In this powerful episode of ‘If I Knew Then What I Know Now,’ Corey Davis and Johnny Gladney share their honest opinions on the Karmelo trial and discuss the emotions surrounding the Rich Chow trial. The conversation dives into questions of justice, accountability, public perception, and the impact these cases have had on the community. Both Corey and Johnny speak candidly about their frustrations, concerns, and why they felt certain outcomes left many people searching for answers. This episode offers a real, unfiltered discussion from two perspectives that aren’t afraid to tackle difficult topics.

On this episode we discuss what it takes to be an entrepreneur, the pros and cons of a 9-5 lifestyle, and what it takes to see your vision become reality., TUNE IN

In this episode we discuss why porn is such a deep sin in God eyes. We also talk about our past traumas dealing with porn at such a young age. Thanks for tuning in.

On this episode we dive in on to why black business does not get the support they deserve, and how we can fix the situation.

On this episode we find out who is Johnny Gladney, the photographer the singer and preacher. Johnny is a well-known Anderson native, he talks about his life from living in Greenwood and moving to Anderson alongside his single mother who raised him. TUNE IN

On this Episode, we discover the life of Corey Davis, and his upbringing in Anderson South Carolina, Alongside his faith in church to his journey into fatherhood. We also unpack the businessman of Corey Davis.