In this weeks episode, Tek & EJ talking about their experience with religion and how they have manage to lose parts of it, while continuing to refine the aspects of faith that they were able to keep.

This week the crew sits down with David Eun, and hears about his journey as a young person studying in the New England area learning to navigate the political landscape and the motivations behind why he believes what he thinks he believes.

This week the crew sits down with a couple of the directors of ARC (Atlanta Run Club) James Ro & Zak Campuzano to talk about the most recent 5K Run to benefit We Love BuHi and the craziness that brought it all together.

Filling in for Tek, this week, EJ, Daniel, & Pastor David Park have a conversation about what it means to live a fulfilling life verse having a satisfying one. *Be warned: there's no real answer.

In this weeks episode, the crew is together helping Danny think through what to do with his parents business empire once he takes it over, wrestling with the tension of honoring the work & legacy of his parents with his own desires for family time and lifestyle.

We were all beat growing up, but we turned alright ... right? So does that mean that as parents we should in turn lay the wood on our children? The crew sits down and talks about the the effectiveness of spanking verses other methods of disciplining children.

This week Tek & EJ sit down w/Kristin Aquino-Pham, head of Legal and Immigration at CPACS (Center for Pan Asian Community Services) to talk about the current climate of immigration in Atlanta and how she was led from the Ivory Towers of a Buckhead law firm to the streets of Buford Hwy.

This week Tek catches up with James Ro, founder of the Atlanta Run Club (ARC) to chop up the upcoming BuHi 5K in June and share how everything all came together.

This week Danny sits down with Glen Kwon and talks about his new found love and life.

This week, Danny chops it up with Flu talking mostly about Hip Hop culture, among other things.