This episode showcases a little bit of vulnerability and struggles. As life after college is not as easy as it is made out to be, I express some of the difficulties that have appeared post-grad and also some of the family struggles that have been introduced after moving back home.

However, these tough times and trials are nowhere near permanent, and as time moves forward, I will progress with it. One of my favorite rappers writes, "joy wouldn't feel so good, if it wasn't for pain" which makes me look forward to the days of celebration and peace of mind.

Do your parents know you smoke weed? In this episode, we rollback to the first time I got caught smoking weed and how terrible that whole situation was. Also, with the government legalizing the pack, Moms shares her experience with testing the waters with some edibles, which she oddly chose to take on Father's Day?

Maybe this is the way you can tell your parents about your smoking experiences..or you could still keep those stories between your buds. (pun intended)

Religion is a distasteful word and institution in my eyes personally. In history, you can see where religion has been used to colonize, dehumanize, and trick everyday people into an ideology or belief. However, I still believe in God, pray everyday, and attend my church home more often than not.

In this episode, we provide a lens into our belief and spirituality, and also how we may function differently from other Christians. Tap-in and listen to how we understand our relationship with God, and how we both live our everyday lives as believers..who confidently do somethings that you wouldn't think a "Christian" would do.

As we've all heard before, communication in ANY type of relationship is one of the most important elements to having a healthy one. But what does that communication between parents and children look like? What if you have a parent who just won't listen to you? Or what if you don't want to speak or have words with your parents yourself?

In this episode, we explain our experiences with both healthy & unhealthy communication between parents and kids. The dynamic doesn't always work for everyone, but maybe this could push you & yours towards the right direction.

While the intro was nice, it's time to get into some shenanigans. Picking up from the closing line of "what decisions were you making at 22?" in this show, Moms discusses some of the extra sh*t she was on at my age.

Originally thought I was out here acting a fool, but this woman was doing the absolute MOST. I encourage y'all to ask your parent(s) what they was doing at 22..you may find out a dark secret or two.

Here on the 2Bucks Podcast, I sit down with Moms to give a unique take on how parent-child relationships can function. We share our mistakes, fears, jokes and accomplishments, while showcasing our relationship as a single mother & son.

In this episode, we introduce who we are and how we move. We talk briefly of our goals and desires for the show, speak on this post-grad life, and even tap-in a little bit of the decisions my Mom was making at 22.

Enjoy!