-Mo hops on with the world renowned Dr. Robb Kelly to talk about overcoming our own failures and why fear is an imaginary concept. Dr. Kelly opens up about his past struggles with alcohol and how his fork in the road moment has led to where he is now as one of the most respected voices in the growth mindset space.

The guys sit down with LaKenya Rose Barrett to discuss VISION, entrepreneurship, adversity and what it means to lead with love. The business owner talks about her background and how the loss of her father at an early age ultimately set her on the path to leadership inn all aspects of her life. As a realtor in the DFW territory, Rose Barrett talks about her focus on helping first time homebuyers and how she does her best to make sure her clients are educated at every turn during the homebuying process. LaKenya also talks about being comfortable with herself as she opens up about her battle with alopecia and the fork in the road moment where she decided to be completely comfortable in her own skin. The conversation wraps up with LaKenya talking about her approach to balancing her roles as a wife and mom of two kids and she gives some very interesting answers as to whom would be allowed at her exclusive imaginary round table.

-Cuff and Mo sit down with Vita Vasquez and Aileen Pesante, the owners of Next Gen Tax & Financial Services. The duo opens up about the ups and downs they've experienced on their way to forming one of top tax and financial services company in the country. Vita details how serving almost a decade in prison served as the catalyst to her completely turning her life around and exercising her entrepreneurial muscle in a positive way. Aileen opens up about her humble beginnings in Puerto Rico and Kansas and what ultimately led her to down the path to getting involved in the tax and financial services industry. The two powerhouses describe how they had a lightbulb moment and decided to do business together. The conversation take a turn as both ladies give their perspectives on what it means to be an entrepreneur and what it looks like to really be in charge of a business from a day-to-day standpoint. The episode wraps up with both ladies taking a look at where they plan on being in the future and some pretty interesting answers as to whom they would have at their imaginary round table.

-Cuff and Mo sit down with Will Harris, the owner of The Hustle Marketing & Design Agency. The Shreveport native talks about the route he took from the oil and gas business to eventually working his way into the digital marketing world and owning one of the top marketing agencies in the country. The guys discuss what it means to really do the work needed to accomplish a goal and how running a company is about serving others first. Harris opens up about what separates his company from others in his industry and what he views as his duty to make sure his employees are in a position to succeed even if they decide to move on from his company.

-The guys continue their conversation about all the different areas of manhood with Jason Elias in part 2 of an intimate and transparent conversation. Jason really opens up about his view on what it takes to make your dreams and aspirations a reality. The interview takes a turn to the concept of chess as Jason uses it to describe what it means to have the right people around you on your journey in life. Things like service, responsibility, power and authority are also put on the table as Jason examines each one of those and the weight that each of them carry when you are working to be a DON in your own world.

-In the first of a two part interview, the guys sit down with Jason Elias to discuss business, brand building and what it means to be a man in 2023. The New York native talks about his background in Brooklyn and the importance of things like respect and having reverence for those who have come before you. Jason talks about the lessons he learned as a young professional and what ultimately led him to picking up his life and moving to Texas. Now the owner of his own marketing agency and apparel line, Elias talks about the core tenets he lives by from both a personal and professional standpoint. The guys take a deep dive into what it means to be a "DON" and that leads to part two of a truly deep and personal conversation between the three men that examines a lot of different areas of manhood.

-Cuff and Mo make the trip to Cedar Hill to sit down with Roz Stafford-Grady, the owner of Smoking Jackets Cigar Lounge. The DFW native talks about how being introduced to cigars by her brother in-law set her on a path that would see her leave a 20 year career in the barber industry so she could open up a lounge of her own. Roz opens up about the challenges she faced as a female owner in a male dominated business and what she learned about herself during the journey just to get the doors open. The conversation switches gears as Raz talks about the importance of people and what it means to have people on your team that are really dedicated to the VISION of the business. Things close out with a look to the future of the Smoking Jackets brand and Roz giving some very interesting answers as to whom she would have at her imaginary roundtable.

-The guys sit down with Hemal Patel to discuss the ugly side of being an entrepreneur and what it means to go from riches to rags. Hemal talks about what it looks like for a business owner to go from the highest of highs to bleeding out and being on the verge of financial ruin and losing everything. Patel opens up about his mindset and how his refusal to quit or give up on himself has him smiling today despite facing the prospect of bankruptcy and possibly losing his family. Patel opens up about his faith and what he's willing to do in order to get back on his feet and make his dreams come true all over again.

--Cuff and Mo sit down with Anna Barringer to discuss what it looks like behind the curtain for a young professional running their own social media company. As the owner of the Loud Social Media Agency, Barringer talks about the various roles she held before setting up her own company and the lessons she learned that are still helping her today. The North Carolina native opens up about the pros and cons of social media and what she does to maintain some kind of work/life balance. As the discussion shifts to mental health and the well-being of her team, Anna discusses a recent low point she experienced and what she learned about herself as she came out of it. The conversation closes out with Barringer reflecting on where she's been and how she see's things playing out for her and her company in the future.

-Cuff and Mo sit down for round two with Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs for a conversation about organization and building the proper leadership to sustain a company long term. The businessman opens up about some of the principles he uses to build companies and what it means to be truly dedicated to accomplishing the long term VISION that you set out for yourself. Dr. Jacobs talks about the proper mentality to approach your work with and how you should always be looking to get to the next level no matter what your pursuits in life may be.