Ron is a very traditional, very old school kinda guy, and on this episode we dive in a bit on what it was like growing up and working in the service industry for almost thirty whole years. We also touch on what it means to be a man and what it means to be a father, two things in the black community that can have very heavy connotations attached to them and sometimes aren’t carried out in the healthiest manner. Everyone also gets pretty high in this one, so there’s that too. We hope you all enjoy.

Monwell is one of happiest and most optimistic people we’ve ever met, if not the most. He’s a shining beacon in a lot of the lives he’s touched and in this episode, we try to dive into what allows him to keep such a positive attitude. Has he always been this way or was it some event in his life that caused him to really look inward and make that decision each day he wakes up? Listen in and maybe you might find your answer.

We would like to thank all of you for the constant support and understanding while we’ve been going through a few changes over the last month. As an appreciation, we got a few friends together after a few drinks and recorded a little bonus for you all to check out. We hope you enjoy a good bit of nothing between friends.

It’s more than fair to say that everyone has their own love language, and often times there will be couples who have love languages that might completely oppose one another. One thing we try to get to the bottom of in this bonus episode is whether or not it’s easier to love or be loved, and based on your love language, you may have a differing opinion than we do. Maybe you think the same as we do here. Guess you’ll have to listen to the episode and find out.

We would like to thank everyone, both old and new, for taking the time out to sit and listen the episodes we’ve been able to record so far and hope you all continue to listen in for future episodes. Follow us over on Instagram @acedia_media_podcast for more updates and a humble thanks as always.

On this episode we discuss life in the psychology field with our guest, Torprika. As one of the only people who uses his degree that we know, we thought it’d be fun to get the story from someone who stuck to their guns and worked hard to get a job in their field and maintain a steady career path rather than graduating and becoming a manager at a Home Depot. If you have an interest in psychology or would like to hear about an introspective look on college life and finding yourself as a psychology student, we welcome you to listen in and maybe learn something about yourself in the process.

In this episode we discuss dating both in the service industry and also during a global pandemic. How does it affect our guest, Nicole? Guess you better pop in for a quick listen.

This episode went off the rails a bit if we’re going to be completely honest. We discuss things from being a confident black woman in the service industry to COVID mishandling and Flavor Flav at one point. Hope you all have fun with this one.

Brief little excerpt from our first attempt at interviewing our most popular guest to date @venomxwitch

On this episode of the podcast we address the concept of biracialism and what that means for guest, Jarin, both growing up and during the current Black Lives Matter movement. Being both Samoan and black, these cultures have very strong family based roots, however each have a strong sense of hyper masculinity ingrained in them as well. If you’re curious as to how this affected him and more, this could be a good one to hop into. We hope you all enjoy.