In this episode, we’re joined by a fellow creative, Jamal Lamont. We explore his musical journey, from leaving Maryland to moving to California, and discuss the challenges he faced along the way. We also dive into his perspective on relationships and the relationship value he believes will be most important in the upcoming year. It’s a fun and entertaining conversation, as always. Enjoy!

In this episode, we explore Bitcoin's meteoric rise to $100K and its implications through a solarpunk lens. We dive into Bitcoin's history, its role as digital gold, and why it resonates with solarpunk ideals like community-driven governance and decentralized solutions.

We discuss the future of crypto in a sustainable world, from its grassroots origins to its integration with micro-mobility and virtual economies. With nods to topics like circular economies and green spaces, this episode unpacks how cryptocurrency fits into a just energy transition and a post-fossil fuel society.

Whether you're a Bitcoin newbie, a seasoned investor, or curious about how solarpunk values align with decentralized technologies, this episode is your guide to reimagining the future of finance, freedom, and sustainability.

In this episode things get moderately spooky as Sherman, Obren, Lavala, and Idrienne make predictions for the upcoming election, share thoughts on how humans interact with Artificial Intelligence, and discuss how the sex industry may unethically chew up and spit out its clients into society without a safety net. Do you agree with us? Tune into this episode. Lavala Harris: Right on time! You’re the best 😊. It’ll be uploaded and ready for Opus in 2hrs

In this episode, we're joined by Tonia Lott, author of My Beautiful Black Son Died by Suicide. Tonia shares her deeply moving journey of losing her son, Julian, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate and submarine engineer, to suicide. She courageously opens up about Julian's silent struggles and the profound grief and questions she faces in the wake of his passing.

Through her narrative, Tonia highlights the importance of addressing mental health, especially within the Black community, where stigma often keeps these conversations in the dark. She discusses her own path to healing, including therapy, group counseling, and self-care practices, offering listeners insights into resilience, empathy, and the power of breaking the silence around mental health.

Join us as we explore Tonia's story, a call to action for greater awareness and support for those who may be suffering in silence. Don’t miss this powerful episode, and consider purchasing My Beautiful Black Son Died by Suicide to join the movement for mental health awareness and support.

A meeting initially created to discuss the VP debate takes a sharp left turn as we discuss whether love is actually blind, millennials desires to have a better life, and a little bit of politics. Give a listen to Lavala Harris, Obren Barnes, Idrienne Walker, and William Sherman to see what they have to say!

In this episode we talk about Trump's recent obsession with Bitcoin. Enjoy!

In this compelling episode, we dive into the burning topic that's captivating the nation: the presidential debate. Join us as we explore key moments, analyze candidate performances, and discuss the implications on future policy. Whether you're a political aficionado or just trying to stay informed, this discussion offers valuable insights into the strategies and stakes of the debate. Hope you enjoy!

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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating trends shaping our world: Gen Z's pioneering move towards underconsumption, the rising influence of older voters globally, and some of your favorite Olympic moments. It’s always a blast—tune in and enjoy!

In this episode we drill down on the state of the union as it relates to politics. Will Kamala Harris captivate America? Maybe, maybe not. We hear from our co-host Obren, reoccurring comedian/lawyer Sherman, guest star and prosecutor Idrienne, and Vic, as they discuss whether Kamala Harris is fit to be the next president of the United States. 

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming presidential debate and explore the notion that we may be witnessing the last era of a Boomer president. We also delve into the fact that Generation X is often considered the forgotten generation, yet they currently run some of the largest companies in the world. We conclude by celebrating LeBron James and his son playing together in the NBA. Enjoy!