This October, a remarkable true story comes to the big screen. I have Tourette syndrome, and it makes me tick. In the film, critics are calling powerful and life-affirming. The problem is that people don't know enough about Tourette's. I can sit here, but I can help this lad. Laugh out loud, funny and uplifting. That young man would not harm a fly, and he makes a damn fine cup of tea. With a brilliant lead performance, it's unmissable. Starring Robert Arameo, Maxine P, Peter Mullen and Shirley Henderson, I swear in Cinemas October 10. Champ, welcome to Lockton, man. We've been talking about doing this for a while now and I'm glad we were able to set it up. Absolutely, man. First and foremost, thank you for the

opportunity. I've been watching your show for a while now. Definitely falls in line with who I am

and where I come from and what I do at this point. And you are a inspiration. Just letting you know that,

you know, coming from prison, coming out here, getting to it immediately, you know, going through the ups and downs of life and figuring it out. You know what I mean? And now you're here in such a lovely place, big-ass platform. I love it, man. Thanks for having me. Thank you, brother. I appreciate it, man. That's

what it's all about. And then plug the name of your show in at the top of this episode, too.

Yeah, so my show is called Spin the Yard. It's on YouTube under my Champion Style TV YouTube page.

You can follow me on Instagram at Champion Style TV.TV. You can follow spin dot the yard on Instagram.

And that's that.

Awesome.

Yeah, and Facebook too, obviously under my real name, Michael Smith Baker.

Okay, perfect.

And we'll have that all linked down in the description of this episode for the audience, too.

Did you grow up in New York?

Yes.

I grew up in Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York.

It's the projects, conventional hood, you know, to live in in New York City.

It's actually called this, I think it's the biggest projects in Brooklyn, New York

compared to Queensbridge in Queens, New York, which is the biggest throughout the five boroughs.

I grew up there for a little while. Initially, I was living in Park Slope, Brooklyn, like me, my grandmother, my aunts, my mother, my uncle Ross,

we all lived under the same roof with my grandmother.

And my mother had me when she was like 15 years old.

And my mother did not want to have me, right?

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