And gives young people the roadmap they have been waiting for.
BreakN is a weekly podcast and YouTube show hosted by Amie Ray Davis and 12-year-old co-host Jackson. Every episode, we ask a celebrity, athlete, advocate, or everyday person to walk us through the real road to where they are.
The work before the fame. The failures before the breakthrough. The practice sessions before anyone was watching. We ask the questions teenagers actually need answered. Not about the highlight reel. About the road.
Young people need evidence that a different life is possible — in the voice of people they believe. Every episode delivers that evidence.
The school-to-prison pipeline is an imagination problem. A young person who can see a path forward makes different choices. BreakN builds that vision.
Licensed to juvenile detention centers and at-risk programs. The show is the spark. The counselor in the room is the intervention.
It costs over $35,000 a year to incarcerate one juvenile. A BreakN episode shown in a group session costs almost nothing. The difference is a young person who could see a road that, an hour earlier, they didn't know existed.
BreakN is not a program. It is not a curriculum. It is a 45-minute conversation with someone who made it — asked by a 12-year-old who wants to know how.
BreakN reaches a dual audience rarely served by a single platform: at-risk youth and adult career changers. Both are highly engaged, underserved by traditional media, and deeply loyal to content that speaks to their real lives.
Your brand mentioned by name at the top and mid-roll of the episode. Included in episode descriptions across all platforms. Logo on the episode page.
All Episode Sponsor benefits across a full season (13 episodes). Featured in all social clip captions. Co-branded giveaway option available.
Full alignment with the BreakN mission. Featured across all platforms and speaking events. Custom content collaboration. Live event opportunities.
BreakN episodes are available for licensing to schools, juvenile justice organizations, youth programs, and mentorship nonprofits.
Episodes are structured to work as standalone classroom or group session content. A counselor or teacher plays the episode, then leads a conversation using the entry question as the discussion prompt:
"What is the one thing you want to get good at — and what is your first step?"
The show is the spark. The human in the room is the intervention.
Inquire about licensing →Licensed episodes shown as part of programming. The "where do I start" framework becomes a structured discussion tool.
45 minutes of content that engages disengaged students through voices they believe and questions they actually have.
Episode libraries available for ongoing program use. Contact us to discuss multi-episode licensing packages.
Whether you're a brand, a school, a foundation, or an organization doing youth work — we want to hear from you.
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