Everyone knows the voice… but very few know the man. This week, Incognito joins me to talk about his journey, his faith, and how he balances being influential on-air while staying intentional off-air. He gets transparent about growth, boundaries, and what it really takes to succeed without losing your soul. This interview is raw, honest, and filled with wisdom you didn’t even know you needed.

This week’s episode of the Break Phree Podcast features a woman named Shantill, whose story is both heartbreaking and powerful.

At just 13 years old, her uncle was supposed to be giving her a ride home — but instead, he made a detour that changed her life forever. The assault left her pregnant, alone, and carrying a burden no child should ever face.

In the midst of this trauma, tragedy struck again when her mother committed suicide, leaving her without the support she desperately needed. To make matters worse, her aunt wanted nothing to do with her, accusing her of “sleeping with her man” instead of protecting her.

Shantill’s journey is one of pain, survival, and unimaginable strength. Tune in as she shares her truth and the path she took to rise above what was meant to destroy her.

She once held the keys to one of Detroit’s toughest schools — until life handed her the keys to a prison cell. Dr. Kenyetta Wilbourn Snapp was a respected principal known for transforming classrooms, until a federal case changed everything. But her story doesn’t end there — it begins there.

From surviving childhood molestation to rebuilding her life after incarceration, Dr. Snapp’s journey is proof that grace still works. At 50 years old, she’s earned her PhD, serves as COO of the Detroit Association of Black Organizations, and is helping others rebuild what they thought was lost forever.

The Principal and the Prisoner” — a powerful reminder that your past can’t cancel your purpose.