This week, Mike taps in with fashion influencer and longtime friend Mitch Morrow. The two met at Illinois State and graduated together, but Mitch has always stood out, especially when it comes to style. With a few thousand followers on Instagram Mitch has carved out a lane for himself in the fashion space.

They talk about how personal style became a form of expression, building an online presence without losing authenticity, and how fashion influenced their friend group back in college. Mitch also shares what’s next as he steps into a new chapter, new city, new vibes, same drip.

In this episode, Mike sits down with his longtime friend Sebastian Moore, a creative, a thinker, and a music artist. The two met at ISU and have been locked in ever since. Sebastian talks about what it’s like making a major move across the country, how he’s balancing life, work, and creativity, and why he’s choosing purpose over comfort.

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In this episode, Mike sits down with his longtime friend Buda, an entrepreneur, father, and lowkey philosopher. From co-founding a sneaker resell business that made real waves to stepping back and shifting his focus to fatherhood, health, and intentional living, Buda’s journey is one of growth and clarity. The two reflect on where it all started, what success really means, and why Buda walks with purpose

*We lost the last 3ish Mins of Recording due to some technical issues*

This week on Mike on Mic, Mike sit down with his good friend Enzo Fuentes—an outdoorsman with a wild story. From college life to cutting weight, climbing mountains, and guiding youth through the wilderness, Enzo’s journey is all about transformation. We talk about leaving comfort zones, finding peace in nature, and the dreams he’s chasing next!

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In this episode of Mike on Mic, Host, Mike Robinson sits down with, guest Gerard Brown-Shipp. They talk about his journey to the historic halls of Morehouse College to making moves in the world of corporate banking. We get into what shaped him, how he navigates that space as a Black man, and the grind it took to get where he’s at today. It’s a real convo about growth, purpose, and reflection.