In this episode Ayyub and Red Beard discuss some of the roles imams play in community buliding and should they be compensated for it.

A conversation that lasted while over two, the Coffee and benefits crew welcome brother Jamhl Jruu. During this episode they discuss Jamal's upbringing in New Jersey to his conversion to Islam while in college in Atlanta. And how that brought him to Saudi Arabia where he has been living for the last five years.

Ayyub and Red Beard welcome their guest Abu Rajah to the discussion some of the ways and mean to "bridge the gaps" between the youth and the older generation. During the course of the conversation they talk about host of issues, from mental health, conceal culture with in the muslim community to trolling on the internet.

In light of the recent events that have unfolded in the country after the death of an unarmed black man by police. Ayyub and his co-host talk about their feeling in light of these events from an Islamic perspective.

Red Beard and Ayyub welcome Abu Esa on as he talks about is journey to Islam.

Continuing from there last episode, Red Beard and Ayyub discuss the topic of making Dua in relations to correcting one's soul.

An excerpt from a discussion between Ayyub and Red Beard, where they discuss points of benefit taken from a lecture on the matter of correcting one's soul. Within the conversation they also discussion how the lack of understanding Tawhid properly not only leads to corruption of one's soul, but also leads to corruption on the land as well.

In this episode Ayyub and Red Beard discuss how some of the youth go to extremes with regards to some of students of knowledge. They also discuss the matter of excessive questioning and some of the results that come from that, along with what does it mean to imitate the kuffar.

In this episode Ayyub and Red Beard discuss the issues of people going to extremes, imitating the kuffar and the issue of the danger of excessive question asking.

In this episode Ayyub and Red Beard discuss Muslims leaving Islam due beating treated harshly by fellow Muslims.