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One on One with Mista Yu

One on One with Mista Yu

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“One on One with Mista Yu” is a high-impact interview series built on honest conversations around family, community, entrepreneurship, and faith—but the focus is always the same: ADVANCEMENT.


Every guest brings more than a story—they bring clear steps, strategic shifts, and practical tools you can apply immediately to move your life forward.

This isn’t just conversation—it’s progress with direction.


Every Tuesday, we chase and achieve progress with actionable strategies for every listener!


Here's the booking 🔗 to grab a guest spot on One on One with Mista Yu: https://calendly.com/yusefmichaelmarshall/iview

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  • One On One with Mista Yu - The Justice Journey - From FBI To The Pulpit w/ Eric Robinson
    May 5 2026

    He started as a pastor who could not stop carrying other people’s pain home, and the stress nearly broke him. Then Eric Robinson made a left turn that still sounds unreal out loud: he joined the FBI and spent 24 years as a special agent working everything from drug squads and gangs to counterterrorism, corruption, and crimes against children. That jump from ministry to federal law enforcement is the doorway to a conversation about leadership, emotional control, and what justice looks like when it is not scripted for TV.

    We get honest about what FBI work actually involves: long investigations, warrants, affidavits, prosecutors, judges, and patience that can stretch for years. Eric also explains why the best agents are not the hottest heads, and why “being tough” is often the wrong tool. When a door gets breached and the scene is controlled, he argues the real skill is staying calm, laying out facts, and showing enough humanity to keep things from escalating on what may be the worst day of someone’s life.

    Along the way, Eric shares stories that hit every note, including a truly shocking case, the weirdness you can find inside a search warrant, and a prank that made prosecutors go pale. We also talk about informants, trust, and why cynicism and bias can creep in when your job is to look for criminals all day. The episode closes with his return to pastoring in Western New York, a vision for a nonjudgmental church, and a hard-won lesson on resilience and taking risks, plus a preview of his book Irreverent: From Saving Souls To Chasing Sinners In The FBI.

    Subscribe for more one-on-one conversations, share this with someone who loves true crime and real law enforcement insight, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show.

    Our team will choose random (but timely) episodes from our previous three seasons (which are our most popular ever!) to share with our listeners during the slower parts of a long podcast season. We think you will enjoy them! Thanks for listening!


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    39 Min.
  • One On One with Mista Yu - Choose To Show Up: The REAL Daily Discipline Separators w/ Marcy Axelrod
    Apr 28 2026

    Ever had so much inside you that the words just won’t come out right? We talk with professional speaker, management consultant, and award-winning author Marcy Axelrod about what it’s like to lose your voice early in life, and how that experience can become a blueprint for deeper presence, better leadership, and more authentic communication. Marcy shares how childhood stuttering shaped her lens on human behavior and empathy, and why “showing up” is not just something you do with language, but something people feel from you.

    We break down Marcy’s “Nature’s playbook” for a meaningful life through her three-level model: level one (barely there), level two (getting by on autopilot), and level three (truly showing up). We dig into why level two is so sneaky in modern life, how stress pulls us into narrow “get it done” thinking, and what it takes to return to creativity, curiosity, and emotional intelligence. Along the way, Marcy connects these ideas to neuroscience, the power of awe, and even how art can stop us long enough to open our minds and soften our edges.

    If you’re trying to build workplace connection, lead with more humanity, or simply feel like yourself again, you’ll leave with clear practices: calm the body, name what’s driving you, and choose presence on purpose. Listen now, then subscribe, share this with someone who’s been running on fumes, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

    Our team will choose random (but timely) episodes from our previous three seasons (which are our most popular ever!) to share with our listeners during the slower parts of a long podcast season. We think you will enjoy them! Thanks for listening!


    Coffee aficionados and Health Conscious listeners, our show has some new sponsors and they’re offering you the best discounts their stores have. Links are below. Start saving now!

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    31 Min.
  • One On One with Mista Yu - Demystifying Homeschooling and the Fate of the U.S. Educational System - Amanda Schenkenberger
    Apr 21 2026

    Public school can teach you how to follow a schedule. It rarely teaches you how to build one. That single gap shows up fast when a parent starts homeschooling and suddenly has to plan the day, teach the lessons, manage emotions, and keep everyone moving. We talk with Amanda Schenkenberger, founder of Homeschool Family Legacy, to get real about what homeschooling looks like now and why so many families are choosing it with more intention than ever.

    We dig into homeschooling vs public school from Amanda’s own story: she was homeschooled with a ton of freedom, then entered public high school and excelled academically. She breaks down what made the difference, including learning how to learn, developing discipline through a demanding sport, and building real autonomy as a kid. We also talk modern homeschool options like micro schools, hybrid models, and co-ops, plus how families can blend strong academics with physical education and whole-child development.

    The heart of the conversation is for the parent who feels tapped out. Amanda explains why “I can’t stay consistent” is often an executive function and nervous system regulation issue, not a character flaw. She shares how her Heart Smart approach helps homeschool moms reduce shame, calm the stress response, and finally create routines and boundaries they can actually hold. If you’ve been searching for help with homeschool routines, planning skills, ADHD tendencies, or emotional regulation, you’ll walk away with language and next steps that make the struggle feel solvable.

    If this helped, subscribe, share it with a homeschool parent who needs a calmer plan, and leave a review so more families can find the conversation. What part of homeschooling feels hardest to you right now?

    Our team will choose random (but timely) episodes from our previous three seasons (which are our most popular ever!) to share with our listeners during the slower parts of a long podcast season. We think you will enjoy them! Thanks for listening!


    Coffee aficionados and Health Conscious listeners, our show has some new sponsors and they’re offering you the best discounts their stores have. Links are below. Start saving now!

    Quantum Squares:

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    36 Min.
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