In this episode:
Imp has a serious conversation with scholar, educator, speaker, leader and graduate of "Les Brown’s Professional Speaking Training" Professor Jamaal Brown. The two discuss how Jamaal's basketball dreams were halted by heart surgery, his decision to chose books and education opposed to gangs, drugs, and entertainment.
The two also discuss slavery, Black Wall Street, community involvement, the "Black 365 Calendar" and the other educational products available on Jamaal's website.
For more information on "Professor Jamaal Brown" visit www.Black365.com
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