Chief, Bell, and Prentice discuss the lame behavior of super-sensitive, weak-minded men on social media. There's been a recent trend of men online pouting about not getting sex from women they spent money on. The fellas dissect the actions of these men and call out those who dare treat women in such a way.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice answer questions from supporters who reached out via email: Why do men want to be challenged? Do men feel threatened in their relationships? Is it the person, the challenge, or how it's delivered? The fellas show love and appreciation to all the followers and answer some difficult questions.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice return after an extended break. Prentice and Bell step into more vulnerable spaces as the fellas support one another through life's woes. Prentice taps into his emotions about his upcoming wedding and strained family relationships. Bell releases some tensions caused by a brief bout with depression.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice tackle the topic of submission in a relationship. The conversation dives into the misconceptions of the term 'submit' and what submission means for each of the fellas. This conversation is sure to enlighten as well as ruffle some feathers. Be sure to comment/reach out with your feedback.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice get together with R&B Mega Star MAJOR. The fellas tap into dialogue surrounding therapy and religion, dealing with success, and losing people along the way. The conversation flows in various directions, ultimately dropping SEVERAL gems, and all the fellas receive a much-needed dose of therapy. This is certainly an episode to rewind to ensure you didn't miss the lessons taught along the way. They also discuss MAJOR.'s recent single "Whole World in His Hands," as well as his smash, platinum hit, "Why I Love You."

Chief, Bell and Prentice tackle the issue of cheating and discuss whether it's worse to be cheated on physically or emotionally. This conversation sets the stage for part two of the discussion, which will feature some of the podcast's female supporters.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice discuss setting boundaries, especially when it comes to close friends. The convo shifts to the recognition of triggers and dealing with them accordingly. Things wrap up with a brief and very safe conversation about interracial dating.

Chief, Bell, and Prentice tap into some vulnerable conversations about leadership. Prentice was immensely supported /challenged by his fiancé and decided to share his experience with the fellas. It led to a raw, honest conversation about leading a relationship. The convo poses the ultimate question: "You're leading, but who's following?!"

Chief, Bell, and Prentice discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their families' lives, the effects of the virus on society's mental health, and how adversity created opportunities for people of color during the pandemic.