T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil have a conversation with Attorney Yasha Osby. Yasha explains the ups and downs of being a solo practitioner and the lessons she's learned so far. Yasha talks about challenges of being a first-generation attorney and losing her grandfather in the midst of it all.

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil interview Briana Green. She talks about what made her step behind the scenes and become an Entertainment Manager. Brianna explains the trial of going to acting school and what made her transition to being a force behind the scene.

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil talk about life as they know it and the things that motivate them. They talk about the challenges of  growth and the season of letting go. 

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil interview Storme Gray, the President of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy. She discusses her career in philanthropy and the lessons shes learned along the way. Strome specializes in leadership and personal development from a social justice perspective for early career professional in philanthropy. Storme explains the hurdles in philanthropy and some of the common mistakes and pitfalls within the sector.

T Hardaway interviewed Anthony "Doughboy" Chapman. He explained how he decided to create his own path and use all of his gifts toward achieving his dreams.  Anthony is an entrepreneur and a teacher that has tried many different business ventures. He explained his life philosophy and tragedy and life changes forced him to take an unconventional path that still lead to success.

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil interview Dr. Walter Selver, MD. Dr Selver explains how he took an unconventional path to medical school. He spoke about the moment that he realized his full potential and the things he had to do to correct his mistakes and get back on track. Dr Selver also talks about the role faith played in the process. 

T Hardway interviews Aubrey Grier, Senior Manager of Membership Services for the Washington Commanders.  Aubrey reflects on his journey of being a first-generation college student, working in the NFL during racial and political turmoil, and evolving in the process. He explains why he decided to attend an HBCU and how that decision saved his life. He also explains the hustle, drive, and faith it took to arrive where he is today.

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil interview Michel'le Thomas owner of "What you Feeling Like," a safe space for women to share and seek healing. Michel'le talks about the things that motivated her to start her movement and why women's empowerment is so important to her. She explains how her personal journey of healing journey has been a driving force in the creation healing spaces for women to express themselves and seek refuge. 

T Hardaway and Michaeel Bahsil interview content creator and producer, Jonathan Bynoe. Jonathan tells about how he went from being a trained actor to a content creator and music producer. He talks about his life and the events that pushed him into developing as a man, husband, and father. Jonathan explains the genesis of exploring comedic content creation and explains how faith has been an important part of his journey.

T Hardaway and Michael Bahsil sit down with Sheri Johnson, CEO of the Strong Voice Television Network. Sheri talks about the importance of having representation in film and television and why she started her platform. She is transparent about the challenges of starting a network and the growth during the process. Sheri expresses her passion for advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community, education, and athletics.