Six Weeks To Fitness
In this episode of my Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, I had the privilege of sitting down with Anthony Bonapart—Gulf War veteran, licensed private investigator, and now, author of the captivating and philosophical novel Sophia: Lessons for the Unschooled Mind. The conversation was nothing short of enlightening as Anthony shared the origins, messages, and deeper meaning behind his debut literary work, a story that seeks to awaken something ancient, honest, and often overlooked in the human experience. Set against a backdrop of emotional complexity and spiritual questioning, Sophia centers...
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When Dr. Edwin Simpson began his career as a veterinarian for champion racehorses, he never imagined he’d one day be formulating cutting-edge supplements for humans. But that’s exactly what happened. Over decades of working with elite animals suffering from stress fractures and performance fatigue, Dr. Simpson developed natural, plant-based formulas to strengthen bones and accelerate healing. What began as a mission to support equine health eventually became something much bigger—after clients began asking, “Can I take this too?” The answer became Alexsyn, a supplement company rooted...
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In a world where personal loss can bring life to a standstill, Brenda Eason chose a different path—one of strength, service, and legacy. On this deeply emotional episode of Six Weeks to Fitness, I had the privilege of speaking with Brenda, a visionary entrepreneur, media executive, and the beating heart behind some of the most impactful community platforms for Black entrepreneurs in the country. But more than that, Brenda is a mother who has turned unimaginable heartbreak into a movement of purpose. Brenda's journey is defined by her resilience. After the tragic passing of her beloved son,...
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In our latest episode of the Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, I had the honor of welcoming back a truly inspiring guest — Ed Richardson, certified personal trainer, entrepreneur, inventor, and founder of Jan Jo Fitness. Ed’s personal story is powerful enough — losing 50 pounds at age 50 and reclaiming his own health. But today, Ed’s impact stretches far beyond fitness transformations. For the past several years, he’s dedicated a major part of his work to helping children on the autism spectrum, and what he shared during our conversation was nothing short of remarkable. Ed never set out...
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In Episode 230 of the Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, host Vincent Ferguson welcomes Glenna Gonzalez — a powerhouse marketing strategist, author, and CEO of J.B. Tyler Marketing & Consulting — for an inspiring conversation on reinvention, resilience, and reclaiming your health after 40. Glenna is no stranger to success. With over two decades of experience in public relations, media strategy, and business development, she has guided countless entrepreneurs to greater visibility through her firm and digital magazine, Entrepreneurs in the Spotlight. But this episode reveals a different side...
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In episode 229 of the Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, I had the privilege of speaking with the inspirational Kym Majors—mentor, caregiver, educator, and author of the upcoming book S.O.S. Stuck on Stupid. Kym’s story is a powerful testament to resilience, faith, and self-discovery. Raised in rural Virginia by a single, deaf mother, Kym’s early life was shaped by challenge and courage. Her mother’s strength and unwavering spirit deeply influenced Kym, instilling in her the values of hard work and compassion. Those same values later drove her to found CBA All-Star Cheerleading in Culpeper,...
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In Episode 228 of the Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, we had the privilege of welcoming a true force of nature—Carol Glasgow. At 61 years young, Carol is shattering stereotypes and proving that strength, elegance, and age can absolutely co-exist. A 4th Degree Black Belt in Hapkido, self-defense and kickboxing instructor, and founder of Kick Fever Fitness, Carol embodies what it means to age powerfully and purposefully. Born and raised in London, Carol was an athlete from an early age, later relocating to the gritty streets of Brooklyn, New York. There, she honed her craft in the martial arts...
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Anna J. Williams, a seasoned athlete and author, shares her passion for fitness and healthy aging on the "Six Weeks to Fitness" podcast. Her book, "Effective Exercises for Seniors 60 Plus," is a testament to her belief that age is just a number. Anna's journey into fitness began as a teenager, inspired by a hurtful comment about her weight. This motivated her to transform her lifestyle, leading to a lifelong dedication to health and wellness. She emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach, including both physical activity and healthy eating. Key Takeaways from the Interview: The Power...
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Are you feeling stressed out during this holiday season, perhaps you’re worried about gaining an extra 5 - 7 pounds around the midsection between now and New Years. Maybe you have high blood pressure, or even high sugar levels leading to Pre diabetes or full blown diabetes. Well, in this video, I’m going to tell you what I do to not only lose weight but, what I do to lower my blood pressure and high sugar levels. Strength Training: A Powerful Tool for Blood Sugar Regulation While cardiovascular exercise has long been the cornerstone of diabetes management, strength training, or resistance...
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Did You know that the average person can gain 5 – 7 pounds from Thanksgiving to New Years? And according to the CDC 42% of Americans are obese; and by 2030, that number will rise to 50%. In this video, I’m going give you 6 tips on how to stay happy and healthy during the Thanksgiving Holiday, so you don’t have to be one of them. Let’s talk about it! Thanksgiving is the time of the year when we all come together and give thanks to God for family, friends, health and so much more. If you dread this time of the year, you’re not alone. Over 53% of Americans visit their families...
info_outlineDid you hear that Hollywood actress, Eva Mendes is calling for the removal of artificial dyes from Kellogg's cereals, citing health concerns. She argues that many of the ingredients used in Kellogg's products are harmful for children and banned in other countries. Mendez has encouraged her followers to join a peaceful march to Kellogg's headquarters to demand change.
Kellogg has responded by stating that their products comply with all applicable laws and regulations and that they remain committed to transparent labeling. However, some states are now starting to outlaw these same dyes, raising questions about the company's claims.
In this episode, I discuss the potential health risks associated with artificial dyes, including links to hyperactivity, ADHD, and other behavioral problems. I also discuss why I find it odd that Kellogg's uses natural food colorings in their products in Canada but not in the United States.
I believe there should be greater awareness and action regarding the ingredients in our food and I emphasize the importance of choosing real, healthy foods and demanding better quality products from companies like Kellogg's. Our health is at stake.