Sneaker Culture w/ Fadi Basheer

Starting a Cannabis Business w/ Attorney Shaun Mansour

Cannabis is a billion dollar industry in the state of Michigan. Entreprenuers and business minded individuals are calling this the "green rush", a once in a generation type of industry. With so many different avenues available and high regulatory standards, things can become intimidating for prospective entrepreneurs. The Habibis welcome Shaun Mansour, an esteemed Cannabis Attorney with a 100% application success rate, to discuss the current state of the cannabis industry, how to get in compliance, and what this means for the community going forward.

COVID Anniversary

It has been one year since the world changed forever. There is no denying the seismic shifts that this pandemic has caused in every area of the world, from business and technology, to interpersonal relationships and mental health. The Habibis share their experiences and how this pandemic may shape the future going forward.

Cancel Culture

The latest victim of "Cancel Culture" is Detroit's own eminem. Gen Z has been posting Til Toks of the rapper's 2010 smash, "Love The Way You Lie", saying he needs to be canceled for it. Cancel Culture has been the cause of many notable figures losing their prominent positions, and sometimes even their entire career. The Habibis analyze the current state of Cancel Culture and what it means for the future of our society.

Sneaker Culture w/ Fadi Basheer

Sneaker Culture has been popular for quite some time and has exploded even more within the last decade. With resale platforms like Stock X and technology like "bots", reselling has become an industry of its own. Welcome Fadi Basheer, The Habibis personal shoe plug and plug of many. In this episode, The Habibis and Fadi show off some hot ticket items and discuss the history and future of sneaker culture.

GameStop

If you weren't in the stock market before last week, you're probably thinking about it now. GameStop stock has made many people thousands and some even millions seemingly "overnight". How did this happen? What does it mean going forward? And is it too late to get in? Thankfully all 3 of The Habibis have finance degrees from Yale.