Road To Legacy Podcast

On today’s episode of Road To Legacy Podcast, our mission is to inspire, educate, and influence through thought-provoking conversations. We sit down with Luis Flores, who shares his incredible story of survival after being stabbed multiple times and nearly losing his life following a comment made to a woman. In a surprising turn of events, Luis is disconnected in the middle of the interview, leaving parts of his story untold and adding even more intrigue to the conversation. Martin, Donald, and Curtis also dive into discussions about faith, mental health, purpose, and life's challenges, exploring how our beliefs shape the way we navigate difficult times. The conversation takes a deeper turn as they examine scripture and discuss the role faith plays in overcoming adversity. The episode also features a spirited debate between Martin and Donald on the nature of struggle, personal responsibility, and what it takes to persevere through hardship. Join us for an honest, powerful, and thought-provoking conversation on the journey we all share. Welcome to the Road To Legacy.

RTL Podcast speaks to Bronx Council Member Amanda Farias of the 18th district. Farias is the Chair of the Committee on Economic Development and the Co-Chair of the Women's Caucus. She is the first woman, Bronxite, and Latinx person to serve as Chair of the committee on economic development. As chair, she hosted the city's first legislative hearings on the emerging adult-use cannabis industry, and the NYC ferry system, and has worked to ensure that economic recovery is focused on equity and prioritizes our Black and Brown communities.

James Forten (September 2, 1766-March 4, 1842) was an African American abolitionist and wealthy businessman in Philadelphia. George Bonga (August 20, 1802-1880) could speak French, English, and Ojibwe. The Bonga family is just one example of the diversity and cultural exchange resulting from the Northwest Territory's fur trade. Road To Legacy contributor Curtis Reed breaks down these two African American icons.

Donald & Martin interview co-founder, politician, & financial advisor Chivona Newsome. Not affiliated with Black Lives Matter Global Network. "We don't believe anyone should have ownership over the term BLM, it's a movement" Chivon R Newsome

Donald's passion to support African American business owners and entrepreneurs - and his pursuit of finding someone to help fix his teeth - lead to discovering Ryerson Smiles Boutique the office of Dr. Ayanna Poindexter. Dr. Poindexter has a stellar professional reputation as one of the finest dentists in NYC. She has worked to build a thriving Practice in Clinton Hill Brooklyn. Along with her expertise in dentistry, she embodies the spirit of giving back to her community. Please tune in to hear about Dr. Poindexter's journey to her Road To Legacy.

Road To Legacy with Donald & Martin speaks to financial educator, international best-selling author Rory K Douglas. Rory has been voted top 100 global leaders in finance 2021 and he shares with us his views on God, money & purpose in the African American community. Rory tells us what we need to do within our communities to break the generation poverty gap.

Donald & Martin share their different viewpoints about BLM

Ishana Ruff a NYc Rikers Island retired corrections officer gives RTL a womens prospective of working in one of Americas most notorious jail Rikers Island for over 20yrs.