Unscripted. Unrehearsed. No post production edits either. Going a different format compared to past episodes. Nothing but straight talk as we go on for a whole hour. Romero and I have a discussion about current events happening in parts of the country as well as the world. I noticed a mistake or two I made on my part (i.e. Valley of the Ozarks suppose to be Land of the Ozarks and us saying “you know” in between our sentences) but it is what it is when it’s recorded LIVE on-air. And our other guest Jimmy couldn’t make it that night due to personal reasons. But we kept on. Photo credit: Papaioannou Kostas

It’s all about the cartoons we grew up on. Ron and Jim provide their insight on their favorite ones. Many more testimonials are heard at the end including mine’s. Thanks to those that participated: Romero, T-Awesome, Xtine. All illustrations by Romero of Ray’s Artworks.

This is a special episode of The Twenty400 Block in which I dedicate it to my three best friends that have passed away in a span of three years. Each has left an indelible mark in my life and I'm so thankful to have known them. I will forever hold them in my heart. Additional testimonials from those that knew them well are also included in this podcast. There is also another Quote of the Day segment featuring Ed Deguia. 

For Romer, Galen & Cindy ❤️ Photo: The Filipinas Family

Me and my good friend Aguacate talk about our own bucket list of stuff we want to do in our lifetime. We have so much to think about in so little time (yes, an hour's still short). And she also discusses her life, in general. There's another Quote of the Day segment with Ed - and it's a good one! Photo credit: Ivan Rohovchenko

Me and the panel discuss the importance and relevance of communities. They also take time to reflect on this when it comes to their personal lives. Also, there’s Ed’s Quote of the Day! Photo credit: Naassom Azevedo