In this episode I talk about Metallica's cover song Turn The Page. I discuss destination addiction and why running away doesn't result in happiness, how sometimes you get stuck doing things you don't want to do and going where you're celebrated and not just tolerated.

In this episode I cover Limp Bizkit's record, Counterfeit. Topics range from fake people and social media, how posers suck and how you do yourself a disservice by not being who you are.

In this episode I cover Kenny Wayne Shepherds track, Blue on Black. Insights cover those that push people away and those run away from people that treated them poorly. I also cover the topic of how wrong can't be undone and why "I'm sorries" are bullshit.

In this episode I cover LL Cool J's track, Hey Lover. I speak about the concept of having a lover vs. having a friend with benefits or getting into a long term relationship along with how people lie in wait so they can make a move on someone that is \ was in a relationship.

In this episode I cover JAY-Z's track, Public Service Announcement. I talk about getting caught up in friends and co-workers drama, that there are two sides to every story, everyone does dirt so don't listen to the people that act immaculate and you find out what you're made of when your back is against the wall.

In this episode I cover a song from one of my favorite groups, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, track, East 1999. I talk about why you should be about the money, how running out of money later in life sucks and why you need to focus on creating more and more income.

In this episode I cover Cypress Hills, Rock Superstar. Insights that come to mind surround not understanding how much work is involved to achieve high goals, how it's hard to be good at something let alone great and how you may lose part of yourself while you're chasing your goal.

In this episode I cover Dry Kill Logics track, Paper Tiger. My insights dig into saying the things that should be said although some people just can't. I also end on the note of not playing games, screw the 2 day rule, just call them right?

In this episode I cover the Jeezy track, Never Settle. Insights include attracting different people as you get older, why sometimes people set the bar too high and dealing with haters as they are an endless source of energy and motivation.

In this episode I cover a listeners request for Elton John's, I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues. This song sparks thoughts of needing to be independent while being together, giving people space along with an ending thought about how insecurities lead to relationship disasters especially with social media.