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Less Than One Percent

Less Than One Percent

Imamu Tomlinson, MD 58 Episodes Oct 1, 2026

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.

Episodes

Dominic Barry - Disrupting Timelines
Dominic Barry - Disrupting Timelines Oct 1, 2026 4658 What happens when you pick up a sport at 26 and end up holding a championship belt?  In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dominic Barry talks about starting to box at 26, handling pressure and scrutiny on social media, overcoming doubters, raising daughters, discovering his ability to motivate others, and the adversity that taught him how to keep moving forward.   This is how Dominic Barry di
Dominic Barry - Disrupting Timelines (audio only)
Dominic Barry - Disrupting Timelines (audio only) Oct 1, 2026 4658 What happens when you pick up a sport at 26 and end up holding a championship belt?  In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dominic Barry talks about starting to box at 26, handling pressure and scrutiny on social media, overcoming doubters, raising daughters, discovering his ability to motivate others, and the adversity that taught him how to keep moving forward.   This is how Dominic Barry di
Dr. Tony Cirillo - Doing Good
Dr. Tony Cirillo - Doing Good Sep 24, 2026 2401 What happens when the future of medicine depends more on how human we are?  In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Tony Cirillo, President of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and Mu explore what happens when technology can access the same medical knowledge as physicians, why the “art of medicine” may matter more than ever, and how the loss of community is affecting young
Dr. Tony Cirillo - Doing Good (audio only)
Dr. Tony Cirillo - Doing Good (audio only) Sep 24, 2026 2401 What happens when the future of medicine depends more on how human we are?  In this episode of Less Than One Percent, Dr. Tony Cirillo, President of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and Mu explore what happens when technology can access the same medical knowledge as physicians, why the “art of medicine” may matter more than ever, and how the loss of community is affecting young
Kier Gaines - Starting Anyway
Kier Gaines - Starting Anyway Sep 21, 2026 6326 Kier Gaines joins Less Than One Percent for a deeply personal conversation about mental health, masculinity, fatherhood, and the courage to be fully yourself.  A licensed therapist and creator with millions of followers, Kier has built a platform around making complicated emotional concepts easier to understand. Kier and Mu talk about why people increasingly connect with the person behind the cont
Kier Gaines - Starting Anyway (audio only)
Kier Gaines - Starting Anyway (audio only) Sep 21, 2026 6326 Kier Gaines joins Less Than One Percent for a deeply personal conversation about mental health, masculinity, fatherhood, and the courage to be fully yourself.  A licensed therapist and creator with millions of followers, Kier has built a platform around making complicated emotional concepts easier to understand. Kier and Mu talk about why people increasingly connect with the person behind the cont
Solome Tibebu - Embracing OCD
Solome Tibebu - Embracing OCD Sep 15, 2026 2049 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 re
Solome Tibebu - Embracing OCD (audio only)
Solome Tibebu - Embracing OCD (audio only) Sep 15, 2026 2049 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 re
Dr. Russell J. Ledet - Healing Generations
Dr. Russell J. Ledet - Healing Generations Sep 11, 2026 5018 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 authe
Dr. Russell J. Ledet - Healing Generations (audio only)
Dr. Russell J. Ledet - Healing Generations (audio only) Sep 11, 2026 5018 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 authe
Lee Merritt - Moving Forward
Lee Merritt - Moving Forward Sep 9, 2026 4526 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 ch
Lee Merritt - Moving Forward (audio only)
Lee Merritt - Moving Forward (audio only) Sep 9, 2026 4526 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 ch

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