation with Toree Dabney, a resilient entrepreneur from North Memphis. His journey is a tapestry of diverse career transitions, starting with his early days as an intern at LaFace Records. Here, he had the unique opportunity to influence the music industry by being part of the process that selected hit singles for artists like Usher. Toree's narrative then takes us through various roles, including a stint as a police officer and a pivotal move into the construction industry as a commercial general contractor. He openly discusses a major turning point in his life – a life-threatening health scare that tested his resilience and altered his perspective on life and success. Through it all, Toree maintains a philosophy of perseverance and adaptability, proving that with determination and a willingness to evolve, one can overcome any obstacle and achieve greatness.

In this compelling episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson converses with Pastor Marron Thomas, a beacon of hope and resilience from Memphis. Raised in Westwood and a BTW High School graduate, Thomas' story is one of overcoming adversity and finding purpose amidst challenges. He shares his upbringing in a single-parent household, where his mother played both parental roles. Despite the absence of his father, Thomas found guidance and strength from influential figures like his junior high coach. His journey from a troubled youth involved in drug-related activities to a transformative encounter with faith is a testament to the power of redemption and perseverance. His experience, marked by a felony charge that almost shattered his dreams, turned into a mission to inspire and lead the youth towards a brighter path.

In this enlightening episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson engages in a profound conversation with Princeton James, a multi-talented playwright, director, producer, and actor from Coldwater, Mississippi. Princeton shares his life story, detailing his upbringing in a nurturing family and community that instilled in him the values of discipline, respect, and hard work. His journey from Coldwater to the University of Mississippi, and eventually to Memphis, is marked by pivotal moments of realization and growth. One such moment was a powerful sermon about operating in one's gift, which inspired Princeton to quit his job and pursue his passion in the arts. This decision led him to establish his own company and embark on a successful career in theater and film.

In this enthralling episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson engages with Memphis native Tim Bowers, whose life exemplifies dedication and perseverance. Growing up in North Memphis and molded by a supportive family environment, Tim's story is one of resilience and ambition. As a retired FedEx executive with 40 years of service, former basketball player, and current pastor, Tim reflects on his childhood, the influential figures in his life, and his professional ascent. He candidly shares his experiences of racial realization and how they shaped his identity and leadership style. His journey from handling packages at FedEx to becoming the CEO's personal security, and eventually managing the executive protection unit, illustrates the power of self-belief and hard work. Tim's insights on embracing one's worth, maintaining standards of excellence, and the importance of nurturing positive relationships make this episode a must-listen. His mantra, "Good, better, best. Never let it rest until your good is better, and your better is best," encapsulates the essence of his inspiring journey.

On this episode of "The Journey," host Larry Robinson sits down with the multifaceted Anton Mack, an influential figure in Memphis known for his dynamic contributions across various fields. Raised in Baltimore and spending summers in Memphis, Anton's story is one of versatility and determination. As the executive director of Explore Bikeshare and the owner of Century House, his journey is a testament to the power of diverse interests and a renaissance spirit. This episode delves into Anton's philosophical approach to life, emphasizing the importance of following one's dreams, staying true to oneself, and the value of relationships in personal growth. His narrative is not just about success in multiple careers, but also about the significant role mentors and family values play in shaping one's path.

In this episode of 'The Journey,' host Larry Robinson delves into the life and accomplishments of Kevin Reed, a true Memphis success story. Raised in Oakhaven and a graduate of MIT and Howard Law School, Reed's journey is a testament to the power of faith, hard work, and community support. He reflects on his early years in a neighborhood transitioning to a middle-class hub, the influential role of his friends in shaping his ambitions, and his decision to leave a potential career in science for law. Reed also discusses his passion for helping domestic violence victims, a cause close to his heart, and shares insights from his experience as a public defender and magistrate. This episode offers an inspiring look at how resilience, community ties, and a strong moral compass can guide one to a fulfilling and impactful life.

In this episode of 'The Journey', host Larry Robinson interviews Jeremy Simpson, a Memphis technology leader from Clarksdale, Mississippi. Jeremy discusses his innate ability for quick thinking and problem-solving, which significantly contributed to his success in technology. He recalls a defining moment in his youth that shaped his racial identity, and reflects on early work experiences in his father's businesses that honed his work ethic. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of self-belief and following one's passions over financial gain. His story is a testament to overcoming adversity with resilience and integrity, offering valuable insights and inspiration, particularly to young black males navigating their paths to success.

In this episode of 'The Journey', host Larry Robinson talks with Vincent McCaskill, a respected figure in Memphis, about his unique path and insights. Vincent reveals his 'superpower' of discernment, a skill that has helped him read people and situations effectively. He reflects on his life-changing moment at 39 years old, akin to a spiritual awakening, which reshaped his entire perspective and life choices. He emphasizes the importance of financial wisdom, urging the youth to focus on acquiring knowledge rather than merely chasing money. Vincent's message is a blend of spiritual wisdom, financial acumen, and personal growth, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking guidance and inspiration on their own journey.

On this captivating episode of 'The Journey' on the KUDZUKIAN Network, host Larry Robinson engages in an insightful conversation with Kenon Walker. Kenon shares his unique journey, highlighting his 'superpower' of spiritual intuition which has guided him in making genuine connections with people from all walks of life. He recounts his experiences as the Duck Master at the Peabody Hotel, where his role goes beyond a job, becoming a platform for impactful, heartfelt interactions. Kenon's story is one of transformation and self-discovery, from overcoming personal challenges to embracing a path where he could use his natural gifts to inspire and connect with others.