In this episode, B. Period reflects on his first year of podcasting and shares his motivation for starting the podcast. He discusses the importance of sharing middle ground opinions and encouraging conversations that are often missing in the political discourse. B. Period then emphasizes the significance of building a foundation in faith, specifically in God, and offers practical advice on developing a relationship with God through daily devotionals and scripture reading. He highlights the importance of deepening this relationship and relying on God's guidance for success. B. Period concludes with gratitude for his listeners and a reminder to trust in God's plans.

In this episode, the host reflects on his recent experience with ancestry.com and shares his results. He questions the need to research his ancestral countries and expresses his desire to simply identify as American. The host discusses his lack of interest in visiting Nigeria and emphasizes his connection to the country of his birth. He concludes by highlighting the discrepancy between being called American abroad and the need to identify with a specific continent or country.

In this episode, B Period discusses two recent news stories involving black actors. He starts by promoting his channel and social media platforms. Then, he talks about Jonathan Majors' conviction and the cancellation of his Marvel contract. B Period analyzes the case and questions the evidence. He also discusses the importance of choosing the right partner and the potential consequences of making the wrong choice. The conversation then shifts to Christian Keys' sexual harassment allegations and the need to stop demonizing men for sharing their stories. B Period emphasizes the importance of calling out harassers and holding them accountable, regardless of their race. He concludes by urging for equal accountability for all.

In this episode, B.Period discusses the movie 'Leave the World Behind' and shares his thoughts and criticisms. He starts by promoting his channel and encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and share. He then talks about the movie, which is an apocalyptic film about a cyber attack. B.Period expresses his disappointment with the movie, particularly with the racial dynamics, lack of explanation, and the ending.

In this episode, the host discusses a documentary called 'The Fall of Minneapolis' that reflects on the events following George Floyd's death. The host expresses frustration with the lack of information presented in the documentary and questions why certain footage from the police cam was not shown during the trial. The host also highlights contradictions in testimony and the manipulation of facts and storytelling. The importance of telling the truth and the role of department policy are emphasized. The host concludes by calling for the need for truth and demanding better.

In this episode, B. Period discusses an interview with Charleston White, who is known for his outspoken views on the black community. B. Period highlights the criticism of Charleston White's delivery and defends his use of colorful language to address important issues. He points out the hypocrisy in society's acceptance of explicit music lyrics while condemning Charleston White's straightforward approach. B. Period emphasizes the need for individuals to speak out and address the negative aspects of the community. He also calls for self-reflection and change within the black community, highlighting the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions. B. Period concludes by discussing the lack of platforms for honest discussions and the need for celebrities and individuals to give back to their communities.

In this part of the conversation, Mike Dolvin aka Mike Air from rap group The UBC discusses leaving the group and going to Florida, his regrets and reflections on his music career, his thoughts on hip hop today, the toxicity in music and the concept of manifesting, and the lack of control in the music industry. The conversation explores the flaws in the hip hop industry and the need for artists to take control of their own careers. It discusses the decline of record labels and the rise of independent artists. The importance of being an entrepreneur and doing the work is emphasized, as well as the long-term benefits of taking the harder route. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the desire for success and the realization that the party eventually becomes tiresome.

In this episode, host B. Period discusses a study on mindset and the choices people make regarding their earnings compared to their coworkers. He reflects on the importance of personal growth and being a good steward of one's resources. B. Period emphasizes the need to focus on personal improvement rather than comparing oneself to others. He also explores the concept of the crab mentality and how it can hinder progress. The episode concludes with a call to evaluate one's mindset and make necessary changes for the future.