Michael discusses the current climate of America and also provides very simple solutions. He talks about effecting change and have empathy for those individuals who have been marginalized who are in the streets protesting and literally fighting for their lives. We should not condemn them but we should wrap our arms around them and help them heal. Michael discusses why celebrities are also a part of the larger issue of black unity in our communities, however with the criticism he also has a simple call to action for them. The NFL has raised eyebrows and one of the leagues bets Quarterbacks doubles down on kneeling and disrespecting the American flag, Michael doesn't mince his words while sharng his thoughts on the "perceived" outrage.

Michael discusses the ills of America and being black in a country that was built on racism. Michael also poses the questions to the "Good Cops" why do you let the "bad cops" take all the shine? Where do we draw the line between Martin and Malcolm? At what point do police officers also take responsibility for vigilante citizens? These are all questions that we need answers for. Michael also discusses how we need to start getting involved with each states representatives and proposes an opportunity for listeners. Tune and possibly grab a gem.

Michael discusses why Michael Jeffery Jordan is the Greatest Basketball Player of all time, from a completely unbiased position without comparison to anyone. He stands alone in the game of basketball and it is clear to see after the past 5 weeks everyone has been glued to their TV screen. Greatest makes other exceptional athletes look like mere mortals, it also has a way of distorting reality. Greatness combined with competitiveness is a trait that very few are born with and even fewer can harness it and turn it into something that is basically impossible to recreate. Tune in and just listen as a MJ fan I was i glad this documentary took me back to being a kid!

Michael discusses why the Jeff Bezos hate comes from not understanding what real sacrifice  looks like. Most entrepreneurs start from the "garage" and never make it to his level but we all understand that garage mentality and why it is so insulting to not only him but to all entrepreneurs. It seems in America you can have a dream and capture it right up until the point it makes people feel inferior. This topic is personal to Michael and he does not hide that fact on this episode. Tune in and see where sometimes humans can put a glass ceiling on success.

Michael talks about the untimely death of yet another unarmed black man being killed at the hands of a out of control vigilantes in Brunswick, GA. He also discusses how African Americans are constantly at war but only notice when there is an injustice when it strikes close to home. Michael also talks about the role the US government has played in historically assassinating black leaders that were doing positive things in their communities and how it leaves voids that are tough to be filled at times but there is a way. If we united around each other like we do around our phones for "verzus" battles on IG we would be an unstoppable force. Tune in for a real and raw conversation that is sure to rub some the wrong way but this is a teachable moment and Michael did not miss his chance to educate.

Wesley beck joins Michael to discuss the disparity among blacks in the tech world. They talk about what some of the lack of diversity stems from and also provide possible solutions. (We don't harp on issues on Expert on Everything WITHOUT at least offering a solution). They discuss why tech is not looked at as a viable option for individuals of color while also acknowledging the barriers of entry. Wesley Beck and Michael also discuss the “What and the Why” to this equation. Dr. Claude Anderson says there is 13% unfrozen wealth available for blacks to take advantage of and tech undoubtedly is that 13%. Tune in, learn and grow.

Anticipate drops by to discuss his third Studio Album "A Trigger and Some Honesty". Anticipate and Michael discuss a myriad of topics from Rap to Black economics. They also discuss why audiences sometimes do not want to hear so-called "conscious" rappers. Anticipate talks musical influences as well as life influences and what went into making his third studio album. In the album there is common theme of black empowerment, togetherness, and camaraderie, Anticipate and Michael talk about the importance of these things when we move forward as a people and also in music. Anticipate will also tell what his favorite track on the album is and why, tune in for this intellectual conversation and you will see why "A Trigger and Some Honesty" is more than just "music". Oh and when you listen to the album PLEASE LISTEN ON TIDAL. Tune in and hear the reason.

Michael discusses why Jalen Green should have took the Zion Williamson route. Michael also talks about why it is important to bet on yourself and your abilities in order to secure long term financial stability. Michael brings up a couple of former NBA players who wanted short term money and ultimately ended up missing out on BILLIONS of dollars! Michael also thinks that it will be tough for individuals to get to see Jalen this year because of the low numbers that subscribe to ESPN plus and also the competing priorities for the NBA. This episode is sure to ruffle some feathers but tune in anyway!

Michael talks about what it has been like on quarantine from his perspective. He ask the question why would someone set themselves on fire in an attempt to "go viral"? Is it beneficial to wear mask and gloves now or are you just going to give yourself coronavirus? There have been some good battles on IG LIVE, Michael will tell you which ones can stay they hell off of IG LIVE. Michael also poses the question where is that stimulus money??? This episode is basically a quarantine type episode a lot of filler but Michael gets to get some jokes off so its worth the listen! Tune In and have a laugh we all need it.