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Why The F*ck Should I Care?
Season 1 Episode 3: Choices
In this episode Rob Cruz talks with his guests about how the choices of our youth including involvement in sports vs. gangs and the guidance from local communities can change their path in life and keep them safe, alive, and out of trouble.
1. Lucky Chucky (Charles Hojnacki) is a social media influencer who learned from the school of hard knocks. Chucky was a juvenile detention mate and did 13 years behind bars. Now he advocates for re-entry of felons, and has amassed a social media platform with 500k+ followers between Tiktok, Instagram and Facebook. Chucky recently was a part of the series "60 days in" where he went back to prison to help correctional management improve on the correctional system. You can find out more about Lucky Chucky here:
Charles Hojnacki (@lucky00chucky) • Instagram photos and videos
2. Tim Crouch was the starting left tackle on the Akron Zips from 2002 to 2006 football seasons as the Zips won the MAC in 2006. Tim spent 3 years in the NFL on the San Francisco 49ers and Carolina Panthers before starting his career as an entrepreneur. Currently Tim runs several businesses but is most proud of his work with the youth program "Cooper Young Kingz" out of the Minneapolis area. to learn more about Cooper Young Kingz check out their facebook page at:
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