Blended Views Unfiltered Podcast

Would you date a person who parents a child that is not there's?  Do you date according to how lonely you are? Does a lot of your decision-making depend on your family's opinions? In today's episode, we discuss these topics along with a few more, uncovering different perspectives and even raising concerns about just how scary dating can be if we're not honest with ourselves about what we can handle and what we can't. This conversation unlocks some emotions and realities that many face today, and this is only the beginning of many conversations to come just like this.

In today's episode, we come up with some interesting perspectives when it comes to how and when a man should ask a woman on a date. Is it levels to this dating game, or is it a one size fits all kind of approach. We often find ourselves settling in one sense and in another not giving a chance to someone based on either our standards, others' opinions, fear, or sometimes loneliness among many other things. We discuss these topics along with scenarios like being asked out on a date to a place that one might consider beneath them or too bougie, whether men should chase women or not, and give some advice on different ways to approach dating.

In today's episode, we discuss how our network affects the way we move. More times than not our network includes family and friends, but have we ever evaluated if the people in our network would be there for us in our time of need? Not only financially, but spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and even when it comes to us relocating to another city or state, can we depend on our network to be a resource in our daily life? Not that we're looking for handouts but more so in the sense that people need people and what better people to have than, those closest to us if we can't rely on them then our networks need a big-time makeover. We also discuss the takeover of AI and how the US dollar is quickly losing its value and how now more than ever group economics should be a huge focus in families and friend groups alike.

In a world where trends, unorthodox parenting, bold face lying and false self perception is the new normal, the lack of common sense and ethics are at an all time high. In today's episode, we discuss Ja Morant, the corny guy kids today vs back in the day and do women answer the door half naked, especially while in relationships. Some say common sense is inherited, some say its taught but now days it just seems like it's a choice or an accessory that's occasionally worn, either way let's make common sense common again!

In today's episode, we sit down with Tone Robinson of DTS Property management and talk about real estate, investing, generational wealth and life hacks that we can use on a daily basis not only in our lives but also for those who have children. If you've ever wondered how to break into the real estate industry or need to know where to put that extra money that you have coming in so that it's working for you and growing, it's all wrapped up in this conversation. We threw real-life scenarios and situations out there so that common misconceptions could be addressed as well as questions that go unasked or unanswered can be talked about in detail so that we not only have a better understanding but also know how to apply the information and strategies that are talked about. This episode is about educating ourselves and truly leveling up no matter where you're at financially there are moves to be made.

In today's episode, we discuss a hot topic surrounding an interview that has gone viral about Grant Cardone's comments about how he targets the african american community and if he will face backlash let alone apologize. We also get into a discussion about the heavy use of the N word and if the use of it will ever come to an end along with many other terms given to african americans. We share stories about our experiences as well as take a look into a little bit of our family's history. Will the next generation mimic the behaviors of generations past or will they not only think more progressively and inclusively but act it out and take a stand against the many wrongs that have been written throughout history.

This week we got all the fellas together for a guys night and decided to do a podcast and share with the world some of the things we talk about when we're all together. We discuss masculine women, cheating, manhood and things we had to do and even go through to make us who we are today. We give you a great look into the mindset of men that will surely keep you intrigued, and this is the first of many open, honest, and transparent conversations that we will have as it is important to see men come together, have a good time as well as share and build off of one another.

There are many things that are deciding factors when it comes to pursuing someone or skipping right past them when you start intentionally dating, especially when you're dating to marry. Often times red flags are ignored due to lust, status, attention, or fear of missing out, and important questions either go unanswered or are never even asked until you're in too deep. In Today's episode, we discuss one of the scary topics, Credit, and why is it scary you may wonder. Well, because maybe you're afraid to offend, maybe yours isn't up to par, maybe you're afraid of the answer you might get, maybe you think you're overstepping, or in some cases, you just don't really care because that's not a deciding factor for you. In any case, this is a topic that we should make normal in order to know where our potential spouse stands when making financial decisions and if that's something you can handle and live with. We get into scenarios, and personal experiences and share different perspectives on the topic of credit and how it does and/or does not affect how we would proceed with a potential mate.

This month we celebrate 2things, Valentines day and Black History month and in today's episode we have a guest couple who will celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary!! It was only right that we start the month off celebrating black love and what better way to learn from the good parts of  love but to  also hear about the ugly side of it as well. In today's society it's common to hear about the hardships, downfalls, struggles and even sometimes craziness after the relationship has ended, but today we get to hear the good, the bad and the ugly of a relationship and how these things  were navigated and brought the 2 closer together and deeper in love, understanding and commitment. 

In today's bonus episode we discuss the very sad unfortunate events that led to the death of Tyre Nichols.  We often times don't see justice and when we  do it's usually not done  so swiftly and in the manner  in which it happened this time. This time we seen it happen how we always thought it should and thats where we now understand  that the system does indeed  work, it just works whenever it fits a certain demographic, culture and narrative. We have a brief discussion with our thoughts about this along with a few other related stories. More discussions should be in  fact had and  heard.