Finish What You Start

It was an honor and privilege to sit down with Thomson High School football legend Danny Wheeler as we discussed leadership, the recruiting process, getting involved in football camps, his journey to the NFL, fatherhood and more.....

Stump sits down with his friend and brother, Coach LaBrandon Hudson, as they discuss LaBrandon's high school and college football career, persevering through difficult times, mentorship and his transition into coaching. 

Andre sits down with Tara Gibson, a basketball coach turned sports agent, as they reminisce about the sports agent experience and helping Andre an underrated, undersized and overachieving football player chase his pro dreams and more......

Andre' and his dad, Nathaniel Culpepper Jr.,  discuss work ethic, faith and the necessary sacrifices to become successful. A lot of us have dreams, goals and desires but often times we lack the sustaining work that it takes to accomplish what we want. This episode aims to motivate us out of the inertia of just "having faith" and move us toward the reality that faith without works is dead.

On this episode, I chat with Courtney Johns aka “Big C” as he talks about how he started rapping, freestyling and his patented nickname, the creation and management of Reel Life Entertainment, the state of Christian Hip Hop, and his service in the military. Big-C is the epitome of leadership, hard work, and servanthood. He is a true pioneer that we all can learn life lessons from concerning his approach to life.

We had the chance to sit down with Coach Lee Hutto, Head Coach of Westside High School (Augusta, GA), as he discusses his early coaching days, his love and passion for the game, his unique skills, having the opportunity to coach his son, and his primary goal of ministering the gospel of Jesus Christ to his staff and players. Coach Hutto's mentality, attitude and actions are what truly defines a coach!!!!

Andre' Culpepper and his father, Nathaniel Culpepper Jr, breakdown the vision and theme of the podcast. They also engage in a conversation about King David being greatly distressed and subsequently him having to encourage himself in the Lord.  There is a uniqueness about this episode where father and son reconciliate with a great level of maturity and wisdom. They are able to bridge the gap in their respective generations and create a legacy of healthy dialogue within the family construct.  This episode brings prolific encouragement to a very broad platform.