Episode 162: Making Wise Choices - It can be said, wisdom is the application of knowledge. Agree? If so, then why is the climate of America today so volatile and ignorant? But before that, the Queen is back so we had to revisit Derrick Jaxn then t...

Episode 161: All Dogs Go To Heaven - This episode is dedicated to the music, memory, and life of DMX. Once young men now grown men,.. reminiscing, joking, and waxing poetics about growth, perspective, and understanding...

Episode 160: Everybody Keep Your Hands To Yourself - It's a simple rule... or is it?? From trying to touch another man's lady to inappropriately touching your own lady, man, or, the "air" (allegedly) ...it all makes you wonder either,

Episode 159: Calling Out The Narcissist - Fresh off red flags we had to discuss the ultimate deal breaker then address the multiple requests we received for us to "put it in the air" about Derrick Jaxn.

Episode 158: A Week Full Of Red Flags - It's been "a week full of red flags"... and we just had to "put it in the air". Asia is away... so, please accept our sorry-not-sorry in advance (LOL).. But nah, it's totally safe.. check out Episode 158.

Episode 157: It's In The Details - They say "money, power, and respect... is what you need in life" and Episode 157 is about all three. Featuring Mental Health Therapist and Executive Producer of The Realish TV,

Episode 156: Everyday Is Women's Day - Happy Women's History Month! - On Episode 156, Tony Ses, George D. and Asia "put it in the air" about dating. So, it's your first date, what conversations are you having?

Episode 155: Going Half On A Soulmate - How do you end the month of "love"? You end it putting it in the air about love, relationships, and the things that twists it up and the things that make it sweet.

Episode 154: I Am,... A Revolutionary - Question, does someone's sexual history matter? Everyone wants love (or, so it seems) especially coming off of Valentine's Day so would you choose "true love" or $5M?

Episode 153: Traumatizing Black Pain - The late Prodigy from Mobb Deep wrote "My moms and my pops pass it down to me / So don't talk to me about can I feel yours / Cause I ain't feelin you at all, your pain isn't pure.