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Welcome to 'COVID America'. Panic. Fear. Uncertainty. All skyrocketing. And what else? Gun sales. Across America, gun store shelves lay bare, as buyers, many first-time gun owners, line up for blocks. Is this a short-term fad, or the start of a long-term shift on guns in America? In this week's episode, Drew takes a closer look inside the epicenter of what some call a 'firearm frenzy', and catches up with Los Angeles California gun shop owner, Bill Mullan.

In part two, Drew and Lale Lubuko head to the remote Kara tribal village on the border of Ethiopia, Kenya, and Sudan. A place that's not just off the beaten path, it's off the grid! Once there, Lale negotiates with village elders to rescue more 'Mingi' or cursed children from a tragic fate. They also visit the new orphanage where Lale is building a home for all 50+ of his rescued 'blessings' to grow up happy, safe, and secure.

They are healthy vibrant children condemned to a brutal death by their own families and tribe. To most in their ancient Ethiopian tribe, they were known as 'Mingi', or 'cursed'. But one man saw these children very differently. He saw them not as a curse, but a blessing. This is the true story of Lale Labuko, a member of a remote tribe on Ethiopia's border with Kenya and Sudan, who risked his own life to rescue and raise over 50 children, otherwise destined for a torturous end. This is a human story like no other. A story about heroics, forgiveness, and most of all, about the true meaning of the word 'LOVE'.

Drew gets a rare opportunity to speak with American hero, Navy Seal and founder of Half Face Blades, Andrew Arrabito. Hear first-hand about what it takes to becomes a Seal, real stories from 'The Teams', and how Andy applied what he learned on the battlefield to becoming an artisan and self-made, successful entrepreneur. Learn more about how Andy's one-of-a-kind knives and hatchets have become sought after collector's items for elite warriors, hunters, and art collectors, alike.

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In part two, Drew's longtime friend, former Mafia enforcer, Blake Yoon, remembers back to his organized crime days, including prisons, supermodels, some genuine 'Goodfellas', and becoming a father and going straight. Drew and Blake also dive into the complexity and truth behind 'real' friendships and 'The Code'.

How did a founder of an L.A. AD Agency and a retired Mafia enforcer develop a 20-year friendship based on mutual trust and business ethics? In this episode, I chat with my longtime friend, successful entrepreneur, loving father, and former Mafia enforcer, Blake Yoon. Blake shares his journey from a young boy dealing drugs on the mean streets of NYC to scaling the ladder of the ruthless and unforgiven world of La Cosa Nostra as a feared Mafia enforcer. What could we possibly have in common? Find out more in this two-part episode.

As cases of COVID-19 escalate, so do the uncertainties and untruths. Board-certified gastroenterologist and internist, medical contributor, best-selling author and co-founder of Tula, Dr. Roshini Raj, walks us through the myths and facts surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic from the front lines. From someone who's been trying to navigate, circumvent and cut to the hard facts since the genesis of this virus, both the information and direction of this conversation fascinated and surprised me.