The guest on the show has remained and still is a mystery to alot of people who know his work from the gram. Plastic Pigeon aka. Eniola Ademakinwa is one of the most energetic and homely persons I've met and happy to have shared the studio booth with.

The last Vent! Episode of the year - Hangin' w/ the wrong curtains, is an unfinished thought about the worth of relationships, right and wrong crowd in life. As the occasional introvert that alot of us are, to us we don't even need a right crowd like the famous quote by Mamadoo "ten niggas is way too many niggas".

This is one of the most relatable episodes on this podcast because I had to be an Actionboy to create like I have no problems, do it despite...

"Talk is cheap, life is action, and actions, for the most part, are expensive". This episode is the "do-shit" episode, inspired by every proactive person in my life, my Mom, and everyone else who listens to the podcast pushing something in the world, it takes resilience and actionboy energy to do that. Still, for some reason, Asher is human and lazy. Listen and Tell a Friend.

The host of this podcast turned 21 on 10 November. It's a special day for me and one of the biggest listeners of the podcast, Dianne who shares the same birthdate as me. If you're reading this - "I love your support every time, so in my face even though I've never met you, thank you". "And I'm only 21" is a document of my thoughts on turning a new age, that's usually accompanied by overthinking and stressing about your accomplishments and regrets. It's Asher's account of what it means to be 21 - A reply to what a friend asked me. Listen, Enjoy & Don't tell your friends I'm 21.

"We were all raised to be on TV, thinking we'll all be celebrities and movie stars, but now we're getting older and realize that we could be wrong". The thought of this episode was pessimistic, but I had to flip it because I couldn't bear the idea of putting out negativity in the slightest form. The thought of settling for something that isn't entirely what your dreams are is what the content of this episode's about. I hope we don't have to settle. This isn't my ego doing the talking, this is ... Listen and Tell a Friend.

This is a sequel to the "ASUU Strike" episode uploaded two episodes ago. This episode offers a somewhat realistic perspective on what going back to school feels like and trying to balance whatever you had going on during the strike with leftover academics. It's short, smooth, easy, and detailed and also features a voice note from a friend of mine who has a very valid opinion on this topic because of experience. Listen, tell a friend and Enjoy.