Trying to stay positive is a hard thing to do. You could be multitasking through a lot like work, school, relationships, personal drama. All this weight on your shoulders, and you still somehow manage to put a smile on your face. On this episode, I talk with my sweet good friend Coral(@coralestrada28) about how we both tried to stay positive in our darkest moments and what kept us going. This was recorded in March.

We have a double episode special. What makes a guy a father? Are there any good ones? How does it differ from motherhood? This episode, we talk about fathers and how impactful they can be on their children's life. With guests and fathers, Bj and Diego (@diego_3milio).

Cheaters never prosper, or do they? Find out as my friend Kyla(@_speakingofky) & I discuss cheating. Whether we were cheaters, been cheated on, and what was the best way to cope with it.

I love movies. Mainly the ones where there's black leads, black directors, etc. Today, I discuss how the African American film industry has been a big part of my life and how it impacted my future. I'm talking about my famous celebs, personal idols, and my favorite projects from them. PSA: I know there are more black actors that need more recognition, these are just my favorites in my opinion. I HAVE MY OPINION! YOU HAVE YOURS!  You never know, maybe we'll do a part two????

A child walking in this world without a mother will be lost forever. This week's episode, my friends Harmony(@gypsygoddessfromvenus) & Jaelyn(@jaejoniece) talk about their motherhood journeys and how they were raised helped them know how they are going to bring up their children.

Next to paying taxes, heartbreaks are terrible. Now you can experience a heartbreak from anything like: Relationships, Death of a loved one, or maybe when someone eats your last Oreo. But the big questions to this are:  How does one prepare for a heartbreak? Or even know to really deal with it? On this episode, Natasha (natashabrandon) & I talk about our past personal experiences with heartbreak and how we got through it. This was recorded in March.

Depression is a terrible thing for anyone to go through. It can be the worst time of your life. It will make you question a lot about yourself and your life. "Why is my life terrible?" "What did I do to deserve this?" "Is my life worth living?" My friend Dominc & I talk about our own battles with depression and how we got through it. This was recorded in February.

High school was a memorable place. For our generation and the ones before us that graduated, it taught us a lot of things. Like the story of Macbeth, what chemicals not to mix, linear equations, square roots, etc. But out of all those things you learned in high school, which ones were really useful for you after you graduated? Did knowing the Pythagorean Theorem help you get a job or a house of your own? My old high school buddy Jay and I take a look back on our high school days and decide whether or not it prepared us for the real world?  There were some technical problems during this episode so my microphone will sound different. Nevertheless, you will enjoy this episode. This was recorded in November 2021.

Money can buy you a lot of things. It can buy you food, it can buy you a car, it can buy you a house, and it can buy you a PS5 if you're lucky to get your hands on one. But can it buy you happiness? Does monetary value help better your life, personally?