From Wall Street to women’s prison, from centerpieces to center stage—Martha Stewart’s story is one of ambition, reinvention, and iron-clad resilience.

In this episode, we peel back the perfectly curated layers of the woman who redefined “homemaker” and built an empire out of good taste. You’ll hear how Martha rose from modest beginnings to become America’s first self-made female billionaire through her pioneering brand, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. But success didn’t shield her from scandal. In 2004, her name was splashed across headlines—not for a new recipe, but for insider trading charges that led to a highly publicized conviction and a five-month prison sentence.

Yet this wasn’t the end. It was a new chapter.

We explore Martha’s unlikely but masterful comeback: from collaborating with Snoop Dogg and hosting new shows to gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated at 81. Martha Stewart didn’t just survive a public downfall—she spun it into a rebrand masterclass.

Tune in for a revealing look at one of America’s most controversial and celebrated figures. It’s a tale of grit, scandal, style, and reinvention that proves you can’t keep a good woman down.

Before the world knew him as “The Baddest Man on the Planet,” Mike Tyson was just a kid from Brownsville, Brooklyn—hungry, angry, and hardened by the streets. In this premiere episode of Corporate Hustlerz, we go beyond the headlines and viral moments to uncover the full arc of a man who has lived more lives than most survive.

This episode traces Tyson’s gripping evolution—from a childhood surrounded by violence and petty crime to his legendary rise as the youngest heavyweight boxing champion in history. We explore the mentorship of Cus D’Amato, the discipline that forged a champion, and the mental battles that haunted him beneath the spotlight.

But this story isn’t just about glory—it’s about the fall.

We delve into the darker chapters of Tyson’s life, including his tumultuous personal relationships, explosive public controversies, and his 1992 rape conviction that led to three years in prison. Tyson’s downfall was public, polarizing, and absolute. He lost his title, his fortune, and his place in the spotlight. For most, that would be the end.

But Mike Tyson isn’t most people.

What follows is one of the most unexpected and inspiring comebacks of modern celebrity culture. After prison, Tyson reentered the ring, reclaiming his image in ways no one predicted. Then, he reinvented himself again—outside the ropes. From one-man Broadway shows and a brutally honest autobiography to the wildly popular Hotboxin’ podcast, Tyson turned his pain into performance, his mistakes into money, and his story into a brand.

And speaking of brands—Tyson’s pivot into entrepreneurship is just as compelling. We explore how “Iron Mike” became a cannabis mogul, building a multi-million dollar business empire with Tyson 2.0. The same hands that once shattered opponents in the ring are now shaping one of the most authentic celebrity business ventures in the cannabis space.

This episode of Corporate Hustlerz is not just a biography—it’s a blueprint. Tyson’s journey shows us that redemption doesn’t require erasing your past. It demands owning it, learning from it, and hustling your way into a future that hits even harder.

Whether you’ve served time, been counted out, or just need proof that second acts are possible, this episode is for you.

In This Episode:

• Tyson’s childhood in Brownsville and first arrests
• His rise to heavyweight champion at age 20
• The chaos of fame, fortune, and freefall
• Prison, isolation, and what changed inside
• His return to boxing and public life
• Reinvention through stage shows, podcasts, and brutal honesty
• The birth of Tyson 2.0 and his cannabis empire
• What Tyson’s legacy teaches about failure, resilience, and reinvention