Special guest hears an article written about the incident that led to his 16 year sentence. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The news/Newspapers had their version, special Guest Stevie Jovan Clark gets to tell his side of the story after spending 16 years in prison. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief and Bell sit with a long time friend who served over 16 years in prison for manslaughter. This 2-part conversation gets personal and unveils some hard truths about dealing with the circumstances that come with growing up in the inner city and having spent almost half of your life in prison. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief gets closer and closer to being open to the possibility of mending the relationship with his father Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The fellas discuss making the best of 2nd chances and the similarities between them and their fathers Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Prentice learns new information about his father and realizes they have more in common than he thinks. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Bell gives insight on not placing expectations on others. The Golden rule isn’t always reciprocated. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief discloses a recent conversation he had with family that will help him on his healing journey with the relationship with his father. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief, Bell and Prentice let the check-in carry this episode as they learn of Chief finally lowering his guard, and allowing himself to take a bigger step in the direction of healing the relationship with his father. Prentice also, has new information on his movement towards healing. The fellas take this opportunity to support one another. The healing is happening in real time in this episode. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief, Bell and Prentice give a recap to their first live speaking gig in San Diego for the Aspen Challenge. The conversation shifts to learning of Chief having a huge international event that he didn't tell the fellas about. Is there such a thing as being too humble?? Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The fellas discuss taking a step away from the humility and proudly flexing their accomplishments. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The fellas start their HBCU tour with a LIVE recording at Morehouse College. The topic of the day is Identity. The conversation ranges from your identity being impressed on us as children, the identity others give us in which we use to validate ourselves and the identity we eventually grow to define for ourselves. Per usual there are several "ah ha" moments and the fellas continue to grow right in front of the audience. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The fellas discuss the inner battle in chasing manhood while still being a child. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The fellas have a conversation around choosing your own identity or being told who you are. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Prentice celebrates 33 days of not smoking weed. Bell and Prentice find support in one another as they discuss the first day of daycare for their children. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief, Bell and Prentice recap their experience at the Grammys. The fellas take time to give Prentice his flowers for being nominated for a Grammy. They discuss all aspects of the Grammys from the work put in to get there to the actual experience of being in "the room" amongst the stars. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Prentice has e breakthrough of appreciation while recognizing the amount of people who are genuinely in his corner supporting him. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

The the recap of the Grammy experience the fellas discuss Seat Fillers. Did yall know that was a thing? Because we didn’t. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Chief acknowledges the aura of a celebrity at the Grammys that left him in awe. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com

Prentice breaks down his experience at the Grammys from the Grammy Nominee perspective. Support the show https://www.abmnt.com