On this episode, Produk had the pleasure of interviewing independent film maker John Robinson A.K.A. J Rob. Sharing opinions on subject matters touching today's society, they both speak on experiences in life giving our listeners a more in depth look into their pasts while opening up about future endeavor's. 

In episode 8 I touch on the subject of popularity. The negatives, the positives, the good, the bad, etc. Looking at it from different perspectives brings great conversation and opinion. I hope you enjoy. 

Episode 7 is special. I sat down with a very close family member and discussed multiple topics ranging from working 9-5 in the medical field, all the way to flipping stocks, liquidation, etc. Life, hustle, empowerment...Let's Go!

Comfortability is a dream killer. Too often we sit back and let windows of opportunity close because we are afraid to take a chance. Episode 6 is about taking chances, and pursuing your dreams. Here, I give my personal experiences of what pushed me to move forward. 

Support goes a long way. Longer than we can ever imagine. Our friends often look to us first in times of business. It is our duty to show support in order for them to reach their goals. Check out episode 5 to hear Produk's take on this subject. We hope you enjoy!

Fatherhood is a very special thing. Episode 4 touches on the difference in raising sons and daughters. Also, the positives of it. We hope you enjoy!

Hello everyone, and thank you for your support. Episode one was amazing and I received great feedback. Episode two touches on a personal experience of mine during my teen years. I hope my experience helps my listeners in some way later on down the line.  Please feel free to like, share and comment! 

Hello and welcome to the first episode of The Life Of Produk Podcast. First, I'd like to say thank you. This will be the first of many roller coasters. I meant no disrespect to anyone with my opinion on this subject. I got love for everyone. I spoke on this issue very passionately because I know many families who have been effected by it. I've known fathers/sons who landed themselves in prison, shot, hurt, etc. I feel this is an issue in the black community we never speak on. We are all free to live how we want, hang with who we choose to hang with, and so on. I hope this subject shakes a few tables and picks a few brains apart. Let's get it!