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In the second part of our episode, I continue talking about life with rapper/reggaeton artist Johnel La Provi. We discuss how he got into music, what happened after Puerto Rico was destroyed by Hurricane Maria, how life changed from him. The impact that his uncles had on his music career, how his single "Head Tap ",was created, the highs and lows of his career, making new music in the future, and where he wants to be in the future. Probably one of my best guest yet as he holds nothing back on what he has over most artist. Please tune in.

In our 34th episode, we welcome Reggaeton/rapper/musician Johnhel La Provi as my guest. In the first segment, we talk on his upbringing in Puerto Rico, how living in New York is more strict than living in Puerto Rico, differences in culture of Puerto Ricans and Americans, and moving to the states and the racism he faced moving to the states.

The final piece of the episode: My brother and I talk on sport athletes being criticized and I share which ones get criticized the most and which ones get favored by the media. 

In this segment, my brother and continue the discussion of Torrey Lanes and our personal beliefs on what happened the night of the shooting. We also talk on how bad Skip Bayless for the sports industry, what I hate about drakes music, and more.

In this segment of the episode, my brother and I discuss my week on the cruise and this weird revelation I had while on the cruise and start to stalk on the Torrey Lanes case and the story lines behind it.

In this segment, I express my controversial take on the Fresh and Fit Podcast and I explain why the individuals from that podcast are a bad representation for men and how far off from reality they are when talking on relationships and how dangerous they are to the mentality of men. I also state my opinion on  a couple of statements made from that Podcast where other individuals have challenged them and why emotional men like Myron should not speak on behalf of men when interacting with women.

In this segment, we discuss VLAD TV? Is it bad for the culture? My problem with Gabrielle Union and what she represents for women. My issue with Joe Rogan and Dave Chappelle fans and fake outrage that they dont receive. Is Beyonce and Eminem too worshipped in the music industry and why Eminem is a one trick pony. My brother and I disagree on the perception of the Nicki Minaj fans. What makes Joe Budden and the podcast come up short at times and more.

In this part of our episode, we begin by talking about crazy sports takes, undisputed between Shannon sharpe and skip, how lazy Espn is with their take, and the problem with the No jumper Podcast.

Part 2 of Season 3 premiere. In this segment, my brother and I get serious and talk on the reaction of Kyrie's link post to the documentary "Hebrews to Negroes", was Kyrie being antisemitic, the leak of Jerry Jones photo, my problem with the inconsistency of media coverage between Jerry Jones and Kyrie Irvin, the Jewish communities status in society and the African American community status in society, and more. 

In our season 3 opener, we break down the episode into two parts. The first part,my brother (iceman) and I discuss the jewish community, Kanyes interview on the Alex Jones podcast, why Kanyes kids will hate him if he is not careful, Balenciaga scandal, Nick Fuentez, Kanye's real truth about the jewish community, Kanye's statements on Adolf Hitler, and my encounter at Dunkin Donuts recently. Season 3 is on the way.

In this episode, mu cohost interviews me on my humble beginnings, handling my fathers death, life as a child, my parents divorce, house foreclosure, why I started a podcast, who are my biggest influences and more.

A continuation of my cohost interviewing me as I talk about my fathers death, growing as person, my biggest regret on how I felt about my dad, what I plan to do as a podcaster and more.

You ever wanted to join the military? Here on this episode, we have a 25 year old veteran who has served in the National guard as our special guest. He goes by the name of Sergent Tito and holds no punches. In this episode, Sargent talks on how he got recruited, him getting called on 9/11 to that site, his war stories in Iraq, balancing military life and marriage life, going through a divorce, his thoughts on theories surrounding the reason of being in the Middle East, and more. Please enjoy, subscribe, tune in, and share. 

A lot to digest in this episode. This week, I have a very special host this week by the name of Tenisha Estrada, yes my wife the one and only. Of course in the beginning of the episode, Tenisha offers a critique on the podcast and how it can improve, but opinions get spicy on this episode as me, Tenisha, Mel and Juny (my cohosts, also a married couple) along with Houston, my other cohost, discuss the roles of a wife and mother, balancing careers, challenges of motherhood. Do men have it easy compared to women? We discuss the challenges men face, how men argue or handle disagreements as oppose to women, and what advice we would give couples about to get married. Enjoy this back and forth that goes on these topics as the men defend points against the wives. Enjoy!!

This is probably our most informative but most controversial episode on the Podcast as of yet. On this episode, my cohosts Lady Mel, Juny and a special guests LaLa who happens to be in the medical field discuss their opinions on vaccines, Covid 19, what really goes on behind closed doors. Also, the panel talks on government cover ups when it comes to vaccines, doctors that have found cures for cancer, the backlash behind not taking the vaccine. My guest LaLa shares an emotional story of her and her family first hand dealing with the affects of a faulty vaccine and how it affected her son and her family forever. Everyone has a decision to make and on behalf of the show, we respect everyones decision for themselves and there families. We discuss the many feuds and arguments vaxxers and non-vaxxers have and the divisiveness it causes.  

You ever wondered who spends the most money? Is it men or is women? In this episode, my cohost and I talk about who does spend the most money and why. The phycology of why people spend so much money. How do we break the cycle of a generational curse of spending money and getting into investments? How do we teach investments to our youth? Are there enough conversations in relationships on how money is being managed? Do certain cultures spend more money than other cultures and why? Tune in and listen this week as we share our thoughts on this topic.

In this episode, we introduce one of our new cohost Lady Mel to the show along with my routine cohost Juny. In this episode, we talk about harassment culture, and the various forms of harassment. Is it being exaggerated? Is it still common in the work place. Juny and Mel get into different experiences at there work place environments as far as seeing harassment first hand. Do women often accuse men of harassment based on the guy's looks? Harassment happening in the family among close relatives? Why does that happen often and what conversations need to occur to prevent these often dark secrets in families and more. Almost all of us have been affected by sexual harassment, what do we do about it? Tune in into this weeks topic as its often hard to talk about.

In this episode, my cohost and I attack a few topics at hand. Juny has one of his best and most passionate takes ever on the show as he addresses the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas as he focuses on what local authorities should of done and with Juny being a cop, what his though process would of been in that situation. Houston get deep on not choosing political sides and why it works best that way and the corruption in government. Jay comes back and tells his takes on the minds of voters and why Joe Biden was just as racist as Donald Trump. We as a group tried to doing the 15 minute a segment challenge and it didn't work. Instead, it became a hell of a episode as stuff was said on the table that very people are not willing to admit. Don't miss it!!  

Part two of the Bobby Cosack interview. In this episode, Bobby pours out his true thoughts on the state of hip hop, what music is doing to cripple the mentality of men, his past projects and singles, making a mark in North Carolina and his community, the process of making an album, his relationship with his wife, being asked to conform to certain music styles, and him discussing his exchange with his music engineer and how alarming it was. The North Carolina legendary musician/hip hop artist talks about it all!!!

This week, my cohost and I interview with North Carolina hip hop legend, Bob Cosack. We discuss his early beginnings and how he got into hip hop and who is influences were and earlier albums and how that impacted the community. We talk on going commercial in the industry and signing with a major label vs making music on your own. Bobby talks on being an entrepreneur and lifting the black community. Who's more impactful, Drake or Kanye? Why was Drake album a failure. Bobby's strong feelings on Eminem as a rap artist and more.