Rod, Scott, & Norm share their thoughts and gratitude as they look back at the initial run of 60 episodes...

Rod, Scott, and Norm speak with entrepreneur and former professional basketballer Adom Robinson, CEO and founder of Take One Sportswear...

Rod, Scott, and Norm interview Bishop John Gandy regarding the resistance to the Nikole Hannah-Jones' 1619 Project for The New York Times Magazine by some historians, schools, and republican legislatures...

Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss Van Jones's appearance on "The View" and why he and those of his ilk don't represent the majority Black viewpoint no matter how many times the mainstream media attempt to portray otherwise...

Rod, Scott, and Norm talk with Brandon Flanders about his company's new streaming platform Sakal and opportunities for content providers in film and music to utilize his services and also for potential investors to partner...

Rod, Scott, and Norm speak with their 2nd naturopathic doctor, Daemon Jones, who shares her thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccines, treating diabetes and kidney diseases, and the state of Black health and healthcare in general related to naturopathy...

Rod, Scott, & Norm converse with Christopher Terry, owner-partner of Embacci International about global business opportunities in cosmetics and beauty supply and some of the general challenges...

Rod, Scott, and Norm speak with Brandon Davenport, an entrepreneur who transitioned from digital mobile tech to luxury clothing with the Baobab line of polo shirts.  Hear his journey and opportunities to invest by becoming an owner/investor...

Rod, Scott, and Norm challenge the Black community to remain vigilant in holding the incoming Biden-Harris administration to their promises because "We kept up our end of the bargain and delivered the White House and the Senate", and this time empty rhetoric and the failure to make good must have real consequences... 

Rod, Scott, and Norm look at the strategic history of how the nation became less intelligent and less interested in knowledge overall and the disastrous effects that that has had and continues to have today...