Buchi is joined by De (@PachiraFinancials) to talk all about Financial Freedom. This is part one of a 2 part conversation.

Will and Buchi are joined by special guest and lifestyle vlogger, Jorden (@reallyjayyoh), to talk about the treatment of Black women in society. We dive deep into discrimination, double standards, colorism, and healing through spirituality. Special thanks to Free and Alisha for the inspiration for this conversation.

Will and Buchi discuss black masculinity, emotional vulnerability, and the effects in society. We also feature a poem by Azariah Cole-Shephard.

What's the right way to admit that you're wrong? What's the wrong way? Dana joins Buchi and Will to talk about the struggles that we have apologizing and dive into Nick Cannon's recent public apology, as well as some personal examples.

From nurses to bus drivers, to sanitation workers and grocery store clerks, essential workers have always been around us, but it took a global pandemic for us to appreciate them. Will and Buchi dive deep into this discussion and show their appreciation.

Are Candace Owens and Terry Crews true conservatives? Are they opportunists? Or are they just plain goofy? Alex joins Will and Buchi to talk about the Black conservative movement and the opposition to mainstream issues on race relations.

Kanye West officially announced his candidacy for President on the "Birthday" party. Buchi and Will discuss if this is a publicity stunt, whether he stands a chance, and we dive deeper into the politics of a 2-party system.

Will and Buchi are joined by Lloyd, a veteran and law enforcement officer, to talk about the role of law enforcement in the United States in the wake of George Floyd's murder at the hands of a police officer. #BlackLivesMatter

Will and Buchi kick off the new season of the podcast with a great discussion with Body Acceptance and Sex-Positive Activist, Kelley (@itsjust_kels). They talk about body shaming, health, beauty standards, and much more.

Special guest Dana joins the Breath Mint crew on this brief discussion on stigmas around sex, religion, and non-traditional relationships.