You Are More Than What You See with Darryll Stinson
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You Are More Than What You See with Darryll Stinson

ByLarry Hagner

 Darryll Stinson Darryll Stinson is a husband, father, former D1 athlete, motivational speaker, and founder of Second Chance Athletes. At a young age, Darryll had to take care of his younger sisters because his father was fairly absent in his life. Through custody battles and being teased at school, Darryll found sports which then…

Protecting Young Eyes by (Bark)ing at the Dangers with Chris McKenna and Titania Jordan
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Protecting Young Eyes by (Bark)ing at the Dangers with Chris McKenna and Titania Jordan

ByLarry Hagner

 Titania Jordan and Chris McKenna “What if we cared as much about the safety of our young people in digital spaces as much as we did in physical spaces.” – Chris McKenna. The internet world in relatively new realm in which prying eyes can weave their way into our children’s lives even more so…

Everything is Gonna Be Alright, Alright, Alright with Matthew McConaughey
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Everything is Gonna Be Alright, Alright, Alright with Matthew McConaughey

ByLarry Hagner

 Matthew McConaughey Alright, alright, alright is the famous phrase coined by the illustrious Matthew McConaughey. He is an actor, father, husband, and author. When Matthew was younger, his father instilled in him three principles for life – “Don’t say can’t,” “love, don’t hate,” “tell the truth, don’t lie” and he has carried these principles…

Finding Your Identity Through Defining Moments with Ilan Muallem
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Finding Your Identity Through Defining Moments with Ilan Muallem

ByLarry Hagner

 Ilan Muallem Ilan Muallem is an actor, director, martial artist, and entrepreneur. Some of his most well-known roles are Wesley from “The Walking Dead” and Noah from “The Big Short.” Muallem is also a free speech advocate and political activist who actively supports the military and police. Muallem is currently in a 13-year relationship…

Critical Fatherhood Skills
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Critical Fatherhood Skills

ByLarry Hagner

You do not have to be a victim of you past. You can learn to pivot and become stronger. Today’s guest proves it.
Everyday dad and Dad Edge Alliance member Christopher Wilson grew up with an abusive, alcoholic father. He never knew what a normal, healthy family was supposed to look like.
Chris shares what he learned from his difficult childhood, how he deals with his own patience and anger issues, and the critical fatherhood skills he uses to make sure his home is a happy one for his wife and kids.