Chief, Bell and Prentice tackle some of the questions asked by supporters of the podcast. The fellas offer insight on topics ranging from supporting a loved one through grief, to talking to your kids about masturbation. Several laughs are shared as well as some serious perspectives on how to deal with PTSD.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice set out to talk about apologizing and forgiveness. Along the way, the guys discuss the deeply-rooted trauma embedded in Chief's relationship with his father, and Prentice comes to terms with having to limit communication with his mother. Bell brings an insight into the challenges of understanding the difference between forgiveness and fake forgiveness. This episode is the epitome of why we say ALL BLACK MEN NEED THERAPY.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice reminisce on their journeys through adulthood. Several gems are dropped regarding finances, relationships, credit, college, and much more. Chief has a moment where his eyes may or may not have produced what some refer to as tears lol. This episode is absolutely a lesson on growth and embracing newfound life in adulthood.

Chief, Bell and Prentice tap into conversation surrounding the challenges men face in letting go of their old selves. The fellas have various opinions on WHY they were reluctant to change and how it has impacted their lives.

Chief, Bell and Prentice open up conversation pertaining to why Black people/men have a hard time "putting their people on." Bell shared a quote from a cultural icon Gillie and the fellas share introspection on why they did or why they may have passed on being the plug for their people. It's an important conversation on growth and being mindful before we extend ourselves to others.

On the verge of some great news for the podcast, Prentice has to remind Chief and Bell to celebrate the small victories as their response to the good news ruin his joy. The conversation takes many interesting turns as the fellas break down how past situations have prevented them from truly enjoying the bliss of great news.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice discuss how to hold your homies accountable and focus on how to do it while keeping the relationship intact. Various perspectives are shared and the fellas agree to disagree on ways to hold your homies accountable.

Chief and Prentice catch up and dive right into the main topic - toxicity. The fellas identify their toxic traits and discuss what they feel may be toxic about each other. You won't want to miss this conversation of self-reflection and accountability.

Chief and Bell, check-in and touch on John Gruden & Dave Chapelle's respective drama. Then the fellas shift gears to discuss the power in celebrating the self. Black men endure enormous scrutiny and consistently neglect taking a moment to celebrate their wins.