Maya (@everythingmaya) sat down with me to give some good tips on how to handle your business. Maya shared how to manage finances, running a business, the pros and cons of social media, creating the mom tribe and much more. This is a very informal episode providing a lot of free game for everyone. I suggest reaching out if you have any interest because you will not find prices like this anywhere!

On this episode Coach Eric "Smiley" Lee talks about growing up in East Baltimore and how basketball kept him out of trouble. He shares his experiences with ball in various leagues with players who eventually made the NBA. Coach is well known for this coaching at Dunbar high school, we break down how he arrived and his experiences coaching as well.

Today's episode brings my Uncle Kemp Earl to the show to promote his upcoming comedy show this Saturday 3/12 at Sully's. Two of the comedians on the show Ray Ray and Quawndra talk about how they got started in comedy, their goals and even gave us a taste of what their show will be about. Check out @justrayray_ and @kempearlmitchell for more details

Kia (@slimhoneyy) & Bill joined me on this episode to talk about the trucking industry. The couple talked about how they got started, the multiple ways to make money in the industry, how it is working with your partner, things to look for when jumping in the industry and more. This is a very informal episode because we all need answers about this lucrative industry. Be sure to follow the business page for info about the information classes.

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Vol 4 of Hood 2 Hood we take a trip down South Baltimore to chop it up with Nick (@4evastr8__) about his hood and the surrounding areas. We talk about his clothing line, basketball, and the stigma that South Baltimore has. Check out his clothing line and store link in his IG bio.

Our next stop on our tour of Baltimore we go a lil further up from Douglass Homes to the Preston & Bond street area to chop it up with Gary @gtc283 about growing up around his way, going to school in South Baltimore, his basketball career and how he ended up running for city council. Gary shared some insight on the politics in the city and explained what East Baltimore means to him.

Vol. 2 of the Hood 2 Hood series we come across town to East Baltimore projects Douglas Homes where Larry Luv Creator of Huey Brand clothing. We talked about what the projects taught him. His love for West Baltimore and the experiences and people who that made an impact on his life.

We Need Answers presents a new series titled Hood 2 Hood. I came up with this series after watching several youtube shows where different narrators discuss neighborhoods and cities but never give the people who are a part of these places a voice. What made me give my own twist to this was the constant negative light that the narrators choose to discuss. I rarely come across videos where the positive good things are discussed along with the experiences. With Hood 2 Hood I plan to shed light on all the neighborhoods from East, West, South, North East and North West. My first guests are Pooh Man (@poohdaddy_5favdad) & B (@Stay.true.4eva) . They came on to discuss their upbringing all throughout the neighborhoods within the infamous Pennsylvania Avenue.

My homie Shonia (@shon_thedon) joined the show to chop it up about her experience at the "social club". She walked us through the experience and what happened after. Check out her podcast "The Millennial Master Class".

First episode of the new year is a follow up with La'Tesha from the real wire episode part 7 (episode 71). This time we catch up on the relationship with her mother and how it effected her life. She also shares how her prison sentence was a big part of who she is today and why it is hard for her to trust family again.

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