Cuff & Mo make a trip to Grand Prairie to sit down with the Amya and Jerrod Collins, the owners of ItSo Vegan. The Ft. Worth natives open up about their background and how the lessons they learned as children helped them in their journey to ownership of one of the best vegan eateries in all of DFW. Amya describes how the need to help her son started her down the path of veganism and how she eventually found herself providing meals for cancer patients and had no choice but to open up a restaurant. Resourcefulness, creativity and perseverance are brought up as the syblings talk about the ups and downs they've navigated along the way to being a community staple. The show wraps up with a look to the future of the restaurant and what Amya and Jerrod see for themselves individually as the business continues to grow.

-Cuff and Mo sit down with Terri Alford, the founder of TNA Financial Group, to discuss growth, faith, leadership and VISION. The Memphis native opens up about her background in education and how being the oldest of four kids helped to shape her as a leader and is serving her well in her professional life. Alford details how a chance encounter with Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs got her started in the financial services industry and what things look like for her now as the leader of a fully staffed company. The episode closes out with her taking a look at where she sees things going for her business in the future and she gives the guys some very interesting answers as the who would be at her imaginary round table.

Cuff and Mo sit down with one of their business partners, Mesiah Valentine, for a fun filled conversation about hard work, dedication and navigating life's ups and downs. The Arlington native opens up about how a traumatic event in his young adulthood shaped his entrepreneurial mindset and helped to set him on the path that he's currently on as a realtor and investor. The father of four talks about how he and Cuff got reconnected and how important it is to be surrounded by like-minded people when it comes to trying to get something accomplished. The episode closes out with Valentine giving out some advice for our listeners when it comes what they should look for in a realtor and some very interesting and introspective answers as to who would be sitting at his imaginary round table.

Cuff and Mo open up the lab to the head of Crown Yourself Enterprises, Kimberly Spencer. The native of Los Angeles opens up about her background and the work she's put in as an individual to grow as a person and entrepreneur. Spencer dives into her perspective on what it means to have a growth mindset and how she uses aspects of personal development in her work on a daily basis. Spencer also gives the guys a run down on everything she offers under the umbrella of Crown Yourself Enterprises and some very interesting answers as to whom she would have at her imagined round table.

-Cuff and Mo take a trip into the world of poetry as they open up the lab to the founder of The Poet Life, Christoph Jenkins. The artist and entrepreneur opens up about his introduction to poetry and how he realized at an early age that it was going to be his avenue in life. Jenkins talks about his mindset and the work he's done in order to make his company, The Poet Life, a successful vehicle that helps other poets actually make a living doing what they love. The conversation wraps up with the father of three reflecting on where he's been and what he sees for himself and his platform in the future.

-The guys open up the lab to Dr. Ona Love Brown for an in-depth conversation about not only mindset but how to maintain the proper outlook on things while you’re on your personal journey. The renowned speaker and corporate coach opens up about her background and how her famous dad actually tricked her into becoming a motivational speaker. Now a powerhouse in her own right, Dr. Brown details what her lab looks like and how she manages things on a day to day basis when things get hectic.

-Cuff and Mo start the new year off with a conversation with Dr. Anthony Rhodman. As a mental performance coach for athletes and celebrities, Dr. Rhodman takes a deep dive into all the different levels of the mind and dispels some of the common misconceptions that we are commonly told. In easily one of the deepest conversations they've had about the inner workings of the mind, the guys get a first-hand look at what one of the leaders in the field of mental performance does for his clients and how he conveys things to his clients. The conversation finishes out with Dr. Rhodman touching on his recently released book, The Psychology of Performance & Behavior, and what he sees for himself in the future.

-The guys sit down with each other to take a look back at the year of 2022. They examine what they’ve learned as a show and what they’ve learned about themselves as individuals. They also give out some thank you’s to everyone who was a part of the show in 2022 and a sneak peak at what everyone can expect from the show in 2023.

Cuff and Mo sit down with Chris Jordan to discuss growth mindset, his love for music and what it means to really put energy into what you are trying to accomplish. The Ft. Worth native opens up about his background and how he eventually discovered his love for music. As the front man for the band, Extended Play, Jordan talks about how the band got started and some of the ups and downs he experienced while the band grew into one of the more in demand acts here in DFW. As a fan of the show, Jordan talks about what growth mindset means to him and closes things out with what his ultimate dream is for Extended Play.

-The guys sit down with renowned entrepreneur Matt Sapaula for a conversation about starting from scratch and seeing what can be accomplished when you maintain your faith put in the work no matter how dire the circumstances are. The Chicago native explains how a chance encounter with a fellow member of the Marine Corps in a Best Buy bathroom changed his life forever. Now the owner of a multi-million dollar insurance company, Sapaula dives into what his proverbial lab looks like and what led him to writing his book, Faith Made Millionaire. The show wraps up with Sapala reflecting on the road he’s traveled and more importantly, where he sees himself and his company going in the future.