-Cuff and Mo take a dive into the world of music as they sit down with R&B singer J Cameron. The emerging artist opens up about his journey into the music industry and how he came to the decision to actually make it happen. He opens up about the first single he dropped and the approach he is taking to growing his brand as he continues to grow in the industry. The Atlanta resident explains his craftsman like approach to making music and the steps he is taking to avoid the trappings of the industry that so many people fall prey to.

Cuff sits down with attorney Soluto Uba to talk what it means to really protect yourself when it comes to setting up the legal structure of your business. The Houston native talks about the how the impending arrival of his first child served as the catalyst for him to make the move to work for himself and break out of the trappings of being an employee. Uba dives into the nuts and bolts of LLC's and corporations and what entrepreneurs need to know as they set up the structure of their business entities. The conversation wraps with Uba talking about his thoughts on growth and what would happen if somebody came along and bought his business for $15 Million.

In Part 2 of their conversation about “Middlescence” with Wes Atwood, the guys really dive into the necessity of people in today’s world of hyper advanced technology and automated systems. After debating whether or not college is necessary in today’s society, the conversation closes with Wes giving a golden nugget of advice to listeners who might be examining where they are in life.

In the first part of a two-episode long conversation, the guys take a deep dive into the concept of growth mindset as they sit down with the founder of Atwells Home Investors, Wes Atwood. Atwood explains how experiences in his childhood helped to shape his growth mindset before he ever heard the term. The Michigan native breaks down the stage of life he calls "Middlescence" and how having a growth mindset is imperative in order to navigate it properly.

-Fresh off of Mo’s 40th birthday, the guys sit down for a talk about pivoting in life and everything that comes with it. The conversation really examines what it looks like to pivot and the mindset that you have to have in order to really make things come to reality. The guys exchange what they’ve learned about pivoting and adjusting from some of the most recent books they’ve read and how things get a lot clearer for you in your 40’s.

-Cuff and Mo sit down with one of their favorites as they chop it up with Ryan Rayford of Drew Estate Cigars. The newly minted National Account Manager talks about his climb up the ladder and how his work ethic and natural curiosity has helped him in life at every turn. Rayford describes what it felt like to get the promotion and how his daily responsibilities have changed while still maintaining relationships in the business. The episode closes with the Houston native giving his perspective on the current state of the cigar industry and what consumers can expect from Drew Estate at the upcoming PCA show and the following months.

The guys sit down to chop it up with Ryan Willis and John Ekeocha of DAMM Whiskey. The co-owners of the brand new spirit open up about the inspiration behind the product and the journey they and rest of the ownership group have endured just to get their whiskey to the market. The guys talk about the sacrifices they’ve made as a collective from a time and finance standpoint. The conversation then takes a turn as Ryan and John describe what some of their lowest moments were when they weren’t sure if they were going to be able to bring their vision to a reality. Things close out with a look to the future as Ryan and John talk about the feeling they had as a group when they saw their product being bottled and what they want to do to continue to the growth of their presence in the world of whiskey.

-The guys sit down to talk about what it means to “find your tribe”. Mo opens up about some of the changes he’s made as he continues to grow personally and professionally. As the conversation opens up, Cuff gets Mo to really drill down on the details on how to make small incremental improvements over various areas of your life. The guys also examine how having the willingness to just start working towards a goal is one of the biggest aspects of achieving success.

-The guys sit down with Tony Green in a heavy interview about loss, grief and the aftermath of losing multiple loved ones in a short period of time. The native of Gary, Indiana opens up about the gut-wrenching journey he’s been on as he details the roller coaster of emotions that come with losing both parents and his daughter all within 18 months. Green talks about what it takes to experience so much heartache and still keep it all together. Growth, therapy and faith are all examined as Green details how he has come out on the other side of things as a better person.

-In the first episode of 2024, the guys chop it up about their final reflections on 2023 and what they expect from themselves as they kickoff the new year. The conversation opens up with their thoughts on everything that has transpired in just the first two weeks of the year. Things then take a turn as they examine the lessons of 2023 and how they plan to apply what they’ve learned to similar situations in 2024. Cuff talks about getting back to his juice cleanse to start the year and Mo doubles down on being all about growth, progression and eliminating any and all distractions as he works to change the course of his bloodline.