We sit down with our producer Dominique Hypolite and talk about the courage it takes to stop living inside someone else’s box and start building your own. From a cushy job in a male-dominated industry to betting on herself as a single mom, Dom shows how alignment, accountability, and “Do It Scared” thinking can change your whole life.

• Dominique’s Range Card and what a Professional HYP Woman really does

• How we met through alignment and community in Phoenix

• The Power Stance moment that pushes Dom to build The HYP Network

• Leaving security behind and navigating fear without a safety net

• What it means to bet on yourself and keep winning daily

• How our accountability partnership turns into We Have Range

• Why creative control creates freedom and reduces code switching

• Why We Have Range and why our stories matter

Credits

Host: Myshell Gresham IG: @myshell_gresham and Ivoree Jordan IG: @ivoree_ree_jordan

We Have Range IG: @wehaverange

Studio: Sin City Podcast in Las Vegas, NV IG: @sincitypodcasts

Maverick/Producer: Dominique Hypolite IG: @niquethenvoice @gethyp.today

We trade stories about comedy nights, art buying, wealth building, and social media habits to show how “Range” becomes a real life strategy for joy and income. We also get honest about Black women’s hair, personal boundaries, and why freedom sometimes looks like simply choosing yourself. We offer a $250 limited time sweepstakes for those who share photos in the comments showing before and after looks of hair dos.

• why laughter is a reset and a tool
• comedy culture and avoiding getting roasted
• buying original art as as wealth building tool
• how creatives monetize
• interpreting heavy art depictions through the lens of freedom
• social media as free sales, marketing, and a money lever
• authenticity as a moat in an AI-heavy world
• Black women’s hair versatility at work and in life
• why people should never touch someone’s hair

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DM us your photos, and in the comments, write FREEDOM. Then share your before-and-after photo and tell us what you’ve been doing all this time, what changed, and how you finally took a risk, went for it, and made it work.

Your story could inspire someone else to take that same leap. Let’s see your transformation!

Credits
Host: Myshell Gresham IG: @myshell_gresham and Ivoree Jordan IG: @ivoree_ree_jordan
We Have Range IG: @wehaverange
Studio: Sin City Podcast in Las Vegas, NV IG: @sincitypodcasts
Producer: Dominique Hypolite IG: @niquethenvoice @gethyp.today

We trade honest takes on prep, pressure, and using AI when life is moving too fast, then sit down with actor and R&B artist Jason Dailey for a real look at what it takes to keep going. Jason sings live, breaks down the hustle behind booking roles, and shares how community, therapy, and faith help him protect his mental health while chasing big goals.

• Our different prep styles and how rituals reduce anxiety

• Why AI feels useful for summaries but risky for authenticity in entertainment

• Jason’s live R&B performance and his church music roots

• How he gets into acting through school, training, and auditions

• The day-job reality of working actors and the constant hustle

• I Am Bone release details and what the story is really about

• His first premiere moment and what it proves to him

• Depression, isolation, therapy, and leaning on support systems

• Building community in LA through open mics and run clubs

• Content creation, consistency and discipline

• Flow State Athletics and the difference between discipline and motivation

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Credits

Host: Myshell Gresham IG: @myshell_gresham and Ivoree Jordan IG: @ivoree_ree_jordan

We Have Range IG: @wehaverange

Studio: Sin City Podcast in Las Vegas, NV

Guest: Jason Dailey IG: @realjasondailey

Producer: Dominique Hypolite @niquethenvoice @gethyp.today

We sit down with Eric “Lil Eazy-E” Wright Jr to talk about what it really takes to carry a legendary name while building your own identity through business, community, and parenthood. We get honest about grief, mental health, and why giving back to Compton and investing in kids is part of building a future that lasts.

• Losing a parent young and the pressure of public assumptions
• Choosing identity on your own terms while honoring Eazy-E’s legacy
• Building the Eric Wright Foundation to support inner city youth who lost parents
• Philanthropy in Australia and connecting with Indigenous communities on Tiwi Island
• E’s childhood comic book collection and culture identity
• Starting Little E Records at 16 and learning entrepreneurship early
• Why therapy matters and how we teach boys emotional strength
• Practical ideas to change Compton through education, jobs, and local business
• Acting in film projects and doing new work before you feel ready
• Protecting your brand, vetting deals, and remembering all money isn’t good money

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Credits

Guest: Eric Wright Jr. IG: @lileazy_e
Hosts: Myshell Gresham IG: @myshell_gresham and Ivoree Jordan IG: @ivoree_ree_jordan
Podcast Studio: Sin City Podcasts IG: @sincitypodcasts
Makeup: Merrell Hollis IG: @merrellhollis
Producer: Dominique Hypolite IG: @niquethenvoice @gethyp.today

We Have Range Hosts sit down with CJ Stewart to talk about how sports can change the trajectory of a kid’s life through discipline, mentorship, and social capital. He shares the mindset behind running a marathon, the lessons in his book Life Is a Marathon Built on Sprints, political ambition, and the bigger mission to expand access and equity for Black youth in Atlanta and beyond.

• Growing up in poverty and using sports as a path to opportunity
• Social capital as trust, respect, and the benefit of the doubt
• Baseball’s place in Black history and why participation matters
• The cost of travel sports and who gets left out
• The turning point of getting his life together
• Discipline as practice, consistency, and brand
• Talent vs habits vs skills under stress
• Financial literacy, long-term thinking, and protecting peace and joy
• Boston Marathon plans tied to Dr. King’s Atlanta and Boston story
• Why youth sports access is a social justice and workforce issue

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Credits

Host: Myshell Gresham and Ivoree Jordan; IG: @wehaverange

Studio: Sin City Podcast, IG: @sincitypodcasts

Guest: CJ Stewart, iamcjstewart.com; IG: @iamcjstewart

We sit down with celebrity makeup artist and creative director Merrell Hollis to talk about what really builds longevity in beauty and in life: service, self belief, and a signature style. The conversation moves from glamour and access to the unglamorous parts of growth, like boundaries, discernment, and letting go of people and habits that no longer fit.

• His career range across celebrity, editorial, and brand work
• Emmy nominations and recognition
• Learning downtime through therapy, self-care, and solo routines
• Dating, growth, and the “kiddie pool” analogy for finding your peer
• How he got started by watching his mom and trusting his eye early
• “I am a trend” as a framework for originality and personal branding
• Service-first mindset, discretion, and why the client is the business card
• Culture shock moving to New York, social cues, and protecting vulnerability
• How social media flattens individuality and why authenticity still wins
• Family dynamics, giving grace, and meeting people where they are
• Earning access through excellence, curiosity, kindness, and staying teachable
• Clean skincare skepticism, reading reviews, and researching ingredients
• AI reference images, fake faces, and why real artistry still matters

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Credits

Guest: Merrell Hollis, social handle @merrellhollis

Cohost: Myshell Gresham, IG @MyshellGresham; Ivoree Jordan, IG @Ivoree_ree_jordan

Producer: Dominique Hypolite, IG @gethyp.today

Studio: Sin City Podcasts, IG @sincitypodcasts

We sit down with Jesse and Lisa Ferrell to unpack how getting fired, doing the inner work, and learning to ask for business can turn a crisis into a coaching and speaking career. We also dig into the relationship agreements that keep their marriage strong and their company growing, all rooted in one idea: how you leave people feeling matters.

• Jesse’s pivot from hospitality leadership to professional speaking and coaching after termination
• The 10,000-hour rule mindset and how mastery gets measured over time
• Lisa’s path from broadcast sales to coaching and why integrity matters in modern marketing
• The real lesson behind “good enough is not good enough” and the power of asking
• House agreements that reduce conflict, stop mind-reading, and protect individual space
• Relationship marketing and a YOU-focused perspective for authentic business growth
• How a single clear offer can expand into long-term contracts and deep company impact
• The books, workbook, card decks, and Color Code personality assessment tools they built.

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Credits

Cohosts: Myshell Gresham, IG @Myshell_Gresham &

Ivoree Jordan, IG @ivoree_ree_jordan

Filming: Sin City Podcast Studio, IG @sincitypodcasts

Music: Ash Casteel IG @neosinn

Range Mavericks: Jesse and Lisa Ferrell

Facebook: Jessetalk Speaking & Coaching and Lisa Bybee Ferrell

IG @jesstalkinspires & @lisabybeeferrell

We talk with Sylvia K. Alston about code switching, building her personal brand, pivoting, and the real cost of staying small in corporate spaces when it no longer serves you. We also trace how insurance, media, faith, and entrepreneurship collide to reshape her definition of alignment, success, and freedom.

• Code switching as a situational tool and a leadership choice
• How storytelling helped her navigate a career in sales and build a successful insurance and risk management firm.
• Pivoting from operations into business development and learning to “kill what you eat”
• Building a personal brand through media and live audience feedback
• Relationship management as a sales strategy and being curious about people’s stories
• Launching a brokerage, facing the reality of who follows you and those who don’t
• Faith as a daily practice alongside questions about religion and tradition
• Resilience in entrepreneurship, long workdays, and standing on your word
• Navigating business ownership with motherhood, marriage, and a parent’s health crisis

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