In this episode, the Fellas discuss a post that was sent to them regarding women's accomplishments and how men value those accomplishments when looking for a wife. The post speaks to the writer's belief of a misconception that women have about what men are really looking to have in a mate and the Fellas give their opinions on how accurate they believe this to be.

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In this episode, the Fellas discuss what it means to "be great" versus what it means to have or demonstrate "greatness". They also cover what they feel the differences are between "best" and "greatest" and how these terms may intersect, overlap, or contrast each other.

Professional basketball player Kyrie Irving has been in conversation recently about the COVID-19 vaccination and his feeling on it. In this episode, the Fellas discuss a few things in relation to some of these talking points, touching on things like the conflation of usage of the phrase "my body, my choice" to speak to not being in support of mandatory vaccination and the impact of Kyrie Irving's choice and how it impacts his basketball team.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the idea of being a "man" and what that has meant for them and may mean in society and the larger world.

In this episode, the Fellas look at three categories - class, gender, and race - and dialogue about which of these three would be the most difficult for them to consider when beginning a conversation with someone they do not know and the reasons why that may be the case for them. 

In this episode, the Fellas talk about what some of their triggers are, how they came to be, and some ways to possibly navigate the impact that triggers may have.

The book to which the Fellas referred in this episode is The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D. The link to this book can be found here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/313183/the-body-keeps-the-score-by-bessel-van-der-kolk-md/.

In this episode, the Fellas take a cue from Marvel's "What If...?" story and speculate how the trajectory of their lives would be different had one major event from each of their lives happened differently.

In this episode, the Fellas identify what they believe to be their main differentiator or thing that makes them different from everyone else.

The Fellas define what they think success means and what happens once you attain it. Are you satisfied with the results or do you then set a new goal of success? Alternatively, how much is enough for you to be satisfied?

What metrics do we use when we measure people? In this episode, the Fellas talk about how people are identified, whether it be by their best day, their worst day, or their last day.