I recently had the chance to visit 4 European cities in 6 days and I learned a great deal about human culture, architecture, religion, fashion, innovation, freedom, capitalism and life in general. While traveling can't teach you the meaning of life, it can certainly give you perspective to live it more intentionally. This should be a goal for young people. Hopefully this episode charts how to begin that journey,

In this episode, Meeks reviews his trip to London for a conference. He explores the cultural norms and misnomers of Londoners, including that of the Black and young residents of the City of London. He retells his experience at a Greenwich hotel, whose customer service left a lot to be desired, even though he was urged not lodge in South London because "Greenwich is all around better." Meeks also recaps the flailing transportation system, high standard of living, and sociopolitical differences between the Britain and America. Music by Big Pun f. Donell Jones (introduction), It's So Hard | Sault, Pray Up, Stay Up (background) | All Rights Reserved.

The rapid changes in the global economy require a multi-modal mental, physical, and emotional preparation for the impending crisis. Millennials, in this episode, will learn best-practices to thrive during this epoch from a political, financial, geographic, and spiritual perspective.

In this episode, Meeks shares some reasons why employing a long-term strategy in relationships or business is prudent. Often young people are tempted to pursue short-term gains in lieu of looking at the grand scheme and, thereby, missing out on big wins.

The late, great founder of Off-White and creative designer of Louis Vuitton, Virgil Abloh, during a 2017 talk at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), explored the idea of post-post-modernism as a theme in the flailing fashion industry. In this inaugural pod by Meeks a/k/a @theyoung_pilgrim, he dissects what he believes Virgil Abloh's modernist thesis of luxe and street fashion meant.