Indiana Mad Ants star and G-League Rookie of the Year Oscar Tshiebwe joins the BAB Podcast to share his incredible story of the Goodness of Gods plan for your life.. We dive into Oscar's inspiring story, from his upbringing in the Democratic Republic of Congo to his rise in the NBA G League. Along the way, he shares the pivotal role that faith played in overcoming adversity and finding purpose. You won't want to miss this powerful testimony of resilience, self-belief, and the transformative power of spirituality.

The theme of family and faith shines brightly in this episode as we discuss the profound impact life lessons from his father and the faith of a mother's love. Oscar shares the emotional experience of reuniting with his mother after six long years of separation, reminding us of the importance of cherishing our loved ones.

Oscar shares his journey from starting on a high school JV team to becoming a standout player in the G League. His passion for rebounding isn't just a basketball strategy; it's a metaphor for his approach to life—bouncing back with even greater strength.

In our conversation with Oscar, we uncover the unexpected twist of fate that led him from soccer fields to basketball courts. Despite initial doubts, Oscar's dedication and unwavering faith propelled him towards his dreams of NBA success. Prepare to be inspired by Oscar's unwavering determination and the impact of holding onto one's dreams.

We also celebrate the vibrant basketball fan bases from West Virginia, to Kentucky, and Indiana that have embraced Oscar, reflecting on the values of respect, humility, and the ambassadorial role he plays in both life and sport. Join us as we draw inspiration from Oscar's legacy and encourage everyone to strive for greatness and leave an indelible mark on the world.

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Ohio University graduate Greg Winbush discusses his incredible journey from a standout basketball player to a Clemency Pardon Consultant, an evolution that is both humbling and inspiring. Greg founded Winbush Enterprises and the significant strides made through the Governor's expediting pardon project serve as beacons of hope, proving that with determination and the right support, aspirations conceived during our darkest moments can indeed light up the world.

As we sit down with Greg, he opens up about the lessons of trust, teamwork, and excellence instilled by his high school coach, Mr. Jack Gibbs, and how these principles guided him from potential to purpose. But this episode is more than just a trip down memory lane; it's a powerful testimony to the impact of second chances and the transformative effect of community support. By sharing my own struggles with mental health and the pivotal role mentorship has played in my life, we explore the collective strength we gain when we uplift one another. Join us as we celebrate the power of legacy and redemption, and the unshakeable bonds that can turn a life around.

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East Cleveland Shaw HS classmate and friend the inspirational Reverend Dr. Terrence Jones, joins me on the show as he reflects on his 50 years of service to the AME Zion Church. Our conversation takes us through the unwavering support of a mother's love to the influence of towering community figures, painting a vivid picture of a life devoted to faith and service. Dr. Jones generously offers wisdom on handling life's trials, nurturing connections within the community, and the necessity of integrating professional skills into a well-rounded ministry that truly resonates with people's hearts.

A legacy isn't just built overnight, the story of Dr. Jones underscores that point with every anecdote and recollection. He shares the essential ingredients for establishing a legacy that endures. Dr. Jones imparts strategies that extend beyond the walls of the church, offering guidance that applies to all walks of life. From maintaining integrity to adapting to change, these insights are not just for those in ministry but for anyone aspiring to leave a positive mark on the world.

As he shares his roles in education, politics, and ministry, it's clear that every step on his vocational path has been foundational to his success—a success measured not in material terms, but in lives touched and spirits uplifted. His mentors, such as Reverend James Stowe and Bishop Richard Fisher, emerge as crucial waypoints in this journey, imprinting lifelong lessons and affirming the power of faith and determination in creating a lasting impact.

As we conclude, we extend an invitation to carry these lessons forward and join us in our mission to carve out a path of meaningful and enduring contribution.

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