We’re talking sensitivity with comedian crooner JR De Guzman (Netflix, Kevin Hart’s Hart of the City). From his heart to his uncircumcised head JR knows sensitivity and joins us for a heartfelt conversation on falling in love deep and fast, the 5 love languages, and the importance of talking about these topics among other men. We get confronted about our relationship with ourselves and our capacity to love others while learning to establish healthy boundaries. How to change the narrative from finding someone to learning how to be, love, and care for yourself as “the one”.

We get existential while we consider our purpose as humans on this earth and how we have gotten so disconnected from nature’s balance (especially in urban contexts). Finally, we discuss uncircumsized dick shaming, and how high school was hell for everyone with “abnormal” genitalia when actually, we all had shitty Sex Education and didn’t really know what “normal” reproductive organs actually look like. 

 

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Environmental things:

• Learn further about the causes and effects of climate change, and what short and long-term solutions there are. FutureLearn and edX are some sites that offer (mostly free) environmental science courses.
• Keep up with current events. You can begin by following @cnnclimate, @intersectionalenvironmentalist, and @unclimatechange on Instagram.
• DONATE to or spread the word about climate justice organizations such as The Coalition for Rainforest Nations, 350.org, and Direct Relief International. 
• Articles: How to Stop Global Warming (NRDC), Why the Fight for Climate Justice is a Fight for Justice Itself (Landscape News)
• Documentaries: How the Climate Crisis and Systemic Racism are Deeply Connected (Youtube), Environmental Racism Explained (Youtube) A Life on our Planet (Netflix), Kiss the Ground (Netflix)