Barack Obama: The 44th President of The United States on values, leadership, family, sports & future of America, talks evolution of black QBs in the NFL, bond with wife Michelle, his daughters and empowering all of us to Vote!
"What I'm constantly trying to do is to expose people to how stuff works, and let them know that they have power and they have agency. Any person and any young man that I meet is...you have power. And the question is, how can you use it?" Over two years ago when we set out to start The Pivot Podcast, We wanted it to…
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