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  • The Wealth Secrets Nobody Talks About: Old Money vs. New Money | SITED
    2026/08/25
    Season 2, Episode 6: "The wealth secrets no one talks about" We took SITED out of the studio and into the streets. Literally. 🥂 Rah Ali and Mister Lewis are live at Jay's Steakhouse in Fort Lauderdale—real table, real meals, and a conversation most people will never get to have.

    This episode, they're getting into the wealth secrets that nobody in your circle is talking about: what rich people actually look like, why most wealthy people aren't liquid, and why your obsession with looking rich might be the very thing keeping you from becoming it. 💰 Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/ Mister Lewis breaks down the difference between old money and new money, why he's unapologetically flashy, and how a single $5K Versace outfit generated over $250K in revenue.

    Rah comes back with the case for keeping your credit A1, staying off the designer treadmill, and not doing it for the streets. They do not fully agree. And it is a great watch! 👀 Plus, we’re dining in a converted 1921 Catholic church! The menu includes Oysters Rockefeller, a port wine reduction New York strip that took four days to make, and rigatoni with olive and bacon.

    Mister Lewis has plenty of thoughts about the food and the history of the building. And Rah's watch... That Rolex with the diamonds she's been hiding the whole episode?

    Mister Lewis found it. The people needed to know. 💎 Stop wearing your money for people who can't contribute to where you're going.

    Pay attention to what your money is doing tonight and every night.
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    31 分
  • Has Social Media Destroyed Mystery? The Power of Privacy | SITED
    2026/08/25
    Season 2, Episode 5: "The Edit" In the age of oversharing, the most powerful thing you can do is know what to keep to yourself. 🤫 Rah Ali and Mister Lewis are back at the table, and this episode they're getting into something the internet does not want to hear: silence is a strategy.

    What you choose not to say, not to post, and not to share is often more powerful than everything you put out. In a world where people perform their entire lives online, nothing feels sacred anymore because nothing was ever protected.

    Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/ Has social media destroyed mystery?

    And if it has, what has that actually cost us in our relationships, our careers, and how people see us? Because everybody is accessible.

    Everybody is visible. And the ones who understand what to withhold?

    They're the ones the room can't stop thinking about. Your privacy is not a secret. It's a strategy.
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    23 分
  • Are You Actually Confident Or Just Well-Lit? (Main Character Energy) | SITED
    2026/08/25
    Season 2, Episode 4: "Main Character Energy" Everybody thinks they're the main character. But are you actually confident or are you just well-lit? Rah Ali and Mister Lewis are back at the table this episode getting into the difference between real confidence and the performance of it. Because social media has done something dangerous: it's made visibility feel like worth.

    It has convinced people to perform confidence instead of actually developing it. Real confidence doesn't need the room to confirm it, it doesn't announce itself, and it definitely doesn't need the algorithm to validate it. Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/

    This episode also brings something new to the table literally. Crystal of Tipsy Table & Co. pulls up as the mixologist and comes through with crafted cocktails, including a strawberry basil gin situation perfect for summer, and an Indian-inspired cocktail.

    Mister Lewis promised brutally honest reviews, and he delivered. Then, Rah and Mister Lewis sit down for a round of rapid-fire questions that gets way too honest, way too fast.

    Expelled from high school, bar brawls, manipulating men, and the lies they are currently living—nothing is off limits and nothing stays safe.

    Plus, the team brings back viral foods from TikTok. Rah is not happy about it, but she powers through the black sesame ice cream anyway.

    Some of y'all are extras with Wi-Fi. You know who you are.
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    33 分
  • Dating & Money: Why Mister Lewis Says Only Broke People Split Checks
    2026/08/25
    Season 2, Episode 3: "Who Picks Up the Check?" Fair warning: this conversation got heated before they even sat down. Rah Ali and Mister Lewis are back at the table, and this episode they're getting into something that sounds simple until you're actually in it: dating, money, and who picks up the check. Is splitting the bill a fair move or just a lack of effort dressed up as a principle? They do not agree. At all.

    Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/ Mister Lewis says only broke people split checks. Rah says broke is a mindset, not a number, and that generosity is remembered long after the money is forgotten.

    The back and forth is real, it's unfiltered, and you are going to have an opinion by the end of it.

    Chef Kimbo is back to redeem himself with honey Sriracha glazed salmon. He originally plans to serve it with asparagus (no carbs!), but Rah quickly requests last week's pasta instead—and the food review does not disappoint. Plus, the Chic vs.

    Cheap segment will have you rethinking canned goods, as Rah and Mister Lewis blind-taste-test sardines. We also tackle the "One Bite Too Far" segment featuring a Carolina Reaper chip challenge that nearly takes Mister Lewis out.

    Dating should feel intentional. Not like a financial negotiation with appetizers.
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    32 分
  • You Can't Sit With Us: Outgrowing Friends & Setting Boundaries
    2026/08/25
    SITED is back. Season 2. And we are not coming in quietly. Rah Ali and Mister Lewis return to the table with more to say, more to eat, and significantly less patience for people who don't belong in the room. The season kicks off with a conversation that's going to hit close to home for a lot of you: what happens when you outgrow someone and feel guilty about it?

    Like somehow leveling up was the problem and not the fact that they stayed behind. Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/

    In this episode, Rah Ali and Mister Lewis get into why not every seat is meant for everyone, what it actually costs you to keep people at your table past their chapter, and why growth requires selective seating—whether you're comfortable with that or not.

    Chef Kimbo pulls up with a Peruvian dish—Lomo Saltado meets a Huancaína pasta twist—and Mister Lewis does not hold back on the review. The steak had flavor. The pasta? Well... watch and find out.

    Plus, the etiquette segment goes there on something most people get wrong at the table without even knowing it: how to properly taste and hold your wine. We also suffer through the "One Bite Too Far" segment with some extremely spicy Korean ramen.

    Finally, the conversation takes a turn into media, competition, Onsite's evolution, and why Rah Ali is not looking left or right at her peers only up at industry giants.

    Growth requires selective seating. Not everyone makes the guest list.
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    26 分