After a much needed hiatus where we focus on our individual endeavours, Q and Chop resume weekly conversations over the mic. Catching up on the progress we've made in our time away, Chop's roofing company has made great strides even with the weight of the pandemic on his shoulders. Q and his creative writings have remained steady and continuously working on projects while battling time.

We know that we have been cooped up in the house for over eight months, it's understood that the election has incited a lot of excitement, but we're still in a pandemic. Let's not forget that lives are on the line and parents have to come home to their children. What can you attest to when the virus is all said and done, there will be two types of people. Those that moved forward, or stayed in the same place possibly backtracking.

The illustrious North Carolina University basketball legend, Phil Ford graces the podcast with wisdom and knowledge. As a mentor to Chop, former NBA and NCAA coach, Phil believes it's pertinent to give back to the community and institution that instilled so much in him. Speaking of his differing experiences coming from the small city of Rocky Mount, NC to the stages of Chapel Hill, he embraced the change and opportunity. Breaking down what a coaching visit was like from the late and great Dean Smith, Phil attributes of lot of success and lessons learned to his tenure at UNC.

2020's North Carolina Football Club Most Valuable player, Dre Fortune, rejoins the podcast with insight on the football club as well as what his future holds. Expounding on the hard work this past offseason that allowed him to be in position to earn one of the highest awards a player can earn. With visions of reaching the next level, Dre has taken it upon himself to dive back into school and earn his education, learning early that it is equally as important. As well as voting!

A Raleigh native and repeat guest, NCFC's own DJ Taylor excitedly speaks on new adventures and the upcoming season. Making the best use of his downtime due to Coronavirus, DJ created his own clothing brand that has started to take off. With new ideas in mind, he hinted at the up and coming apparel that will have fans feeling like they're a part of the star. 

Just do it, a common phrase associated with the famous Nike brand but also with the notion of getting off the couch and making something of ourselves. Q and Chop discuss the mindset it takes to believe in yourself and make it happen. Just doing it requires an abundance of self confidence, because we are all bound to fail, but not everybody can be successful. Detailing our own experiences and the effort it took to put our mind in grind mode.

North Carolina Courage full back and Mexican Women's National Team, Ari Romero, takes a break from the grind to share her experiences and all it took to obtain her status. Being the first in her family to go to college, Ari excitedly took on the pressure determined to pave a new path for those that succeed her. Detailing the differences in styles of play throughout her tenure of playing in the US, Mexico, and in Europe. Taking on leadership roles, Ari, is a winner and pushes those around her to be the best that they can. 

Whether you're an entrepreneur, educator, businessman, or freelance writer, we all have to deal with relationships. It could be a work, family, a life partner relationship but they are all encompassing affecting one another. It doesn't behoove an entrepreneur to have a toxic relationship because one will overtake the other. Conversing on our own personal experiences with relationships, we detail what did and did not work for us.

Tune in as we pregame our weekly visual podcast, conversing on the efforts when seemingly working backwards. Battling bad business and adverse atmospheres Q and Chop dive into how they overcome such adversities. Starting new endeavors, we blueprint how we've made it so far and where it will take us.