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And here we are back again for another episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan.

With me, your host, Cam Jordan.

I've got my dog, a guy who I played with, a man who I've seen not only the passion, the inspiration,

the integrity of holding the game down and so many different facets.

A pro bowler, two times football champion with two different teams.

It's his hometown Eagles, my New Orleans Saints, my dog, Malcolm Jenkins,

played 13 years of NFL, founder of the Malcolm Jenkins Foundation,

as well as the Broad Street Ventures VC Fund. The man just accomplished his side quest. I just saw him two weeks ago, just taking pictures of live game in New Orleans. I was like, yo, oh, you came here to work, work. He's got a little photographer vest on. I'm like, okay, he's just accomplishing side quest. So this is a game to him. Okay, life is a game and he's bawling out of control. On and off the field, the man knows how to be relentless. It's time for this week's drive for success. Conversation presented by Toyota, let's go places. You've also got, you know, beyond being an activist and I see you on like the Wall Street Journal page pop-ups every now and again, you've got what we call a sub-stack. Sub-stack, yeah. Yeah, yeah. What exactly is a sub-stack? Because I know a lot of words. I'm not going to say like, hey, I pride myself on being knowledgeable across a board of different items, but I feel like I am. And a substack meant

absolutely nothing to me. So substack is just another social platform. It's essentially a

newsletter, right? So instead of it being small captions and photos and things like that, like

Instagram, it really started with a bunch of writers who do long-form essays, thought pieces,

you know, poetry, all kind of stuff like that, which is right up my alley. Once I wrote my memoir, What Windows Won't

Tell You, writing really became one of my favorite mediums to communicate. And so I found I really

gravitated to that platform after the Super Bowl in New Orleans this past year, I got really inspired

to just put my thoughts out there on how I see the game, this new phase of life and how I'm

taking all of the experiences I had in football and applying it to this new wide open frontier

that is, you know, retirement from sports.

So it's like Pinterest meets Facebook for...

A little more, a little more elevated than that.

But yeah, you know, how do you want to see it?

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