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Cuff and Mo open up the Lab and welcome in Chris Moore, the Owner/Founder of Carolina Blue Cigars, to the show. The Carolina native gives the guys a behind the scenes look at how he got his start in the cigar industry and details the discipline he had to exercise when his brand took off a little faster than he initially planned. Moore dishes on the inspiration behind the name of his cigar line and what type of flavors profiles that cigar smokers can expect when they purchase one of his products. The episode wraps with Moore looking back on how his patience has helped him get to this point and the things he plans on implementing as his brand and profile continue to expand.
Cuff and Mo hop on with one of their favorite women in the cigar industry, Temi Bush of Emperor’s Cut Cigars. The native of Panama details how she got introduced to the cigar industry and the road she took to eventually being one of the co-owners of the growing brand that is Emperor’s Cut Cigars. Temi really breaks down what it’s like to be a woman in a male dominated industry along with what she has to navigate when conducting business. A true Visionary, Temi lays out the vision behind Emperor’s Cut Cigars and how she and other co-owners have worked to get the brand to where it is today. Things wrap up with Temi taking a look to the future for both Emperor’s Cut Cigars as a brand and what she sees for herself individually as well.
Cuff and Mo take a dive into the world of women's hair care as they sit down with the founder of Nu Standard Hair, Autumn Yarbrough. As the granddaughter of the legendary Comer Cottrell, Autumn details the transition she has made from the corporate to continuing the family legacy with her own line of hair care products. Autumn really opens up about some of the sacrifices she has made personally to get the brand off the ground and what it really looks like for a woman to be able to crack into a truly male dominated industry.
In celebration of their 100th episode, the guys take a road trip back to The Boardroom Cigar Whisky and Cigar Lounge in Ft. Worth where they taped their very first episode. Cuff and Mo reflect on where they’ve been over the course of the show and how a phone call in December of 2018 has gotten them to this point. They talk about what they’ve learned about themselves as individuals and collectively as a partnership. The guys give out a ton of THANK YOU's to the people that have stood by them and been supportive of their vision since the beginning. They wrap up with a look to the future of the show and some of their dream guests along with some announcements about the this year’s Annual TVLP Golf Classic in June.
Cuff and Mo hop with the host of the popular show Confessions From A Red Couch, Janae Strickland-Nunn. In a joint podcast, the guys learn about the origins of Confessions From A Red Couch and how Janae's gift as a writer has helped her turn the podcast into something that is benefiting her listeners in a BIG way. Janae talks about some of the tenets of the show like self care, self love and the importance of truly getting to know yourself as an individual. The Houston resident turns the tables on the guys as she interviews them and gets them to open up on some of their biggest moments as they approach their 100th episode!
Cuff and Mo chop it up with the J-Lo of personal finance, Jully Alma Tavares. The New York native talks about how she got her start in the investment world and how she has risen to the level where she is now speaking with Fortune 500 companies about the power of investing. Jully also talks about what the average American employee can do to make sure that they have money for their golden years beyond just a regular 401k. Jully talks about some of the financial tennets that she lives by and what she plans on doing with her platform in the future beyond just workshops and teaching seminars.
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