On this episode the Doza opens up about his "Unk" status and the good and bad that comes with it, From dyed grays to over stepping loved ones comfort zones, he speaks of the struggle to embrace and manage the choices in this new stage of life. every stage of life is a blessing and a set of whole new lessons, embrace the journey.

On this episode The Doza is joined by Ayo (Artist, businessman and African) and the chat is on "karma". They discuss whether they believe, why and the actual need to believe and honor this theory for the betterment of us all.

On this episode The Doza is joined by the Dreadhead Monster to discuss the recent jeresy retirement of Derrick Rose, along with the chatter surronding who was more impactful Rose or Jordan? Before wrapping it up they both give their top 5 Chicagoans and some of the picks will be shocking!

On this episode The Doza addresses a recent incident that made him think about the type of sh*t women have to endure from men, Protect your personal space and embarrass and call out predators, it is not ok.

On this episode The Doza discussed the importance of remembering the moment and the gravity it holds and not letting personal diffeences or disagreements get in between that (especially during the holdiays). You're never wrong for how you feel but you may be bogus about the how and when yo speak the truth. Life short and the moments are precious we share with our loved ones, make it count. Happy Holiday's

On this episode the Doza discusses his desire to stop asking people "how you're doing?" Why it seems kind of impolite and when is the right time to ask somebody an intimate question like that.

On this episode The Doza speaks on why it's important to feel special and why letting the people who are special to you know they are. Everybody is special in his or her own way -Barney (Rest up Bryant Mcneal)

On this episode The Doza discusses accepting the message from a flawed messenger. Wisdom doesn't always come from the wisest, and we all should be seeking it from anywhere we can get it. Whatever/whoever inspires you to find the diamond inside shouldn't matter as long as you find your wealth.

On this episode the Doza discussed the importance of being exposed to different things and ways of thinking.

On this episode The Doza quotes Lil Wayne from his song 'Grown Man' off his 2001 album Light's Out "If I want it then I get it and if I need it I have it". Simple yet deep.