We Don't Care What People Say Martin Foster & Brian Monteiro

Happy to be joined by director, writer, and long time friend Clenét Verdi-Rose.  Clenét tells us how he went from an ambitious and artistic kid with a passion to a well-respected and accomplished up-and-comer in the film industry.  We get into his recent experience working with  Robert De Niro, some of the finer points and techniques of directing, as well as a future project he's excited to share with the world

Back like chiroprac, we're joined by social media personality, up and coming comedian Kyndra Crump for a chat that goes all over the place with lots of laughs along the way.  Check out Kyndra's  podcast, The Kyndra Crump Show, wherever you listen to podcasts

*We recorded this one about a month ago*  Bringing some youthful exuberance this episode we’ve got Christian Mestre, B’s nephew, jumping on the mic with us.  Christian fills us elders in on what life’s been like for a teen during the pandemic, the social and scholastic impact.  We then get into a lot of sports talk.  Along the way being the OGs we are we try to give some game to young fella

It's all about THS (That Hope Shit) this week as we're joined by Jon Hope to discuss the new album "Hope All Is Well", the process of creating this project, African roots, his inspirations, education, The Hope Signature Collection, and why other artists can't see him on the court.
IG: Jon Hope , The Hope Signature Collection

This week we've got Dr. Kevin Martins joining us for an inspired discussion about education, social activism, diversity, equity and inclusion, along with several book recommendations. 
We've also got a snippet of Freeform's (Sheldon Greene) new track (fake) Revolution which is available now on soundcloud

Back again, this episode we've got the GLU crew on with us, Dante & Taeus Hayes. They tell us about their basketball roots in the DMV going up against many future college and nba standouts.  We get into the birth and development of Good Life University Clothing line. Finally we discuss fatherhood, specifically raising boys to men in these times