Chief, Bell and Prentice get into it about the rules, ethics and principles in which apply to the "Bro-Code." Are these unspoken guidelines? Do men discuss these things in depth? At what point does the Bro-Code take effect? Is there a time when the Bro-Code can/should be ignored? The discussion gets deep and very real as the fellas break down the rules and regulations of honoring the code.

With Bell and Prentice unable to partake in this episode Chief invites Ray Wilson, a licensed Therapist on the podcast to help assist a young man Tehron in coping with the loss of his twin brother. Chief and Tehron share that similar experience of losing a brother to street violence. Chief shares pieces of his personal experiences in dealing with the trauma of it hoping it can help young Tehron push through the heartache as best as possible. Ray offers a clinical and emotional supportive balance for them both.

Chief, Bell and Prentice open up about their most reoccurring thoughts and how they have shifted over the years. Also, Prentice has his first experience with school discipline regarding his son and his first school fight.

Chief, Bell and Prentice open up about Trust. Who can we trust? How do we trust? Do people have to earn it or is it given freely with the expectation to uphold it?

Per the request of Chief's therapist, Chief, Bell and Prentice invite Peaches, (Chief's Mom) to partake in a discussion to help Chief find some peace or perhaps closure regarding his deep rooted Daddy Issues.

Chief, Bell and Prentice Discuss various steps in making, chasing and achieving goals for 2021. They speak on leaving the street mentality behind and creating bigger dreams.

Chief, Bell and Prentice reflect on the ups and downs of 2020 and discuss plans, goals and ambitions for 2021

Chief, Bell and Prentice call out the red flags/deal breakers they have with women, look to identify their own and discuss the various dating patterns men engage in.

Chief, Bell and Prentice dive into conversation related to the various levels and complexities of manhood. They discuss what it meant to be a man as a child, adolescent and their current beliefs of what manhood entails.