This episode turns into a full-on time capsule.

The guys deep it on the best era of our lives — from 2008 to 2014 — breaking down why being broke somehow felt richer, why raves hit harder, and how culture, music, MTV Base, Channel U and late-night bagel spots shaped a whole generation.

From Pineapple Studios dance days, UK rap golden eras, first cars, first raves, and sneaking into “serious” clubs, to debating sold-out artists, nostalgia vs growth, and why nothing quite hits like it used to.

Plus:

• Eddie gets cooked (again)

• Baba unlocks hidden industry stories

• Mo brings the memory lane energy

• And the comments section gets addressed properly

Pure nostalgia, pure laughter, pure therapy.

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What does it really mean to “arrive”?

In this episode of Man Like You, the guys get real about success, imposter syndrome, faith, therapy, forgiveness and the moments that quietly change your life forever.

From hosting live TV and stepping into rooms that once felt impossible, to confronting father wounds, anger, ego and the weight of expectation — this is a deep, honest conversation about growth, purpose and learning to belong in spaces you prayed for.

We talk about:

• When success finally feels real (and when it doesn’t)

• Faith, fellowship and reconnecting with God

• Therapy, anger, forgiveness and healing father wounds

• Why forgiving doesn’t always mean forgetting

• The difference between achievement and arrival

No gimmicks. No highlight reels. Just truth, perspective and laughs along the way.

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From Disneyland debates and childhood nostalgia to the real pressures of success, criticism, jealousy and growth.

The guys break down their top 5 actors of all time, debate legendary franchises, and unpack why some films hit harder than others.

• Handling criticism from friends, family, and strangers

• The difference between caring too much and caring just enough

• Jealousy — not from others, but the kind you don’t want to admit

• Growth, ego, humility, and learning when to listen

This is one of those episodes that starts light… then sneaks up on you.

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