I'm really beginning to think that 24 hour news cycles are pointless. I mean, how long can you milk a story for? Half the time, they aren't even giving you the facts of the story. Instead they are trying to illicit an emotional response. It's even gotten to the point, where they "spec before check". Meaning, that they will give speculations about an event, before giving you the facts. Sports news are more notorious for this than other news outlets. Regardless, it's still an annoyance. Let's discuss.
Recently I've become a father. As I go through this journey with my significant other, I've realized that being a parent isn't as bad as most people say it is. I'm so in love with this little person that I helped create. I simply cannot fathom abandoning this little girl. In today's episode, I talk a little bit about how being a parent is just plain awesome!
I've come to the realization (despite my many previous objections) that family really is important. It helps create a positive community, it helps bring financial equity, and most importantly, it helps to create a set morals that a young individual can abide by in their lives. But, before I came to this realization, I was really against the idea of marriage and starting a family. I wondered why? So, I sat and thought about it for awhile and I think I came up with some ideas. I may be wrong or I may be right, but I wanted to share some thoughts on this with you guys and see what we can come up with. Enjoy!
Ayesha Curry recently made a statement about how she feels unwanted by men. Naturally, the internet went wild with this comment and everyone had an input. I didn't find her comments to be that bad. In fact, I've realized that a lot of women may be feeling this way as well in stable relationships. I find this to be interesting, so let's discuss.
Sports are tough enough as is. Now there's an added difficulty apparently, where trans men are infiltrating women sports and are smashing all sorts of records (and faces). Is this even fair? We discuss this and other unfairness in sports. Enjoy!
In today's episode, I am joined by Moriah Solomon, creator of the "Pause" podcast. We were introduced through a mutual friend because we have some interesting perspectives on life and such. We met, we clicked, we decided to podcast! Here's to testing our chemistry, by talking about relationships.
in this episode, I take a look at a simple phrase that have been lingering on my mind for the past week, "Make me a priority". I don't know why it's been lingering, but it's really made me think of what it entails. So I attempt to break it down a bit.
Andy gets real and opens up about his mental health issues and how he's trying to deal with them on a daily basis. We may be dealing with issues ourselves. The point of this podcast, is to hopefully help someone out there deal with theirs and know that they aren't alone. There is help. Don't be afraid to go get it.
With the sad passing of Nipsey Hussle earlier this week, I couldn't help but wonder, why we as black people continue to take out our positive leaders? It's an issue that we need to have an honest discussion about, cuz we are literally killing our own at an alarming rate. So, let's discuss it.
I've talked about my personal religious experiences and even questioned the purpose of religion on this podcast. Chris aka Xekutioner has reached out and shared some of my questionings in his own religious journey. So, in this episode, he joins me as we discuss his religious journey and how he came into his faith. It's a conversation we all need to have with ourselves and those of religious faith.
Ever notice that in every scandal, there is a Becky? (Becky with the good hair, Aunty Becky in the college scandal, Dog Park Becky, you name it, it has a Becky somewhere). Anyways, in today's podcast, we talk about this massive cheating scandal that has rocked the web.
We've heard people complain, "the internet is such a negative place". But is it really? In today's episode, I ponder if the internet really is a bad place or is it us that make it such an unbearable place?