HeyJaredOver Coffee Podcast
Over Coffee Podcast isn’t about caffeine—it’s about conversation. Two people, back-to-back with the world, facing life’s pressure and beauty with honesty.
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Righteous Cloth, A Story of Sobriety and Second Chances (opens the original)
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Here are the episode notes for Frank Miller III’s episode: MORE COFFEE, PLEASE! Episode Notes — Frank Miller III Background Frank L. Miller III, streetwear designer from Akron. Owner of R Cloth, also known as 7th Floor Clothing, started in 2016 with childhood friend Preston Clark as a t-shirt project during the NBA Finals. Goes by the handle “CLOTH,” which stands for “Choose Love Over The Hate.” The Turning Point A felony earlier in life forced him to become an entrepreneur, not by choice but by
Internship Turned Into a Career Move at Uninterrupted, & What's Next? (opens the original)
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An internship turned into a career at Uninterrupted. And then it ended. Kenny Paramore worked brand partnerships inside Uninterrupted, LeBron James and Maverick Carter's media company, before moving into grassroots basketball media with MADE Hoops. Then Fulwell Entertainment came into the picture, and Kenny was let go. In this episode we talk about what that world actually taught him about athlete storytelling, what it felt like to lose a role he'd built a career around, and what's next now that
Just A Pastor From Akron, The Servant Leader, and The Remedy Church (opens the original)
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Just a pastor from Akron. A servant leader. The man behind The Remedy Church. Pastor Deante Lavender leads The Remedy Church in Akron. Before any of that, he was a kid living in shelters in Cleveland while his mother battled addiction. In this episode we talk about that chapter of his life, the moment he was told God wanted him to have Akron, and what it's meant to lead a church born out of one of the most chaotic years in recent memory. We talk about what he said after Jayland Walker's death, a
A Ph.D. and a Breathwork Practice. Logic and the Sacred, In One Person. (opens the original)
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Mary Laske Bell holds two worlds most people never put together — a Ph.D. and a breathwork practice. She's the founder of The Breath Chamber, built on the idea that the body already knows how to heal itself. In this episode we talk about how those two worlds live in the same person, what breathwork actually changes, and the parts of her story she doesn't often say out loud, including a season of motherhood that nearly broke her before it built her back up. No performance. No polish. Just Mary te
From Akron to International Baller, and Back Again. (opens the original)
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Darius Carter is a professional basketball player out of Akron, Ohio, by way of Firestone High School and Wichita State. His career took him overseas into more than a decade of professional basketball, far from the city that made him. In this episode we talk about the road that got him there, what it cost to build a life across the world, and what it means to carry your city with you no matter how far the game takes you. No performance. No polish. Just Darius Carter telling the truth. Pull up a
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