Join us for a powerful and timely conversation on The Lion’s Den with Seth as we welcome Phillip Smith, Chief of Police of Evansville, Indiana. In this episode, we’ll dive into the current climate between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Chief Smith will share his insights on building trust, fostering transparency, and navigating the challenges officers and residents face in today’s society.Don’t miss this opportunity to hear a candid discussion on accountability, leadership, and community engagement—from the perspective of a chief on the front lines.

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The Lion’s Den with Seth is teaming up with the entire crew from The Elephant in the Room podcast for a can't-miss combo show: “He Said vs. She Said in the Workplace.”
We’re diving headfirst into the communication breakdowns, biases, and conflicting perspectives that create tension and division. More importantly, you'll get real, actionable strategies for resolving conflict and bridging the gender gap to build stronger, more collaborative teams. This is the conversation every office needs to have.

What happens when you give young women a team, a mentor, and a powerful sense of purpose? This Sunday on The Lion’s Den with Seth, we are incredibly honored to welcome Coach MyKeia Thomas, the visionary founder of the St. Clair County Volleyball Club (SCCVBC).

Coach MyKeia started with just 17 girls in East St. Louis. Today, her nonprofit organization empowers hundreds of young women across Illinois and Missouri, providing them with elite athletic training and life-changing mentorship. This isn't just about volleyball; it's about building resilience, confidence, and character. You'll hear how SCCVBC creates a space where girls from all backgrounds learn to become leaders and women of excellence.

Coach MyKeia’s story is a testament to the power of one person’s vision to uplift an entire community. This conversation will inspire you to find your own purpose and make a difference.