E006: The Nubian Mix

E006: The Nubian Mix

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E240: Manifestation and Akkaoui's comedy

The team is back together and start off with Reem's "Alleged" favourite topic aka manifestation. Here how the team members approach 'manifestation'. Can you manifest singular things or emotional things? What are the mechanics? What is the execution? (OT comes with the heat about ...  Show more

E239: Fitness is a Vibe!

OT and Reem have the whole podcast to themselves and immediately the conversation turns to fitness. Reem says when fitness is a vibe when people show up. OT says regardless of if people are there - he is hitting the gym with a banging music playlist but he knows when people are a ...  Show more

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