Ordinary Opinion

The fellas are back, with our boy Money Mike joining us again for another episode! (Diego couldn't make this episode, but no worries OrdOp faithfuls, he'll be on whenever his schedule allows)  We had a little bit of technical difficulties getting used to recording again, but bare with us and we are sure you'll enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.  We miss you all and can't wait to record more content and reconnect with everyone who blesses us with their time and ears. Hope you all are doing well!

Today we have a special guest, our friend/brother Mike!  He tells us about his first impressions upon meeting Danny and Maurice, plus gives a very interesting account on growing up in Sacramento as  young Hmong American. Mike is filled with a ton of knowledge and interesting perspectives, and the conversation is super dope. Guaranteed you'll all laugh during this, while learning some dope new things.  Remember to rate our podcast and leave a comment if you can. Love yall!

Join us today as we go in depth about something most folks talk about enough sometimes, money. We take a look at money from a different approach, and this isn't just an episode about wanting to get filthy rich and famous by any means. Instead, it's a discussion about what financial success truly looks like for each of us, and how to embrace what we can/should earn in our professional careers.  We also continue on to discuss the potential dangers of showing your financial success, plus the do's and don'ts on social media when posting about your life.    As always, we appreciate you all for listening and for your support. Much love!

In a recent episode, the boys spoke about their career trajectories and how they see themselves moving and growing. On this week’s recording, Diego and Mo sit down with Mo’s long time Friend, Muttika aka Tika, to talk about her journey from the public to the private sector. From her work in student services to revolutionizing the healthcare industry, listen to see how Tika has battled thru impostor syndrome to forge new pathways for herself and others. For listeners who’d like to chat with Tika, feel free to hit her up on Instagram at @Parisdunk

In today's episode, Maurice and Danny talk about the current state of affairs in the Bay Area, particularly for Asian Americans. In light of the recent killings of Patrick Fung and Lili Xu, on top of countless other attacks on our community, we felt it was an important conversation for us to have. We tackle issues  such as community building, raising AAPI voices, being more aware, and brainstorming possible short and long term solutions.  Whether you identify as an Asian American or not, this is a dope conversation that we would love to share and have with you all.  Much love y'all, enjoy!