Part Two of our conversation with Geraldine and Usson. Two single adults with some experience under their belts, letting us know what their respective dating “streets” look like. 

In the epic conclusion of this NOT two-part event, we break down the weighted difference between dating vs. married, the audacity at the attempt of coupling today, and where our experiences have brought us to this point......

We continue the conversation of fatherhood and ask the question where were our fathers when we were younger and what impact did that have on us.....

Sir Cannon can definitely afford them as he is the definition of a media mogul, but it takes more than money though, right? Time, Presence, Legacy, what and how do we as men responsibly execute being a father? We're not sure we even know......

We are ALIVE! Don't get it twisted, the fellas are still here! 

It was important to us that we came back with this episode in honor of all the fathers out there trying their best to figure it out everyday.

Happy Father's Day Gentlemen!

We are joined by Dr. Christina Gerdes, asking the question "where do therapists come from"?

In a profession underrepresented by Black and brown service providers, we discuss the young doctor’s journey to becoming a psychiatrist and the owner of her own private practice. We ask that you join us again for another profile in our NOT highlight series of Black entrepreneurs.

Season 2 Baby!!

B-Sides Vol. 2: Purchasing new toys......These women don't need no man.......and Forever........Forever Ever.......Forever Ever???

Introducing B-Sides: The Fellas are having a little more fun...with this cutting room floor series.

The Fellas are joined by Carl’s brother Ke’Shawn, aka @Kingflexxa. That's with two XXs, we'll let him tell you why.

He shares a fun, crazy, and inspirational story of persistence that took him from a DMV HBCU to Brand Ambassador for one of the biggest media moguls of our generation. Join us as we start our NOT highlight series of Black entrepreneurs.

Stay tuned, more to come!

As we continue our conversation from Part 1, we examine the terminal results of systemic racism for these black men and women that we continue to lose. Why is it so difficult to understand the community’s requests for reform? We focus on the lack of police accountability, laws purposefully created for enslavement, and how our democracy has failed.