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Published by Imamu Tomlinson, MD
The Less Than One Percent podcast series brings together leaders and visionaries redefining what it means to inspire change. From pioneers in music and sports to groundbreaking thinkers, each episode dives into stories of resilience, success, and innovation.
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Solome Tibebu, founder of Behavioral Health Tech, joins Less Than One Percent to talk about her journey with OCD and anxiety, building a thriving behavioral health community, and discovering that community building is her superpower. Solome shares what anxiety looked like for her growing up, why OCD can be difficult to talk about, and how finding clinicians specifically trained in exposure and response prevention changed her approach to managing the condition. This is how Solome Tibebu disrupted the expectations around anxiety and turned a personal challenge into a larger mission. Join us this September at Behavioral Health Tech! As a listener of Less Than One Percent, you can get $300 off your ticket: just use code LessThanOnePercent2026 when registering. Secure your spot now at https://www.behavioralhealthtech.com/pre-registration and be part of the #1 event shaping the future of behavioral health.
Solome Tibebu, founder of Behavioral Health Tech, joins Less Than One Percent to talk about her journey with OCD and anxiety, building a thriving behavioral health community, and discovering that community building is her superpower. Solome shares what anxiety looked like for her growing up, why OCD can be difficult to talk about, and how finding clinicians specifically trained in exposure and response prevention changed her approach to managing the condition. This is how Solome Tibebu disrupted the expectations around anxiety and turned a personal challenge into a larger mission. Join us this September at Behavioral Health Tech! As a listener of Less Than One Percent, you can get $300 off your ticket: just use code LessThanOnePercent2026 when registering. Secure your spot now at https://www.behavioralhealthtech.com/pre-registration and be part of the #1 event shaping the future of behavioral health.
Dr. Russell J. Ledet went from working as a security guard in a hospital to becoming an MD, PhD, MBA, pediatrician, adult psychiatrist and child psychiatrist. Today, Dr. Ledet uses his experience in medicine, psychiatry, and his own childhood to help our youth and families understand mental health in a language that feels real. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Ledet talks about authenticity, proving doubters wrong, parenting, screen time, emotional regulation, asking for help, vulnerability and the importance of seeing yourself in the people you aspire to become. This is how Russell J. Ledet disrupted the expectations placed on him.
Dr. Russell J. Ledet went from working as a security guard in a hospital to becoming an MD, PhD, MBA, pediatrician, adult psychiatrist and child psychiatrist. Today, Dr. Ledet uses his experience in medicine, psychiatry, and his own childhood to help our youth and families understand mental health in a language that feels real. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Ledet talks about authenticity, proving doubters wrong, parenting, screen time, emotional regulation, asking for help, vulnerability and the importance of seeing yourself in the people you aspire to become. This is how Russell J. Ledet disrupted the expectations placed on him.
Lee Merritt is a civil rights attorney known for representing victims and families impacted by police violence and racialized violence. But his journey to becoming an advocate for justice was anything but conventional. After being expelled from school, placed in a Marine Institute, and told he was an “at-risk” youth with a 0.333 GPA, Lee went to Morehouse College, law school, and began a career challenging systems of injustice. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Lee shares the experiences that shaped him, the stereotypes and boxes he has had to push against, and why he refuses to let fear stop him. The conversation also explores the mission behind policing, the impact of police violence on young Black men, mental health, and mentorship. This is how Lee Merritt disrupted the boxes people placed around him—and turned being counted out into a reason to keep pushing forward.
Lee Merritt is a civil rights attorney known for representing victims and families impacted by police violence and racialized violence. But his journey to becoming an advocate for justice was anything but conventional. After being expelled from school, placed in a Marine Institute, and told he was an “at-risk” youth with a 0.333 GPA, Lee went to Morehouse College, law school, and began a career challenging systems of injustice. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Lee shares the experiences that shaped him, the stereotypes and boxes he has had to push against, and why he refuses to let fear stop him. The conversation also explores the mission behind policing, the impact of police violence on young Black men, mental health, and mentorship. This is how Lee Merritt disrupted the boxes people placed around him—and turned being counted out into a reason to keep pushing forward.
Jeffrey Stevenson is a professional saxophonist, creator, educator, and former meteorologist who took a leap of faith to build a career around music. Jeffrey's journey isn't about finding success as a musician. It's about learning to move past self-doubt, letting go of perfectionism, and realizing that you don't have to be the best at something to make it meaningful. On this episode of Less Than One Percent, Jeffrey opens up about choosing music over meteorology, building a career through social media, the pressure of comparing yourself to better musicians, finding his unique sound, and why his biggest measure of success is happiness. This is how Jeffrey Stevenson disrupted the traditional path to a career in music.
Jeffrey Stevenson is a professional saxophonist, creator, educator, and former meteorologist who took a leap of faith to build a career around music. Jeffrey's journey isn't about finding success as a musician. It's about learning to move past self-doubt, letting go of perfectionism, and realizing that you don't have to be the best at something to make it meaningful. On this episode of Less Than One Percent, Jeffrey opens up about choosing music over meteorology, building a career through social media, the pressure of comparing yourself to better musicians, finding his unique sound, and why his biggest measure of success is happiness. This is how Jeffrey Stevenson disrupted the traditional path to a career in music.
Dr. Judith Joseph is a psychiatrist, mental health expert, and one of the most influential physician creators online. As the only physician on the TIME100 Creator list and a TikTok Top 50 creator, she has built a platform around making complex mental health topics understandable, relatable, and grounded in evidence. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Judith Joseph talks about high-functioning depression, the pressure high achievers put on themselves, her Caribbean upbringing, and why evidence-based mental health information matters in an age of social media misinformation. This is how Dr. Judith Joseph disrupted psychiatry by bringing credible mental health education to millions of people.
Dr. Judith Joseph is a psychiatrist, mental health expert, and one of the most influential physician creators online. As the only physician on the TIME100 Creator list and a TikTok Top 50 creator, she has built a platform around making complex mental health topics understandable, relatable, and grounded in evidence. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Judith Joseph talks about high-functioning depression, the pressure high achievers put on themselves, her Caribbean upbringing, and why evidence-based mental health information matters in an age of social media misinformation. This is how Dr. Judith Joseph disrupted psychiatry by bringing credible mental health education to millions of people.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Apryl opens up about the experiences that shaped her, from being raised by her grandmother in Cincinnati to navigating family separation, loss, motherhood, public scrutiny and life in the entertainment industry. She also shares why she refuses to live as a victim, how she learned to walk away from toxic situations, and why being present and choosing love matter more than external success. This is how Apryl Jones disrupted the expectations placed on her and learned to live unapologetically in her truth.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Apryl opens up about the experiences that shaped her, from being raised by her grandmother in Cincinnati to navigating family separation, loss, motherhood, public scrutiny and life in the entertainment industry. She also shares why she refuses to live as a victim, how she learned to walk away from toxic situations, and why being present and choosing love matter more than external success. This is how Apryl Jones disrupted the expectations placed on her and learned to live unapologetically in her truth.
Thaddeus Bullard, better known to many as WWE Superstar Titus O'Neil, has built a career around turning unexpected opportunities, setbacks, and relationships into lasting impact. From growing up in challenging circumstances to becoming a professional athlete, WWE star, philanthropist, father and community leader, his journey is anything but linear. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Thaddeus and Mu talk about what it means to be underestimated, why getting told "no" can become a gift, how to turn adversity into opportunity, and why true wealth is measured in more than money. This is how Thaddeus Bullard disrupted the traditional definition of success.
Thaddeus Bullard, better known to many as WWE Superstar Titus O'Neil, has built a career around turning unexpected opportunities, setbacks, and relationships into lasting impact. From growing up in challenging circumstances to becoming a professional athlete, WWE star, philanthropist, father and community leader, his journey is anything but linear. In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Thaddeus and Mu talk about what it means to be underestimated, why getting told "no" can become a gift, how to turn adversity into opportunity, and why true wealth is measured in more than money. This is how Thaddeus Bullard disrupted the traditional definition of success.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, author and innovation leader, Kevin Bethune shares how curiosity, creativity, and embracing the unexpected helped him bridge engineering, business, and design to become one of today's leading voices on innovation. From engineering and nuclear power to designing for Jordan Brand at Nike, Kevin has built a career by refusing to fit into a single box. Along the way, he discusses why design is far more than aesthetics, how diverse experiences create better leaders, why failure is an essential part of growth, and how nonlinear thinking can unlock breakthroughs in business, healthcare, and life. This is how Kevin Bethune disrupted conventional thinking.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, author and innovation leader, Kevin Bethune shares how curiosity, creativity, and embracing the unexpected helped him bridge engineering, business, and design to become one of today's leading voices on innovation. From engineering and nuclear power to designing for Jordan Brand at Nike, Kevin has built a career by refusing to fit into a single box. Along the way, he discusses why design is far more than aesthetics, how diverse experiences create better leaders, why failure is an essential part of growth, and how nonlinear thinking can unlock breakthroughs in business, healthcare, and life. This is how Kevin Bethune disrupted conventional thinking.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Imamu 'Mu' Tomlinson sits down with Trew The Star for an inspiring conversation about resilience, purpose, creativity, and building a legacy that lasts far beyond music. Trew The Star opens up about growing up through hardship, honoring his mother's dream, and how his journey on American Idol became far more than a singing competition. Instead of chasing fame, he's building his career on his own terms. This is how Trew The Star disrupted the traditional path to success after American Idol.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Imamu 'Mu' Tomlinson sits down with Trew The Star for an inspiring conversation about resilience, purpose, creativity, and building a legacy that lasts far beyond music. Trew The Star opens up about growing up through hardship, honoring his mother's dream, and how his journey on American Idol became far more than a singing competition. Instead of chasing fame, he's building his career on his own terms. This is how Trew The Star disrupted the traditional path to success after American Idol.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Mitchell sits down with Mu to reveal how failed public policy prints itself directly onto his autopsy table. He exposes the massive tracking gaps surrounding inmate health and death in custody. Dr. Roger Mitchell Jr. has spent his entire career operating where medicine, systemic policy, and human rights collide. From being one of the first black men in the FBI laboratories to serving as the youngest Chief Medical Examiner in New Jersey, Dr. Mitchell’s path is defined by unshakeable resilience and relentless execution. This is how Dr. Roger Mitchell disrupted the field of forensic pathology and championed a new standard for medical accountability in the criminal legal system.
In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Mitchell sits down with Mu to reveal how failed public policy prints itself directly onto his autopsy table. He exposes the massive tracking gaps surrounding inmate health and death in custody. Dr. Roger Mitchell Jr. has spent his entire career operating where medicine, systemic policy, and human rights collide. From being one of the first black men in the FBI laboratories to serving as the youngest Chief Medical Examiner in New Jersey, Dr. Mitchell’s path is defined by unshakeable resilience and relentless execution. This is how Dr. Roger Mitchell disrupted the field of forensic pathology and championed a new standard for medical accountability in the criminal legal system.
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