Eagle’s Eye - By Tertia

A raw conversation with my dear friend-brother, Jacob Colby, at the intersection of mind, purpose, and creation. We unpack the internal battles we face daily, questioning whether we’re truly in control or just playing out a path already written. From free will vs determinism to the realities of collaborating on our film, this episode dives into what it takes to build something meaningful while navigating doubt, pressure, and identity. This isn’t just about filmmaking… it’s about becoming.

In this episode, special guest Shea Brown and I explore the tension that lives in our bodies and the surprising ways we can always rely on ourselves. We dive into the mysteries of alchemy, the art of transformation, and the concept of formlessness; what it means to move beyond structure and embrace flow. Join us for a conversation that blends the physical, the philosophical, and the deeply personal.

In this episode, Gabriel Dominic and I sit down and unpack heartbreak; not just the romantic kind, but the kind that forces you to confront yourself. We talk about alignment, what it really means to be in sync with your purpose, and the illusion of control we cling to when things fall apart.This conversation isn’t about blaming anyone. It’s about ownership. Growth. And understanding that sometimes losing control is the very thing that puts you back in alignment.

Alan and I dive deep into what it means to navigate life at our age, confront the fears that shape us, and pursue the missions that drive us. A raw, honest conversation about growth, purpose, and the moments that define us.

A closing conversation between two best friends on what it cost to make our feature film THE ZOOM, what it revealed about them, and what happens when time starts answering back.

When truth shows up, it doesn’t ask if you’re ready.In this signal, I reflect on the moments that forced me to grow before I felt prepared. How divine timing interrupts comfort, and how transformation usually starts with a loss you didn’t see coming.

In this signal, I take on the wild balance between wanting control and learning to let life do its thing. Through humor and honesty, I talk about how chaos always finds a way to humble us. And how laughter might be the only real form of control we have left.

On this episode, I speak on the quiet power of not needing to be understood. Through humor, honesty, and reflection, I unpack what it means to choose peace over proving, distance over drama, and respect over reaction.

In this one, I sit down with my little brother, Jbandzz, to catch up on where we are creatively. We talk about his path in the culinary arts, my grind in filmmaking, and the music we’re shaping; both on our own and together. It’s a conversation about craft, collaboration, and the way our different lanes keep crossing to build something bigger than ourselves.

From bruises on the rugby field to Thanos chasing infinity stones, there’s a shared truth: apotheosis demands everything. I break down what my rugby days taught me about grit, how determination can border on obsession, and why becoming your highest self isn’t about being perfect; it’s about refusing to quit.

Watching The Last: Naruto the Movie, I realized I’ve been that fool blind to what’s right in front of me. Naruto didn’t see Hinata’s love until the moon was literally falling. I talk about the truths I’ve been oblivious to, how silence can make those truths hit harder, and why we’ve got to love people while they’re still here to feel it.

In this episode, we explore the timeless questions: What is masculinity? What is character? Why are we here? With unfiltered honesty and depth, as I breaks down modern misunderstandings, reflect on my personal identity, and challenges listeners to confront the mirror; where purpose, presence, and principle meet.

Everyone can talk about vision. Some have perspective. But what actually gets it done? Attitude.This episode is about the energy you bring when it’s time to build; when talking turns into doing. I break down how attitude shapes your decisions, your work ethic, and your results; whether people are watching or not.“Attitude is for execution. If you can make it, make it good.”For the ones who are done explaining, and ready to deliver.

Not everyone’s meant to understand you, but someone’s meant to learn from you.In this episode, I break down what it means to carry perspective: how your lived experience, your pain, and your lens on life can become a tool; not for proving yourself, but for teaching through presence.This one’s for the ones who’ve been silenced, overlooked, or doubted; but never stopped watching.“Perspective is for teaching. If you can give, you can take.”

In this debut episode, I explore a truth that’s shaped my life:“Vision is for learning. If you can see, you can hear.”Through personal stories, quiet revelations, and raw reflection, I talk about what it means to carry vision in a world that isn’t always ready to receive it. This isn’t just about dreams; it’s about listening to the deeper layers of life, the things people don’t say, the energy behind the words.It’s about how seeing clearly teaches you to move differently. To wait. To trust. To hear the sound of timing.Whether you’ve ever felt ahead of your time, misunderstood, or just trying to navigate this world with a vision no one else can quite see yet… this one’s for you.