On this episode, I sit down with Hunter Wilson, also known by his stage name, King Cass. I’ve known Hunter since high school, and while our interactions over the years have been limited, his story has always stood out to me. Hunter is one of the most resilient people I know. Diagnosed with ADHD at the age of six, he faced significant bullying and trauma, and later in his twenties, fell into addiction, which led to a period of meth-induced psychosis. Despite all of this, Hunter has turned his life around and is now a motivational speaker, hip hop artist, and youth worker.

In this episode, we dive into his incredible journey—from battling his inner demons to finding clarity and rebuilding his life. We talk about how music became his outlet for healing and a platform for advocacy. Hunter shares how he uses his story to inspire others, especially young people struggling with mental health, bullying, and addiction. His mission is to bring unity, raise awareness, and inspire change in the community. It’s a powerful conversation that really showcases the strength and determination it takes to turn a life around.
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