Discover the extraordinary journey of Kelhens Cherine—a professional wrestling announcer, advocate, community mentor, and scriptwriter—whose life story is a living testament to resilience, hope, and giving back. This in-depth interview reveals how Kellen overcame homelessness as a teenager, turned adversity into purpose, and continues to uplift others through service and storytelling.

Step into the realistic world of independent wrestling with Kellen as he shares what it means to work alongside modern-day gladiators, highlighting the peril, camaraderie, and determination inside the squared circle at Coliseum Professional Wrestling. Broadcast on YouTube, Roku, and in over 45 cities, Coliseum’s reach is as wide as its impact, and Kelhens journey from interviewer to Director of Operations is filled with both unexpected hazards and hard-won triumphs.

But Kelhens Cherine's journey goes far beyond the wrestling mat. Raised by a single mother who struggled to find housing, his teenage years were shaped by the challenges of homelessness. It was at Inspiraa—a life-changing community resource in Stamford, Connecticut—that Kelhens Cherine received crucial mentorship, support, and opportunity. He credits these experiences for inspiring his lifelong commitment to serving people facing homelessness, housing insecurity, disability, illness, and hardship.

The Heart of Indie Wrestling: Firsthand stories about life in the ring, occupational dangers, perks and pitfalls of wrestling entertainment, and what drives athletes to push through adversity. Evolution of the Sport: How wrestling now attracts diverse athletes from MMA, football, and rugby, and the influence of legends like The Rock and Hulk Hogan on mainstream culture. From Hardship to Leadership: Kelhens Cherine's candid reflection on living in shared shelters, finding community at Inspiraa, and the pivotal role of mentorship in changing the trajectory of his life and those around him. Building a Better Future: The ripple effect of community, how collective support helps families and youth navigate survival mode, build resilience, and break the cycle of poverty. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in Action: A real-world perspective on what it takes to move from basic survival to self-actualization and giving back. Service & Creativity: Kelhens Cherine's advocacy stretches from facilitating workshops for veterans and vulnerable populations to scriptwriting for film and empowering others to find their voice in art and service. Wellness and Joy: How giving back, creative pursuits, and staying anchored in community keeps Kellen fulfilled and grateful.

Whether you’re passionate about wrestling, community action, or stories of true resilience, this is an interview that will inform, motivate, and inspire you.

In this jaw-dropping episode of I'll Get the Tip, visionary entrepreneur and biotech innovator Cyriac Roeding shares how his latest company, EARLI, is pioneering a way to flip the script on cancer — not just treating it, but reprogramming it to self-destruct.

From selling his startup Shopkick for $250M to reinventing early cancer detection, Roeding reveals:

How to break the startup "chicken and egg" trap

Why success is 33% skill, 33% timing, and 34% raw luck

What VCs really want to hear in a pitch

The secret to assembling an unbeatable startup team

Why now is the moment for biotech, robotics, and AI fusion

And how a flea market at age 8 planted the seed of his empire

If you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or just someone who believes in moonshot thinking — this episode will change how you see possibility.

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What does it really take to be "on" 24/7, carry the Mrs. America crown, and still put your family first? In this unfiltered interview, Shelly Carbone—Mrs. America 2011, registered nurse, public servant, and proud mom of four—shares her journey from small-town Connecticut to national pageant stardom and beyond Get an inside look at how Shelly manages the relentless pressures of the spotlight, balances motherhood, community work, and a demanding career, all while staying grounded and authentic.

From emotional stories about overcoming hardship and triumphing on stage to her candid thoughts on family, humility, and using her platform to advocate for positive change, Shelly’s wisdom shines through. Plus, discover fun behind-the-scenes moments—like her real thoughts on heels vs. sneakers, competitive family game nights, and advice for anyone feeling the weight of constant expectations

The moment Shelly’s name was called as Mrs. America 2011, and the emotions that followed Why family always comes first—even before crowns and cameras The realities of the pageant world and life after winning How Shelly uses her voice to fight for others and inspire resilience Don’t miss this inspiring conversation that goes way beyond the sash and tiara!