Episodes

  • Big Court Opens Up About Loss, Loyalty, and Life Beyond the Streets
    Sep 3 2025

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    Courtney Richardson, better known as Big Court of the Holdin’ Court Podcast, recently opened up about a deeply personal moment in his life — the death of his close friend, O.G. Big Court admitted that he hadn’t cried in a long time, but losing O.G. broke that wall. What hurt the most was that disagreements had caused distance between them before his passing, leaving him with pain and regret.
    Beyond reflecting on loss, Big Court shared both funny and raw stories from his life in the streets, including dangerous run-ins that tested his survival and resilience. He also recalled moments where he had to “check the temperature” of wealthy businessmen who tried to flex their power in meetings, reminding them that his presence commands respect.
    Even as his platform and status have grown, Big Court made it clear that he hasn’t lost touch with where he comes from. He spoke on dealing with trolls from his hometown of Kansas City, Missouri — making it known that while he has evolved, he’s still capable of handling disrespect when necessary.
    A major highlight of the conversation was his bond with rapper X-Raided. The two share deep respect and loyalty for one another, always showing up in support. Big Court even stood by X-Raided during the Menendez brothers’ trial, underscoring the strength of their brotherhood.
    Through it all, Big Court’s words paint a picture of a man who has survived danger, endured loss, and maintained authenticity — never forgetting loyalty and respect as cornerstones of his life.

    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • Abandonment, Anger, Violence, & Redemption | Koreyon Robinson’s Testimony
    Sep 3 2025

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    Koreyon Robinson is more than a mentor—he’s a survivor. Growing up in the streets of Kansas City, Koreyon battled anger issues that led him to padded rooms as a child. Behind the rage were deep abandonment wounds from tough relationships with both his parents.
    In this raw and unfiltered episode of Indelibly Marked, Koreyon shares his journey through trauma: being molested as a child, hypersexual behaviors that followed, struggles with his mother and father, and the pain of almost losing his mother to cancer. He also opens up about several near-death experiences in the streets involving guns, and how those moments shaped his future.
    Today, Koreyon works closely with Kansas City youth through Grind Time Elite KC, Grind Time Sports KC, and works with the Kansas City Chiefs. His testimony is one of resilience, healing, and purpose—showing how pain can be transformed into power when you commit to changing lives.
    #indeliblymarked #testimony #storytime #podcast

    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • From Gang Leader to Pastor | Jessie Vassie’s Shocking Testimony
    Sep 3 2025

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    Jessie Vassie’s story is nothing short of unbelievable. Raised under a strict father who struggled with heavy drug use before becoming a pastor, Jessie found himself drawn deep into the streets. As the leader of the infamous gang Rated R, he lived through street wars, drug trafficking, and betrayal—including being shot in the face by one of his own homeboys.
    He opens up about gang life, prison time, wins and losses in the streets, and how he finally walked away from that world. Today, Jessie is a pastor of W.U.N, using his testimony to inspire, warn, and guide others searching for redemption.
    This raw and gripping episode of Indelibly Marked is a must-watch for anyone who believes transformation is possible, no matter how dark the past.
    #indeliblymarked #testimony #god

    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • They Started Pulling Guns On Me & Things Got Deadly | Anthony Adams Rule Sr.
    Aug 24 2025

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    Anthony “Skip” Adams Rule Sr. Of @SpotliteNews opens up like never before on Indelibly Marked. As a tall, athletic teen, he was constantly targeted by bullies—until he learned how to fight. But when fists stopped working for the opposing people and guns came into the picture, everything changed.
    A star athlete in both football and basketball, Skip found himself battling not just opponents, but his own internal rage. A fight in school—and a real conversation with his principal—uncovered the real root of his anger: not having his father.
    He shares a heartbreaking story of getting a call in college that his sister had been jumped and beaten by men —and how his response spiraled into a deadly situation that changed his life forever. Skip also opens up about the devastating loss of his mother, and how it nearly broke him.
    Through it all, Skip found redemption, faith, and a deeper understanding of himself and God. This is a raw, gripping, and transformational testimony of pain, loss, rage, and healing.
    #indeliblymarked #storytelling #storytime #testimony

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    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Loss Guardians - Dad, Grandma & Uncle in One Year – Danielle Watkins Story
    Aug 24 2025

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    Danielle Watkins’ life changed forever at just 11 years old.
    In one devastating year, she lost her father to an allergic reaction during Mardi Gras, her grandmother to grief over her son’s death, and her uncle to lingering injuries from a gunshot wound.
    She opens up about dangerous moments growing up — including being shot at with her father — toxic relationships, and the heartbreak of learning at 18 that the man who raised her wasn’t her biological father. Her real father had died by suicide when she was just 2 years old… something her loving Dad always knew, but it never changed how he loved her.

    Danielle also speaks candidly about the emotional scars from her mother calling her ugly as a child — how that shaped her self-worth and relationships — and the healing that has taken place as she and her mother reconnect and reconcile today.

    This is a story of love, loss, betrayal, and the courage to tell your truth.

    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Seeing Murder , Kidnapped by Killers ,& More – Untold Story of Dennis Ortiz
    Aug 24 2025

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    From rivers filled with dead bodies to a daring escape from kidnappers — Dennis Ortiz’s life reads like a movie, but every word is real.
    In this jaw-dropping episode of Indelibly Marked, Dennis takes us deep inside the brutal realities of life in Guatemala, where cartel and MS-13 violence rule the streets. He witnessed his first murder at just 9 years old, saw friends fall into the same deadly lifestyle, and lived through the fallout of his step-grandfather killing a cartel bodyguard.

    His mother fought to get him to the United States for safety — but survival here came with its own battles. Bullied, isolated, and heartbroken after losing his great grandmother, Dennis spiraled into 23 years of drug and alcohol abuse. He opens up about selling weed to survive, broken relationships, PTSD, therapy, and even an ayahuasca trip that changed everything.

    This is not just a story about danger — it’s about resilience, transformation, and what it takes to escape both the violence outside and the battles within.

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    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 44 mins
  • Trafficked in America & Victim of Much More | Helen Ortiz
    Aug 24 2025

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    Helen Ortiz ​⁠ @IFBBProHelenOrtiz opens up like never before—sharing one of the most shocking and inspiring life stories we've ever heard. Born in the third-world conditions of Guatemala, Helen endured unthinkable trauma: a deranged, alcoholic father who violated her, witnessing brutal murders as a child, and surviving a corrupt legal system that offered no protection. Her own son was kidnapped and held hostage at just 8 years old.

    Desperate for freedom, Helen escaped Guatemala by riding La Bestia—the infamous “Train of Death”—into the U.S., only to be human trafficked in California for 9 harrowing months. She eventually fought for and gained her U.S. citizenship, but her journey didn’t end there.

    Helen dives into her obsessive passion for bodybuilding, a rocky marriage, and surviving near-stage 3 stomach cancer—only to find out months later the cancer had spread to her lungs as she entered menopause. At her lowest moment, on the verge of ending it all, she received a powerful sign from God that turned everything around.

    Now a well decorated bodybuilding gold medalist , speaker, realtor and founder of Healing With Helen, her story is a testament to unimaginable resilience and divine redemption. She even shares a lighthearted moment about Eddie Murphy flirting with her—something she hilariously didn’t realize at the time.

    This is the raw, unfiltered story of a woman who refused to stay broken.
    You won’t forget Helen Ortiz.
    #testimony #indeliblymarked #storytelling #guatemala #testimony #therapy #podcast #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #americandream #cancersurvivor #cancer #cancerawareness #immigration #god

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    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 42 mins
  • From Chaos to Clarity: How I Found Peace in My Pain | Darion Moore Part 2
    Jul 23 2025

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    Darion Moore opens up about growing up in the brutally racist and violent streets of Mississippi, raised by his grandmothers while his mother served time in federal prison. With his father absent until his 30s and a family line tangled in crime—his grandfather a pimp, and his father in and out of jail—Darion’s early life was marked by deep abandonment and silence.

    When his mother was released and they relocated to Kansas City, she became his anchor and best friend. But the pain he carried inside found its way out through violence. What started as neighborhood fights spiraled into shootouts, close calls, and friends lost to death or prison.

    Darion shares raw stories of street life, betrayal, and the rare moments of reconciliation—like running into former enemies and choosing peace over pride. He also opens up about the devastating moment he caught a flight to see his mother, only for her to pass before he arrived—and how his wife stood by him during his darkest hours.

    This is a powerful story about pain, growth, and finding love after loss. #testimony #podcast

    ​⁠ @darionmoore3900

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    Dominique Kuykendall
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    1 hr and 6 mins