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The Real Attacker Found Him In Prison|Korey Wise
Jun 2, 2026
36m 30s
Lecrae Gets Real About Fame, Depression & Finding God
May 26, 2026
57m 17s
How Desmond Meade Changed 1.4 Million Lives
May 19, 2026
1h 23m 55s
JoJo & Vanessa Simmons On Healing, Family, Gratitude & Growing Up In The Spotlight
May 12, 2026
46m 18s
Life, Parenting & Confidence Lessons From Our Mother | Dr. Valerie Vaughn
May 5, 2026
1h 01m 24s
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| 6/2/26 | ![]() The Real Attacker Found Him In Prison|Korey Wise | Most people know the headline. Few know what Korey Wise lived through. At just 16 years old, Korey Wise was wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger case and sentenced to years in prison for a crime he did not commit. While the world debated the case, Korey was fighting to survive inside some of New York's toughest prisons. In this powerful conversation, Korey sits down with Vanessa and JoJo Simmons to share the story behind the headlines. He reflects on his childhood dreams, the reality of being sent to adult prison as a teenager, the daily fight for survival, and the moment the real perpetrator, Matias Reyes, unexpectedly approached him behind bars years later. Korey also opens up about life after exoneration, the challenges of rebuilding, the struggle to heal from unimaginable trauma, his faith, his daughter, and what keeps him moving forward today. This episode is not just about injustice. It's about resilience, survival, purpose, and the strength to keep going when everything has been taken from you. If this conversation moves you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. #forgoodpodcast #koreywise #exoneratedfive#centralparkfive | 36m 30s | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Lecrae Gets Real About Fame, Depression & Finding God | In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Lecrae sits down to talk about far more than music. From growing up caught between hip hop culture and faith, to building Christian rap on his own terms, he shares the challenges of navigating identity, purpose, and public perception while carving out a lane that didn't fully exist before him. Lecrae opens up about the highs of fame and success, the internal battles that came with it, and how depression, anxiety, therapy, and vulnerability became part of his healing journey. He also speaks on activism, family, fatherhood in the social media era, and why creating safe spaces for honest conversations matters now more than ever. Throughout the episode, Lecrae drops powerful reflections on faith, mental health, self-worth, and learning how to separate who you are from what you achieve. This is a real conversation about healing, growth, identity, and what it means to "move like you're already loved." | 57m 17s | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() How Desmond Meade Changed 1.4 Million Lives | On this episode of the For Good podcast, JoJo Simmons sits down with civil rights activist, organizer, and Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Executive Director, Desmond Meade. Desmond's story is one of the most powerful journeys of redemption, healing, and purpose you'll ever hear. From homelessness, addiction, and incarceration to becoming one of the leading voices behind Florida's Amendment 4 — restoring voting rights to more than 1.4 million returning citizens — Desmond opens up about what it truly means to rebuild your life and dedicate it to serving others. Throughout the conversation, Desmond reflects on the untreated trauma that often shapes incarceration, the importance of second chances, and the life-changing moment in rehab that helped him discover his purpose through helping others. He also shares emotional stories about voting rights, dignity, humanity, and why love and community are ultimately stronger than division. | 1h 23m 55s | ||||||
| 5/12/26 | ![]() JoJo & Vanessa Simmons On Healing, Family, Gratitude & Growing Up In The Spotlight | JoJo Simmons and Vanessa Simmons sit down for a real conversation about growth, healing, family, and the unexpected ways the For Good podcast has changed both of their lives. In this episode, the siblings open up about what they've learned from recent guests, how gratitude and self-awareness have shifted their mindset, and why intentional conversations have become such an important part of their personal growth journeys. Vanessa shares how the podcast helped her become more open again after years of feeling scrutinized in the public eye, while JoJo reflects on creating the platform as a space not only to help others—but to help himself heal too. The conversation also dives into sibling relationships, staying grounded through family, balancing faith and business, protecting your mental health online, and the importance of doing a "timeline refresh" on social media to become more intentional about what you consume every day. Want to refresh your social media feed with more positivity and purpose? Follow:https://www.instagram.com/romeobartleyjr/ https://www.instagram.com/mdmotivator/ Of course, the episode also brings plenty of laughs and nostalgia as JoJo and Vanessa revisit old family memories, growing up in the spotlight, and the hilarious story behind one unforgettable Jet Magazine outfit. This episode is a reminder that growth isn't always loud. Sometimes it starts with being willing to open up, reflect, and have better conversations. | 46m 18s | ||||||
| 5/5/26 | Life, Parenting & Confidence Lessons From Our Mother | Dr. Valerie Vaughn✨ | parentingfamily values+4 | Dr. Valerie Vaughn | Run-DMC | — | parentingfamily+5 | — | 1h 01m 24s | |
| 4/28/26 | The Loneliness Epidemic: Dr. Marisa G. Franco on Loneliness, Belonging & Connection✨ | lonelinessfriendship+3 | Dr. Marisa G. Franco | Platonic | — | lonelinessfriendship+3 | — | 55m 03s | |
| 4/21/26 | Therapy Won't Fix You & That's the Point: Kati Morton on Trauma, Healing & Mental Health✨ | traumamental health+4 | Kati Morton | You Okay?Traumatized | — | mental healththerapy+5 | — | 44m 09s | |
| 4/14/26 | From Sleeping in His Car to Dressing the World | Manny Jackson on Resilience, Creativity & Purpose✨ | resiliencecreativity+4 | Manny Jackson | — | — | resiliencecreativity+5 | — | 43m 30s | |
| 4/7/26 | Breaking Generational Trauma: Why You've Never Felt Peace | Dr. Mariel Buqué✨ | intergenerational traumaemotional inheritance+3 | Dr. Mariel Buqué | Break the Cycle | — | anxietytrauma+5 | — | 1h 01m 42s | |
| 3/31/26 | The Work You Don't See: Mike T on Physical Health, Consistency & Mental Strength✨ | disciplinemental toughness+4 | Mike T | — | — | disciplinemental strength+6 | — | 33m 01s | |
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| 3/24/26 | The Comeback Mindset: Tim Storey on Ego, Faith & Turning Setbacks Into Setups✨ | comeback mindsetresilience+5 | Tim Storey | — | — | comebackmindset+7 | — | 46m 39s | |
| 3/17/26 | From NBA Stardom to Losing It All: Rashad McCants on Money, Fame & Hard Lessons✨ | famemoney+4 | Rashad McCants | NBAUNC | — | NBAfame+6 | — | 1h 00m 13s | |
| 3/10/26 | ![]() Why You Keep Repeating the Same Relationship Patterns | Vienna Pharaon on Healing "Origin Wounds"✨ | relationship patternsorigin wounds+4 | Vienna Pharaon | The Origins of You | — | relationship patternsorigin wounds+5 | — | 58m 49s | |
| 3/3/26 | Vanessa Simmons Joins as Co-Host | A New Era of the For Good Podcast✨ | racismparenting+3 | Vanessa Simmons | — | — | racismparenting+3 | — | 52m 07s | |
| 2/24/26 | The Power of Emotional Intelligence with Dr. Marc Brackett✨ | emotional intelligencerelationships+4 | Dr. Marc Brackett | Yale Center for Emotional IntelligenceYale University+1 | — | emotional intelligencerelationships+5 | — | 52m 04s | |
| 2/17/26 | ![]() Breaking the Cycle: How Fathers Shape the Mental Health of Black Boys | Dr. Alvin Thomas | *]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:cd1da9f9-3c3b-4838-a03d-3a5db580ec36-3" data-testid= "conversation-turn-8" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> Are we truly supporting Black boys emotionally — or just expecting them to be "strong"? Psychologist and researcher Dr. Alvin Thomas joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to unpack the mental health crisis impacting young Black men, the critical role fathers play, and how we can break generational cycles before it's too late. Dr. Alvin Thomas, nationally recognized psychologist and leading expert on Black fatherhood and youth development, joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast for a powerful and solution-focused conversation about the emotional well-being of Black boys. In this episode, Dr. Thomas challenges the idea that strength means silence. He explains how emotional suppression, lack of safe spaces, and generational trauma are quietly shaping the lives of young Black men — and what fathers, parents, and communities must do differently. JoJo opens up about his own experiences as a father, leading to an honest dialogue about vulnerability, discipline, and how to raise boys who are confident, emotionally intelligent, and secure in who they are. They dive into: The silent mental health crisis impacting Black boys Why emotionally present fathers change everything How generational trauma shows up in parenting Practical tools for raising resilient, confident young men Breaking harmful stereotypes around masculinity 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts | 1h 03m 32s | ||||||
| 2/10/26 | ![]() Grief Isn't Weakness: Dr. Rheeda Walker on Mental Health & Healing in Black Communities | Psychologist and mental health advocate Dr. Rheeda Walker joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast for an honest conversation about grief, trauma, and the cost of silence in Black communities. Together, they unpack why naming pain is essential to healing, how generational survival shapes emotional health, and what it truly takes to begin healing — individually and collectively. Mental health is often discussed, but rarely addressed with honesty — especially in Black communities. On this episode of the For Good Podcast, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons sits down with Dr. Rheeda Walker, psychologist, researcher, and leading voice in mental health advocacy, for a necessary conversation about grief, trauma, and emotional survival. Dr. Walker shares how personal loss and lived experience shaped her work, why silence around mental health can be just as harmful as trauma itself, and how grief shows up in our bodies, relationships, and communities. Together, JoJo and Dr. Walker explore what healing actually looks like when people are taught to "stay strong" instead of processing pain. The conversation expands into cultural expectations, emotional labor, and the importance of creating safe spaces for vulnerability — especially for Black men and women navigating grief without support. They also discuss: Why grief doesn't have a timeline — and why rushing healing can be harmful The difference between surviving trauma and actually healing from it How stigma keeps people from seeking help What doing good looks like when it comes to mental health and community care This episode is a reminder that healing isn't weakness — it's necessary, intentional, and deeply human. 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. | 47m 21s | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | ![]() Ernest Toney Reveals What They Don't Tell You About 'Legal' Markets | What happens when the cannabis industry promises equity but delivers obstacles instead? Ernest Toney, founder of BIPOCAN, joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to expose the hidden barriers Black and brown entrepreneurs face in legal cannabis—from predatory practices to impossible tax rates. He breaks down what real equity looks like and how he's creating pathways for communities locked out of an industry built on their backs. The cannabis industry claims to be creating opportunities for communities harmed by the War on Drugs—but is it really? Ernest Toney, founder of BIPOCAN (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Cannabis Network), sits down with Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to reveal the truth about cannabis equity programs and why so many BIPOC founders are being set up to fail. Ernest shares his journey from working at MJBizCon to launching a mission-driven organization that's helped hundreds of entrepreneurs navigate one of the most heavily regulated industries in America. Growing up with a father who worked at a correctional facility, Ernest witnessed firsthand how cannabis prohibition tore apart Black and brown communities. Now, he's fighting to ensure those same communities have real access to the legal cannabis industry—not just licenses, but capital, mentorship, and sustainable business pathways. In this powerful conversation, Ernest and JoJo dive into: Why cannabis equity programs offer licenses but not the resources to succeed How predatory practices exploit BIPOC founders desperate for capital The mental health toll of leading a mission-driven business through feast-or-famine cycles Finding hope when progress feels slow and building something that lasts The difference between access and true economic equity Ernest gets real about the "valley of despair" every entrepreneur faces, the importance of community and mental health practices like running and reading, and why he refuses to be a leader who pleases everyone. He also shares practical advice for anyone feeling locked out of opportunity—in cannabis or any industry. 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. | 38m 40s | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | ![]() This Almost Broke Me: Alicia Lorde on Faith, Loss & Motherhood | What happens when life forces you to grieve, parent through uncertainty, and rebuild your faith at the same time? Joseph "JoJo" Simmons sits down with author and autism mom Alicia Lorde for a powerful conversation about grief, faith, motherhood, and resilience on the For Good Podcast. Life doesn't always unfold the way we imagine — and for Alicia Lorde, survival became a daily act of faith. On this episode of the For Good Podcast, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons sits down with Alicia, author of True Survivor, for a raw and deeply honest conversation about grief, autism parenting, healing, and purpose. Alicia opens up about losing her husband, raising a child on the autism spectrum, and confronting generational trauma while learning how to lean fully into her faith. Together, JoJo and Alicia explore what it means to heal when life feels overwhelming, how honesty and vulnerability become tools for growth, and why survival isn't meant to be the final destination. The conversation also dives into the realities autism parents face — from emotional exhaustion to unseen fears — and the strength it takes to keep showing up, even when you're the village. They dive into: Navigating grief while raising a child with autism How faith evolves when life doesn't meet expectations Breaking generational trauma through honesty and healing What resilience really looks like on the hardest days Moving from survival mode into purpose and hope This episode is a reminder that healing is possible, faith doesn't require perfection, and your story can become a lifeline for someone else. 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. | 35m 17s | ||||||
| 1/13/26 | ![]() Success, Mental Health & Fatherhood: JoJo Simmons & Vic Mensa Get Real at MJBizCon | What does success really cost when your mental health isn't protected? Joseph "JoJo" Simmons reflects on MJBizCon and sits down with Vic Mensa for an honest conversation about leadership pressure, mental health, and how fatherhood reshapes purpose, priorities, and legacy on the For Good Podcast. MJBizCon brought together founders, leaders, and visionaries building real businesses — but some of the most impactful moments happened offstage. Joseph "JoJo" Simmons revisits MJBizCon with a powerful, reflective conversation alongside Vic Mensa on the For Good Podcast, diving into what success looks like when mental health and purpose come first. In this episode, JoJo and Vic talk openly about the pressure of leadership, the expectation to always be "on," and the importance of protecting your mental health while navigating business, creativity, and life. The conversation naturally shifts into fatherhood, as Vic shares how becoming a dad has changed the way he moves, thinks, and defines success — not just as a parent, but as a man and leader. They dive into: The mental health challenges that come with leadership and visibility Why success means nothing without emotional wellness How fatherhood realigns priorities and purpose Building legacy through intention, growth, and presence This episode is a reminder that the real work happens within — and that healing, growth, and leadership go hand in hand. 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. | 25m 28s | ||||||
| 12/23/25 | ![]() Just JoJo Holiday Edition: Gratitude Beyond Gifts | In this solo episode of the For Good Podcast, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons reflects on gratitude as more than a holiday tradition — but a daily practice that reshapes how we move through stress, pressure, and life itself. From slowing down to appreciating the small wins, JoJo shares why gratitude has become one of his most important tools for mental clarity, peace, and growth. In this special solo episode of the For Good Podcast, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons takes a moment to slow things down and speak directly to the listener about gratitude — not as something tied to gifts, success, or milestones, but as a mindset that changes how we experience life. JoJo reflects on a realization that stopped him in his tracks: how much stress quietly shapes our health, our decisions, and our sense of peace. From that moment, he began shifting his focus toward gratitude — especially for the small, often overlooked things we tend to take for granted. Throughout the episode, JoJo shares honest thoughts on moving at your own pace, resisting comparison, and understanding that your journey doesn't need to match anyone else's timeline. He emphasizes the importance of honoring small steps, trusting the process, and recognizing that consistency — not speed — leads to real growth. This episode touches on: Why stress can quietly run our lives if we let it Learning to move at your own pace without comparison Practicing gratitude for the small, everyday wins How slowing down can create clarity and peace Why small steps often lead to the biggest breakthroughs Rooted in reflection and intention, this episode is a reminder that gratitude isn't just something we practice during the holidays — it's something that can ground us, protect our mental health, and reshape how we show up every day. 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you listen. | 32m 24s | ||||||
| 12/9/25 | ![]() For Good Reflections: How We Protect Our Peace | From grief and growth to balance and burnout — every guest we've had on The For Good Podcast has shared one common truth: healing starts from within. In this special "For Good Reflections" episode, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons brings together powerful moments from past conversations, featuring guests opening up about how they care for their mental health, protect their peace, and stay grounded when life gets heavy. You'll hear wisdom from voices like Dreka Gates, Vanessa Simmons, Angela Simmons, Lil Eazy E, Corvain Cooper, and more — each revealing their personal tools for healing, reflection, and self-preservation. Whether it's therapy, faith, fitness, mindfulness, or simply slowing down, these stories remind us that mental health isn't just maintenance — it's movement. It's how we stay aligned with our purpose, break cycles, and live For Good. In this For Good Reflections episode, JoJo Simmons revisits powerful moments from past guests as they open up about how they care for their mental health, protect their peace, and find balance in the middle of life's chaos. From therapy and faith to fitness and mindfulness, these reflections reveal what healing really looks like behind the scenes — unfiltered, honest, and deeply human. Because taking care of yourself isn't selfish — it's For Good. In this episode, we reflect on: The daily practices that protect our peace and mental clarity How therapy, faith, and fitness help us stay grounded The importance of slowing down and creating boundaries What healing looks like when life gets heavy Why mental health is more than maintenance — it's movement | 18m 54s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 | ![]() Psychedelics, Spirituality & Healing Trauma: Madison Margolin Gets Real | How are psychedelics reshaping mental health, spirituality, and healing? Journalist and author Madison Margolin joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to explore the intersection of plant medicine, faith, and emotional wellness. She opens up about growing up between traditional Judaism and counterculture, how psychedelics helped her understand her inner world, and why healing often feels messy, sacred, and nonlinear. Madison Margolin is a journalist, author, and spiritual storyteller who has spent years exploring the intersection of psychedelics, Judaism, and healing. She joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast for an eye-opening conversation about how plant medicine can open doors to self-awareness, emotional growth, and spiritual connection. Madison shares how being raised between traditional Jewish practice and the counterculture movement shaped the way she sees the world. She breaks down the role psychedelics can play in confronting trauma, understanding your inner child, and reconnecting with a deeper sense of purpose. JoJo and Madison also discuss her personal practices — from meditation to prayer to psychedelic exploration — and how these tools can support mental health when approached with intention. She explains why healing doesn't always look peaceful, how spirituality has guided her through difficult seasons, and what most people misunderstand about psychedelics today. Together, they dive into: How psychedelics can support trauma healing and emotional clarity The connection between Judaism, mysticism, and plant medicine What it really means to integrate spiritual experiences into everyday life Why intention, guidance, and mental preparation matter in any healing journey How storytelling can help destigmatize conversations around mental health and psychedelics 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. | 47m 33s | ||||||
| 11/25/25 | ![]() Becoming McKenzi Brooke: Growing Up Online, Finding Her Voice & Turning Pressure Into Purpose | McKenzi Brooke has spent most of her life in front of a camera — but who is she outside the viral videos? The TikTok star, dancer, actor, and storyteller joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to talk about growing up online, separating her real identity from her internet persona, navigating pressure at a young age, and turning criticism into fuel. From her close bond with her family to the creative honesty behind her music, McKenzi opens up about the parts of her life people don't see — and what it really means to stay grounded when millions are watching. McKenzi Brooke is one of TikTok's biggest breakout creators — a dancer, actor, musician, and storyteller who built a massive following by being relatable, creative, and unapologetically herself. But behind the viral moments is someone who has been performing since childhood, learning how to grow up while the internet watched. In this episode of the For Good Podcast, Joseph "JoJo" Simmons sits down with McKenzi for a raw, thoughtful conversation about identity, pressure, confidence, and the power of knowing who you are beyond the screen. McKenzi opens up about what it's really like to grow up in the public eye, how she separates her real personality from the one people assume she has online, and why she still considers herself "just a normal girl with weird quirks" despite millions of fans. They go deep into: Growing up online and learning to stay authentic while the world watches Finding her voice beyond dance — from acting to storytelling to writing music Using heartbreak and friendships as creative fuel in her songwriting (yes… she thanks her exes for the inspiration) The support system that keeps her grounded — especially her brother and her mom How to handle comparison, hate, and pressure as a young creator ("Haterade is Powerade" might be the best quote of the episode) Why being underestimated became her superpower McKenzi also shares the moment she was invited to the United Nations for women's empowerment — and what it felt like to be the youngest person in the room. This episode is a reminder that the internet doesn't always show the full story — and that staying grounded starts with knowing yourself first. Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on TikTok, Spotify, Apple, and everywhere you listen. | 1h 02m 57s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 | ![]() Grief, Truth & Becoming a Better Man: John DeDakis Opens Up | What happens when a lifetime journalist turns the camera inward? Award-winning CNN editor and author John DeDakis joins Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast to talk about truth, grief, mental health, and the painful losses that shaped him as a man, husband, and writer. He opens up about losing his sister and son, why men need to cry more, and how storytelling became his path toward healing. John DeDakis spent decades shaping the news at CNN — but the stories that shaped him were the ones rooted in personal loss, truth, and resilience. The award-winning journalist, novelist, and writing coach sits down with Joseph "JoJo" Simmons on the For Good Podcast for one of the most heartfelt, emotionally open conversations of the season. John opens up about losing both his sister and his youngest son, how grief never truly ends, and why he believes men must learn to feel instead of suppress. He and JoJo dive into how journaling, mindfulness, and honest emotional expression saved him from breaking — and how those same tools can help others heal, too. They explore: What CNN's fast-paced newsroom taught him about truth, storytelling, and integrity How grief changes a man, a marriage, and the way you show up in the world Why tears are necessary, not weak — and how "your tears become bullets" when you hold them in The evolution of journalism, misinformation, and the responsibility of telling real, human stories How he used fiction to process pain and why writing from a woman's perspective changed his life The sixth stage of grief — and how finding meaning rebuilt his purpose In one of the most powerful moments of the episode, John shares that the proudest accomplishment of his entire career isn't CNN, his books, or the awards — it's the choice to fight for his marriage after losing his son. A raw, honest, deeply human conversation about love, loss, truth, and living "for good." 🔌 Subscribe to the For Good Podcast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. | 41m 55s | ||||||
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