Turning Corners with Ray Cantgetright #podcast #podcastclips

18 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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In this lyrical monologue, the speaker frames the experience of being a trailblazer as a journey marked by smoke, city‑to‑city travel, and constant turning of corners. The narrative intertwines motifs of performance art, motivation, and personal ambition, urging listeners to pay attention to jokes and warnings, stay alert on the road, and recognize that dreams may feel out of sight yet drive forward. The speaker reflects on standing beside others who are “on the left” because they cannot get it right, and emphasizes the curiosity sparked each time a new corner is approached.

Thing about being a Trailblazer, you gonna smell like smoke. Going city to city, we turning corners. When you with Trailblazers, smelling like smoke. Pay attention to the jokes, success tried to warn us. Motivation conversation captivating the coach. Performing arts, it's the heart, so we gotta watch the road. All my dreams out of mind, out of sight. They standing on my left 'cause they can't get right. You know what make 'em wonder every time I turn the corner.