In this episode, me and mills go over Lia Thomas swimming laps around natural-born women, parenthood, and the state of the culture.

Back with the culture bros discussing our mindsets. What do you consider success, happiness, and security? Is Ye's mentality towards Pete and Kim unhealthy? Is Kim's business advice sound, or is it meant for certain ears?

Been a while since the boys got together and chopped it up. Getting back to business with current events and the state of the culture.

In this episode, we acknowledge and celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day and what different cultures and people do to overcome their past and future problems. We talk about how Martin adapted his life from the military to full-time job, to student life with a family, and some recommendations of shows to watch.

In this episode, we sit down with my boy and future WWE wrestler Malik "Blackjack" Rawls. Blackjack tells us about the world of wrestling, how "fake" it is and the real stunts they perform to entertain the crowd. And of course, we have a chill convo about whatever comes to mind.

In this episode, me and Martine talk about what we actually talk about in therapy and how it's helped us in our personal and professional lives. We break down some stigmas around therapy and drift into discussing the facade of you pocket watchers out there and the ones who get watched.

In this episode, me and Martin are catching up on our 1 year out experiences from the military. How family dynamics have changed and got back into the flow of everyday life... during COVID.

Ready to start investing in the stock market, crypto, housing, and whatever the world may have to offer? Well, a great place to start is to get your credit right so you have passive income to put towards those investments. In this episode, we give some insight to what credit is, what is needed to build it, and what it can do for you to put money back in your pocket with no added purchases on your behalf.

In this episode, me and Martin talk about the simple things and about the parts that make us who we are. Since the market was closed Monday we felt this was a good time to let the audience in on who we are.

In this episode, we discuss the fight between the Reddit threaders and Wallstreet. Robinhood and TDAmeritrade decided to be a self-imposed broker, and we break down what happened along with other stock market break downs.

In this week's episode, I have a sit down with Marissa Martin and discuss real estate and Teaching. My multi-talented cousin has been in the real estate world since 2010 and we get into the ins and outs of being successful in this industry. We also have content for the aspiring teachers as we discuss the importance of teachers and what to expect once you hit that classroom.

In this episode, we have my guest and boy Martin back for an interview on his life in the Navy. We talk about his career in HVAC, the in's and out's of military life, separating from the military at the end we pay our respects, Vanessa Guillen. We put in our advice for any member of the armed forces who are in a situation like hers and always remember, your life comes before your job! We love you Vanessa, R.I.P.

In this episode Jordan and Earnest talk about the need for a good leader in the lives of children. We expand on how the lack thereof can lead to issues as they grow into adulthood. One big thing Jordan emphasizes is the continuation of a persons growth. It seems like after a kid hits the age of 18, people give up on them and throw them to the world and we see a big problem in this, but how do we address it? Tune in!

In this episode, me and Martin continue our convo about our lives, the military, the culture, and the world.

In this episode I have me and my boy Martin, chopping it up about our times back in Clayton County, growing up in our area, then going out to the world to experience our first taste of what a non-black majority was like. This episode was broken down into two parts, so we hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the current effects of the Corona Virus across the world, the imagery the media paints as the lines are blurred between total cases and mortality numbers. Is reopening of non-essential businesses the cause of this new spike? What will the world look like post-Corona? Tune in!

In this episode, I have Anastasia Kosterman, a recent UGA BA Grad in Civil Engineering talk about the process of becoming a Grad student and attending The University of Georgia. We also discuss how her being one of few white people growing up in a predominately black school and thriving was. She gives her perspective of her first time submersed around "normal" white people and how she found her way back to the culture she was comfortable in.

In this episode we have Dinaily Janga join us as she talks about her life growing up Curaçao, her working on her Masters at the age of 21, and her relationship with ya boy Earnest.

In this episode we talk about our personal racial discrimination experiences that happen that we don't necessarily tell our white friends. We also discuss our different experiences growing up as a black American and how we handle the weight of being born unequal but still be able to overcome.

In this episode, I have a convo with the GM of a Chick-Fil-A franchise and good friend of mine Andrew Meyers. We talk about what it takes to manage a franchise with a net worth of 11 Billion dollars. As a black man of the culture, he shares what tools and techniques you can use to become a boss.

This episode focuses solely on communicating within the culture. The overabundance or lack of can lead to unnecessary problems in your life. Jordan has a breakthrough a moment where he understands why he has been struggling with communication.Intro Song: Marrk James - RollinSocial Media - Marrk.james.1

Today's episode brings in a special guest in my boy Bryan Wallace. Radford alumni met him as an enlisted airman and know him now as an officer in active duty Air Force. In this episode we chop it up about life and the switch from enlisted to officer, and traveling.Intro Song: Marrk James - RollinSocial Media - Marrk.james.1

This week we discuss the importance of having the right people around you. We also discuss the art of praying for the right things in the right circumstances as the aim of prayer can be misdirected. We finally get a look into Earnest's past.Intro Song: Marrk James - RollinSocial Media - Marrk.james.1

Amidst trying times, trying acts strike the culture as Ahmaud Arbery is struck down by a group of individuals without good cause. This episode talks about the thin line Black and Brown people walk as we can be killed unlawfully, and how we will better the future for the next generation as we discuss accountability.Intro Song: Marrk James - RollinSocial Media - Marrk.james.1