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Koji wanted to impart all of his "wisdom" to his son. But of course, his son already thinks he knows more than me. So instead of trying to tell him now and having it go in one ear and out the other, he decided to record them here with the hopes that maybe... just maybe... when he's ready he'll listen to his advice in the future and not make the same stupid mistakes he did. He'll also bring on guests to impart their advice as well. Koji has no doubt their advice will be better than his.
Episodes
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. This week we're taking a clip from Episode #8. The theme for this episode was money. Koji decided to take knowledge from Notorious BIG's 10 Crack Commandments. Good idea or bad idea?
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. This week we're taking a clip from Episode #7. The theme for this episode was racism and host Koji Steven Sakai shared his advice: When people are racist, you have to stand up for yourself. Agree or disagree?
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. This week we're taking a clip from Episode #6. The theme for this episode was health and host Koji Steven Sakai shared his advice with Martin Mapoma: Don't Use Drugs After 30. Agree or disagree?
Host Koji Steven Sakai brought on filmmaker and mother Judy Jean Kwon aka: Yo Mama Rice. Listen to the episode to find out Judy’s advice to Koji’s kid.
Also, since this podcast has become monthly (instead of weekly), the episodes are now being edited and mixed! Hope you enjoy the new and improved audio!
Guest
Judy Jean Kwon grew up in a Korean-American video store where she fell in love with the art of filmmaking and storytelling. Bo...
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. This week we're taking a clip from Episode #5. The theme for this episode was viruses and host Koji Steven Sakai shared his advice: Always shoot a zombie twice. Agree or disagree?
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. These will be coming out weekly. This week we're taking from Episode #4. The theme for this episode was school and host Koji Steven Sakai shared his advice: Don't be the reason someone goes to therapy. Agree or disagree?
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode. These will be coming out weekly. This week we're taking from Episode #3 with Comedian Dwayne Perkins who shares his buffett eating habit. Agree or disagree?
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode! These will be coming out weekly! This week Koji shares his #1 piece of advice for love. Agree or disagree?
Host Koji Steven Sakai talks to one of his writing partner’s Enzo Resta. Enzo’s advice covered being aware of when you’re going to make the wrong decision, active listening, and saving money! Listen to the whole episode to find out all five of Enzo’s advice.
Also, since this podcast has become monthly (instead of weekly), the episodes are now being edited and mixed! Hope you enjoy the new and improved audio!
Guest
We're sharing our favorite advice from each episode! These will be coming out weekly! In this first mini-episode, host Koji gives his true-crime advice and this one is about never talking to the police!
Host Koji Steven Sakai talks to his friend and mother Tara Cloud Clark. Tara talked about the importance of setting boundaries, being an English Major, and more. Listen to the whole episode to hear all of Tara’s advice.
Also, since this podcast has become monthly (instead of weekly), the episodes are now being edited and mixed! Hope you enjoy the new and improved audio!
Guest
Tara Cloud Clark is hard-working, organized, and enthusias...
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