Stunna 4 Vegas walks the NYC streets with Saige talking about:

-His face tattoos.

-Losing his best friend to murder.

-Breakdown of his family and childhood life.

-Stunna doing real estate with Blac Youngsta.

-Growing up without a father figure; Stunna and his boys playing dad to each other.

-Signing his artists.

-Artists showing love to Stunna when DaBaby is around & acting different when DaBaby isn't around.

-How he initially paid DaBaby for a feature.

-Not regretting spending money.

-Telling his boys he loves them.

-Needing a change of pace to keep music fresh.

-What he has coming next.

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On this week's episode, Saige discusses consciously seeing life stages begin. For our first bit of pop culture news ever (calling all Outer Banks fans,) we weigh in on the Madelyn Cline x Chase Stokes breakup. Saige also encourages not giving up on yourself and talks about how it's very normal to find failure before success.

Saige talks about how changing your perspective can have a big impact on a situation.

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With incredible honesty, Loren Raye lets us in on many facets of her life from working at Elvis Duran and the Morning Show to hosting her own show in Boston to being let go from her show. Loren talks about overcoming being in a dark place and knowing herself well enough to know that being a stay-at-home mom is not what she is meant to do. The two discuss resilience, not equating job loss to diminishing your value, and much more!

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This episode is a reminder that a simple, kind gesture can truly go a long way.

Our first guest of season 4 is independent artist Olivia King, who brings a wealth of knowledge + calm, cool, and collected energy to the microphone! She chops it up with Saige about connecting with 10 people per day, using Instagram as a resume and she shares the tips for growing your Instagram following, which she's learned from immense trial and error.

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Kicking off season 4, Saige shares more about who she is. She talks about Penn State and not liking the first semester of college, going from intern at The Breakfast Club to DJ Envy's assistant, her relationship with her family, being a personality on air at WBLI & how she networked to get the job.

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Journalist & correspondent Vladimir Duthiers sits down with Saige to talk about switching careers from an incredibly successful Wall Street career to pursuing broadcast journalism in his late thirties, even taking an internship at that time. From having a complicated relationship with his mom to being bullied among other experiences, Vlad speaks about how such occurrences have shaped him.

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Why do we hear less about challenges and struggles while going through it and more about them only once success hits? For those who want to be sharing their struggles, why don't we normalize talking about difficult times sooner than only once we've found success or hit the milestone?

This week, Saige takes a moment to speak on the impact of gratitude and perspective.