In this episode, the Fellas talk about if it is ever too late to develop close friendships and some of the different ways of defining different types of relationships.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about saying "I love you" first, why we say "I love you", and some of the different ways that we show our love to others.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about if it is ever too late to "shoot your shot" with someone and where the strong friend goes when they need someone to be strong for them.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the idea of being average, where they consider what the term "average" actually means, if black people somehow accept or reject the concept of being average, and what average may look like in America.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the Women's NCAA Basketball Finals and how two different players that did the same thing were viewed very differently. Also, the Fellas discuss the rationale behind telling children to wash their hands.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the idea of love being blind while jealousy sees too much. They also discuss if there is still any significance to virginity in romantic relationships.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss a social media post that was shared with them about the idea of marriage licenses, like some other licenses, only being valid for a short period of time, and if they would be for or against that and why.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the idea of compatibility and if people, by their design, are or are not so.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about nail clipping, taking out the trash, and big or little spoon preferences.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the perceived lack of conversations about money and finances in the Black culture and how that impacts life and the lives of future generations. The conversation continues with some awareness around what happens in the world in regard to money and finances, as well as tips and thoughts about different ways for people (Black and otherwise) to be better financially prepared for what may happen in the future.