Not A Damn Chance! Podcast

Multi-platinum artist Mike Posner sits down with Neen Williams and Phillip Frankland Lee for a deeply honest conversation about faith, depression, sobriety, and redefining success.Mike shares how growing up secular shaped his worldview, how music helped him feel seen, and the inner work that followed fame. He opens up about AA, mental health practices, gratitude, and why success isn’t about money. The episode also explores extreme moments that changed his perspective—walking across America, getting bitten by a rattlesnake, and facing death on Mount Everest.A grounded conversation about becoming human, writing your own rules for success, and what truly matters in the long run.

Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 34

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Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:06:03 - Religion, Faith, and AA

00:10:24 - Growing Up Secular Humanistic

00:12:02 - Music Has Always Been In Me

00:15:08 - I Felt Seen With Music

00:23:31 - The "Wednesday" Song

00:34:24 - Dealing With Depression

00:40:36 - Implementing Healthy Mindset Practices

00:42:54 - How I Became A Multi-Platinum Artist

00:56:35 - The Wheel Of Life

01:11:22 - Learning To Be Human

01:21:49 - "I'm Gonna Walk Across America"

01:28:59 - Getting Bit By A Rattlesnake

01:39:23 - Facing Death On Mt. Everest

01:41:45 - What Does Life Look Like In 10 Years?
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On this episode of NADC, hosts Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams flip the format as Neen steps into the guest seat for a raw, reflective conversation on discipline, sacrifice, and longevity.
Neen breaks down how he was introduced to skateboarding, the decision to stop school and go all-in, and what it really took to climb the ranks in professional skating. He opens up about his first major injury, the unseen problems that come with success, and the internal guilt that hits when you feel like you’re not doing enough.
The conversation digs into fully committing to your craft, closing the door on distractions, learning through failure, and why taking care of your body and health is non-negotiable. Neen also talks about his transition into coaching and what purpose looks like after reaching the top.
This episode is about focus, self-accountability, and building a life that actually lasts.
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Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 33

Intro By: DREAMROOM PICTURES

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Chapters
00:00:00 - Intro
00:06:26 - Being Introduced To Skating
00:17:37 - You Just Need To Focus On You
00:21:25 - Stopping School To Skate
00:25:16 - Climbing The Ladder In Skating
00:28:43 - My First Tragic Injury
00:35:17 - Fully Committing To Skating
00:43:09 - Problems You Can't See
00:46:23 - Dealing With Internal Guilt From Slacking
00:51:02 - Closing The Door On Partying
01:05:41 - I Needed To Experience The Failure
01:11:20 - My New Career As A Coach
01:19:32 - Am I Not Doing Enough?
01:32:25 - Eat Healthy!
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Neen Williams flips the script and interviews his co-host, chef Phillip Frankland Lee. Phillip opens up about his origins, his 8th-grade band audition grind, and the moment he first saw real money. He shares how he became obsessed with food, the lessons the industry taught him, and the emotional lows—crying in the kitchen, dropping out of culinary school, and pushing himself to earn 10 years of experience in 5.Phillip also talks about building his award-winning restaurant group, earning a Michelin star, and creating his now-famous sushi concepts that have lines out the door. Plus, he breaks down opening a restaurant in just one week and the whirlwind that followed when Joe Rogan posted about their spot.

Not A Damn Chance Ep. 32

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Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:03:43 - Phillip's Origins

00:10:00 - Auditioning In 8th Grade For A Band

00:18:41 - Seeing Real Money For The First Time

00:31:27 - Obsessed With Food and Experiencing the Industry

00:37:34 - Crying In The Kitchen

00:39:24 - Deciding To Drop Out Of Culinary School

00:45:14 - Getting 10 Years Of Experience in 5 Years

00:51:07 - Deciding To Propose to My Ex

00:59:29 - Being Shutdown With No Way Out

01:09:28 - "When One Door Closes Another One Magically Opens."

01:21:01 - Opening A Restaurant In One Week

01:27:02 - Joe Rogan Posting About Our Restaurant
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On this episode of the NADC Podcast, hosts Neen Williams and Phillip Frankland Lee sit down with bestselling author Ryan Holiday for a grounded, no-nonsense look at mastery, discipline, and the long road to real success. Ryan dismantles the “10,000-hour” myth, explains why mastering something isn’t the same as being successful at it, and makes the blunt case that if you’re in it for money, you’re already lost.
They dig into the irony of success, why starting feels like you’re already behind, how to find the right teacher, and how Ryan first found Stoicism. He also shares why his latest book wasn’t even his idea and what new projects he’s building now—before closing on why Stoicism matters more than ever.

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• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RyanHolidayOfficial
• Website: https://ryanholiday.net

Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 31

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Chapters
00:00:00 - Intro
00:05:10 - How Long Does Success Take?
00:18:30 - The Beginning Is Actually The End
00:22:39 - Find The Right Teacher
00:30:17 - You're Start Is Actually 20 Steps Back
00:41:19 - Finding Stoicism
00:52:39 - The Book Wasn't My Idea
01:05:24 - What Are The New Projects?
01:16:03 - Why Do We Need Stoicism Now?
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On this episode of the NADC Podcast, Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams sit down with athlete and entrepreneur Eric Hinman to unpack the habits, mindset, and discipline behind his success. Eric shares how his active childhood shaped his drive, why optimism is a skill, the shift from competition to daily repetition, and the balance between strength and longevity. He opens up about catching himself making excuses, building environments that create opportunity, managing big projects, and what purposeful progress really looks like. A conversation about living with intention—and sustaining it.Eric Hinman:http://erichinman.comhttp://instagram.com/erichinmanhttp://youtube.com/@ehinman

Not A Damn Chance! Podcast Ep. 30

Intro By: DREAMROOM PICTURES

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Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:21 - Eric's Active Childhood

00:10:26 - I've Always Had A Drive

00:21:01 - Keeping An Optimistic Mindset

00:31:06 - Moving From Competition To Repetition

00:36:20 - Strength Training Vs. Cardio

00:41:29 - Finding Myself Making Excuses

00:52:01 - "Use It, or Lose It!"

01:02:06 - Create An Experience To Create Opportunity

01:13:27 - "Space Out Your Dopamine Hits!"

01:22:13 - How Do You Process Large Projects?

01:27:34 - What Is Purposeful Progress?

01:40:15 - Where Do You See Yourself In 10 years?
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