Pelham Place

Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I want to pause, reflect, and dive into a conversation about kindness and gratitude.

In a world that sometimes seems chaotic, where headlines can be overwhelming, we often find solace and strength in the simplest of things—kindness and gratitude. So, I think it’s important that we advocate for spreading kindness and fostering gratitude ...

Welcome to the month-long, Halloween special edition relaunch of Pelham Place. To conclude this month of daily episodes, enjoy this reading of The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe. 

It’s true! yes, I have been ill, very ill. But why do you say that I have lost control of my mind, why do you say that I am mad? Can you not see that I have full control of my mind? Is it not clear that I am not mad? Indeed...

Introduction by Malcolm J. Pelham, Jr.

Read by: Lauren Moran

A Visit from St. Nicholas, a poem originally published anonymously on December 23rd 1823, tells the story of a family settling in to sleep on Christmas Eve as the father is disturbed by noises on the lawn outside.

In 1837, Clement Clarke Moore claimed authorship of the poem, as it continued to be printed in the newspaper each year around Christmas. 

Moore, known as a prof...

Students, parents and coaches are all getting back into the swing of things as Fall sports are ramping up. Dr. Bhrett talks about the dynamic between coaches and parents, the skewed understanding of success, what parents are doing wrong, and what coaches can do better to include the parents in the coaching process.

Dr. Bhrett is the author of the book The MindSide Manifesto: The Urgency to Create a Competitive Mindset...

As many enjoy summer vacations and back-to-school activities, we are replaying a few previous episodes as we also enjoy the end of summer and gear up for school activities.

This episode was recorded last year with Craig Grossi, author of the book Craig and Fred. We talk here about his new book, Second Chances, which is out now and available for purchase.

This episode was recorded prior to the official book release date.

Website: ww...

As the intro goes, Pelham Place is casual conversations with interesting people… and some of those people just happen to be friends of mine. So, in a pinch, this week I’m giving you a short edited conversation that was recorded during a weekly call with Chris Koss, better known as K-oss to his fans. K-oss and I have been friends for the better part of 10 years or so, and we have yet to meet in person. Our mutual frien...

This week, I have an open and casual conversation with Jimmy Kim (aka MC Kim) of Remix My Fitness. Jimmy is helping people change their lives and showing them how to train, eat, and live. We talk about training during a pandemic, how to get started when you don't feel like you can do it, how to eat for your lifestyle and your goals, and I talk at length about my gastric bypass surgery and the diet that I had to follow after the sur...

In this episode of Pelham Place, I chat with Ken Rusk. Ken is the author of the book Blue Collar Cash and a successful entrepreneur who has spent over three decades working in blue-collar trades. Starting out as a ditch digger, and working his way up to become a successful entrepreneur, Ken is now sharing his years of knowledge and wisdom with the rest of us.

Timestamps:

[00:00] Introduction

[02:22] Ken and Nancy, high school sweet...

In this episode of Pelham Place, I welcome singer-songwriter Victoria Banks. Victoria moved to Nashville in 1997 with the prospects of becoming one of the greats in songwriting. She has contributed to many chart-breaking songs like Saints and Angels (Sara Evans), Come on Over (Jessica Simpson), and most notably What Are You Gonna Tell Her (Mickey Guyton). An honorable mention goes to Garth Brooks for recording Midnight at a Red Lig...

In this episode of Pelham Place, I am joined by Dr. Robb Kelly, known as the Gordon Ramsey of the addiction world. Dr. Robb shares with us a powerful story of how he broke from the shackles of alcoholism. At the lowest point of his life, Dr. Robb found himself sleeping on the streets, begging and sometimes stealing so that he could find a way to get his next drink. One faithful day, Dr. Robb looked to the sky pleading for help, whe...

Kawan Glover’s new book is called “Favor: How Stroke Struggle and Surgery Helped Me Find My Life’s Purpose”. Kawan takes us through the events that literally changed his life forever, we talk a little bit about the difference between empathy and sympathy, and why he says that his vulnerability is his superpower.

To find Kawan on Socials, just search out Kawan Glover or "Favore the Book"

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