This week, we're revisiting an older episode in a way. We're talking about the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana, in the US the be specific. Our views haven't change very much from 5 years ago, but our perspective has been shifted a bit after the pandemic.

This week, we're talking about marriage. Very rarely do we talk about relationships on this podcast and there's no particular reason for that, but this week it just kinda caught up with us. With all of the pressure put on marriages, we think the next few years' economy will put additional pressure on couples and we think it starts with who you picked.

This week, we're (surprisingly) talking about the shooting in Buffalo, New York. Although, we've been trying to avoid these types of subjects, we decided to deal with this one.

This week, we ended up talking about the supreme court's leaked opinion on Roe v Wade. Admittedly, we haven't been following this closely, but we decided to voice our opinion on abortion rights in general.

This week, we are having a conversation regarding masculinity, but more specifically as it relates to black men. Lately it seems like it's not popular to embrace the idea of black men being men. Maybe it's limited to just the local circle and personal conversations we're having, but from what we've seen both in person and online there seems to be a movement to undermine black masculinity. Let's talk about it.

This week, we're talking about our journey to become more open minded. At least, that's how this conversation started. As we discussed more and more, we determined that we may not be as open minded about certain things as we once believed. Just listen...it'll make more sense inside.

This week, we're talking about something that we heard all the time as kids: "Children should be seen and not heard" or "Children need to stay out of grown folks conversations". It's 2022 and we are rethinking the whole idea of keeping children in the dark until they reach a certain age and "then it's time to grow up", so we decided to have a conversation about why we feel that way.

This week, we decided to talk about the environments we find ourselves in at different points in life. So many people will tell you what you can or cannot accomplish, we thought this would be a good time to share some of our experiences in dealing with negative environments.

This week, we're talking about communication. That's it...that's the episode.

This week, we're venting about some of the experiences we've been having this year and in previous years both intentionally trying to support black business and also being black business owners trying to work with black clients. We're exhausted of people simply saying "support black business" and there not being any of the brutal honesty explaining what that actually looks like in real life nor what black business can do to reciprocate that support.