In this brand new season of a new year, Kobe and Ashton discuss the perceptions and challenges of 'resetting' and 'starting over' in different aspects and stages of life. 

In this episode Kobe and Ashton discuss how comfortability can affect all situations. Kobe talks more on his relationships with his caregivers and how comfortability added to his friendships with them. Also his comfortability dealing with his diagnosis.

Kobe and Ashton are back from a short hiatus with the subject of Comfortability - and its balance with uncomfortability. Kobe expands on how these issues affect his faith and are connected to his disability.

In this episode Kobe sits down with campus pastor William Lang of The Restoration Place NWA Church where he worshipped previously to talk about trials and tribulations, and their power. They expand on their personal struggles and how it has not only affected their faith but their respective experiences with disability and special needs.

Part two of cancel culture, Kobe and Ashton go in a deep dive on how cancel culture impacts family, mental health, and the church. He also discuses the importance of choosing Jesus over the majority.

In this episode Kobe and Ashton discuss the in and outs of cancel culture. What cancel culture is and how it plays a role in society today. Also touching on how cancel culture is in church, family, and media.

Kobe welcomes Larry Williams to this episode to who Larry is and discuss oppression in daily life. In this episode they dive deep into their respective communities, and how they are oppressed in government and church.

In this 3rd and final installmant of the red flag, green flag series, kobe and ashton discuss the very difficult subject of red flags in the church, and what God would consider red flags from his church.

Part 2 of Kobe's Red Flag, Green flag series -Kobe and Ashton speak on generational curses that are red flags and how disability is viewed as a red flag by the disabled and the abled.