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Hosted by Eshawn · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Uncle Eshawn is where real life meets real perspective.As a barber, business owner, and guardian, Eshawn brings unfiltered conversations on culture, responsibility, growth, and everything in between.It’s not about talking just to talk — it’s about saying something that actually means something.Like being in the chair… just recorded.Built on the idea of being more than one thing — a barber, and everything that comes with it.
Eshawn hosts Uncle Eshawn, a education show with 10 episodes published.
For the first time this season, I trade places with the guest. Instead of asking the questions, I’m answering them. Joined by my longtime friend Samantha, someone who’s known me since we met at the Apple Store in 2008, w
Episode 9: Three Pillars Over the last few weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to sit down with three men whose stories are deeply connected to a chapter of San Francisco barbering that helped shape my journey. In this episo
In Episode 8 of Uncle Eshawn, I sit down with barber and longtime Chicago’s Barbershop veteran Ken. We talk about his journey into barbering, the relationships that shaped him, his time at Chicago’s, helping build Attent
In Episode 7 of Uncle Eshawn, I sit down with barber, entrepreneur, and Attention to Detail founder Anton. We talk about his journey into barbering, his years at Chicago’s Barbershop, the leap of faith it took to build h
For the first guest episode of Uncle Eshawn, I sit down with my mentor, Robert Harlin, owner of Chicago’s 2 Barbershop in San Francisco. Over the course of this conversation, Rob shares his journey from Tulsa, Oklahoma,
In Episode 5 of Uncle Eshawn, I reflect on the barbers, mentors, peers, and personalities that helped shape me — not just as a barber, but as a man, creative, and business owner. This episode is about influence, mentorsh
Episode 4 picks up where Part 1 left off. In this episode, I talk about my experience in barber college, the relationships and insecurities that shaped me early on, and eventually stepping into Chicago’s Barbershop — an
In Episode 3 of Uncle Eshawn, I take you through the beginning of my barber journey and the path that led me here. Before the barbershop, before the podcast, and before becoming my own boss, I was trying to figure out wh
In Episode 2 of Uncle Eshawn, I talk about the role and responsibility behind the name. This episode is about becoming a guardian, growing into responsibility, and learning how life can change the way you move through th
In the first episode of Uncle Eshawn, I’m introducing myself and the mindset behind starting this podcast. I talk about taking a leap of faith, asking for forgiveness instead of permission, and stepping into something ne
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Uncle Eshawn is hosted by Eshawn. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 10 episodes.
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