In this episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alex sit down with Jamila and Mecca from the podcast Unhinged & Immoral for a raw, unfiltered conversation you won’t hear anywhere else.

The episode opens with lighthearted banter before diving into the origin story of Jamila and Mecca, their chemistry, and what inspired their unapologetic approach to podcasting. From there, the conversation turns to the state of the podcast game today — including their unfiltered thoughts on Bobbi Althoff and how virality can both build and break platforms.

Things get even more personal when Mecca reflects on her time in Baltimore, sparking a deep discussion about relationships, loyalty, and the blurred lines of cheating. Together, the crew tackles tough questions around morality, temptation, and accountability — all while keeping the humor and candid energy that makes this episode impossible to pause.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when two bold voices known for being “unhinged & immoral” meet a platform that thrives on getting 1% better every day… this is it.

n this powerful episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc open up about the raw realities of single parenting, the challenges of co-parenting, and how to recognize the cycles vs. seasons in our lives.

From the emotional toll of raising kids alone to navigating healthy communication with an ex, this conversation digs deep into what it takes to break generational patterns and create a better future for our children.

We talk about:

• The truth about the emotional labor single parents carry
• How pride and ego destroy co-parenting relationships
• The difference between a cycle you’re stuck in and a season you’re growing through
• Why breaking generational curses starts with self-awareness
• The hard conversations parents need to have for their children’s sake

This isn’t just an episode about parenting — it’s about growth, accountability, and breaking free from patterns that no longer serve you.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in a cycle, struggled with co-parenting, or wondered how to navigate the toughest seasons of life, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of The Jay Hill Podcast, two Baltimore entrepreneurs sit down with Jay for a powerful conversation about what it really takes to be a man in today’s world.

This isn’t just about money—it’s about the mental shifts, the emotional weight, and the hard conversations behind the scenes. From childhood betrayal that nearly tore their family apart to rebuilding their business and bond from the ground up, these brothers share the unfiltered truth about healing, fatherhood, and financial freedom.

You’ll hear:

• How they bounced back after losing everything to someone close
• Why emotional growth is essential in business
• The sacrifices required to break generational cycles
• What fatherhood taught them about manhood
• How they’re turning pain into purpose—and helping others do the same

If you're chasing success but also trying to heal... this episode is for you.

Tap in and get inspired by a story that proves being a man is about more than just showing up—it's about showing up whole.

In this deeply vulnerable episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc reflect on what it means to live through a stretching season—when everything looks good on the outside, but inside, you’re being tested, challenged, and transformed.

Titled “Perfect Timing,” this conversation explores what happens when the thing you’ve been working for doesn’t arrive when you want it to, and how to stay grounded when your faith, focus, and identity are under pressure.

Together, Jay and Alex open up about:

• The emotional weight of leading while empty
• The internal tension between success and fulfillment
• Grieving while grinding
• Building friendships that feel safe, not performative
• And learning to trust God’s delay as a setup, not a setback

This episode isn’t about patience—it’s about preparation, presence, and pushing through when you’d rather disappear.

If you’ve ever felt like life was pulling at every thread of your being, this episode will remind you:

You’re not breaking. You’re becoming.

And your time?

It’s still right on time.

In this episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc are joined by Wolf and Que of The Wolf Has Spoken Podcast for a powerful and deeply honest conversation titled “Slow Leaks.”

The crew explores the subtle, often invisible ways men, and women slowly lose momentum, confidence, and clarity—not through sudden collapse, but through the small, daily compromises that go unchecked. From emotional avoidance to quiet distractions, the group unpacks how most men are running on empty without even realizing they’ve been leaking.

Together, they talk about the need for:

• Emotional accountability between men
• Recognizing what's draining you before it breaks you
• Building systems that help you stay full and focused

If you’ve ever felt off, unmotivated, or overwhelmed—but can’t figure out why—this conversation will hit home. This isn’t about toxic hustle culture or self-blame. It’s about awareness, alignment, and plugging the holes in your life before they sink you.

Featuring the voices of Wolf and Que, this episode is a blueprint for men who want to stop leaking, start leading, and get back to who they’re meant to be.

In this episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc kick things off with a powerful conversation about semen retention and the impact it can have on a man’s focus, clarity, and self-control. With a call-in from Dox a.k.a. @Brick_Citi_Buddha, the crew dives into how discipline in the bedroom connects to leadership in life—and how some men are learning to move with more intention.

From there, the episode takes a wild and meaningful turn with special guests Mr. Bankshot (Nick Banks) and Ashleyjoining the table. Together, the group unpacks the gender dynamics of modern relationships—covering everything from emotional accountability to the battles between ego and empathy.

Titled “Different Strokes,” this episode is a clever nod to the varying ways men and women approach love, sex, healing, and growth. With laughs, tension, vulnerability, and real gems being dropped, this one goes deeper than most.

Whether you're interested in sexual discipline, modern dating, or how to navigate the battle of the sexes, this episode is an unfiltered masterclass in emotional maturity—with a few jokes in between.

In this episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc break down the mindset of a man who shows up with purpose, every single day—no matter the mood, moment, or obstacle. Titled “The 24 Hour Man,” this conversation dives deep into what it means to be disciplined, mentally sharp, and spiritually aligned, even when no one’s watching.

Jay and Alex explore why so many men fail to lead themselves, how pressure exposes inconsistency, and why the key to greatness isn’t found in high moments—it’s found in your daily habits. From discussing how men can become emotionally unstable when they lack routine, to explaining the importance of self-leadership, this episode is both a mirror and a challenge to anyone aiming to become the man they say they are.

If you’ve ever felt like you're capable of more but can’t quite lock in, this episode will push you to ask: Can I trust myself today? Tomorrow? Every day?

Because becoming him means being him—24 hours at a time.

In this episode of One Percent Better, Jay Hill and Alexander Blanc dive into one of the most powerful and personal conversations they’ve had yet: the battle within. Titled “The Enemy Within,” this episode explores how self-sabotage, unhealed trauma, and ego often stand between us and our highest potential.

Jay and Alex get real about the times they’ve had to confront their own inner demons—the mindset, habits, and emotional patterns that threatened to undo everything they’ve built. They talk about how success can feel empty when you haven’t done the inner work, and how true growth means learning to kill off the versions of yourself that are no longer serving you.

This isn’t about competition with others. It’s about the discipline to face yourself, to stop blaming external factors, and to start leading your life from the inside out.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re standing in your own way—or you’re on the edge of something bigger but can’t quite break through—this episode is for you. Sometimes, the biggest enemy isn’t out there. It’s you.