Ep. 12 - Dean Cain

King Randall runs The X For oys program and Life Preparatory School For Boys in Atlanta.  He and Terrence discuss adoption of black under priviledged and foster children, the importance of friendship and discipline, the dangers of texting, and the failure of Lebron James shool.  

Mark Schiff has been a comedian for over 30 years and currently opens on tour for his long-time friend Jerry Seinfeld. He and Terrence discuss performing at a church or synagogue, his new book "Why Not?: Lessons on Comedy, Courage, and Chutzpah", his humble upbringing in The Bronx, and why it's easier to get 15k fans other than his wife to listen to him Get Mark's book "Why Not?: Lessons on Comedy, Courage, and Chutzpah" here: https://a.co/d/4ptLY0k

Angela Stanton-King doesn't hold back as she joins Terrence to discuss her pardon from President Trump, criminal justice reform, the tragedy of abortion in the black community, black on black crime, and saving mothers & babies. Support her organization" AUNT ANGIE'S" https://www.auntieangieshouse.com/

Collin Plume is the founder of Noble Gold Investments and avid supporter of conservative media. Here he reveals in great detail how gold & silver protect against inflation and how the process works, from storage, IRA details, mining, and the myth about gold flaked steaks!

Dean Cain is an actor and outspoken critic of woke Hollywood. Join us as he reminisces about his starring role as Superman, success as a Producer, his rough childhood & the value of family, becoming a cop, and leaving California for Las Vegas.

Curtis Sliwa is the legendary founder of The Guardian Angels, an organization protecting citizens in the streets of New York and the rest of America. He and Terrence riff about starting the Angels, the mean streets of New York, battling the mafia, getting arrested, being shot, and Al Sharpton.

John Di Domenico is America's #1 Donald Trump impersonator, including playing Trump on Howard Stern. John impersonates Dr. Phil, Bill Clinton, Austin Powers and many others while revealing the art of impersonation and acting. He and Terrence reminisce about they both overcame their childhood speech impediments to succeed on stage.