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Grown and Greek Podcast

Grown and Greek Podcast

Written by: Mean Ole Lion Media
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 Welcome to the Grown and Greek® Podcast with Phaith “DJ Chocolate” Frazier, a podcast that connects and empowers our community as we celebrate trailblazers and thought leaders that are driving change throughout the world. With over 2.5 million members collectively representing the nine black Greek letter organizations known collectively as the Divine Nine, our goal is to share stories that will motivate and inspire the community at large as we stive to make our communities stronger. Through rich, inspiring conversations, Phaith will uncover the remarkable stories behind her guest’s passion for challenge, transformation, and their enduring commitment to serving humanity. Join Phaith as she explores the personal journeys of these extraordinary pioneers and discover how they continue to foster a spirit of camaraderie and service that unites us all. This is more than just a podcast—it’s stories of brilliance, purpose, and an unwavering dedication to creating a better future. Listen, share, and be inspired to be part of this legacy.Copyright 2026 Careers Economics Personal Success Social Sciences
Episodes
  • W. Eric Lusain

    W. Eric Lusain
    Feb 12 2026
    On this impactful episode of Grown And Greek, host DJ Chocolate sits down with entrepreneur Eric Lusain to unpack his journey from corporate America into ownership in the funeral industry and the launch of his vintage-style collegiate apparel brand. Eric opens up about the importance of dignity in funeral services, how COVID-19 reshaped his business and leadership approach, and the lessons grief and resilience taught him along the way. Rooted in authenticity, family legacy, and community, this conversation offers real-world insight for anyone considering the leap into entrepreneurship while honoring purpose, people, and the work behind building something that lasts
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    51 mins
  • James Harris, Omega

    James Harris, Omega
    Feb 5 2026
    On this powerful episode of the #GrownAndGreekPodcast, host #DJChocolate sits down with #JamesHarris, a proud member of #OmegaPsiPhiFraternity, Army veteran, licensed mental health professional, author, and founder of the global #MenToHeal movement. James shares his journey from military service with deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan to becoming a leader in community-based mental health, private practice, and holistic wellness through #TheHEALingHub, while centering honest conversations around MENtal, emotional, and physical HEALth. From his work with inner-city families, schools, and national organizations to his TEDx Talk, book #ManJustExpressYourself, and innovative tools like the #CheesyDates board game, this episode dives deep into healing, service, brotherhood, and purpose within and beyond Greek life. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app, and be sure to follow, rate, comment, and share this episode with someone who needs this conversation.
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    56 mins
  • Tara Jones, Delta

    Tara Jones, Delta
    Jan 29 2026
    In this episode of the **Grown in Greek Podcast**, Tara Jones takes listeners on a powerful journey through her career in media education, spanning radio, teaching, and deep community engagement. She reflects on what it means to prepare the next generation of storytellers in an era shaped by rapid technological change, artificial intelligence, and evolving media platforms. Tara shares candid insights on the responsibility educators and media professionals have in building media literacy, preserving authentic narratives, and helping young people understand both the power and the consequences of the stories they tell. The conversation also highlights her commitment to service through **Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.**, and how community-centered leadership informs her work. As the episode closes, Tara looks ahead to the future of podcasting and storytelling, emphasizing why intentional narratives, cultural awareness, and ethical media practices matter more than ever.
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    1 hr
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