Poet and activist, Maya Angelou, shared, "If you're going to live, leave a legacy. Make a mark on the world that can't be erased." Exploring that journey-or road-to legacy has been a decades-long obsession for New York-born besties Donald Reid and Martin Small ( shout-outs to The Bronx and Harlem, respectively). You don't become two of Soho's & Tribeca's most renowned doormen/ concierges without having great smiles, oodles of charm, and prodigious conversational skills. For Martin & Donald, 40…
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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,…
Road To Legacy Podcast sits down with Eric Williams, Senior Director at HeartShare St. Vincent’s Services, for a raw and deeply personal conversation about growing up in group homes—and how foster care didn’t just change our paths, it saved our lives. Together, we reflect on childhoods shaped by instability, the mentors and systems that stepped in when families couldn’t, and the moments that…
This episode dives into the untold stories of freedom seekers , the remarkable life of Hannah Elias , how the lottery became the government’s cash cow, and the hidden challenges behind the Haitian Revolution . Join Martin, Curtis, and Donald for this powerful conversation on The Road To Legacy Podcast .
Join Martin, Donald, and Curtis on the Road To Legacy Podcast as they dive into the Berlin Conference, Ruth Carter & Afrofuturism, British Black actors vs African American actors, and the power of travel. Don’t miss the conversation!
On this episode of the Road To Legacy Podcast… Martin, Donald, and Curtis break down Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office — from executive orders and frustrated Latino Trump voters… to Martin opening up about his unforgettable “watermelon trauma.” Real talk. Real debates. Real stories.
This season, we’re excited to welcome our new co-host, Curtis Reed . He’s been a contributor before, but now he’s officially part of the crew. Curtis is a lover of history, passionate about politics and law, and deeply rooted in his faith — bringing a fresh and thoughtful perspective to the table. In our first episode, whistleblower Emanuel Stanley — who was fired from the Department of Health for…
A conversation with Jonathan Ragins about mental health and overcoming sexual abuse and victimhood offers a valuable opportunity to educate and raise awareness on these critical topics. This discussion delves into the psychological impact of trauma, the challenges survivors face in their healing journeys, and strategies for reclaiming one's sense of self and power.
For this edition of Road To Legacy Podcast Donald and Martin go across the pond (via Zoom) to England to interview this exceptionally creative human being. REMEL LONDON!!!!!! Remel London is a name that SHOULD come to mind when you think of Black presenters doing their thing. Remel London, the face of Sky Ones What's Up, TV and host of her own radio show on Capital Xtra, founder of much celebrated…
Martin & Donald speak to the Imperct Pastor Jeff Brown lead pastor at Soma Church Northwest Indianapolis. This young Indianapolis pastor is on the rise. Bringing so many young people from all races back to the Christian church. This pastor is young and dynamic. Jeff will change the way you think about the Christian church and restore your faith in Christ. This is part 1 of his story. A story that…
Professor, Department of History Professor and Chair, Department of American Studies at Indiana University. His work centers on the intersection of labor history and the struggle for racial justice in societies shaped by white supremacy, particularly in the U.S. South (1865-1954) His book, Twice the Work of Free Labor examines the role of convict leasing and chain gangs in the remaking of the…
