Boogie and Precious sit and discuss the idea of deference in the music industry as well as the importance of catalog. They delve into the topic of, Lil Wayne, not being chosen for the Super Bowl and the factors that may play a role. Also, they discuss the politics possibly involved in the decision.

Boogie and Precious sit down for a brief moment in poetry. Precious shares a poem called "The Phoenix" which discusses the idea of rising to the occasion. The piece hits several points about progressing through adversity and being present throughout your process.

Boogie and Precious sit with Chicago rap artist, Mubu Bubble Eye. They discuss the transition of drill music in Chicago and the history. Bubble Eye, also talks about making money through tours and the business of artistry.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago producer, songwriter, and rapper, MXNI. They discuss his influences within music and how he got his start. MXNI also explains his creative process and how his brothers keep him motivated in music.

Boogie and Precious sit down with returning Chicago music artist, Leek. Leek discusses his transitions in music as well as his latest projects. He talks about his creative process and the inspiration behind his latest project, "Leave a Message".

Boogie and Precious sit and discuss movies' soundtracks. They go into detail as to what their favorite soundtracks are. They also discuss songs they've added to the soundtracks of their own lives

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago comedian, Danny Mac. They discuss the importance of laughter. Danny Mac explains different techniques he uses to tell jokes and also why comedy is essential to him.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago rap artist, Trap Jesus. They discuss Trap Jesus' intro into music as well his development. Trap Jesus also talks about the difference from when he first started in rap to now.