Andre Norman "The Ambassador of Hope" On Perseverance, Healing & Life After Prison |

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In this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Andre Norman walks Michael Mogill through the roots of his past trauma and how it led him down a violent path, which eventually got Andre sentenced to over 100 years in prison. While serving time, an epiphany brought him out from behind bars and into Harvard University. He is now known as the "The Ambassador Of Hope" and is helping thousands heal worldwide.
Andre Norman's childhood lacked the basic necessities that every kid needs to thrive in the world: "clean socks, good guidance, and someone able to help him heal his trauma."
Key Moments:
00:01 | Why Andre Norman Wrote: Ambassador of Hope: Turning Poverty and Prison into a Purpose-Driven Life
02:40 | Andre Norman Explains His Experience As A Prison Boss
11:08 | Andre Norman Explains How His Upbringing Lead Him To Prison
26:25 | Andre Norman Explains Who Mentored Him As A Child
27:50 | Andre Norman Explains How Inmates Survive Maximum Security Prisons
30:55 | The Moment Andre Norman Decided To Change His Life
41:52 | Why Andre Norman Has Dedicated His Life To Saving Lives
46:15 | How Andre Norman Improved Roosevelt High School In Just A Few Months
51:53 | Andre Norman Explains How America Can Begin To Heal Its Broken Systems
01:07:24 | Andre Norman Explains How We Can Begin To Heal Mass Incarceration In America
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@ladee1017 Год назад

I came across him on TikTok and was intrigued to know more about his story. At first I kept asking myself why was I listening to him because he’d been to prison and I hadn’t. That was all I heard but I kept listening and I remained open and I’m so glad I did. He dropped so many jewels. One being “success is not success without a successor”.

@RickyandGandi 11 месяцев назад

🙌🏽

@tyronewilliams6855 7 месяцев назад

That's the exact same reason I watched this. Great story!

@ogstatus2507 4 месяца назад

Sounds like he had to make a choice of killing his right hand man but he didn't do it

@patrickweaver5290 4 месяца назад

So what were saying is it's ok to murder , steal and generally be a terrible person but then u can leave jail and now ur a good person, give me a break if he lost everything tomorrow he would be back to crime.

@shannonkettle2209 Год назад

I found Andra’s story because of my son who is in prison right now. He suggested I listen to him. My son is so much more intelligent than he will ever realize, he has a good heart and he often comes across the information like this that always blows me away and never forget it. I love my son very much, he’s just had a very hard life.

@ramseybedford5345 Год назад

God bless your heart , your son, and your household. Peace be with you. I needed to hear what you felt for your boy, and what you said about him. Thank you for sharing that. My mom threw me away , and gave up on me, don't ever give up. It takes what it takes for some of us. I wish I could talk to my mom so bad. Don't quit 5 seconds before the miracle happens.

@sjones3191 Год назад

@@ramseybedford5345 it’s not quitting but saving yourself. I have 6 sons, of that 2 are grown. We have been through so much. But anyone hurting us doesn’t value us. I love them enough to distance myself. I didn’t receive all of the support that some people do but I did my best and a darn good job whether it stuck or not.

@ingridmcfarlane8348 6 месяцев назад

Hi Shannon. I am in the same situation you are right now. It's very very hard for me and my family, as I'm sure it is for you. Yes, our sons are kings, wise, smart, but just got caught in the snare of the fowler. I pray for your peace and for your son's safety and blessings

@stevem7137 Год назад

“Somebody let you down, they haven’t been their for you and it hurts”

@shannonkettle2209 Год назад

We all need each other. God bless you and keep you safe. I don’t know you personally and I’m just an old woman, but just for the record, I do care

@SleepySriracha Год назад

Glad I found this Tiktok amazing story.

@CrispGrowth Год назад

Us too!

@petekaras8587 Год назад

@@CrispGrowth😅😊😅😅😅😊

@ericgarner8944 Год назад

I was Dre's cellmate for a few months in the early 90's..I was just a child then..I learned alot in those few months..I understand branding and marketing from having the terms introduced to me on a message board in our cell..I always tell anyone that asks how valuable those days were for me..

@treelyons4788 6 месяцев назад

This man testimony is AMAZING!!! His prophecy is profound!!! Success is not success without an successor 🙌🏾 This!!!🪦 Harvard Fellow Honorable Son Ended Mass incarceration

@ChuchuJS Год назад

How does this podcast not hit more than a million ? That’s the reason why we have few billionaires people get bored with knowledge and excited to exciting fictional characters.. Amazing interview

@dvader2004 Год назад

Once he said "he went to the person on the grill and said make him 2" I knew he was lieing😂😂😂

@cincomxntana3938 8 месяцев назад

Finally I’m not alone 🤣 dude definitely should write a movie his stories like a dam fast and furious movie graphics included 🤣🤣🤣

@justingrabowski8142 7 месяцев назад

How do you know he’s lying? Can you support that claim? No, you can’t. I’ve known dudes like him behind the wall

@djroberts-hw7eq 5 месяцев назад

funniest part was when he also knew what the guy said to his wife on the phone all while being shut inside his office 🤣🤣🤣

@byronbass1370 4 месяца назад

@@justingrabowski8142because iv been to prison. Not how it works, don’t matter if your eme or ab. Dont be so naive, he a liar

@MaxxGhost1 4 месяца назад

It was a hypothetic assumption of the guy’s actions. Not that he heard the exact conversation.

@lennoxrodney3403 8 месяцев назад

“Success is not success, without a successor.” Words hit nice.

@allpointsdistribution447 7 месяцев назад

If any individual in captivity can give a head nod and the overseers open the gate it’s more to it than that.

@kendonhines Год назад

TikTok brought me here and I’ll glad it did, this was dope

@Lokiofwz Год назад

If you're seeing this video, That means ur being CORRECT so to you I SALUTE.

@Earlybird4theworm 4 месяца назад

This interview prompted me to read two books I was gifted and never read. Thursday January 11th 2024 Power & Anger Thanks 😅 Wish I could call this guy and or meet him, but I’m sure he’s hella busy 💪🏾

@Ibs123 Год назад

This guy should never have gone to prison, he’s very well spoken and articulate and what he says makes sense. He should be very proud of himself…

@xDaviluv Год назад

This is the stuff I am interested in. We’ve all gone through hell but there is always hope.

@CrispGrowth Год назад

yes ♥

@avib4850 Год назад

People need to hear this

@davidpykee Год назад

Came here from the burger clip from tiktok

@Cowboy_Slow Год назад

I work at the prison when I was 21. He telling the truth guys that was lock up told me I don’t have worry about them. I would have to worry about officers bringing in contraband. Boy was they telling the truth. I learned who ran zone in each building and who was over then. If there was a problem on the zone they dealt with it. To them you locked up with them not the other way around.

@NB-nh2sf Год назад

It's so wild to be a prisoner and think you run it. That's the mentality and ego that destroys our communities....Everyone thinks they're running something but actually they're just a criminal. You wake up when they wants you eat when they want they lock you down when you want. Obviously that cook guy wasn't aware that he actually had the authority.

@justingrabowski8142 7 месяцев назад

I’m gonna go out on a limb and say you’ve never been behind the wall.

@sheritamitchell1036 Год назад

"Just doing stuff with no understanding".... PROFOUND!

@owenmason8437 Год назад

46:00 Roosevelt high school

@Dylan-tt3ic Год назад

The youtube algorithm helped me find this podcast. Great story!

@nem6ix 4 месяца назад

He understands he’s purpose from his parents. I felt that.

@terrencemckinney3923 Год назад

Insightful and powerful. They always want to demonize the finished product and not acknowledge the circumstances that they play a big role in creating

@dazd7502 Год назад

Amazing interview, this intervention program can be run in all western nations.

@o.gmanman9665 Год назад

Really powerful interview, it opened my eyes to alot . I needed this

@CrispGrowth Год назад

We are happy you found it helpful 🔥

@jimmythompson5822 Год назад

God works so swiftly. Bless this man. Thanks you Lord for giving him a second chance.

@americanboxingfan1162 Год назад

Hallelujah! God bless you Andre!

@josephcostello684 7 месяцев назад

I have never been to prison as an inmate but I worked as a maintenance mechanic for PA Correctional Facility Services. I worked in 5 different facilities. Now I don’t know what happens inside the pods, but I can tell you for certain the turnkey is not unlocking that door for Kitchen access to an inmate who is not on a work detail period. There are 3 strict meal times for inmates and outside of them times the C.O.’s and prison staff use the same kitchens, eat the same food, they do have their own cafeteria/lounge area, but it is connected by the same common hall as the inmate cafeteria. I ate there almost daily, saved money on lunch because it was provided by the state at no cost to employees. And I worked 2nd and 3rd shift as to limit times outside of lockdown. Never once had I seen an inmate granted such privilege in over 7 years that I worked there. I think he seen this in a movie😂

@mintamearaself799 6 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same thing. He’s a talker. So arrogant and unbelievable. 😂

@djroberts-hw7eq 5 месяцев назад

this guys a clown 😂😂

@shirleyashanti3031 10 дней назад

U don't know what happened on that 1st shift.

@kydenthurston9582 Год назад

Train up a child in the way he should go.

@richardmasters2045 Год назад

This man is doing the Lord's work for real 🙏

@georgeowura3541 Год назад

why this video doesn't have a million or more views amaze me. Is crazy that contents like this is not promoted for everyone to see it. Thanks Andre, god richly bless you

@RickyandGandi 11 месяцев назад

Thank goodness for TikTok.

@RickyandGandi 11 месяцев назад

It’s the title. If it said something about King Pin, people would stop and watch.

@Sheenovastee 4 месяца назад

Found your story at the right time. I'm studying, trying to transition into a tech career and the thought of quitting kills me but I get so overwhelmed by how much I have to learn and apply.

@arakiozakaki Год назад

beautiful. just beautiful. i need all my friends to listen to this

@StanleyNJK Год назад

This ought to go viral. A lot of folks and young kids needs to listen to this interview. Ownership mindset, making us feel we all need to hold ourselves accountable for whatever reasons or situation.

@pamelantx 7 месяцев назад

What an uplifting story . Something we all need right now. I’ve been to prison I’ve lived some of what he’s saying. Getting to hear there is another side, more to the story and nobody is a lost cause. Hats off to this man and may he keep on keeping on!!! 💕🫶🙏

@vanessathompson6185 Год назад

Wow! Great men come from various backgrounds.

@erronbrown2690 8 месяцев назад

I needed to hear this and I think God waited for him to say it to let me listen because I’ve heard this before but never listened ❤

@sidneyhaha1411 11 месяцев назад

Yall please listen to this man I've watched way too many of my students that I love and care about go down a path that isnt their greatness because of either friends or role models and it kills us teachers that care to watch a kid who could reach greatness not believe in themselves or not have the best role models and go down the wrong path and throw away their greatness.

@ToddHalfbreedBaker Год назад

Surprised this isn't popping off. Wild interview

@kjwilliams100 Год назад

Saw him on TikTok and wanted to know more. So glad I did

@ramseybedford5345 Год назад

Andre, is a game, changer. Thank you so much. You'll never know how much I needed to hear this. Again, thank you

@CrispGrowth Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@arelismatias375 Год назад

Thank you TikTok for bringing me to this interview. Absolutely amazing!! 👏🏼❤️

@zozoszn575 6 месяцев назад

As a 24 young black nigga all the young rebel shit aside dude can stop the killing in the black on black crime Chicago, NY, cali everywhere 27 n younger neeeeeedddd to watch this

@ericandrekopoulos Год назад

This could hit soft spots for millions.

@evonhammond6927 Год назад

Powerful story saw this guy on TikTok so glad so many life gems

@enjolireyes643 Год назад

Shared this… hope my family and friends see this and LISTEN!

@Omatmani Год назад

Waoh! Just waoh. God bless you Andre. Keep up the good work.

@Elite_gospel_girl 7 месяцев назад

This is such a great interview. Much respect for this guy for Turing his life around and helping other ❤

@Maurayne Год назад

As an educator I can tell you that you can ALWAYS tell the difference between a student who went to preschool and those who didn’t. They’re just different.

@casualfan197 Год назад

Thank you for not putting ads on this podcast… this opened up my eyes crazy stories but also inspiring

@julieharris6707 Год назад

His story is real when a mother raises her son alone and the father halfway there. When children don't feel heard or understand and Love they lack support and will go inthe wrong direction.

@joeblack737 Год назад

This guy looks like my twin brother and my story is so similar I need to take my manuscript of my book off the shelf!

@junisfletcher3862 Год назад

Awesome interview. Shout out Andre 💪🏾

@puneetpuri2758 Год назад

So much rationale! Way to go Andre

@anonymemphis Год назад

How does this not have more views? I've seen the shorts all over youtube several times over. This is the first time I was able to find the full podcast. There has to be a better way to advertise it. I will share it where possible.

@johntaviousslaton80 7 месяцев назад

Because it seems so fairytale. Most who are commenting never been to prison. I’ve been to federal prison and there’s no way the fbop ( federal bureau of prison) is kicking nobody out. They got something called the MAX which is underground. Some of the things are going on but that kitchen deal 😂 I don’t believe it.

@therealsuadelove Год назад

Beautiful story and character salute to you and this platform for having you

@BigLongJohnson79 Год назад

Beautiful interviews he’s helping a hell of a lot of ppl

@stunnala736 Год назад

I love this show i saw it on TikTok now I’m here listening to your podcast now

@ibrahim5alid513 Год назад

Just thanks 🙏🏽

@jbroome51791 Год назад

Great interview!

@mialilrob.. 5 месяцев назад

This was a masterpiece!!

@roypettigrew6453 Год назад

Entertainment vs a guide to live. I feel that one.

@originalman3951 Год назад

"POWERFUL WORDS"

@jordandavenport1209 8 месяцев назад

When I start my podcast called “things that didn’t happen” he’s gonna be my first guest

@silviugheorghe7118 Год назад

This podcast is 🤩

@zu_zu2193 8 месяцев назад

He was actually the cook

@cincomxntana3938 8 месяцев назад

🤣🤣🤣 more believable. Cooking burgers for the staff and imagination ran wild

@bkantorski 5 месяцев назад

so happy i came across this

@MugendiAZoka 7 месяцев назад

Keep up the good work 👏🏽

@mmutuyimana1 7 месяцев назад

Powerful stuff!

@qman313 7 месяцев назад

Great podcast!

@Conlloyd Год назад

This was an absolutely compelling interview. The weight of the words of Andre Norman was real and this was a golden one! Very informative! Lovely editing as well!

@davidtrent1245 9 месяцев назад

I love this interview. #chicagowestside

@beasteurope7844 7 месяцев назад

This is inspirational 😮❤❤

@jordaircooke7618 Год назад

Only thing different between the Shot callers is the president doesn't call the shots he a puppet.

@tracysteele95 Год назад

“I work on keeping people alive “ *8 counts of attempted murder*😭

@creatvambition1090 Год назад

Sheeeesh 😬😬😂🤣

@WAstEDxLaMA Год назад

I am so grateful that I stumbled upon this man and his story. Saw the whole thing in one sitting and teared up several times! This man is on fire. God bless him and his story

@Coachjhibb65 3 месяца назад

Same!! 😭👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@bigoleslimeball4am29 8 месяцев назад

I’m 24 came pass this story from a short were it was a lot of young people not getting the mission a lot of this hit home I never able to express myself I always felt like I did shit to fit in I’m just not going to wait until it’s to late

@TheSchauer Год назад

Very interesting man

@memphis10camaros Год назад

Everything comes from your childhood

@Lovaaahhh Год назад

Are the podcasts available on the tablets yet?

@baileyosborn8724 Год назад

Trumpet won’t ever leave you or tell you that you aren’t good enough

@DP-lx1jn Год назад

Dang only 400 views. Interesting…. thanks RU-vid

@tristandavidmanley8150 Год назад

Not a Buddhist or anything, but this man seems to fit the bill of a reincarnation of a great soul who did some problematic things and was dealt a shit hand by karmic justice. One of those "touched by the Gods" dudes. He is the main character.