The crew talks about how money works in the black community by giving stats and their opinion on how we can keep it in house.

Today the crew talks about a plethora of things from Christmas' Black Pete to women being held accountable for some of their actions. 

Todd and Joel talk about organized sports and if it sets you up to succeed or fail in life. They have a guest speaker, author of Sports.Life.Business, Derrick Furlow Jr. to speak about the transition to life after sports. 

As men, sometimes we just need to talk it out. In this episode the crew has a conversation you would have at the barbershop.

Joel and Todd discuss stats that affect black men in America. 

Today we answer submitted questions from our female audience. Listen to get a black man's perspective on things our black woman audience have submitted. 

On this episode we have guest host Bull Williams, creator of God's Acclaimed Wise Daughters Inc., to discuss her non-profit and to discussed our topic Once you make it. The question is once you have made it, what do you do to help your community and when is it enough.

Is rap music damaging our culture or is it helping?

Are black athletes driving social justice movements? If they are, are they doing it for publicity or because they really care?

The crew talks about a number of topics that come to their minds