The Arch Effect

This episode is all about those pet peeves we can't stand! Joined by fashion expert Alexander Woods, we are weighing in on all the things and characteristics that are intolerable and why they get under our skin.

Way too often we find ourselves complaining when we should be celebrating. We allow those small things to steal our joy, let's observe how that happens so we can control the narrative. Listen, as Archie Jay shares the importance of living life every day like a party.

This week, Ivy Coco, lifestyle blogger, and social media impact creator joins Archie Jay to break down the 20s. If you're wondering where you should be, how you'll get to where you're going or if the 20s set the tone for the rest of your life, they speak on it and hopefully bring you closer to figuring it all out.

Archie Jay sits down with his Mom, LaDonna Wilson during International Women's Month for a very insightful conversation. She drops powerful messages on acceptance, love and what it takes to hold onto a clear mind. Listen as these two bond over the past, present, and future.

Majority of us have heard "Time is essential," and that couldn't be truer. Archie dives into his perspective of the value of time and how to balance the thinking while being a prime millennial.

It's a great feeling when you've found your passion in life, but for those in the "arts" that passion can be quickly followed by struggle. Gullymarc, a local leading artist in Kansas City, MO shares his views on what it means to be a starving artist.

We all want to be the boss, but do we all know what it takes? One of Archie's favorite "go-getters," Mae Monroe, shares her journey climbing to the top and the truth behind running your own operation.

With the return, Archie Jay keeps it honest and pure about questioning your own worth and how to not let it stop you.

Are you in need of some personal time? If so, this weeks episode is just for you! Listen as Archie Jay shares the importance of setting time for you to center yourself and that you shouldn't feel guilty about it.

The season of joyfulness is here and for some, it's not all that great. Archie Jay shares his views on why it can be hard for Millennials to go home and offers helpful ways to progress.