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In this episode of "Somewhere In The Middle" we dive into a wide ranging conversation about many topics.

First up, Art has a gripe with tip culture, when did tipping go from rewarding great service to feeling like an expectation everywhere you turn? Where should the line be drawn between appreciation and obligation?

Then the conversation takes a competitive turn as we discuss cheating in sports and games, from the infamous fishing tournament scandal involving weights hidden inside fish to the ongoing questions surrounding cheating in chess. Is winning really worth it if you have to compromise the integrity of the game to get there?

From there, we tackle a bigger issue: Is society stripping us of basic skills? With technology doing more and more of the thinking, remembering, navigating, and problem solving for us, are we becoming more convenient or less capable?

And finally, we get personal with a conversation about fatherhood, legacy, and carrying on the family name. What does it really mean to be a father? What responsibilities come with having a name that was passed down to you? And more importantly, what kind of legacy are we leaving for the generation that comes after us?

Join Art & Brotha James on this episode as we explore or answers, because sometimes the truth isn't on one extreme or the other.

It's "Somewhere In The Middle."