Tony and Angelo have a great discussion on the importance of not caring about what others think of you and being your true self. Because after all that's all we can do as human beings. 

Tony and Angelo have this meeting on zoom with the CEO of Inventing Self Julia Johnson. The boys and Julia have a great conversation about self identity and how social forces around that can truly affect it. 

The boys welcome there friend Kyle whos been traveling since the day they left college. This week we go into how Covid-19 will affect the future of the world and why earning things on your own is crucial to living a happy life. 

Serena Pergola shows you that there is truly a silver lining to traumatic events. Her story is truly amazing. Being a victim of sexual assault didn't stop her from achieving her goals in life. She now tells her story about how gymnastics has truly helped overcome her past. 

Tony and Angelo interview Nick Cimino. A rising TikTok star whos past did not dictate his future. He shares his story of ghost stories and work ethic that lead to half a million followers.  

Angelo still doesn't have an intro. Giulia Guerrieri is back as a guest host. The crew interviews Jake Moscato, an up and coming film maker who speaks of his transformation from a D1 athlete to a full time film maker.

The boys talk anxiety on this episode. Angelo finds his voice, Tony gets deep and there's no jar this week so this one gets crazy. 

The Boys talk with Sophie Tsalik this week. She talks about her outlook on mental health in the corporate structure and how it affects men and women in different ways. After the Dak Prescott controversy its time to start normalizing mental health talk. 

The boys have another musical guest this week. He is a country singer who shares his story about the hustle that is life and trying to make it in the music industry. Michael James also plays his new song from his debut album first on complete madness. 

Angelo gets a disgusting room on his vacation. The boys get personal in this episode with Jeremy Velarde where he tells his story of how skateboarding gave him the confidence he needed after a difficult time in his life. Get ready for the madness.