As an iconic figure in San Diego, John the Sageman discusses his early travels, how he started wrapping sage, his spiritual awareness and delights the episode with his poetry. Being one of the central people taking part in various drum circles around the county, his voice has been instrumental establishing the Ocean Beach weekly drum circle every Wednesday. John the Sageman's views may ignite a flame in others. He shares his thoughts about the past couple of years (in the final segment) regarding the heated debates on health protocols.

Here's one soul gifted with an authentic character. Her name means "to Live" in Spanish. Viva shares her story on how she evolved to a spiritual awakening. Talks about transitioning turning 21 during the year 2020. Speaking her truth while opening up new roads has brought peace along her journey. She's sees the future brighter than she ever could imagine. Listen to the lady ready to shine her soul anywhere she's welcomed.

Where the soul music hits the country side. Great food to go along with Maturation Sol's grooves. This is just a portion of the show on Hwy-79.

Prior to Anchor.fm, we recorded a few on the scene episode clips. From the very first recordings up to the 2019 Martin Luther King parade in San Diego, BRS also shines a light on Alternative Transportation to include the pedicab. As a reminder, Pedicab Hearsay is available Amazon.com as the reader absorbs the early history of the three-wheeled giant tricycle in San Diego.

Listen to an amazing woman doing righteous and uplifting things. Her project Violet Funk Creations has springboard from the Summer of 2020 with art being the main focus. She paints, wraps jewelry and is involved within the community. She's the real deal and carries no fakeness taking art further than she could've imagined.

An interview with Josie Fouts and Taylor Warren. Each one trains for a specified competition. Warren on the pro circuit and Fouts for the 2021 Para-Olympics in Tokyo. They discuss their training, nutrition and goals. Here a great interview from two determined souls.

When a person needs a push professionally, a Life Coach becomes essential. Inside and outside the ring, the playing field, or the professional world, according to Baba Zande and many others, preperation is key to success. Listen to his outlook on how generate an effective strategy of gaining inner strength by way of resiliency. Offering hope to those in the midst of their careers and to those just beginning upon graduation.

BRS is on the road down in the deep south. Fort Rucker, the helicopter training army base, is close to this small community. Known for the Boll Weevil statue in the middle of town, Enterprise is the birthplace of Michael Reynolds. While we didn't go deep into his story, he did put out an audio tale titled Never Had a Chance detailing his life memoir. Listen to his words on the current status of his hometown of Enterprise, AL.

This episode interviews various folks addressing people without a house to sleep in. 2B1E was able to converse with an individual who helps homeless people find housing, another person who operates a nonprofit offering assistance in gathering supplies for the houseless, and Baba Zande, co-host for the series "Boxing is Life". Other folks include an announcer for None Is Perfect Billiards (Hip Hop Jason), a military veteran, and a couple of hippies from the beach. Listen to each of their takes on how we deal with those who sleep and dwell on the concrete, a critical aspect of American culture.

Listen to a soul whose confidence is on high. Florescensation carries the gift to uplift. Due to graduate in May from SDSU, she currently runs a nonprofit titled United We Stand (San Diego). Inside this episode are two poems by Florescensation: 1) Interdenominationally Connected and 2) Trigger to Heal. As a person who came down with Covid back in January 2021, she has an interesting perspective on the current situation facing society today.