On this episode, we had our buddy Brown on to talk some light hoops and everything that comes along with it. We realized a lot of the players we loved to see don't have rings. Why these new basketball games aren't as good as our favorites. Are these actors and movies actually good? Tune in, to get in where you fit in.

On this episode we brought on our guy Gee Slab. We say there are classics, but what makes it a classic? Is it the content, and the mentality and mood you connect with? Sales, and record spins? Tune in to see where your "Top 5", and favorite artists get mentioned in the mix. We had a technical problem at the end, but it's all cool. 

Greg and Scrill start off in left field like Barry Bonds, discussing the theory of simulation and how it applies to us humans or whatever we are. We see, we feel, we smell, and hear but does this discount or validate the possibility of living in a simulation. This seems real to us, but is it? What evidence supports that it is or isn't? Press play and tap in to the conversation. 

Greg and Scrill discuss relationships with Reese to see where relationships begin to go wrong and how to resolve the problem. Communication, trust, respect, etc., all are very vital in relationships. With everyone knowing this, why is everyone having so much trouble with it? Honestly, you probably should just tune in to the conversation and take some notes. Your significant other will appreciate it. 

Greg and Scrill, have special guest Mose on the show as we speak about fashion. Fashion sense and how style can come from anywhere. Certain pieces and designs stick with us more than others, but why? Does price and brand have a correlation with the brands that we are drawn to? Is style universal, or do certain cultures and people influence the scene and the clothes we wear more than others? Do you pick and wear your clothes based on what you like or the trends of the masses? Tune in to the conversation.

Is it possible to know someones true intentions? As humans we tend to assume that everyone can be given reasonable doubt, but should it be like that. Should we stop accepting things at face value, and ask more questions? Is that enough to ensure that word is bond? Most people are able to say anything, a lie or a truth. Sometimes to show true intentions and others to mask them. Are actions safer than words? Tune in to the conversation.

On this episode of Seasoned Caviar, Greg and Scrill dive into some fairly recent news surround the NFL, Jay Z, and Colin Kaepernick. Many are upset at Jay Z for possible moves and business he will be partaking in with the NFL, others, not so much. Some players and fans of Kaepernick's protest and movement feel Kaepernick should be involved. The NFL seems to be moving through it all unscathed. Tune in to the conversation.

Greg and Scrill have special guest Candace on this episode to discuss the routes to success and how we reach it. We assume the blueprint has been given to us for success, but is it true and does it apply to all? Many of the skills and knowledge we associate with success and creating success are not taught in school. Is college the best route? If not, what is? Are those in the respective positions trying to cater to what students and youth need to enrich their future? Tune in to the conversation.

Does anybody know the true definition of being real and authentic. It appears that in today's society real can mean a multitude of things and a lot of those things should be debunked or at least discussed.

We believe real is a person who is honest about themselves.Some people believe you have to kill people to prove a point, but we don't believe that's the case.

On this episode of Seasoned Caviar, Scrill and Greg bring in their long-time friend Doaks. The trio discuss money, time, and the relationship of the two in regards to everyday life. 

Efforts of this episode try to reach the root question, "which is more important, time or money?". Can one satisfy you enough without the other? Does the amount of time you spend doing daily things such as work, or leisure yield the amount of money you want it to? How much money is enough money? If you could have more time or money, what would you choose?