On this weeks episode, we discuss fat shaming whether it is real, identification in 2023 and also the music industry and there influence within life. Big shout out to NAsa for coming through and talking with us!

What do you guys think of the world today compared to 15 years ago? Has the Gen Z generation softened the world?

Today's episode, we speak about how as men, we would never approach a female in the gym due to a TikTok video going viral. But does this work for both sides?Also, we talk about whether you should meet your inspirations and Eddie Hall getting into prep mode as he sets a challenge to compete in a bodybuilding competition.

In today's episode, we talk about what you should be investing yourself in 2023. Also, what would you value yourself and the services/products you deliver? We speak about the importance of your value and why everyone has put a high value on KSI and Logan Paul's drink PRIME.

On this week's episode, we decided to do a live QnA where you guys asked a bunch of questions to do with fitness and other things. Also, we go into mental health and also the fitness scene in our hometown Birmingham.

Happy New year 2Scoops Family. You know we had to start the year off with a bang. We spoke to Shiv, Birmingham Cities' finest wing back on her footballing journey and the ups and downs. We also indulge in to some more topics which include racism in women's football, LGBTQ, and a load of other things.

Merry Christmas everyone and we hope you all have a happy new year. We give our perspective on the cost of living and how it has affected us as young people. Also, a couple of us experienced some racist acts this week and we give our honest opinion on racism within the UK.

Are women a distraction to us men or do they actually help us when it comes to achieving our goals?

This with no doubt is the best world cup in history. Unlucky to England but we wait till the next one. Also, do you have to look the part to be the part?

Do brands have to diversify to different markets? We talk about if brands should stick to their market and grow or diversify.  Also, 68% of men and 60% of women are classed as Obese or Overweight in the UK. Is there a way that we can reduce that to 0% and are people actually concerned about their weight?