Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and Bishop Fred Harris tackle the growing anger epidemic impacting young people, especially black males under 45. From fatherlessness and poverty to mentorship, boxing therapy, and faith-driven intervention, this episode explores what’s fueling violence — and how purpose, structure, and community can change lives

Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and Bishop Fred Harris tackle the growing anger epidemic impacting young people, especially black males under 45. From fatherlessness and poverty to mentorship, boxing therapy, and faith-driven intervention, this episode explores what&rsquo;s fueling violence &mdash; and how purpose, structure, and community can change lives

We exist to bring awareness to the social and economic factors contributing to the youth epidemic of Black male homicides.

Implement fact-based research and a results-oriented game plan to tackle the social determinants contributing to the deaths and incarceration of Black male youth in America.

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We conceptulize data-driven solutions based on researched facts that Black communities can implement and sustain to Save Our Sons Now!

We exist to bring awareness to the social and economic factors contributing to the youth epidemic of Black male homicides.
Implement fact-based research and a results-oriented game plan to tackle the social determinants contributing to the deaths and incarceration of Black male youth in America.
Values
We conceptulize data-driven solutions based on researched facts that Black communities can implement and sustain to Save Our Sons Now!

1st and 45 with Coach Fitz Hill, Pastor Drew Davis, and Bishop Fred Harris

Identifying social determinates contributing to the homicide epidemic of black males before the age of 45.

Identifying social determinates contributing to the homicide epidemic of black males before the age of 45.

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Summer, Anger, and the Fight for Our Youth | 1st & 45

In this episode of Beyond the Huddle, hosts Zach Rose and Josh Adair welcome Central Arkansas FCA staff member Rick Moppen for a conversation about FCA Camp, faith, competition, and servant leadership.

The team reflects on an incredible week of camp, where hundreds of student-athletes experienced community, competition, and life-changing encounters with Christ. They discuss powerful stories of faith commitments, students sensing a call to ministry, and the importance of creating environments where young people can grow in their relationship with Jesus.

Rick shares why he continues to serve at camp year after year and how even simple tasks—like filling ice bags for the hydration team—play a critical role in helping others succeed. The conversation highlights the difference between a "have to" mindset and a "get to" mindset, encouraging listeners to embrace every opportunity God places before them.

The episode also explores lessons from the FIFA Club World Cup, teamwork, sacrifice, and how God uses both visible and behind-the-scenes roles to make an eternal impact.

In this episode of Beyond the Huddle, hosts Zach Rose and Josh Adair welcome Central Arkansas FCA staff member Rick Moppen for a conversation about FCA Camp, faith, competition, and servant leadership.
The team reflects on an incredible week of camp, where hundreds of student-athletes experienced community, competition, and life-changing encounters with Christ. They discuss powerful stories of faith commitments, students sensing a call to ministry, and the importance of creating environments where young people can grow in their relationship with Jesus.
Rick shares why he continues to serve at camp year after year and how even simple tasks&mdash;like filling ice bags for the hydration team&mdash;play a critical role in helping others succeed. The conversation highlights the difference between a "have to" mindset and a "get to" mindset, encouraging listeners to embrace every opportunity God places before them.
The episode also explores lessons from the FIFA Club World Cup, teamwork, sacrifice, and how God uses both visible and behind-the-scenes roles to make an eternal impact.

FCA Camp Reflections, Faith Commitments & the Power of Serving Behind the Scenes | Beyond the Huddle

In this powerful episode of First and 45, Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and Bishop Fred Harris celebrate life-changing victories while tackling some of the most pressing issues facing young Black men today.

The conversation begins with inspiring stories of formerly incarcerated young men who are being reunited with their families, securing employment, earning GEDs, and discovering new purpose through workforce development and mentorship programs. Coach Fitz shares emotional firsthand accounts of "Operation Extraction," helping young men transition from incarceration to opportunity, while highlighting the critical role of fatherhood, faith, education, and employment in breaking cycles of poverty and violence.

The hosts then examine the growing influence of social media as the "new street corner," discussing how online conflicts, misinformation, cyberbullying, and public humiliation can escalate into real-world violence. Through biblical wisdom and practical insight, they challenge listeners to rethink the value of reputation, reaction, and revenge in a digital world.

The episode also explores the social determinants driving the homicide epidemic among Black males under 45, including fatherlessness, educational failure, poverty, and lack of opportunity. Coach Fitz presents compelling data, discusses the success of the META workforce and education initiatives, and calls for intentional investments in prevention, intervention, and diversion programs that create pathways to hope rather than incarceration.

This episode is a powerful reminder that transformation is possible, second chances matter, and communities can change when faith, mentorship, education, and opportunity come together.

In this powerful episode of First and 45, Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and Bishop Fred Harris celebrate life-changing victories while tackling some of the most pressing issues facing young Black men today.
The conversation begins with inspiring stories of formerly incarcerated young men who are being reunited with their families, securing employment, earning GEDs, and discovering new purpose through workforce development and mentorship programs. Coach Fitz shares emotional firsthand accounts of "Operation Extraction," helping young men transition from incarceration to opportunity, while highlighting the critical role of fatherhood, faith, education, and employment in breaking cycles of poverty and violence.
The hosts then examine the growing influence of social media as the "new street corner," discussing how online conflicts, misinformation, cyberbullying, and public humiliation can escalate into real-world violence. Through biblical wisdom and practical insight, they challenge listeners to rethink the value of reputation, reaction, and revenge in a digital world.
The episode also explores the social determinants driving the homicide epidemic among Black males under 45, including fatherlessness, educational failure, poverty, and lack of opportunity. Coach Fitz presents compelling data, discusses the success of the META workforce and education initiatives, and calls for intentional investments in prevention, intervention, and diversion programs that create pathways to hope rather than incarceration.
This episode is a powerful reminder that transformation is possible, second chances matter, and communities can change when faith, mentorship, education, and opportunity come together.

From the Street Corner to Social Media: Creating Hope, Preventing Violence, and Transforming Young Lives- June 9 2026

In this episode of First and 45, Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and guests discuss the power of prevention over punishment. From education and vocational training to arts programs, mentorship, and early intervention, the conversation explores practical solutions to reduce incarceration, violence, and poverty among young people. Hear inspiring stories of youth transforming their futures through opportunity, accountability, and community support. This episode highlights why investing in prevention today can change lives for generations to come.

In this episode of First and 45, Coach Fitz Hill, Dr. Drew Davis, and guests discuss the power of prevention over punishment. From education and vocational training to arts programs, mentorship, and early intervention, the conversation explores practical solutions to reduce incarceration, violence, and poverty among young people. Hear inspiring stories of youth transforming their futures through opportunity, accountability, and community support. This episode highlights why investing in prevention today can change lives for generations to come.

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