In 1936, the world gathered under banners of superiority and hate at the 1936 Summer Olympics. One man stepped onto the track, not just as an athlete, but as a statement.

This episode of What’s Your Goliath? tells the story of Jesse Owens, a sharecropper’s son who outran racism, defied propaganda, and shattered the myth of Aryan supremacy in front of Adolf Hitler and the world.

Four gold medals.
Four world records.
One undeniable truth: excellence exposes lies.

But this isn’t just about medals. It’s about overcoming the systems that try to define you, the voices that try to shrink you, and the fear that whispers you’re not enough. Jesse Owens didn’t just defeat competitors, he defeated a narrative designed to erase him.

His victory reminds us: you don’t argue with hate; you outrun it.

If you’ve ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or boxed in by someone else’s expectations, this episode is for you. Because sometimes your Goliath isn’t a person; it’s a belief system. And sometimes the greatest protest is performance.

This is about courage under pressure.
This is about dignity under fire.
This is about running your race when the world hopes you fall.

What’s Your Goliath?
Change Your Thinking. Change Yourself. Change Your World. Defy Logic.

What does it mean to be unseen in a world that swears it sees everyone?

This episode of What’s Your Goliath? dives deep into the powerful theme of invisibility, the silent weight of being overlooked, unheard, underestimated, and mislabeled. From boardrooms to classrooms, from social spaces to digital algorithms, we explore how invisibility isn’t about absence… it’s about a world unwilling to confront truth.

But here’s the shift: invisibility can become vision. When you’re forced to observe from the margins, you learn the system. You learn yourself. And you discover a power that doesn’t require permission.

This isn’t just about being unseen.
It’s about refusing to disappear.

If you’ve ever felt ignored, dismissed, or underestimated—this episode is your reminder: you are not invisible… you are inevitable.

What’s Your Goliath?
Change Your Thinking. Change Yourself. Change Your World.
Defy Logic.

They said the ceiling was fixed.
Measured.
Final.

This episode tells the story of someone who was told they were too small for the stage, too limited for the spotlight, too unrealistic for the dream. But instead of shrinking to fit expectations, they rose beyond them.

It’s about shattering ceilings—mental, physical, societal—and proving that limitations are often just opinions dressed up as facts. It’s about daring to leap when logic says stay grounded. It’s about redefining what’s possible when the world has already decided your height.

If you’ve ever been underestimated… overlooked… or counted out before you even started—this message is for you.

Because ceilings don’t break themselves.
They’re shattered by those bold enough to rise.

What’s Your Goliath? Change Your Thinking, Change Yourself, Change Your World. Defy Logic.

Born in adversity. Built through endurance.
This voice carries scars, lessons, and unapologetic truth meant to wake something up inside you.
Listen closely—this message might be yours.
What’s Your Goliath?

A raw, first-person motivational message spoken in the voice of enslaved captives—reclaiming the word Ghetto by exposing its roots in slavery, systemic oppression, and resistance. Through a powerful acronym, historic revolts, and defiant truth, it reframes survival as rebellion and legacy as victory, closing with an unflinching call to fight for freedom at all costs.

A powerful, ancestral reflection that journeys from ancient Africa to the present day, honoring resilience, brilliance, and the unbreakable spirit of Black people. Told through the voice of history itself, this message reminds us that Black history is not a chapter of the past, but the living foundation of the world.

This episode confronts one of the darkest chapters in American history, The Scottsboro Boys. Nine Black teenagers falsely accused, rushed through sham trials, beaten by a system designed to break them, and sentenced not for what they did, but for who they were. We strip away the textbooks and expose the raw truth: stolen childhoods, manufactured guilt, and a justice system more loyal to hatred than truth. But this isn’t just history, it’s a mirror. Their fight forces us to ask what injustice still walks free today, and what it costs to stay silent. This is a story of oppression, endurance, and the unkillable demand for justice.
What’s your Goliath—and are you brave enough to name it?

Some minds are dangerous; not because they destroy, but because they wake up.

This episode dives into what happens when a man, locked behind concrete and steel, refuses to let his mind be imprisoned. It explores the cost of consciousness, the price paid when truth is spoken from the margins, and why systems built on control fear educated resistance more than violence.

Through discipline, self-education, and radical honesty, this story challenges us to ask a hard question:
What happens when awareness becomes a threat?

This isn’t just history.
It’s a mirror.

Because every generation has voices it tries to silence, and every individual has a moment where growth demands courage over comfort.

Your Goliath may not be a cell but it might be fear, complacency, or the lie that you are powerless.

The real battle begins when you decide to think for yourself.

What’s Your Goliath?