Yerrr! We’ve reached the season 1 finale. It’s been quite a journey growing with the fellas. They shared their thoughts and advice about post graduation, their experience, and reflected on past episodes. This may be the finale, but we’re not done yet.

In this episode, we touch on unpacking DJ Envy, the biases and unbiased view points from Dr. Umar, series of events that lead to canceling culture and the role it plays in the media. From Kapernick's kneeling and the ongoing battle of being Black amongst other races, we live in a world where people aren't truly heard. People cancel the way you think on different platforms (ex. social media, friend groups) to make a statement or to be the protagonist. Society has developed peoples' way of thinking of what is accepted in the way we handle certain situations. Whether it's coming from pop culture, politics or as simple economics, the world condones victimization on several different layers just to prove one point. Tap in as we touch on Kanye, Trump, recent riots and more.

It's Mental Health Awareness Month. As Black people, our mental health is something that is deemed as not important. Especially as Black men, we’re supposed to just deal with things internally or sometimes not at all. In this episode, we tackle the key to dealing with our own mental health, generational trauma and more. Joining us we have our special guest, Patricia Ascencio of Ascencio Styles sharing her thoughts on the matter. 

In this episode, we’re talking finances. From generational wealth to financial literacy; we’re breaking down all things finances. Are you a spender or a saver? Do you often over spend? Tap in to get some insights on how you can become a better spender.

In this episode, we tap into the culture of traveling while being Black in different spaces and environments; learning about the ins and outs of being Black while absorbing other peoples' customs and traditions.

We're really trading places with this one. In this episode, we're hearing from the lovely ladies of T.A.B.O.O. We get to sit down with them to hear their take on some topics that were touched upon in our last episode, Trading Places.  We're hearing your side of the story this time around ladies that relates to sex and misogyny. We tap into both genders showing signs of narcissism, the power of being prideful and more.

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Everyday is Women's History Month when you're always uplifting women, right fellas? RIGHT. In this episode, we highlight the importance of our Queens and the impact they've had on our upbringing. Let's be real, we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for a woman's creation. We discuss how women have inspired us as men, sports and entertainment reflection on women, the double standards of equality, men being intimated by strong women and more.  We would also like to wrap up #WHM by dedicating this episode to all the special women that brought us into this life and help push us to be the men we are today, we appreciate you.

Do you remember Ned's Declassified: School Survival Guide? Welp, that's what we all wished we had when it came to going to college or even doing post-grad. If you could give your younger self some advice about life, school or even how to navigate simple cheat codes, what would you say to yourself? In this episode, we unpack Mr. Nike himself, the kid that was buying and selling sneakers from his mothers account. We're also touching on a few things we experienced while we were at SUNY Buffalo State. We share being a first-get student, some "shoulda, coulda, woulda's" on being involved with clubs/organizations, dealing with professors, our defining moment in undergrad and more. Tune in to see our take on college survival. 

A year later and who would've thought that we would still be in a pandemic, working from home and losing people due to COVID? What we all thought was a joke, ended up being our reality. For some, we've lost loved ones, jobs and opportunities due to the world taking a halt.  In this episode, we reflect on our individual full year since we've been on lockdown. We talk about our expectations for the virus, the precautions we took and our experiences dealing with the lost of some of our close family and friends. We also introduce our new segment, Unpack, where we unload and keep it real. This can either be geared towards unpacking one of our very own or something related to our topics.